September 11, 2024 Issue

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FEATURE

Ted Cruz says Democrats taking short-term immigration risks for long-term gains

by W. James Antle III

✪ A new Reagan film explores the 40th president’s historic struggle against communism

by Shaan Memon

✪ Spoiling Harris’s honeymoon: There’s a debate over how good the Biden-Harris economy really is

by Jeremy Lott

✪ China’s new war: America’s freedom depends on confronting the threat

by Sen. David Perdue

✪ GOP downballot disaster: Trump’s picks could come back to haunt him

by Isaac Schorr

✪ ‘No peace’ on campus this semester

by Peter Cordi

Your Land

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Dress codes? In THIS culture?

by Timothy P. Carney

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Where is Kamala Harris from really?

by Conn Carroll

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Not even football stars are safe in blue state cities

by Zachary Faria

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Russia relegated to paying for its propaganda alongside FitTea and Fyre Fest frauds

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

Business

BUSINESS

Israel’s vaunted high-tech sector resilient nearly a year after Oct. 7 attacks

by Michele Chabin

BUSINESS

Legal immigration is a boon to a free market economy. But what’s happening now is not … that.

by Tiana Lowe Doescher

Letter From The Editor

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Kamala Harris, unburdened

by W. James Antle III

Washington Briefing

Great White North: Canada’s stakes in the US presidential election are considerable

by John Scott Lewinski

Will longtime ‘North Carolina split’ between presidential and gubernatorial races hold?

‘Do-nothing’ GOP House got a few things done

Google loses search trial but plans to appeal

by Jessica Melugin

Aborted plea deal leaves 9/11 plotters in legal limbo 23 years after the terrorist attacks

by Jamie McIntyre

The Columnists

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Dominic Green

Tucker Carlson’s bad history

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Dan Hannan

Don’t ditch the dukes

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Timothy P. Carney

To save democracy, Democrats guard against accountability

Life & Arts

On Culture

Why more women will have AI boyfriends than men will have AI girlfriends

by Katherine Dee

Film

Red Dawn is a misunderstood masterpiece

by Sean Higgins

Books

A president and an oil baron walk into a journalist

Life in Uniform

‘Force pro’

Long Life

Anger buddies

TV

Good vibes, murder, and a monkey make for a satisfying Carl Hiaasen adaptation

by J. Oliver Conroy

Books

Hearing from the collateral damage in Ukraine

by Malcolm Forbes

Books

Projecting a New York experience onto Flannery O’Connor

by Micah Mattix

More from the Magazine

Business

Israel’s vaunted high-tech sector resilient nearly a year after Oct. 7 attacks

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Obituary

Leonard Riggio, 1941-2024

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