The Daniel Penny verdict is great news, but much damage has already been done.
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The Last Ugly Biden Christmas
We can be thankful this Christmas knowing it is Jill Biden’s last year to decorate the White House for the holidays.
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Christopher Rufo’s Dangerous Wishful Thinking
A friendly rebuttal to the idea that the right can declare victory against wokeism and the leftist ideology that inspired it. The battle is not over.
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Is There a Woke Right?
How some classical liberals are using a word that describes the left to gatekeep the right.
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James Lindsay Is Wrong About Wokeness
Lindsay's attempted hoax on a Christian magazine falls flat because of his own inadequate understanding of the intellectual history he meant to caricature.
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The Coming Conservative Media Collapse
Leftist corporate media is collapsing, and conservative media is not immune to suffering the same fate.
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Word Tricks of the Democrat Media Complex
The vigilance required to parse one’s way through the Democrat Media Complex drives many Americans to seek better alternatives.
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Birthright Citizenship Is a Breach in the Border
Trump’s promise to end birthright citizenship will be a battle but it’s a battle America can’t afford to lose.
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Backstage: The Hidden Heroes of MAGA
In the end the task of making America great again will depend upon the backstage crew of ordinary Americans who are doing the hard work of making America good again.
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Ninety Seconds to (Nuclear) Midnight
It is difficult to overstate the recklessness of the Biden administration in moving us closer to nuclear confrontation with Russia.
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The Pardon America Needs
America will never come to grips with the COVID hysteria and the racialist moral panic that it supported until Derek Chauvin is pardoned.
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The Follies of ‘Centrists’ on Academic Freedom
The defense of academic freedom offered by those who wish to position themselves as centrists on the question is no help at all.
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Americans Now See the Fraud of Sanctuary Cities
The high-water mark of virtue signaling sanctuary policies has been reached and the tide is now receding as common sense catches up to reality.
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Hughes for the Holidays
The holidays are the perfect time to relive the iconic elements of the John Hughes America—a time when the middle-American everyman had the sympathy of our culture.
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‘Mary’: A Beautiful, Realistic Film about the Blessed Mother
Director D. J. Caruso has created a masterful work with a relatable portrayal for faithful and curious audiences alike.
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Kid Dynamite’s Last Ride
Iron Mike’s last turn in the ring may have been a “loss” and a travesty. But it represents something irrepressibly human and admirable at the same time.
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Biden Breaks His Promise and Pardons His Son—Yeah, But Trump!
Is anyone surprised by the Biden family corruption?
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The 2024 Election Was a Triumph of Leadership Over Consensus
Democrats tried to force a consensus instead of allowing for organic leadership and persuasion. They failed.
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The Battles Ahead and Why We Fight
The work of restoring the American republic is only just beginning with the coming inauguration of Donald Trump.
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Go West, Big Government, and Slim Down in the Country
An idea from Horace Greeley and the post-Civil War burst of national imagination has come to the fore again.
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Conservatives Can Curate Art for Themselves
As the right has discovered, the way around legacy media is to become the media. It can also become the culture’s art curators.
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Identity Politics, Not Biden, Cost Democrats the Election
Democrats are the victims of their party’s ideology.
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Daniel Penny is Guilty … of Being White
Daniel Penny is up against a system that sees capable white men as enemies.
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Striking Back at the White-Coat Empire
Trump’s appointment of Jay Bhattacharya to the NIH will give Elon Musk and RFK Jr. a powerful ally in the battle against white-coat supremacy.
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It’s a Wonderful Magazine
At this time of the year, Chronicles readers should ask themselves what the world would look like if our magazine did not exist.
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Religious Liberty or Subordination to the State
A new report presents the stark reality in Xi Jinping’s Communist China as it relates to faith and religious freedom—but can the “free world” still present the alternative?
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No Quarter for Crybaby Diplomats
The incoming Trump administration should fire State Department employees who are too emotionally fragile to defend America.
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Disrupting the Health Agencies Will Save American Lives
Medicine needs to be practiced with unflinching demand for evidence, not politics.
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Spite Not Your Neighbor Over Politics
The inclination to view friends, family, and neighbors as evil when they disagree with us politically is usually a way to scapegoat our own shortcomings.
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Profanity and Obscenity Diminish Dignity
Our casual disregard for propriety in language is costing us more than we imagine.
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Logos in the Land: “Can We Talk?”
Donald Trump’s unusual verbal skill, accurately labeled “the weave” during the campaign, gives Americans hope of making reasoned political speech great again.
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Washington Post Shake Up Should Shake Out Ruth Marcus
The Post’s op-ed page deputy editor is a dishonest hack and if Jeff Bezos wants to save his paper, she should go.
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Trump Draws the Map to 2028
Donald Trump destroyed the Democrats’ blue wall and, with it, their hopes for 2028.
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Weaponized Sex Charges Target Trump Picks
Sexual assault allegations against political figures usually have an ulterior motive: to punish those who challenge the status quo.
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Time for Feminism to Take Inventory of its Failing Prescriptions
Feminist lifestyle prescriptions aren’t resulting in feminism sending America its best.
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How to Curb the Deep State at the State Department
By reinforcing civilian control of the department and implementing other common-sense reforms, some sanity to our foreign affairs may be restored.
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The Cowardice of Modern Journalism
More evidence of the diminished standards and dishonorable behavior of America’s fourth estate.
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What Was the Matt Gaetz Attorney General Pick Really About?
Has the maestro of Mar-a-Lago outwitted his political foes yet again?
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Childless Cat Ladies for Law and Order
The conditions that led one woman to renounce her long record of voting for Democrats and supporting the left.
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Trump: From ‘Fascist’ to ‘Let’s Do Lunch’
Declining ratings explain Joe and Mika’s lunch with the man they called a “fascist.”
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Treating the News Blues: Some Medicine for Our Corporate Media
If corporate media wants to earn the trust of Americans again, it should reject big-name but opinionated personnel and instead pursue real stories.
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Trump’s Red Wave Signals the End of Woke DAs
Down-ballot races, even in solid blue places like Los Angeles, suggest that the era of the Soros-backed DAs may be sunsetting.
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Kamala’s Defeat Ushers in New, Law-and-Order Future for Cities
The 2024 election shows there could be an opportunity to rid Manhattan of its out-of-control District Attorney Alvin Bragg.
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The CIA Deception Machine Is Ready for Reactivation
What Trump’s nominees and the American people, are up against.
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Why Democrats Are Losing Tomorrow’s Elections Today
Democratic governors in deep blue states will own the largest share of the blame in the coming electoral reckoning.
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Confirm Matt Gaetz
It’s time for Republicans and conservatives to end the one-sided culture of shame and get serious about politics.
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How Trump Can Save the American Economy
If Americans can hold fast through temporary hardship, there is promise for a more prosperous future.
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Political Hysteria
Disappointed and angry leftists on social media don’t know what real political fear is.
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Remedies for Post-Election Weeping and Gnashing of Teeth
When politics becomes an idol, our disappointment can grind us into dust when it fails us. Here are some suggestions for the afflicted.