June 2026 Chronicles Magazine: Building the Court of Thomas
Month: May 2026
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May 2026 Chronicles
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Why Chronicles Matters
Chronicles CEO and Publisher Eric Teetsel remarks on the legacy and enduring relevance of Chronicles upon the publication's 50th anniversary.
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The Indispensable Magazine
Chronicles Editor in Chief Paul Gottfried remarks on 50 years of Chronicles.
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America’s Media Is Enemy-Occupied Territory
An unrestrained, socially subversive left has taken over our entertainment and popular culture. The media’s hostility to normal Americans is apparent.
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Media Bias in the Age of Trump
While activist reporting has undermined the left-wing media’s credibility, Big Tech seeks to save the left via biased story aggregation.
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Remembering Andrew Breitbart
Andrew Breitbart was a patriot who set out to destroy the anti-American Democrat Media Complex by empowering citizen journalists.
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What We Are Reading: May 2026
Short reviews of 'The Heir Apparent' by Jane Ridley, and 'The Chouans' by Honoré de Balzac.
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How Charles Murray Found God
In 'Taking Religion Seriously, Charles Murray leads the reader along his fascinating, intellectual journey toward God.
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Make Humans Great Again
In 'The Primate Myth,' Jonathan Leaf reaffirms the distinction between the animal called man and all other animals.
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The Regime’s Enemies: Old and New
Laura Field‘s 'Furious Minds' explains more about the left's hatred of the New Right than the paleoconservative ideas undergirding that movement.
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Books in Brief: May 2026
Short reviews of 'Proto: How One Ancient Language Went Global' by Laura Spinney and 'Selected Letters of John Updike,' edited by James Schiff.
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Hollywood Throws a Hail Mary and Scores
'Project Hail Mary' explores the depths of space and human nature in a universally appealing manner.
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The Great American Western
Piers Shepherd remembers two politically incorrect films that defined the Western genre: 'The Searchers' and 'The Outlaw Josey Wales'
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The Untold Immigration Story
Our nation’s best course of action on immigration can be determined empirically—even though few are willing to frame the issue this way.
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Viktor Orbán, Down But Not Out
Viktor Orbán was voted out last month, but he remains Western civilization’s indispensable man as Europe suffers its dark night of the soul.
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Red Diaper Tourism
Faulty 14th Amendment jurisprudence has beget the massive, nightmarish Chinese birth-tourism industry in California.
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The Medium Is the Miasma
Left-wing media bias is harmful and addictive, but the delivery system is far worse than the drug.
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Whose Creed? Whose Country?
We should consider the implications and limits of creedal nationalism as we approach the 250th anniversary of our separation from Britain.