List of United States magazines

See also: List of defunct American magazines

This is a list of United States magazines.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Asian community

• Giant Robot (online, print: 1994-2011)

Automotive

• Automotive News (1925)
• Car and Driver (1955; 405,092)
• Hot Rod (1948)
• Motor Trend (1949)
• Motorcycle Classics (2005)
• Road & Track (1947; 111,001)

Black community

• The Black Cannabis Magazine (2021)
• Right On! (online, print discontinued in 2014, teenagers)

Business and finance

Industry

• Aviation Week & Space Technology
• Design News

Finance

• Forbes
• Kiplinger's Personal Finance
• Modern Trader
• Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities

General

• Barron's
• Black Enterprise
• Bloomberg Businessweek
• The Chronicle
• Consumers Digest
• Consumer Reports
• The Economist
• Entrepreneur
• Fast Company
• Forbes
• Fortune
• Harvard Business Review
• Inc.
• Latin Trade
• MIT Sloan Management Review
• Optimize
• Site Selection
• The Wall Street Journal
• USA TODAY

Children

• 3-2-1 Contact, Sesame Workshop (1979–2001)
• Academy Earth
• Action, Scholastic (19??–19??)
• American Girl (defunct)
• Bananas, Scholastic (1975–1984)
• Scout Life (Formerly Boys' Life)
• Children's Digest, Parents Magazine Press (1950-2009)
• Contact Kids, Sesame Workshop (1979–2001)
• Cricket (1973, pre-teens)
• Discovery Girls (defunct)
• Disney Adventures (defunct)
• Dynamite, Scholastic (1974–1992)
• The Electric Company Magazine, Scholastic (1972–1987)
• Enter, Sesame Workshop (1983–1985)
• The Friend (1902, mormon)
• Highlights for Children
• Hot Dog!, Scholastic (1979–199?)
• Jack and Jill, The Saturday Evening Post (1938-2009)
• Lego Magazine (defunct)
• Muse
• National Geographic Kids Magazine
• Nickelodeon Magazine (defunct)
• The Open Road for Boys (defunct)
• Peanut Butter, Scholastic (19??–19??)
• Ranger Rick
• Scope, Scholastic (19??–19??)
• Sesame Street Magazine, Sesame Workshop (1970–2008; continues online)
• Sesame Street Parents, Sesame Workshop (1981–2001)
• Spider
• Sports Illustrated Kids (1989; 107,202; sport)
• Sprint, Scholastic (197?–19??)
• Stone Soup
• SuperMag (1976-198?)
• Wow, Scholastic (1977–19??)
• Zoobooks

Computing and electronics

• 2600: The Hacker Quarterly (1984)
• CIO magazine (online, print: 1987-2015)
• Linux Journal (1994-2019, 2020)
• Linux Magazine (1999, US edition)
• MacLife (online, print: 1996-2023)
• Macworld (online, print: 1984-2014)
• Maximum PC (online, print: 1996-2023)
• MIT Technology Review (1899; 208,658)
• Nuts and Volts (1980-2020, 2022)
• PC Magazine (online, print: 1982-2009)
• PCWorld (online, print: 1983-2013)
• SERVO Magazine (2003)
• Wired (1993; 540,265)

Disabled community

• Logan (2006, teenagers)

Engineering

Electronic

• Chemical & Engineering News (1923)
• EE Times (online, print: 1972-2012)
• Electronic Design (1952)
• Electronic Products (1957)
• IEEE Spectrum (1964)

