December 4, 2024 Issue

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FEATURE

Trump’s erstwhile critics in the press try to come to terms with four more years

by Peter Tonguette

✪ Putting the Department of Education to work — if Trump can’t abolish it

by Frederick M. Hess

✪ Potent non-state enemies threaten weak governments

by Tom Rogan

✪ Handmaid’s tales: How the Left gins up a war on women

by David Harsanyi

✪ Democrats keep fearmongering on abortion even after Trump’s election

by Kimberly Ross

Your Land

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Jaguar’s last woke gasp

by Zachary Faria

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Is mowing your lawn really the end of the world?

by Conn Carroll

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The youth are feeling Trumpy

by Jeremiah Poff

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When reality TV gets too real for TV

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

Business

BUSINESS

Women have always worked for pay

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

BUSINESS

Dismal failures in healthcare system make the US an unsuccessful nation, report says

Letter From The Editor

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Comeback Kamala?

by W. James Antle III

Washington Briefing

Hostility to Israel runs high among lawmakers from Vermont

by Mike Wagenheim

Feds’ approach to AI could change significantly in the next Trump administration

by Jessica Melugin

Pardon me, Trump

by John Scott Lewinski

Is Hakeem Jeffries the next Dr. Seuss?

Kitchen-table issues, not culture wars, helped Democrats avoid 2024 wipeout

by Keely Bastow

The Columnists

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Dominic Green

Malice in Wonderland

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Byron York

One month after campaign’s final convulsion, a moment of peace

Life & Arts

On Culture

Trump’s dramatic and ironic gains with Gen X

by Christopher J. Scalia

Books

The Lion’s Sher: Review of Cher: The Memoir, Part One

by Alexander Larman

Books

NYRB Classics Editor Edwin Frank shares his reading habit

Sports

A second-chance Super Bowl for second-place cities

by Oliver Bateman

Film

Conclave proves fallible

by Graham Hillard

Film

Success has many fathers, but Gladiator II is an orphan

by Micah Mattix

Books

Kevin Killian’s user experience

by Chris R. Morgan

Long Life

The state of the college student

More from the Magazine

Business

Women have always worked for pay

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Obituary

Jonathan Haze, 1929-2024

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