January 10, 2023 Issue

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FEATURE

Machine politics

by Graham Hillard

✪ Late Night has lost its joy

by Peter Tonguette

✪ Mothers need advocates, too

by Kimberly Ross

Your Land

★★★

Word of the Week: ‘Populism’

by Nicholas Clairmont

★★★

Frozen in time

by Madeline Fry Schultz

★★★

Others must sacrifice so I can fly

by Conn Carroll

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I spy an American

by Zachary Faria

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Out of the blue (states)

by Timothy P. Carney

Business

BUSINESS

US Big Three auto companies commit to making cars that people don’t want

by Stephen Moore

BUSINESS

Tech sector layoffs warning sign of broader job losses

by Zach Halaschak

Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Petroleum use in everyday items means more pain from higher oil prices

by Breanne Deppisch

Standards (or the lack thereof)

by Becket Adams

Recession worries White House in 2023

by W. James Antle III

Family affair: West Virginia governor’s race pits familiar names against each other

Spending law pumps up budget for federal cybersecurity agency

The long war: Why peace is unlikely to come to Ukraine this year

by Jamie McIntyre

The Columnists

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Dominic Green

Pele, architect of the beautiful game

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Byron York

In DC and Tallahassee, a split-screen moment for the Republican Party

Life & Arts

Quentin Tarantino takes on the movies

by Daniel Ross Goodman

The double-barreled Cormac McCarthy

by Washington Examiner

The ‘Ich’ factor

by Charlotte Allen

Drink like a droog

Unmissed reconnections

Directly under the sun

The crime of Treason

by Graham Hillard

James Cameron hates himself

by Peter Tonguette

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Obituary

Pope Benedict XVI, 1927-2022

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