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The Weekly Standard, the conservative magazine founded by Bill Kristol in 1995, will shut down, Ryan McKibben the CEO of the magazine’s parent company Clarity Media told staffers in an all-hands ...

The Weekly Standard magazine, one of cable news’ trustiest suppliers of traditional conservative voices, is shuttering. Publisher Clarity Media Group announced the closing this morning, drawing the ...

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump celebrated the folding of the Weekly Standard, a once-influential conservative magazine that has been sharply critical of his administration, writing on Twitter ...

In the Trump years, the Standard’s reputation in Washington held. The broader brand did not. There were intermittent tensions with the owners. Ryan McKibben, a Clarity Media executive, “tried to get ...

It’s been rumored for years, and on Thursday it finally became a reality: Meredith said Entertainment Weekly magazine will publish its last “weekly” issue on June 25 and become a monthly as of August.

There’s an empty spot on millions of coffee tables where weekly news magazines once sat. They’re not likely to make a resurgence in print, but one fledgling media company thinks they can be a ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

OC Weekly, an Orange County and Long Beach alt-weekly magazine in publication since 1995, has reportedly been shuttered by its owners, the Duncan McIntosh Company, the day before Thanksgiving. A tweet ...

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Magazines are many things. They are heralds and historians, communicating (and occasionally even foreshadowing) history as it is being made and, in the process, becoming a repository for it. They are ...