Entertainment and art

• Amazing Heroes (defunct)
• Architectural Digest
• Art in America
• ArtAsiaPacific
• Artforum
• ArteFuse
• Art Spiel
• The Artist's Magazine
• The Arts Fuse
• Castle of Frankenstein (defunct)
• Cinefantastique (defunct)
• Comics Buyer's Guide (defunct)
• Comics Journal
• Cultbytes
• Details (defunct)
• Disney Magazine (defunct)
• Dwell
• Entertainment Weekly
• Famous Monsters of Filmland
• The Feet, a dance magazine (1970–1973)
• Film Threat
• Flux (defunct)
• The Hollywood Reporter
• Home Media Magazine (defunct)
• IMPULSE Magazine
• Media Play News
• Modern Screen (defunct)
• Moving Pictures (defunct)
• Paste (magazine) (online; print 2002–2010)
• The Pastel Journal
• People
• Photoplay (defunct)
• Popular Photography (defunct)
• Premiere (defunct)
• Sculptural Pursuit
• Shonen Jump (defunct)
• Soap Opera Digest (defunct)
• Soaps In Depth (defunct)
• Southwest Art
• Sports Illustrated
• TeRra Magazine
• TV Guide
• Video Watchdog (defunct)
• Visionaire
• Watercolor Artist
• Wizard (defunct)
• Whitehot Magazine
• Variety

Folklore

• Árran
• Báiki
• Viltis

Food and cooking

• Bon Appétit
• Cooking Light
• Cook's Illustrated
• Fine Cooking
• Food & Wine
• Food Network Magazine
• Gourmet
• Lucky Peach
• Meatpaper
• Saveur
• Taste of Home
• Vegetarian Times
• Zymurgy

Gay interest

• The Advocate
• Curve
• Genre
• Girlfriends (defunct)
• GO (formerly GO NYC)
• Hello Mr.
• Instinct
• MetroSource
• Out
• Out Traveler (defunct)
• XY (defunct)

General interest

• The Believer
• Collier's (defunct)
• Coronet (defunct)
• The Drift (magazine)
• Good
• Harper's Magazine
• Interview
• Latterly (defunct)
• The Liberator Magazine
• Life
• McClure's (defunct)
• McSweeney's
• National Geographic
• New York Magazine
• The New York Review of Books
• The New Yorker
• Nuestro
• People
• Print
• Reader's Digest
• The Saturday Evening Post
• Smithsonian
• Vanity Fair
• Vanity Fair (1913–1936)

Gossip

• In Touch Weekly
• Life & Style Weekly
• National Enquirer
• OK!
• Star
• Us Weekly

Health

Men

• Details (defunct)
• Esquire
• GQ
• Men's Fitness
• Men's Health
• Men's Journal

Women

• Allure
• Cosmopolitan
• Elle
• Glamour
• Health
• InStyle
• Ladies' Home Journal
• Marie Claire
• McCall's (defunct)
• O: The Oprah Magazine
• Redbook
• Self
• Shape
• V
• Vogue
• Woman's Day
• W

General

• Prevention

Hispanic community

• El Nuevo Cojo Ilustrado (online, print: 2003-2005)
• Two Mundos Magazine (2003)

History

• America's Civil War
• American Heritage
• American Heritage of Invention & Technology
• American History
• Armchair General
• Civil War Times
• Invention & Technology
• Military Heritage
• Military History
• Naval History
• Old News
• Quest: The History of Spaceflight
• True West

Hobby and interest

• Airliners
• Autograph Collector Magazine
• Backpacker
• Birds & Blooms
• Card Player
• Cigar Aficionado
• Kitelife
• Lapidary Journal Jewelry Artist
• Make Magazine
• Model Aviation
• Model Railroader
• Railroad Model Craftsman (formerly known as Model Craftsman)
• Scrye
• Sports Collectors Digest
• Tall Timber Short Lines
• ToyFare (defunct)
• Trains
• Wizard (defunct)

Home and garden

• Architectural Digest
• Better Homes and Gardens
• Dwell
• The Family Handyman
• House Beautiful
• Fine Gardening

Amateur radio

• CQ Amateur Radio
• National Contest Journal
• QEX
• QST

Animals and pets

• Aquarium Fish International (defunct)
• Backyard Poultry
• Bird Talk (defunct)
• Freshwater and Marine Aquarium (defunct)
• Horse & Rider
• Reptiles
• Tropical Fish Hobbyist

Board games

• American Chess Magazine
• Ares (defunct)
• Chess Life
• Fire & Movement (defunct)
• Games (defunct)
• The General (defunct)
• Knucklebones (defunct)
• Moves (defunct)
• Strategy & Tactics

