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July/August 2022
Cover Story
Seed Oils and Bad Science
Carmel Richardson
July 6, 2022
The root of our national sickness is a seed.
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Front Lines
Lessons from a Turkish Coup
Nicholas Spyridon Kass
July 1, 2022
The country that invented the ‘deep state’ teaches us how it can be dealt with.
Happy National Sweet Tea Day
Brandon Meeks
June 10, 2022
In Boston, they dumped it into the harbor; in the South, we pour it up into washed-out pickle jugs and mason jars. Brewed strong.…
The Dean of Non-Interventionism
Hunter DeRensis
July 8, 2022
Justus Doenecke has written more books on the history of antiwar foreign policy than anyone, and he’s still going.
The Strange Case of Frank Morrissey
Jonathan Leaf
July 20, 2022
My friend’s conviction shows how our justice system’s flaws do not just affect the poor and marginalized.
Foreign Funding of Nonprofits Goes Unchecked
Sarah Lee
June 20, 2022
Think tanks and universities are taking millions in foreign donations, and Biden has no interest in imposing transparency.
Commentary
Harvey Weinstein’s Lost Appeal
Matthew Schmitz
June 15, 2022
Not realizing what lay ahead, Weinstein boasted of his support for the forces that were about to devour him.
Features
Strategic Ambiguity Works
Peter Van Buren
July 22, 2022
A move toward clarity on Taiwan would be needlessly adversarial and wildly dangerous.
Stirring Up Hatred Against Indian Boarding Schools
Helen Andrews
July 13, 2022
The Interior Department joins the movement to rebrand education as cultural genocide.
Welcome Back to the 1890s
Tim Reichert
June 17, 2022
Five ideas for a Republican Party that wants to represent the middle class.
Arts & Letters
The Two Lives of Robert Hanssen
Nic Rowan
July 15, 2022
How did Hanssen maintain his two personae, which even when examined closely, both appear to be his true self?
Dishonorable Passions
Declan Leary
June 29, 2022
Secret City
, James Kirchick's new history of gay Washington, says more than it means to.
Classical Raphael
Joseph Phelan
June 24, 2022
Raphael was one of the grandest portraitists of all time, whose pictures illustrated the humanistic principles of Western civilization.
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