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Thought provoking read!
This magazine is ideal reading for anyone who demands a broad perspective and deep analysis about any current topics related to international foreign policy. Years ago, I subscribed to the magazine and now, as an International Relations grad student, I use articles in The National Interest to address my areas of concentration. The pieces are useful to me because they are so in-depth. I appreciate the pragmatic approach of the writers as well as the wealth of information the editors ensure are featured in each issue. I particularly like the Reporter-at-Large feature and the recent "Conversation with Henry Kissinger" segment.
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Just the facts
I love the Kiplinger Letter because you can get the "what" is happening in a brief period of time.With time as a premium, you need to know all the high level news without the details.If you do need a deeper dive, there are a million other sources.The Kiplinger Letter is the right starting point. ... Read more

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NOT the Grey Old Lady, Eh?
For many years, I have vacationed in Canada, in Ontario's Ottawa Valley in particular. Because I am a news junky, I need to sit down to breakfast with my paper every morning. In years past, I would normally read the Toronto Star or the Globe & Mail (also from Toronto). As an avid reader of literature, I would delight in both those papers' high literacy -- such an antidote to the dumbed down, eighth-grade English of American papers. As a political conservative, though, I would scratch my head a bit and think, "My, those Canadians sure are...different."
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Wow
Since I discovered this periodical in my campus library, I have loved it and shared the info. I enjoy the articles. I bought a book from one of the authors featured. The other day I nearly laughed out with some of the content and then went on to read a serious article in the same volume. I highly recommend it for peole who thirst for knowledge.

Top Quality
The art of short non-fiction writing lives on.I have subscribed to this magazine since 1981, a very different world then, but have been consistently impressed with WQ.This magazine has always demonstrated an excellence in style, content and quality of writing.My favorite is that it has reviews of other magazine articles, something I always look forward to.If controversy or an edge is what you are looking for, this may not be your cup of soup.But if you are looking for a condensed and concise article on a subject you may know nothing about, coming away feeling just a little bit more informed about the world, I can't think of a better source.

Organ of the Radical Center
How to characterize this magazine? It's a cross between Reader's Digest and US News and World Report, with a higher Flesch-Kincaid rating. Most of the articles read like popularizations of the output of political science departments (with a bias toward Princeton, of course). In my year's subscription, I found it a little too safe, accommodating, and middling, and I did not renew. ... Read more

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untimely arrival
i love this paper, but the daily paper has the habit of not arriving daily. sometimes you get 3 in the mail, sometimes nothing and the ones actually arrive are usually1-week old paper. not fun. ... Read more

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So bad its good!
This makes me laugh so much!When I want to take my brain out of my head and put it away then I go out and buy this magazine.It is one of the best spoof mags out, and it cheers me up no end with the stories that it runs."I had Bigfoot's baby" or "The bat child who flew away," you just can't get any better than this if you tried.
Edge Of The Potty Journalism!!
Did your aunt have a lovechild with Bigfoot?Is Elvis really, really dead?Is it possible that aliens had a hand in the Clinton Whitehouse?These questions and more are answered with tongue-firmly-in-cheek by the fearless reporters of the Weekly World News.Everything is covered in this crucial periodical.Each week we learn how the government is covering up yet another Chupacabra scheme.We follow the life of Batboy.We've even seen the contestants of the literal "Miss Universe" contest, an interplanetary beauty contest.
Find out what is really going on in the world
If you believe TV wrestling is real, then this is the news magazine for you. For the rest of you this fits the bill as a humorous slant on the art of journalism. Just the right media to read while on the crapper. Some of the articles are funny, and all have the slightest tinge of truth to them, just enough to make you wonder whether the stories really ARE true, in an alternate Stephen King Universe. At $45 for 52 issues, it may be overpriced and an overkill. I can only take about 3 per year from the checkout line. The gags tend to be repetitive, about the same old subjects, and the same vein of humor. If you've seen one WWW, you've seen 'em all... btw, this is definitely "low-brow" material, but that doesn't mean we don't like it. ... Read more

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If Your Going To Buy A Sweepstakes Newsletter....
Then buy this one! I did and it is in my opinion the best one for the price out there that I know of. I like a Newsletter that has BIG prizes in it and not mickey-mouse prizes. This one delivers pretty well. I haven't seen a better one at this price in some time.

BEST Really is best.
I have been entering sweeps since forever. Many of the newsletters I subscribed to over the years have, sadly, gone out of business.
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My favorite magazine!!
I've been a subscriber since the magazine debuted and have always looked forward to it's arrival.Articles are submitted by some of the top names in Egyptology and are both factually strong and immensely readable.The photos are stunning and not just the standard ones that you have seen over and over again.Each issue has book reviews and news of current discoveries in addition to the in-depth articles.I can't imagine that you would be dissatisfied with KMT if you are an experienced or novice Egyptophile. ... Read more

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Leading Business School innovating in non-profit sector
A brilliant opportunity to see real innovations in the non-profit sector reviewed by leading minds in the for-profit sector.Stanford Graduate School of Business, one of the premier business schools in the United States present the best practices of non-profit management, corporate and venture philanthropy, and the pressing issue of social return metrics in very accessible articles.
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The most balanced of major Hebrew newspapers
The best that can be said for 'Maariv' is that it is perhaps less crusadingly left- wing than 'Haaretz' and 'Yediot'. In other words there is aslightly more balanced view of the Israeli political reality.
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