October 21, 2026 Print Edition
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AGs v. Trump: How an AWOL Congress made hundreds of lawsuits possible
For decades, Congress passed broad, vague statutes, leaving the executive branch with ample room to decide how those laws are applied.
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Jay Caruso
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Your Land
Magazine - Your Land
Everyone is above average
WNBA player Sophie Cunningham already had three strikes against her: she’s white, she’s straight, and she regularly came...
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Kelly Clarkson reminds us that the customer is usually right
Kelly Clarkson, the original American Idol turned America’s talk show sweetheart, is known for being uniquely uncontroversial among...
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Magazine - Your Land
On gambling, the NFL has no integrity
Like Captain Renault in Casablanca, the NFL is shocked to discover that people are irresponsibly gambling on football...
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Magazine - Your Land
California: Where attempted murder is worth one day in jail
There is nothing quite like the backward, incoherent nature of the criminal “justice” system in California. Case in...
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Business
Magazine - Business
If California wealth tax passes, other blue states may adopt similar measures
Critics contend such proposals would kill jobs and lead to economic downward spirals.
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Magazine - Business
Why France’s financial crisis foreshadows what will come in the US without King Dollar and reform
Because it’s a day ending in “y,” the French are rioting again. Nominally, the latest crusade...
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Washington Briefing
Magazine
When purity politics runs its course: Even the most strident DSA politicians must learn to compromise
When members of the Democratic Socialists of America win a local election, they fly into office...
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Congressional
Pro-Israel Democrats, once seemingly politically invincible, are on the defensive
They’re on the opposite side of their party’s socialists and far-left-wingers who are hostile to the...
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Magazine
Rising Trump administration pressure on Cuba divides Hill Democrats
It’s a long-running split that’s played out in politics and popular music.
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Letter from editor
Katie Zacharia was bad, but the job is becoming impossible
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Katie Zacharia did not make a successful debut as White House press secretary....
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