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October 7, 2026 Issue

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October 7, 2026 Print Edition
Cover Story
In moral inversion, many refuse to see Jews as victims of 2023 Hamas attack
The past three years, including the highly destructive war in Gaza, have changed nothing in Palestinian attitudes or intentions.

Stories that matter—told with clarity and conviction.

Your Land

It could have been Israel’s 9/11. The media called it a ‘midair altercation’
Magazine - Your Land
It could have been Israel’s 9/11. The media called it a ‘midair altercation’
A FlyDubai flight headed toward Tel Aviv, Israel, nearly crashed on Wednesday after its Omani co-pilot allegedly stabbed...
The LGBT social contagion is in decline
Magazine - Your Land
The LGBT social contagion is in decline
The share of young Americans who identify as having various nontraditional sexualities or “gender identities” is declining, an...
It’s too hard to watch the playoffs
Magazine - Your Land
It’s too hard to watch the playoffs
The internet — and all these extremely portable devices carrying the internet — were supposed to make life...

Business

Why Dario Amodei needs AI regulation for Anthropic to stay on top
Magazine - Business
Why Dario Amodei needs AI regulation for Anthropic to stay on top
Outside the White House and in front of the press, President Donald Trump’s convocation of artificial...

Washington Briefing

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Vance embodies Nixon’s populist, outsider qualities
While much has been made about Nixon’s similarities to Trump, there’s another politician Nixon has a...
Magazine
Proposed Massachusetts voting change could make GOP candidates more competitive
Massachusetts Republicans could have their best chance in decades at winning House seats under a “good...
Letter from editor
Always be selling, but it will only get Trump and GOP so far
President Donald Trump is an expert at branding and marketing, but right now, he gives himself low marks for sales....

Stories that matter—told with clarity and conviction.