Magazine Issue

June 29, 2021

Why are the British so much more afraid?
Columnists

Why are the British so much more afraid?

The United Kingdom has become an Anglosphere outlier in its attachment to coronavirus restrictions. In other English-speaking democracies, something close to normal life has resumed. But Brits…

Dan Hannan
Defund someone else’s police
Editorials

Defund someone else’s police

While juvenile activists proclaim “All cops are bastards” and their ideological champions in Congress demand we “defund the police” and their blinkered friends in the press corps…

Washington Examiner
John McAfee, 1945-2021
Magazine - Obituary

John McAfee, 1945-2021

John McAfee, the legendary software pioneer turned eccentric outlaw turned cryptocurrency kingpin, died of an apparent suicide at 75, just hours after learning that he would be…

Emily Zanotti
The undogmatic justice
Magazine - Features

The undogmatic justice

By the end of the summer, the Supreme Court had a vacancy. The president nominated the jurist he “judged most qualified” to serve on the court, but…

Washington Examiner
Billionaires and badinage
Magazine - Life & Arts

Billionaires and badinage

In the first scene of the first book of Edward St. Aubyn’s celebrated, elegantly horrific Patrick Melrose cycle, Patrick’s father, an evil aristocrat in dressing gown and…

Stefan Beck
The Minneapolis effect
Crime

The Minneapolis effect

On top of its other tragedies, 2020 saw the biggest surge in violent crime in decades. Homicides rose a projected 25% to 30%, to over 20,000 dead.…

Charles Fain Lehman