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October 14, 2026 Issue

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October 14, 2026 Print Edition
Cover Story
The stars may be aligned for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 2028
If Ocasio-Cortez runs, she ought to be considered the odds-on favorite to succeed Donald Trump.

Stories that matter—told with clarity and conviction.

Your Land

Baseball should be played outdoors
Magazine - Your Land
Baseball should be played outdoors
Kickball during gym class and Nerf basketball in your friend’s basement are where you expect a ball in...
Los Angeles ‘mansion’ tax unsurprisingly backfires
Magazine - Your Land
Los Angeles ‘mansion’ tax unsurprisingly backfires
California Democrats are nothing if not shortsighted, and the knock-on consequences of every new tax or regulation they...
The media lied to you, again. Trump did not say Iran should ‘take out’ Los Angeles and San Diego
Magazine - Your Land
The media lied to you, again. Trump did not say Iran should ‘take out’ Los Angeles and San Diego
You may have seen the dozens of headlines this week blasting President Donald Trump for suggesting we allow...
Don’t believe Democrats. Women are safer than ever
Magazine - Your Land
Don’t believe Democrats. Women are safer than ever
Democrats never waste an opportunity to demonize men for political gain, so of course, the Cornell fraternity house...

Business

Is the US bond market more scared of the government’s deficit than inflation itself?
Magazine - Business
Is the US bond market more scared of the government’s deficit than inflation itself?
As in 2024, with polls open for the midterm elections, the cost of living remains voters’...

Washington Briefing

Congressional
Senate Republicans playing defense heading into Election Day
A Democratic majority would provide the party with an effective veto over late-stage Trump administration nominees.
Magazine
Could Trump play hardball to prevent an MLB lockout?
The president claims he would stave off a pending baseball work stoppage.
Magazine
Trump cuts $810 million in federal spending he previously approved
His use of a pocket rescission foments political and legal turmoil.
Letter from editor
The GOP’s not-so-great communicators
The problem with President Ronald Reagan being called “the Great Communicator” is that it showed how much worse other Republicans...

Stories that matter—told with clarity and conviction.