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Issue Vol. 023 Issue 013 (December 4 2017)
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Paid article The Scrapbook
THE SCRAPBOOK Undoing an Epic Act of Civic Vandalism The Scrapbook knows there is little that real Americans find so tiresome as lifestyle complaints from East Coast elites who graze up and down...
Paid article Casual
CASUAL Privilege Your Check A notice came last week from a newspaper I sub­scribe to. Since “offering check payments is becom­ing increasingly difficult to support,” the paper is “looking to...
Paid article Editorial
TORRANCE, KELLY JANE
EDITORIALS The Unipartisan Tax Bill In 1986, President Reagan signed the largest overhaul of the U.S. tax system since the New Deal. The law simplified the tax code and substantially reduced...
Paid article 'It's a Day Late, and It's a Dollar Short'
Boyer, Peter J.
As the reckoning over sexual abuse finally reaches Bill Clinton, with handwring­ing by some of his former defenders in the press and in politics, one Clin­ton White House veteran is following...
Paid article Good Luck Doing the Right Thing
SWAIM, BARTON
In The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism (1976) Daniel Bell argued that modern capitalism abetted two conflicting tendencies: It encouraged hedonistic self-gratifica­tion in the cultural sphere...
Paid article The Inevitable Outcome of the '60s
Allen, Henry
The Inevitable Outcome of the ’60s Charles Manson, 1934-2017. When I got back from India in April 1969, I knew instantly everything had changed. A ’60s commando with a backpack, I could feel it...
Paid article All Is Forgiven
EMERY, NOEMIE
All Is Forgiven As the partisan wheel turns. Of course the supporters of Roy Moore, the Republican Sen­ate candidate in Ala­bama, are standing by their candidate, despite credible charges of...
Paid article The Man with Trump's Peace Plan
WARREN, MICHAEL
Donald Trump is confident he can get a comprehensive agreement between Israel and the Palestinians. As one diplo­mat in Washington recently put it, the president is more optimistic than any­one...
Paid article Buy Fijian
Lincicome, Scott
Donald Trump’s recent recap of his 12-day, five-nation trip to Asia was overshadowed by, in typical 2017 fashion, something seemingly extraneous: the president’s sip from a bottle of Fiji Water in...
Paid article The Ultimate in Deregulation
MECIA, TONY
In the first 10 months of the Trump presidency, the blueprint for peel­ing back regulations has looked something like this: First, issue executive orders freez­ing overzealous excesses from the...
Paid article King of the Jungle
ALLEN, CHARLOTTE
King of the Jungle The Mayan empire of archaeologist Richard Hansen Rupert, Idaho Richard D. Hansen is the director of what is probably the largest archaeological excava­tion in the world,...
Paid article Master of Motion
GARDNER, JAMES
Books&Arts Master of Motion The bodies at work in Michelangelo’s body of work. by James Gardner It would be hard to invent a more pallid or inadequate title than Michelangelo: Divine...
Paid article Othering Whites
Bowman, James
Othering Whites Misfits, morals, and bourgeois norms. by James Bowman Now it can be told: In 1968, I was one of those who got “clean for Gene.” I cut my hair and put on a jacket and tie to...
Paid article Still Shrugging
YOUNG, CATHY
Still Shrugging Sixty years of Ayn Rand’s polemical novel. by Cathy Young The Russian Revolution, the centennial of which has just passed, changed the world in more ways than one can count....
Paid article (Super)man's Best Friend
LENZNER, STEVEN J.
(Super)man’s Best Friend The movies ignore the best thing about the Man of Steel: his dog, Krypto. by Steven J. Lenzner In the new Justice League movie, Batman, Wonder Woman, and other...
Paid article Irregular Loves
McClay, B. D D.
Irregular Loves Adultery, friendship, and the story of a life. by B..D. McClay What would the novel do without adultery? Invent it, one sup­poses. Even these days, when adultery might seem...
Paid article Evil on the Rails
PODHORETZ, JOHN
Evil on the Rails The details that make the detective. by John Podhoretz Last summer, to prepare for the upcoming movie ver­sion, I reread Agatha Chris­tie’s Murder on the Orient Express....
Paid article Parody
“President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for ‘a little over an hour’ Tuesday morning, discussing a range of pressing international concerns a day after Putin met with...
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