November 4, 2026 Print Edition
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What Burke, Paine, and Mason can teach conservatives about debate
Americans have always argued over politics — the founders argued plenty — but something feels different now.
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Your Land
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Democrats simply don’t believe in America anymore
What value do you think the country needs most today? It is admittedly somewhat of an odd question,...
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Some of Chicago’s crimes are merely widespread immigration fraud
You may think that Chicago is a haven of violent crime. But wouldn’t you feel silly to learn...
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‘Trunk or treat!’
The next sociologist to update Robert Putnam’s Bowling Alone ought to write about “trunk or treat.” The declines...
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Obama is ‘tired of being divided’: Pot, meet kettle
No phrase illustrates the irony of former President Barack Obama’s latest political pitch better than “right message, wrong...
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Business
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DC’s most pressing post-midterm question: What to do about Social Security’s pending insolvency?
The House Freedom Caucus was founded in the hangover of the Tea Party movement, ostensibly to...
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It’s a brave new working world with Gen Z leading the charge
“The old straightforward dream of going to college and joining the middle class is going away,”...
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Washington Briefing
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Gavin Newsom touts ‘ruthless’ approach to politics in New Hampshire pitch
Newsom's visit doubled as a way to test the waters for a presidential run that will...
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Will Republicans distance themselves from Trump after the midterm elections?
President Donald Trump could face a slow, bitter divorce from his brand’s union with the Republican...
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Congressional
Vance leans into Ohio ties to make a sale for GOP candidates
The strategy surrounding Vance and Ohio is grounded in the argument that the vice president can...
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Letter from editor
Aristotle and the midterm elections
Among the Aristotelian virtues that Charles Murray singled out as necessary for human fulfillment is that of civilized personal restraint.
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