5 Print Magazines That Will Help You Become More Informed, Not More Manipulated: Yes, They Still Exist

The Federalist ^ | 05/05/2022 | Casey Chalk

[Born in 1950]

[Conservative4Life]

Future reference and requests

[FreedomPoster]

It’s not a magazine, but Hillsdale College’s Imprimis is worthwhile. You should subscribe.

https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/

[1Old Pro]

RIP The National Review and the once great editorial pages of the WSJ.

[Born in 1950]

Grit, My Weekly Reader. Boy’s Life.

[madison10]

Golden Magazine.

[frog in a pot]

It’s not a magazine, but Hillsdale College’s Imprimis is worthwhile.

+10

[Fester Chugabrew]

In my case a year’s subscription to First Things yields enough reading material for several years.

[Sequoyah101]

“the Revolutionist’s Guide”

More publications spewing the same old alarms, complaints and screed of what is wrong are just complaining hand wringing for the converted. Nobody needing informed or convinced reads them. They accomplish very little, if anything.

[Chickensoup]

Do not pass by

CITY JOURNAL. FROM THE MANHATTAN INSTITUTE

AND

CHRONOLOGICALS.

BOTH EXCELLENT

[Chickensoup]

Impremis is prime

[lizma2]

America’s First Freedom

[JimRed]

Imprimis, the Hillsdale College publication is excellent as well.

[Kriggerel]

I can just as easily name five magazines that will have the OPPOSITE effect: Namely, making you stupider and more indoctrinated.

In no particular order:

(1) Salon
(2) Polygon
(3) Slate
(4) Mother Jones
(5) Jezebel

[nevadarsmith]

Commentary Magazine

[Chickensoup]

Than is Chronicles

[Chickensoup]

That is Chronicles

[Rinnwald]

Guns and Ammo

[texas booster]

Imprimis is indeed excellent.

Will start subscriptions for my nieces and nephews.