| American Conservative | The American Conservative Magazine is a biweekly publication edited by the leading conservative voices Pat Buchanan and Taki Theodoracopulos. American Conservative is dedicated to reigniting the conservative conversation, engaging the neo-conservative agenda through its espousal of traditional conservative themes. The considered and sometimes provocative opinion will ensure that American Conservative becomes an important part of the American political dialogue. | | American Prospect | The aim of The American Prospect Magazine is to contribute to a renewal of America’s democratic traditions by presenting a practical and convincing vision of liberal philosophy, politics, and public life. Articles are written for the general reader with the idea of creating a forum for public ideas that will inform and educate. Articles address all areas that government affects, including business, education, the environment, the media, international relations, and personal lifestyles. | | American Spectator | About American Spectator: The American Spectator is a conservative magazine about politics and culture. Founded in 1967, The American Spectator, offers a fresh perspective on what’s really going on in Washington DC with news, opinion, and humor from R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr, Ben Stein, John H. Fund, Brian Wesbury, and many more. | | Beijing Review | Beijing Review Magazine presents weekly news summaries and detailed articles on political, economic, regional, and international affairs in China, the Pacific Rim, and the World. In an era of business opportunities and international policymaking, interest in China is at an all time high. Beijing Review remains the indispensable tool for understanding the complexities of Chinese government, politics, law, business, and economics. | | Commentary | Commentary is America’s premier monthly magazine of ideas, the publication that those who shape public opinion turn to first for in-depth analysis of politics, religion, foreign affairs, social policy, culture, and the arts, as well as for outstanding reviews of current books. The magazine’s letters section is a world-renowned forum for unfettered debate about the most pressing issues of the day. Commentary has been a major force in shaping American political and cultural life since its founding in 1945. It is primarily known as the intellectual home of the neoconservative movement, a brand of skeptical thought that emerged as a reaction to the anti-American radicalism of the 1960s, and is today vitally engaged in the preservation and spread of democracy and Western values. As part of its historical mission, Commentary has always taken a special interest in Jewish issues and the state of Israel. Commentary is published monthly (except for a combined July-August issue) by the American Jewish Committee. | | Congressional Digest | Congressional Digest Magazine delivers non-partisan, authoritative political debate. Since 1921, Congressional Digest has presented both sides of important public policy controversies. With each issue, students of debate, political science and American history enjoy unbiased analysis of a single vital issue facing Congress. Topics recently considered include School Prayer, The United Nations, Welfare Reform, The Bosnian Conflict, Chemical Weapons, Congressional Term Limits, Immigration Policy and Deficit Reduction. Congressional Digest’s Pro & Con approach makes it an indispensable resource for debate teams. | | Conservative Chronicle | Conservative Chronicle features nationally-syndicated columnists and cartoonists who comment on world events and politics from a conservative point of view. From David Limbaugh to Phyllis Schafly, William F. Buckley, Ann Coulter and George Will, Conservative Chronicle presents the best in conservative critique and insight--all in a single weekly publication. In addition, Conservative Chronicle highlights over 25 nationally-syndicated political cartoonists (like Bill DeOre, Dick Wright and Mike Ramirez) who both amuse and inform the reader. Conservative Chronicle is a great reference source that aims to present the breadth and depth of conservative thinking today. | | Evans - Novak Political Report | The Evans - Novack Political Report Magazine is widely regarded as the consummate insider’s source for what’s happening today. Edited by nationally known commentator Robert Novack, this highly respected biweekly newsletter is packed with insider news and heads-up reports on legislative, regulatory, tax, foreign policy and other political developments on Capital Hill and in statehouses across America. | | Harvard Political Review | Harvard Political Review Magazine is the nation’s preeminent undergraduate journal of politics. A nonpartisan publication, HPR features hard-hitting interviews with political luminaries like Edward Kennedy and John McCain, as well as in-depth articles about the most important issues of the day, both domestic and international. Harvard Political Review prides itself on promoting educated and exciting discourse among its readership. | | Human Events | Human Events has been the premier source of news and analysis from a conservative viewpoint since 1944. Each issue affords the opportunity to gain insights and perspectives that the liberal media fails or refuses to report. Find out why Ronald Reagan said, ’For over 30 years, including my eight in the White House, I have always made time to read Human Events.’ | | Le Monde diplomatique | Le Monde diplomatique (the Diplo or LMD to its readers) is published in French and English (distributed in digital form by Exact Editions) and in 24 other languages. The magazine carries in-depth analysis and opinion on international politics and current affairs. According to Wikipedia, “Its articles are long, thoughtful, scholarly, and opinionated, usually from an uncompromising leftist position.” You are invited to examine the trial issue to see whether that is a reasonable opinion or a wiki-aberration. | | Mother Jones | Mother Jones is a non-profit magazine that does investigative reporting. To borrow a concept from Hemingway, our editors and reporters have well-tuned ’B.S. detectors.’ They share, with a lot of other people, a fundamental crankiness about bad decisions, hypocrisy, and out-and-out crimes committed by people in power. What’s fun and different is that they get to do something about it. The result is a colorful magazine packed with reporting and context that helps make sense of the news. Plus hope, compassion, and heart. For more than 30 years, Mother Jones has never been afraid to ask the tough questions, or print what we find out. Mother Jones is independent. Nonprofit. Dedicated to the highest standards of accuracy and fairness. Obligated only to our readers. Over the years Mother Jones has won virtually every award available to magazines -- including four National Magazine Awards -- while it has ticked off business and government honchos like no other. We’re proud of both distinctions. Intrigued? Subscribe -- for yourself or someone you care about. (Mother Jones makes a great gift.) All Mother Jones subscriptions come with our complete guarantee: if at any time, for any reason, you wish to cancel we’ll send you a refund on all unserved issues | | National Review | This magazine has been at the forefront of conservative thought since its founding in 1955 by William F. Buckley Jr. Every other week, National Review provides keen reporting, commentary and analysis on politics, economics, and current events from a conservative perspective. National Review gives you a side of the news that you just can’t find anywhere else--with a style and wit guaranteed to keep you interested and informed--plus unsurpassed book and movie reviews. | | New Internationalist | Award-winning magazine, the New Internationalist, brings to life the people, the ideas and the action in the fight for global justice. Typical themes include sustainability, human rights and globalization. It exists to report on issues of world poverty and inequality; to focus attention on the unjust relationship between the powerful and the powerless in both rich and poor nations; to debate and campaign for the radical changes necessary if the basic material and spiritual needs of all are to be met. | | New Internationalist | Each month, members from the New Internationalist cooperative scour the globe for the best writers, all the arguments and all the facts. From the Arms Trade to Fair Trade, Climate Change to Cuba, Ni goes behind the headlines and searches for the real story. Award winning journalism at its best.br> |
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