An online magazine charting the course for American renewal
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@newguardpress is an online magazine where college students and young professionals publish cultural and political commentary aimed at charting a course for American renewal.
Under founder @bradleyhaley27, its writers offer a positive vision for conservatism's future on subjects from Route 66 to Milton Friedman.
They are currently hiring:
→ Contributor - Fall 2026
→ Senior Contributor - Fall 2026
→ Social Media Manager
→ Editor
Visit their website for more information.
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With an estimated $60 billion available and 2,763 287(g) agreements, the only obstacle in the way of mass deportations is political will.
That will is now, finally, embodied in the Chief of Staff.
Read my review of Stephen Miller’s appointment here: newguardpress.com/millers-ra…
"The economic agenda for the Republican party is a disaster... Corporations are so disloyal. They don't like you."
Episode 2 of The Long March with @BreccanFThies and @Schilling1776 drops this week.
“There is no doubt this shift in personnel is the reenergization the MAGA base needed after Tuesday. Miller steps up to this role with the youthful, relentless energy and loyalty the White House and the entirety of the GOP needs now more than ever to revive the confidence and momentum needed to survive the next two years. Elevating Stephen Miller may prove a greater asset to Trump than the midterms proved a liability.“
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This week’s newsletter is out. Our featured story, written by @Nikos_Mohammadi and @Christina_ma4, comes from the @nypost, followed by work from @IrishRoverND,@StanfordReview, @cornellreview, @ThinkerChicago, @newguardpress Chesterton fellow Grace Plath for @amconmag, @SalientHarvard, and The Jeffersonian Independent, our UVA paper.
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"Give Us a Positive Vision for Climate" from @gracejplath.
"For decades, climate alarmists have spread their message of environmental apocalypse far and wide. Although these dire predictions haven’t come to pass (see Al Gore’s claims that Glacier National Park’s glaciers would disappear by the year 2021), young adults still believe climate issues are important. Surveys estimate that 80% of 16-24-year-olds worldwide suffer from 'climate anxiety.' A 2021 study by the Pew Research Center found that 69% of Gen Zers felt anxious about the future when they interacted with social media content addressing climate change.
"American conservatives have largely failed to cast a positive vision for a conservative approach to environmental stewardship. By doing so, we have ceded that space to radical voices who claim that our only hope of saving the planet lies in population reduction and extreme policy changes that will drastically lower quality of life for people around the globe.
"Today, conservatives stand at a crossroads in the climate discussion. We have an incredible opportunity to give the younger generations an alternative message of hope rather than fear. Conservatives must reframe the environmental debate in terms of a pro-life, pro-stewardship mindset. Yes, the earth is a gift that we must care for, and it is a resource that we should use to promote human flourishing. Clean air and water are important, but so is affordable energy, and the two aren’t mutually exclusive. Population growth is not a burden on the environment, but a gift that promotes innovation and enterprise.
"It’s time that climate alarmism is relegated to the landfill of history. Let’s reclaim environmental conservation for the conservative movement." From our debut Future Voices newsletter. mag.commonplace.org/p/future…
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"Give Us a Positive Vision for Climate" from @gracejplath.
"For decades, climate alarmists have spread their message of environmental apocalypse far and wide. Although these dire predictions haven’t come to pass (see Al Gore’s claims that Glacier National Park’s glaciers would disappear by the year 2021), young adults still believe climate issues are important. Surveys estimate that 80% of 16-24-year-olds worldwide suffer from 'climate anxiety.' A 2021 study by the Pew Research Center found that 69% of Gen Zers felt anxious about the future when they interacted with social media content addressing climate change.
"American conservatives have largely failed to cast a positive vision for a conservative approach to environmental stewardship. By doing so, we have ceded that space to radical voices who claim that our only hope of saving the planet lies in population reduction and extreme policy changes that will drastically lower quality of life for people around the globe.
"Today, conservatives stand at a crossroads in the climate discussion. We have an incredible opportunity to give the younger generations an alternative message of hope rather than fear. Conservatives must reframe the environmental debate in terms of a pro-life, pro-stewardship mindset. Yes, the earth is a gift that we must care for, and it is a resource that we should use to promote human flourishing. Clean air and water are important, but so is affordable energy, and the two aren’t mutually exclusive. Population growth is not a burden on the environment, but a gift that promotes innovation and enterprise.
"It’s time that climate alarmism is relegated to the landfill of history. Let’s reclaim environmental conservation for the conservative movement." From our debut Future Voices newsletter. mag.commonplace.org/p/future…
Thank you @RealClearBooks for featuring Chesterton Fellow @gracejplath’s recent reporting!
Chesterton Fellow @gracejplath in @commonplc Future Voices today:
"Conservatives should reject both denialism, which tends to disregard real harms in the name of resistance to climate alarmism, and apocalyptic politics, which subordinates human wellbeing to emissions targets and justifies sweeping mandates."
In the first edition of our new newsletter, Future Voices, six college students share their thoughts on how conservatives should address climate policy.
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Children are not carbon footprints and they’re not environmental liabilities.
They are human beings made in the image of God.
The answer to environmental problems isn’t fewer children, it’s better stewardship.
Our co-founder @clareanneath talked with @amconmag about what an environmental movement looks like that both defends life AND stewards creation.
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"With the midterm elections tomorrow, the ideas discussed here are no longer confined to university campuses, activist organizations, or the pages of political manifestos. Candidates are advancing them and asking Americans to entrust them with the institutions and responsibilities of government. Voters ought to understand what these candidates believe, what they intend to change, and what other nations’ experiences might tell us about the consequences."
A timely midterms message from @cwmoore00. ⬇️
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I had a great time chatting with @gracejplath for @amconmag!
It’s time for conservatives and Christians to reclaim environmental stewardship.
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Read Chesterton Fellow @gracejplath’s original reporting in @amconmag — what happens when pro-family conservatives try to find their place in the environmental movement?
Read at the link in replies!
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Give Chesterton Fellow @gracejplath’s article on pro-family environmentalists a read!! ⬇️
Absolutely thrilled to have my capstone fellowship piece published in @amconmag! A huge thank you to @DanielleBFranz and @clareanneath, as well as my editor @EvieSolheim. I couldn't have done it without you!
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