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English-language magazines
- Time (magazine)Time magazine hit newsstands for the first time on the 3rd of March, 1923, priced at fifteen cents a copy. Two Yale-educated twenty-four-year-olds named…
- Kirkus ReviewsKirkus Reviews was founded in 1933 by Virginia Kirkus, a woman who had just lost her job at one of America's most storied publishing houses.
- Fortune (magazine)Fortune magazine was founded in 1929 by Henry Luce, the same man who had already built Time into a household name. Luce envisioned something entirely new: a…
- Georgetown Journal of International AffairsThe Georgetown Journal of International Affairs was founded in 2000, and it began with a question that still drives it today: who gets to shape the…
- Challenge (economics magazine)Challenge: The Magazine of Economic Affairs has been putting economics in front of general readers since 1952. That is a longer run than most journals…
- Smithsonian (magazine)Smithsonian magazine arrived in 1970 with a mandate unlike any other publication of its era. S. Dillon Ripley, then-Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution…
- The WeekThe Week was born from a simple frustration: there was too much news, and too little time to read it all. Jolyon Connell, who had worked for the Sunday…
- Physics TodayPhysics Today has been landing on the desks of physicists every month since May 1948. It is the membership magazine of the American Institute of Physics, and…
- These Football TimesThese Football Times introduces itself through one detail. In 2016, Andrew Flint, one of its senior writers, picked up the Football Supporters' Federation…
- Philosophy NowPhilosophy Now arrived on news-stands in May 1991, and it was the first general philosophy magazine of its kind. Rick Lewis, who had been working out of his…
- Monthly ReviewMonthly Review, the independent socialist magazine founded in New York City in 1949, traces its origins to a quiet conversation on a New Hampshire farm.