Numismatics/Coin Collecting

• Civil War Era Numismatics
• COINage
• Coins (defunct)
• Coin World
• Numismatic News
• The Numismatist
• Penny-Wise
• TEC News
• TAMS Journal

Stamp collecting

• The American Philatelist

Tabletop roleplaying games

• Dragon (defunct)
• Dungeon (defunct)
• The Excellent Prismatic Spray (defunct)
• Pyramid (defunct)
• Warpstone (defunct)

Humor

• Bananas (defunct)
• College Humor (defunct)
• Cracked (defunct)
• Crazy (defunct)
• Fusion (defunct)
• Harvard Lampoon
• Help! (defunct)
• Humbug (defunct)
• Mad
• National Lampoon (defunct)
• Plop! (defunct)
• Radar
• Sick (defunct)
• Stanford Chaparral
• Trump (defunct)
• The Wittenburg Door (defunct)

Jewish community

• Heeb (online, print: 2001-2010, teenagers)
• Jewish Currents (left, 1947, n/a)
• Lilith (feminist, 1976, n/a)
• Moment (general interest, 1975, n/a)
• Tikkun (left, 1971, 20,000)

Lifestyle

• Cigar Aficionado
• Country Living
• Departures
• Domino
• Ebony
• Essence
• GRIT Magazine
• Hello Mr.
• Inked
• Jet
• Jetset Magazine
• Kingdom (2003)
• Lucky
• Martha Stewart Living
• MaryJanesFarm
• Mi Gente Hispana Magazine
• Mother Earth News
• O: The Oprah Magazine
• Paper
• Playboy
• Real Simple
• Robb Report
• Southern Living
• Sunset
• Swindle
• Wine Enthusiast (1979; 317,187)
• Wine Spectator
• Y'all

Literary

See also: List of literary magazines

• Arts & Letters
• Bookmarks
• Space and Time
• The Midland (defunct)

Men's interest

See also: List of men's magazines

Music

• Alternative Press
• Bass Player
• Beyond Race Magazine
• Billboard
• Blender (defunct)^[1]
• CCM Magazine
• Decibel
• Dirty Linen (defunct)
• Down Beat
• Drum!
• The Fader
• Filter (defunct)
• Flux (defunct)
• Global Rhythm (defunct)
• Goldmine
• Guitar Player
• Guitar World
• Hit Parader (defunct)
• HM
• Keyboard
• Living Blues
• Maximum RocknRoll
• Modern Drummer
• Paste
• Pulse! (defunct)
• Punk Planet (defunct)
• Revolver
• Rolling Stone
• Sentimentalist Magazine (defunct)
• Sing Out! (defunct)
• The Source
• Spin
• TeRra Magazine
• Trouser Press (defunct)
• Vibe
• WESU Magazine
• Who Put the Bomp (defunct)
• XLR8R
• XXL

News

• The Christian Science Monitor
• National Journal
• Newsweek
• Time
• U.S. News & World Report
• The Week
• World

Pharmaceuticals and pharmacies

• Spectroscopy (1985)

