The Dispatch

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A one-act play on Heller.

How Telegram channels help save Ukrainians from bombings.

What determines if a market is free?

Trump and his first-term nemeses are both losing influence in primaries.

The two-term Georgia governor’s full-throated endorsement of conservative economic principles shouldn’t be news, but this year is different.

Plus: 30 universities face a Pentagon research-security audit, the national debt closes in on $40 trillion, and China has a competitor for Tommy Wiseau’s ‘The Room’

Blockades, nuclear breakout, and avoiding the L.

Lessons from Zohran Mamdani and Donald Trump.

In a better world, the late scholar wouldn’t have been elevated to—and fallen from—such dizzying heights.

Mainstream Democrats said no to a democratic socialist in Wisconsin.

Velvet Elvis is the reviled and beloved King of Kitsch.

The establishment is boring.

Growing up on the edge of America’s largest metropolis.

Eccentric people help bring our society to new heights. How can we support them?

A new book’s search for the elusive codes that separate tennis’s GOATs from its ghosts.

On canines, constellations, and killing terms.

Is it still the GOP?

Plus: Poland says it foiled a Russian plot to kill a U.S. citizen in Warsaw, the U.S. loses roughly a quarter of its Reaper drone fleet, and Count Binface wins more votes than ever before.

Plus: Reckoning with Woke 1.