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October 2020

What If There’s No Winner on Election Day?

By Buck Sexton Americans usually expect November 3 to be the date that will determine the presidency, but it may not be that simple this time. There are realistic scenarios – perhaps even likely ones – where we do not know who will be...

Buck Sexton

October 2020

The UN’s Unhappy Birthday

By Richard Haass The United Nations turns 75 this autumn, and if this were a normal year, many of the world’s leaders would gather in New York City to celebrate this milestone and open the annual meeting of the General Assembly. But this year...

Richard Haass

October 2020

Playing With Fire

An update on the Melt Up… and what happens next. By Dr. Steve Sjuggerud “Stocks only go up,” outspoken day-trader Dave Portnoy says – often – on Twitter. On up days, Portnoy is the best there is. At least, that’s...

Dr. Steve Sjuggerud

October 2020

Debt Is the Real Pandemic

By Dr. Ron Paul According to the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) latest “Update on the Budget Outlook,” this year’s $3.3 trillion federal deficit is not just three times larger than last year – it is the largest...

Dr. Ron Paul

October 2020

The Middle Class Squeeze

Economic Stagnation, Downturn In Middle-Class Incomes, and Our Declining Position On The World Stage By Trish Regan In January 2017, the man that would eventually become an attorney for the so-called “Ukraine whistleblower” sent a...

Trish Regan

October 2020

Keep In the Vote

By P.J. O’Rourke Since 1980, U.S. presidential election voter turnout has averaged 53.7%. In the last hundred years, no voter turnout for any federal election has topped 62.8%, and that was in 1960 during the festive squeaker of a grudge match...

P. J. O’Rourke

October 2020

Experts Vs. Crackpots

By Geoffrey Norman In the early days of the 20th century, the progressive vision was that widespread war was simply not possible. A bestselling book of the time, The Great Illusion, argued that the cost of war was prohibitive. Slaughter had become...

Geoffrey Norman

October 2020

Trump Versus the Media

His Real 2020 Election Opponent By Jason Rantz When Donald Trump announced his presidential candidacy in 2015, the national media was already eager to watch it crash and burn. Offering endless hours of coverage, media outlets thought they would end...

Jason Rantz

October 2020

A Liberal Landslide

Prepare Your Portfolio Now for Certain Sectors to Skyrocket By Whitney Tilson Usually, the presidential election is the big news driver of the year. Of course, 2020 headlines have been all about COVID-19. A global pandemic is one of the few things...

Whitney Tilson

October 2020

America Is Already at War

By Sebastian Gorka PhD After September 11, 2001, I spent more than 12 years helping our warfighters understand America’s enemies. My audience included the SEALs, the Green Berets, the United States Special Operations Command, and various...

Sebastian Gorka PhD

October 2020

Conspiracy Theories in 2020

Underground Ideas Are Surfacing Everywhere By Kim Iskyan From claims that Elvis is still alive to theories that NASA faked the moon landing, Americans have always loved their conspiracy theories… But add in a global coronavirus...

Kim Iskyan

October 2020

It Doesn’t Matter Who Wins

America is an enormous ship of state, too big and complicated for any single person to control it… Letter from the Editor: Editor in Chief P.J. O’Rourke Our ship of state is an old-fashioned square-rigged treasure galleon, but with...

P. J. O’Rourke