Politics

• The American Conservative (right)
• The American Interest
• The American Prospect (liberal, 1990, 100,000)
• The American Spectator (conservative, 1967, 50,000)
• The Atlantic (liberal, 1857, n/a)
• The Brown Spectator (conservative and libertarian, founded 2002, n/a)
• Campaigns & Elections (non-partisan, 1980)
• Commentary (neoconservative, 1945, 25,000)
• Commonweal (liberal Catholic, founded 1924, 20,000)
• Democracy (progressive/liberal, 2006, n/a)
• First Things (Christian conservative, 1990, n/a)
• Foreign Affairs (statist, 1922, 181,519)
• Foreign Policy (1970, 101,054)
• The Freeman (libertarian, 1946, defunct)
• Harper's Magazine (liberal, 1850, 220,000)
• Human Events (conservative, 1944, 75,000)
• Human Rights Quarterly (liberal, 1979, 1,533)
• The Imaginative Conservative (conservative, 2010, n/a)
• In These Times (liberal, 1976, 20,000)
• Jacobin (democratic socialist, 2011, 15,000)
• Jewish Currents (Jewish left, 1947, n/a)
• Liberation (pacifist, 1956, n/a)
• Liberty (libertarian, 1987, n/a)
• Lilith (Jewish feminist, 1976, n/a)
• Lumpen (arts, 1991, n/a)
• Moment (Jewish-diverse, 1975, n/a)
• Monthly Review (socialist, 1949, 8,500)
• Mother Jones (left, 1976, 201,233)
• Multinational Monitor (liberal, 1980, n/a )
• The Nation (left, 1865, 139,612)
• National Review (conservative, 1955, 162,091)
• The New Republic (center-left, 1914, 90,826)
• New York (liberal, 1968, 406,237)
• The New York Review of Books (liberal-left, 1963, 140,000)
• The New Yorker (liberal and non-partisan, 1925, 1,062,310)
• Policy Review (center-right, 2001, 6,000)
• The Progressive (left, 1909, 68,000)
• The Progressive Populist (liberal, 1995, 20,000)
• Reason (libertarian, 1968, 52,000)
• Sojourners (Christian, 1971, n/a)
• Tikkun (Jewish-left, 1971, 20,000)
• Utne Reader (liberal, 1984, n/a)
• Washington Examiner (conservative, 2005, 68,650)
• Washington Monthly (center-left, 1969, 18,000)
• YaleGlobal Online (international, globalization and anti-globalization, 2002, n/a)
• Z Magazine (left, 1987, 20,000)

Regional interest

• 5280 (1993, monthly, Denver)
• 7x7 (1993, online, print: 2001-2015, Central and Southern California)
• Alaska (1935, 10/y, Alaska/living)
• Arizona Highways (1921-1922, 1925; monthly; Arizona/tourism)
• Atlanta (1961, monthly, Atlanta)
• Baltimore (1997, monthly, Baltimore)
• Boston (1962; 55,000; monthly, Greater Boston)
• The Boulevard (1985-2011, 2016; quarterly; Long Island, New York City; variety)
• Chesapeake Bay (1971, monthly, Chesapeake Bay/sailing)
• Chicago (1952; monthly; 98,306; Chicago/lifestyle)
• Cincinnati (1967, monthly, Cincinnati/lifestyle)
• Cleveland Magazine (1972, monthly, Northeastern Ohio)
• Columbus Monthly (1975, monthly, Central Ohio)
• Contempo Magazine (2008, bi-monthly, South Texas)
• D Magazine (1974, monthly, Dallas-Fort Worth)
• Down East (1954; monthly; 90,000; Maine)
• Florida Trend (1958; monthly; 235,000; Florida/business, finance)
• Garden & Gun (2007, bi-monthly, South)
• Georgia Trend (1985; monthly; 50,000; Florida/business, finance)
• Gold Coast (1965, 9/y, Fort Lauderdale/luxury)
• Grand Rapids Magazine (1964; monthly; Grand Rapids, Michigan)
• Honolulu (1888, monthly, Hawaii)
• Hour Detroit (1996, Detroit)
• Houstonia (2013; bi-monthly; 70,000; Greater Houston)
• Hudson Valley (1971; monthly; 150,000, upstate New York)
• Indianapolis Monthly (1977; 41,000; Indianapolis)
• Island Sports Media (2009?, Hawaii/sport)
• Los Angeles (1960, southern California)
• Midwest Living (1986; 800,792; Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin)
• Milwaukee Magazine (1983; monthly; 200,000; Milwaukee)
• Minnesota Monthly (1967, Minnesota)
• New Hampshire (1988, monthly, New Hampshire)
• New Mexico Magazine (1923, New Mexico/tourism)
• New York (1968; 439,135; New York City)
• Orange Coast (1974; Orange County, California)
• Our State (1933, North Carolina/pictographic)
• Philadelphia (1908, Philadelphia)
• Raleigh Magazine (2015; Raleigh, North Carolina)
• Sactown Magazine (2006, Sacramento/culture)
• Texas Highways (1974, Texas/tourism)
• Texas Monthly (1973; 252,469; Texas)
• Washingtonian (1965, Washington DC)
• Westchester Magazine (2001; monthly; 67,000; Westchester county, New York)
• Yankee (1935; 233,854; New England)

