IN THE April 3, 2017, ISSUE Russia, Europe, and the West By John O'Sullivan In defense of President Trump’s emerging foreign policy.
Health Care Scoring the GOP Health-Care Plan By Yuval Levin The House may need to move slower than it would like.
Education California’s Bilingual-Ed Mistake By John J. Miller Voters replaced a program that was working with one that didn’t.
World Russia, Europe, and the West By John O'Sullivan In defense of President Trump’s emerging foreign policy.
White House Professor Propaganda By Kevin D. Williamson Peter Navarro is positioned to give the president a lot of bad advice.
Politics & Policy Union Republicans By Bill McMorris Can Trump secure his inroads into organized labor?
Health Care Available Drugs, Affordable Drugs By Paul Howard A prescription for the new FDA commissioner.
Books Salt and Leaven By Peter Wehner A review of The Benedict Option: A Strategy for Christians in a Post-Christian Nation, by Rod Dreher.
Books Restoring U.S. Strength By Arthur Herman A review of The Big Stick: The Limits of Soft Power and the Necessity of Military Force, by Eliot A. Cohen.
Books At Sea in the Sixties By James Rosen A review of All Falling Faiths: Reflections on the Promise and Failure of the 1960s, by J. Harvie Wilkinson III.
Books The ‘Dual Life’ of Beatrix Potter By Daniel Coupland A review of ‘Over the Hills and Far Away’: The Life of Beatrix Potter, by Matthew Dennison.
Athwart Will the U.S. Survive If Big Bird Leaves His Federally Feathered Nest? By James Lileks Federal employees are living on hardtack and orange peels as it is, shivering around trash-can fires in shantytown shacks.
Happy Warrior Insolvent Snowflakes By Andrew Stiles Social Security and Medicare are going to blow up the federal budget as millions of Baby Boomers reach retirement age.