April 30, 2024 Issue

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FEATURE

The future of the US-Israeli relationship

by Sean Durns

✪ The need for Nixon: Both Democrats and Republicans are taking a second look at the president from Yorba Linda

by Alexander Nazaryan

✪ The trouble with Tulsi: Why the former Hawaii congresswoman is Trump’s worst choice for vice president

by Varad Mehta

✪ Freeing TikTok: Ending Chinese control of the social media platform would enhance free speech

by Ilya Shapiro

✪ How to date right: Romance is in the air with a former Trump aide’s new app for conservatives

by Kara Kennedy

Your Land

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Sun’s out, lights out

by Zachary Faria

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California’s new affirmative action plan

by Jeremiah Poff

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Four more years of Biden should give everyone ‘pause’

by Christopher Tremoglie

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Critical contempt of Taylor Swift is belied by her record-shattering commercial acclaim

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

Business

BUSINESS

Pro-growth economic policies counter climate change rather than contributing to it

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

BUSINESS

Here is where the inflation scourge stands six months out from Election Day

by Zach Halaschak

Letter From The Editor

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Campus zombies

Washington Briefing

Biden administration FCC aims to reinstate open internet regulations undone in Trump era

by Jessica Melugin

House GOP wants to make ‘appliance week’ happen

Missile defense proves its mettle in the skies over Israel and Ukraine

by Jamie McIntyre

Grudge rematch: First presidential rerun in 68 years set for November

The Columnists

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Dan Hannan

How to stop genocides

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Dominic Green

Return to 1968

Life & Arts

Books

Salman Rushdie’s second chance life

by Malcolm Forbes

On Culture

Back to the boomer: Not even sci-fi is safe from the specter of the sixties

TV

Tina Fey’s girl band comedy pops on Netflix

by J. Oliver Conroy

Books

An impermanent resurrection

by Diane Scharper

Books

S.J. Perelman’s quick wit

by Peter Tonguette

Film

The horror of censorship

Long Life

You’re not paranoid if Siri’s out to get you

Sports

The sun never sets on the sports-betting empire

by Oliver Bateman

More from the Magazine

Business

Pro-growth economic policies counter climate change rather than contributing to it

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Obituary

Dickey Betts, 1943-2024

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