The heir to The Public Interest , a new journal by the name of National Affairs , is now living and breathing and live on the web. The sharp and judicious Yuval Levin has brought together a team of great minds, including Adam Keiper, Reihan Salam, and a Publications Committee full of heavies like Eric Cohen, Bill McClay, Leon Kass, and our very own James W. Ceaser. David Brooks reads National Affairs . Shouldn’t you?
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