Religion

• Adventist Review (1849, adventist)
• Adventist World (adventist)
• America (1909; 45,000; catholic jesuit)
• Awake! (1919; 12,787,000; Jehovah's Witnesses)
• Back to Godhead (imported from India, no US edition)
• Beyond Today (1995; 450,000; United Church of God)
• Brio (1990-2009, 2017; evangelical teenagers)
• The Christadelphian Tidings of the Kingdom of God (1939, christadelphian)
• The Christian Century (1884; 36,000; mainstream protenstantism)
• Christian Science Sentinel (1898; Church of Christ, Scientist)
• Christianity Today (1956; 130,000; evangelical)
• Commonweal (1924; 20,000; catholic)
• Family Life (imported from Canada, Amish)
• The Friend (1902, mormon children)
• Gospel Advocate (1855, Churches of Christ)
• Guide (1953; 30,000; adventist)
• Guideposts (1945, undefined christian)
• Herald (1860, mormon)
• Hinduism Today (1979; 18,000; hindu)
• The Humanist (1928-1940, 1941; secular)
• The Lamp (2020, catholic)
• Latin Mass Magazine (1992, catholic)
• Liahona (1995, mormon)
• Liberty (1906; 199,000; adventist)
• The Living Church (1878, anglican)
• Parabola (1976, general mythology)
• St. Anthony Messenger (1893, catholic)
• Signs of the Times (US edition, 1874, adventist)
• Sojourners (1971, evangelical)
• Tricycle: The Buddhist Review (1991, buddhist)
• The Watchtower (1879; 21,700,000; Jehovah's Witnesses)

Science and technology

• Aeon (online, 2012, from Australia)
• American Scientist (1913)
• Archaeology (1948; 160,906; history)
• Astronomy (1973, astronomy)
• Chemical & Engineering News (1923)
• Discover (1980, mass readers)
• Flying (1927, aeronautics)
• Infinite Energy (1994; 3,000; recent developments)
• National Geographic (1888; 1,980,103)
• Natural History (1900)
• Nature (US edition of a magazine from the UK, where was founded in 1869)
• Nautilus (2013)
• New Scientist (US edition of a magazine from the UK, where was founded in 1956)
• Popular Mechanics (1902; 401,507; mass readers)
• Popular Science (online, print: 1872-2021, mass readers)
• Quanta Magazine (2012, recent developments)
• Science News (1922; 107,166; recent developments)
• Scientific American (1845)
• The Scientist (1986, professional)
• Skeptic (1992; 40,000; fact-checking)
• Skeptical Inquirer (1976, fact-checking)
• Sky & Telescope (1941, astronomy)
• TeRra Magazine (2017, English language magazine imported from South Korea where was founded in 2016)
• Weatherwise (1947, meteorology, climate)

1928 issue of Popular Aviation (now published as Flying), which became the largest aviation magazine with a circulation of 100,000 in 1929.^[2]

Science fiction and fantasy

• Amazing Stories (1926-2005, 2012)
• Analog Science Fiction and Fact (1930)
• Apex Digest (2005-2019, 2020)
• Asimov's Science Fiction (1977)
• Doctor Who Magazine (1979, imported from the UK)
• Fantasy and Science Fiction (1949)
• Heavy Metal (online, print: 1977-2023)
• Locus (1968)
• Star Wars Insider (1987)

