IN THE October 14, 2019, ISSUE Elizabeth Warren, Cherokee from Outer Space By Kyle Smith Conservative; liberal; white; Cherokee; Harvard prof; tribune of the people; possibly extraterrestrial.
Elizabeth Warren’s Family-Leave Plan Would Weaken Family Relationships Elizabeth Warren’s Family-Leave Plan Would Weaken Family Relationships By Carrie Lukas
Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Corruption Proposal Would Silence Dissent Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Corruption Proposal Would Silence Dissent By Bradley A. Smith & Luke Wachob
Politics & Policy Elizabeth Warren, Cherokee from Outer Space By Kyle Smith Conservative; liberal; white; Cherokee; Harvard prof; tribune of the people; possibly extraterrestrial.
Economy & Business Elizabeth Warren Is Wrong about Payday Lenders By Kevin D. Williamson On Saab guys and scrubs.
Economy & Business Elizabeth Warren’s Entitlement Plans Are Money for Nothing By Ramesh Ponnuru Expensive policies with no rationale.
Economy & Business Elizabeth Warren’s Wealth-Tax Trap By Veronique de Rugy A tax on wealth would be economically destructive, fiscally ineffective, and possibly unconstitutional.
Economy & Business Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Corporate Fixation By Samuel Hammond Looking for Scapegoat, Inc.
Economy & Business Elizabeth Warren’s Bad Student-Debt Plan By Preston Cooper It’s too costly and would create a moral hazard, when there are better alternatives.
Economy & Business Elizabeth Warren’s Family-Leave Plan Would Weaken Family Relationships By Carrie Lukas So long, Aunt Bee!
Energy & Environment Elizabeth Warren Is Wrong on Fracking By Shawn Regan She ignores environmental as well as fiscal realities.
Politics & Policy Elizabeth Warren’s Anti-Corruption Proposal Would Silence Dissent By Bradley A. Smith & Luke Wachob Free speech protects advocacy groups, not just individuals ranting on street corners.
Politics & Policy Elizabeth Warren’s Limitless Ideology By Greg Weiner Why progressivism can never stop.
Books Unraveling the Origins of the Trump-Russia Investigation By Eli Lake A review of Ball of Collusion: The Plot to Rig an Election and Destroy a Presidency, by Andrew C. McCarthy.
Books The War-Time Diaries of Miksa Fenyő: A Little-Known Masterpiece By David Pryce-Jones A review of A Nation Adrift: The 1944–1945 Wartime Diaries of Miksa Fenyő, translated by Mario D. Fenyő.
Books Was James Buchanan Gay? By Fred Schwarz A review of Bosom Friends: The Intimate World of James Buchanan and William Rufus King, by Thomas J. Balcerski.
Books The Turbulent Life of the Velvet Underground’s Lou Reed By Robert Dean Lurie A review of The Life of Lou Reed: Notes from the Velvet Underground, by Howard Sounes.
Books Zadie Smith’s New Short-Story Collection Dazzles and Disappoints By Madeleine Kearns A review of Grand Union: Stories, by Zadie Smith.
Film & TV Jennifer Lopez Delivers a Career-High Performance in Hustlers By Ross Douthat A review of Hustlers.
Letters Letters By NR Editors Readers respond to our September 9 issue, ‘What We Love about America.’
The Week The Week By NR Editors Amazingly, Bill de Blasio turned out to be almost as unpopular in Iowa as he is in New York.
Athwart The Children’s Crusade By James Lileks We do not wish to take orders from dour children whose Save the Earth poster occupies a space that had pictures of Pokémon two years ago.
The Long View Notes from the Class of 1987 By Rob Long See you all at the reunion! Gonna be a fun one! Boola boola!
Poetry The Third Rail By Richard O'Connell It intimidates without apparent threat, not looking live or lethal, rough with rust...
Happy Warrior It Came Out of the Sky By Heather Wilhelm The United States Navy has basically admitted that UFOs are real. Here’s the weird: Very few people seem to care.