June 4, 2024 Issue

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FEATURE

The big Biden panic: The president is trailing, but perhaps the guilty verdict against Trump will save him

by W. James Antle III

✪ Doomed on the Fourth of July: A reckoning is coming for the United Kingdom’s Conservative Party

by Dominic Green

✪ If Kane is able: Wrestler-turned-GOP politician Glenn Jacobs could have his eyes on the Tennessee governorship

by Jack Hunter

✪ The Left comes for Alito: Recusal calls are a ‘coordinated’ campaign against Supreme Court justice

by Kaelan Deese

✪ Fostering division: A troubling trend toward putting race above familiarity in child placement

by Naomi Schaefer Riley

Your Land

★★★

Here’s the straight Skinny on traditional jazz

by Quin Hillyer

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Harvard learns to hold its tongue

by Jeremiah Poff

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Even New Jersey lawmakers are smarter than Californians

by Zachary Faria

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Morgan Spurlock made Hollywood meaner and documentaries more dishonest

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

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Flirting is now canceled

by Timothy P. Carney

Business

BUSINESS

Ozempic could save taxpayers trillions if weight-loss drug gains in popularity

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

BUSINESS

Private equity in healthcare is here to stay

Letter From The Editor

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

‘Finish’ the job in Gaza

Washington Briefing

Long-standing online liability shield under scrutiny by lawmakers

by Jessica Melugin

Will Biden move left on healthcare in a bid to stave off defeat?

Milwaukee’s deep-blue hue contrasts sharply with GOP faithful set to nominate Trump there

by John Scott Lewinski

In ‘punishment drills,’ China stages dress rehearsal of military assault on Taiwan

by Jamie McIntyre

The Columnists

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Dan Hannan

How to be anti-China and pro-trade

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Byron York

Does ‘guilty’ verdict change the race?

Life & Arts

Books

More like Goth than like gay: Review of Detrans by Mary Margaret Olohan

Life in Uniform

Birth and rebirth in the Navy

TV

The Big Cigar and the bullshistory of the Black Panthers

by Michael Moynihan

Long Life

Live like no one’s watching

Books

Everyone’s a Bayesian now

by Michael M. Rosen

Film

Reviewed: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

by Peter Tonguette

On Culture

The one-sided life of Frantz Fanon

by Gustav Jönsson

Books

Lincoln’s true believers

More from the Magazine

Business

Ozempic could save taxpayers trillions if weight-loss drug gains in popularity

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Obituary

Morgan Spurlock, 1970-2024

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