Sports

• American Cheerleader (1995, cheerleading, sport dancing)
• Athletics Weekly (1945, general athletics)
• Athlon Sports (online, print: 1967-2022)
• Baseball Digest (1942, baseball)
• Bicycling (1961, cycling)
• Dime Magazine (2001, basketball)
• Field & Stream (1895-2020, 2024; fishing, hunting)
• Fly Tyer (1978-1982?, 1995; fishing)
• Frequency: The Snowboarder's Journal (2001, snowboarding)
• Golf Digest (1950; 1,652,356; golf)
• Golf Magazine (1959; 1,214,364; golf)
• Gray's Sporting Journal (1975; hunting, fishing)
• Island Sports Media (2009?, Hawaii-focused)
• Lindy's Sports (1982)
• Marlin (1981/2, fishing)
• Outdoor Life (1898; outdoor)
• Pro Football Weekly (1967, football)
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated (1979, wrestling)
• The Ring (online, print: 1922-2022, boxing)
• Runner's World (1966; 1,600,000; running)
• Salt Water Sportsman (1939, fishing)
• SLAM Magazine (1994; 70,000; basketball)
• Snowboard Magazine (online, print: 2004-2016, snowboarding)
• Soccer America (1971, soccer)
• Sporting News (online, print: 1886-2012)
• Sports Afield (1887, outdoor)
• Sports Illustrated (1954; 470,152)
• Sports Illustrated Kids (1989; 107,202; children, teens)
• Tae Kwon Do Times (1980, martial arts)
• Tennis (1965, tennis)
• Track & Field News (1954-2018, 2019; general athletics)
• Western Horseman (1936, horseback riding)
• WWE Magazine (online, print: 1983-2014, wrestling)

Teen interest

• American Cheerleader (1995, cheerleading, sport dancing)
• Brio (1990-2009, 2017; evangelical)
• Cricket (1973, pre-teens)
• Girls' Life (1994, girls)
• Heeb (online, print: 2001-2010, jewish)
• J-14 (online, print: 1999-2024, girls)
• Logan (2006, disabled)
• niNe. magazine (online, print: 2006-2011 or 2015, girls)
• Otaku USA (2007, anime, manga)
• Popstar! (1998, entertainment)
• Popteen (online US edition of a magazine from Japan, girls, fashion)
• Right On! (online, print discontinued in 2014, black)
• Scout Life (1911, scouts)
• Seventeen (1944, only special standalone issues since 2018, girls)
• Shojo Beat (online, print: 2005-2009, manga)
• Sports Illustrated Kids (1989; 107,202; sport)
• Teen Ink (1989)
• Teen Vogue (online, print: 2003-2017, girls, fashion)

Imported (no US edition)

• 20 Ans (France)
• Bis (Japan)
• Bravo (Germany)
• Expreszo (Netherlands)
• Faze (Canada)
• Girlfriend (Australia)
• Kishor Alo (Bangladesh)
• Nicola (Japan)
• Ranzuki (Japan)
• Teen Now (UK)
• Teenage Survival Handbook (Canada)
• Unish-Kuri (India)
• Vivi (Japan)
• Wave (Nepal)

Travel

• AAA Home and Away
• AAA Living
• AAA Via
• AAA World
• Alaska Beyond Magazine (online; print: 19??-2022; inflight)
• Arizona Highways (1921-1922, 1925; Arizona-focused)
• Condé Nast Traveler (1987; 712,343)
• Delta Sky Magazine (inflight)
• Hemispheres (online; print: 1992-2024; inflight)
• National Geographic Traveler (online, US edition print: 1984-2019)
• New Mexico Magazine (1923, New Mexico-focused)
• Southwest: The Magazine (inflight)
• Texas Highways (1974, Texas-focused)
• Travel and Leisure (1937, 955,897)

Video games

• Electronic Gaming Monthly (online, print: 1989-2014)
• Game Informer (online, print: 1991-2024)
• Nintendo Force (2013)
• PC Gamer (1994, US edition of a magazine from the UK launched in 1993)

Wildlife

See also: Category:Wildlife magazines and Category:Journals and magazines relating to birding and ornithology

Writing

• The Writer (1887, monthly)
• Writer's Digest (1920, 8/y)

Miscellaneous

• Fidelio (1992, quarterly)
• High Times (1974, monthly)
• Mental Floss (online, print: 2001-2016)
• UFO Magazine (online, print: 1986-2012)
• Civilization (2018, print)

See also

• Journalism portal
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