Bobby Miller

1 month ago | thedispatch.com | Scott Lincicome |Michael Warren |Bobby Miller |Aryana Petrosky

The market has changed but consumers’ needs are still being met. Published February 26, 2025 Among the more common economic tropes of the last 15 years has been the U.S. “.” Giant e-commerce companies, so the story goes, have killed traditional brick-and-mortar establishments in the United States, forcing American shoppers—particularly low-income ones—to travel farther for fewer (and lesser) retail opportunities and leaving them worse off overall.

1 month ago | thedispatch.com | Jamie Weinstein |John Mccormack |Bobby Miller |Valerie Pavilonis

‘It’s about the reaction.’ Published February 24, 2025 MSNBC anchor Joe Scarborough joins Jamie Weinstein to discuss the first month of Donald Trump’s presidency and whether or not we should hit the panic button over the elected “king.”The Agenda:—Separating signal from the noise—The seven-year itch (to ghost)—Will SCOTUS stop President Trump? —Using the Justice Department—The future of the GOP

2 months ago | thedispatch.com | John Mccormack |Michael Warren |Jonah Goldberg |Bobby Miller

It’s a sign of the times that Mike Pence can make news with pronouncements that a decade ago would’ve been about as controversial as saying that the sky is blue. “Mr. President, Ukraine did not ‘start’ this war,” Donald Trump’s former vice president posted on Twitter February 19. “Russia launched an unprovoked and brutal invasion claiming hundreds of thousands of lives.

2 months ago | thedispatch.com | Bobby Miller |Sarah Isgur |Kevin Williamson

The Monday Essay Is a more powerful executive branch good for conservatism—and America? Published February 24, 2025 February is rather peculiar. Not only is it the shortest month of the year, it also contains one of the strangest holidays on the American calendar. No, not Groundhog Day—Presidents’ Day. At first glance, the holiday doesn’t seem especially out of the ordinary.