IN THE March 22, 2021, ISSUE
How to Secure Elections
Significant fraud is rare, but certain voting reforms are still needed.
Magazine
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Articles
Back to School
A former student (very former) Zooms in with two beloved professors from his freshman year.
Features
How to Secure Elections
Significant fraud is rare, but certain voting reforms are still needed.
Deter Beijing from Attacking Taiwan
Policies to keep great-power competition from becoming great-power conflict.
The Age of Space Reconnaissance
Business, not the public sector, is leading the way.
Books, Arts & Manners
The Forgotten Architects of American Hegemony
A review of Tomorrow, the World: The Birth of U.S. Global Supremacy, by Stephen Wertheim.
Graham Greene: The Middlebrow Genius
A review of The Unquiet Englishman: A Life of Graham Greene, by Richard Greene.
How Democrats Won on Obamacare
A review of The Ten Year War: Obamacare and the Unfinished Crusade for Universal Coverage, by Jonathan Cohn.
Nomadland’s Frontier Spirit
Chloé Zhao’s gorgeous, melancholy film makes the nomad life seem like it admits of multiple interpretations, which capture different true things.
Sections
Half Baked
It is dangerous in today’s climate to note that Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head are reflective of reality.
Welcome to Denny’s!
Please note that due to recent CDC COVID guidelines, you are allotted only 45 minutes to enjoy your meal.
Revenge of the Zoomers
A new inter-generational war is afoot, with the opening grenades having been tossed wantonly across the Internet.