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October 10, 2023 Issue

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FEATURE

A Constitution, if you can keep it

by Jay Cost

✪ Will GOP attacks on Kamala Harris stick as 2024 campaign ramps up?

by Max Thornberry

✪ House speaker aspirants will have to navigate tricky GOP internal politics

by David Mark

✪ French decline in Africa paves the way for US

by Zineb Riboua

Your Land

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California’s homeless czars

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No more doggies in the window?

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Don’t know slang? No worries, check the dictionary

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Bringing the border to Army-Navy

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Philadelphia car dealership has over half its cars stolen in a few days

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Business

BUSINESS

Nikki Haley bets 2024 GOP voters want to hear the hard truths about the economy

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BUSINESS

Consumer spending surprisingly robust despite inflation and interest rate hikes

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Letter From The Editor

Washington Briefing

Pennsylvania 2024 Senate race tests incumbent’s name recognition vs. rival’s deep pockets

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Will GOP attacks on Kamala Harris stick as 2024 campaign ramps up?

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Heritage’s Project 2025 a socially conservative plan for US national security

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Democratic majority on the FCC aims to reinstate Obama-era net neutrality rules

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GOP 2024 presidential hopefuls hit Exeter, New Hampshire, for candidate forum

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Senate Democrats missed chances to avoid a pair of 2023 political headaches

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The Columnists

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Putinite Republicans are disgracing America
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Freedom of passions, freedom from speech
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Joe Biden pledged ‘not another foot’ of border wall. Now he’s building it

Life & Arts

 

The forgotten war that made Germany militant and France French

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It doesn’t take Thomas Sowell long to dispatch social justice

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Legal marijuana and smoking bans make for a weird mix

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Reviewed: William Friedkin’s The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial

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Nature versus X on The Golden Bachelor

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The only way to love America’s government efficiency

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Yascha Mounk patiently explains that what’s wrong with identity politics is everything

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In Salzburg, a modern Verdi production tries to say more than Shakespeare could

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