Which news magazine?

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<p>Do check out student rates. The NY Times has a student rate. Yes, you can read it for free online, but a nice treat is to get a Sunday-only or weekend subscription. I find that I read far more of the paper when it’s the dead trees variety.</p>

<p>I entirely concur with zapfino about Atlantic Monthly, The New Yorker, and Arts and Letters Daily. We subscribe to Atlantic and The New Yorker. Since AM is a monthly, it’s a cheaper subscription.</p>

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<p>The Economist is excellent, however, it might be too in depth for a junior in high school. I started reading it then, and found Times significantly easier to understand and for introducing me to the world of foreign affairs. Now that i’m a freshman, i mainly read the Economist as has been encouraged by my professors. Finding time is a little tricky as it comes out every week. I also second the Arts and Letters Daily ^^</p>

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<p>@ colorado_mom I didn’t take out a magazine subscription yet. But I’ve been seeing a “12 issues for $12” offer for the Economist when I’ve been surfing on the net. <a href=“https://www.economistsubscriptions.com/searchcs/us/[/url]”>https://www.economistsubscriptions.com/searchcs/us/&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>But I don’t know if there are other strings attatched.</p>

<p>What I’m planning to do is what Zapfino suggested - I go to the local public library once in a while to read the Economist there. The Economist is just so thick for me to keep reading it every week, it’ll just pile up. I plan to go to the Times and BBC website to check out the latest news headlines. The Economist subscriptions are just too pricey for me when I know I won’t be able to finish it before the new issue arrives.</p>

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<p>I love The Week Magazine, sort of a news consolidator, they have articles from many sources and differing points of view. Also have great book recommendations. Take a look at their website.</p>