This publication adds the word "SIR--" in all caps to preface all published letters to the editor. This publication uses Officina Sans Bold for its headlines, such as a 2012 headline asking "Which One?" on an image of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney walking over the American flag. A special "no boundaries" award is included in this publication's yearly "innovation awards". An early editor of this publication also wrote a book on The English Constitution. Walter Bagehot ["BADGE"-it] edited this publication, which reviews books in its Prospero section. James Wilson started this publication to oppose the Corn Laws. For 10 points, name this periodical with anonymous editori
This publication adds the word "SIR--" in all caps to preface all published letters to the editor. This publication uses Officina Sans Bold for its headlines, such as a 2012 headline asking "Which One?" on an image of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney walking over the American flag. A special "no boundaries" award is included in this publication's yearly "innovation awards". An early editor of this publication also wrote a book on The English Constitution. Walter Bagehot ["BADGE"-it] edited this publication, which reviews books in its Prospero section. James Wilson started this publication to oppose the Corn Laws. For 10 points, name this periodical with anonymous editorials, a weekly British magazine whose coverage of world affairs often has a financial bent.