[Vozda]

Thank you!

[Reagan Man]

Human Events was Ronald Reagan’s favorite magazine.

[Army Air Corps]

The Washington Time is a good one. Also, Investor's Business Daily is fairly good. For foreign news sources, the Telegraph (UK) is not bad. For centre-right French news, there is Le Figaro. For news from Spain, there is El Mundo (they describe their editorial affiliation as adhering to classical liberalism).

[Sci Fi Guy]

National Review is my first choice, but Townhall dot com has their own magazine that seems very interesting.

I'm not that fond of Human Events.

[Army Air Corps]

Also, you may want to give Imprimis a shot.

[Mr. Silverback]

A vanity?

How could you?

[Mr. Silverback]

Human Events and National Review are both great.

[Uncle Miltie]

I take National Review. I rarely disagree with their content. Pretty much conservative across the board.

They do have a pro-legalization thing about pot. I agree, but it is not the socially conservative position.

The WSJ Editorial Page is usually quite good. They are solidly conservative, excepting immigration, where they are worse than horrible, they are intellectually dishonest and they know it.

[Marie2]

How about Rush’s newsletter? I don’t know about it, myself.

[ntnychik]

I keep renewing my Human Events subscription. They also send Coulter and Buchanan columns to me by e-mail, plus general Human Events updates and Nowak’s column. My only complaint about it is that by the time it arrives, news is pretty old, but there are always good articles, opinions, book reviews, and a review of political developments in Washington and the states.

I used to get the American Spectator and loved it, but it just took too much time to read it. There was some good, dry humor. I followed Byron York’s articles back then, before he went on to National Review.

I also subscribe to Wall Street Journal. Can’t live w/o the editorial page and in-depth reporting on various issues, not just economics.

[Nooseman]

The weekly standard is another news magazine .