List of United States magazines

This is a list of United States magazines.

Automotive

* ''Automotive News''
* ''Car and Driver''
* '' Four Wheeler''
* '' Hot Rod''
* ''Motor Trend''
* '' Motorcycle Classics''
* ''Road & Track''
* ''Truckin' Magazine'' (defunct)

Business and finance

Industry

* ''Aviation Week & Space Technology''
* ''Design News''

Finance

* ''Forbes''
* ''Futures''
* ''Kiplinger's Personal Finance''
* ''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

* ''Academy Earth''
* '' American Girl'' (defunct)
* ''Scout Life'' (Formerly Boys' Life)
* ''Cricket''
* ''Discovery Girls''
* ''Disney Adventures'' (defunct)
* ''Highlights for Children''
* ''Jack and Jill''
* '' Lego Magazine''
* ''Muse''
* '' National Geographic Kids Magazine''
* ''Nickelodeon Magazine''
* '' The Open Road for Boys''
* ''Ranger Rick''
* ''Sesame Street Magazine''
* ''Spider''
* ''Sports Illustrated Kids''
* '' Stone Soup''
* ''Zoobooks''

Engineering

Electronic

* ''Chemical & Engineering News''
* ''Electronic Design''
* '' Electronic Products''
* ''IEEE Spectrum''

Entertainment and art

* ''Amazing Heroes'' (defunct)
* ''Architectural Digest''
* '' Art in America''
* ''ArtAsiaPacific''
* ''Artforum''
* ''The Artist's Magazine''
* ''The Arts Fuse''
* '' The Boulevard''
* ''Castle of Frankenstein'' (defunct)
* ''Cinefantastique'' (defunct)
* ''Comics Buyer's Guide'' (defunct)
* ''Comics Journal''
* ''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)
* ''Media Play News''
* ''Modern Screen'' (defunct)
* '' Moving Pictures'' (defunct)
* '' The Pastel Journal''
* ''People''
* ''Photoplay''
* ''Popular Photography'' (defunct)
* ''Premiere'' (defunct)
* '' Sculptural Pursuit''
* '' Shonen Jump''
* ''Soap Opera Digest''
* ''Soaps In Depth''
* '' Southwest Art''
* ''Sports Illustrated''
* '' TeRra Magazine''
* ''TV Guide''
* ''Video Watchdog''
* ''Visionaire''
* '' Watercolor Artist''
* '' Wizard'' (defunct)
* ''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 (magazine), Instinct''
* ''MetroSource''
* ''Out (magazine), Out''
* ''Out Traveler'' (defunct)
* ''XY (magazine), XY'' (defunct)

General interest

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

Gossip

* ''In Touch Weekly''
* ''Life & Style Weekly''
* ''National Enquirer''
* ''OK!''
* ''Star (magazine), Star''
* ''Us Weekly''

Health

Men

* ''Details'' (defunct)
* ''Esquire (magazine), Esquire''
* ''GQ''
* ''Men's Fitness''
* ''Men's Health (magazine), Men's Health''
* ''Men's Journal''

Women

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

General

* ''Prevention (magazine), Prevention''

History

* ''America's Civil War''
* ''American Heritage (magazine), American Heritage''
* ''American Heritage of Invention & Technology''
* ''Armchair General (magazine), Armchair General''
* ''Civil War Times''
* ''Invention & Technology''
* ''Military Heritage''
* ''Naval History (magazine), Naval History''
* ''Old News''
* ''Quest: The History of Spaceflight''
* ''True West Magazine, True West''

Hobby and interest

* ''Airliners (magazine), Airliners''
* ''Autograph Collector Magazine''
* ''Backpacker (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 (magazine), Trains''
* '' Wizard'' (defunct)

Home and garden

* ''Architectural Digest''
* ''Better Homes and Gardens (magazine), Better Homes and Gardens''
* ''Dwell''
* ''The Family Handyman''
* ''House Beautiful''

Amateur radio

* ''CQ Amateur Radio''
* ''National Contest Journal''
* ''QEX''
* ''QST''

Animals and pets

* ''Aquarium Fish International''
* ''Bird Talk''
* ''Freshwater and Marine Aquarium''
* ''Horse & Rider''
* ''Reptiles (magazine), Reptiles''
* ''Tropical Fish Hobbyist''

Board games

* ''Ares (magazine), Ares''
* ''Chess Life''
* ''Fire & Movement''
* ''Games (magazine), Games''
* ''The General (magazine), The General''
* ''Knucklebones (magazine), Knucklebones''
* ''Moves (magazine), Moves''
* ''Strategy & Tactics''

Numismatics/Coin Collecting

* ''COINage''
* '' Coins (magazine), Coins''
* ''Coin World''
* ''Numismatic News''
* ''Numismatist (magazine), The Numismatist''

Stamp collecting

* ''The American Philatelist''

Tabletop roleplaying games

* ''Dragon (magazine), Dragon'' (defunct)
* ''Dungeon (magazine), Dungeon'' (defunct)
* ''The Excellent Prismatic Spray''
* ''Pyramid (magazine), Pyramid''
* ''Warpstone (magazine), Warpstone''

Humor

* ''R. L. Stine, Bananas'' (defunct)
* ''College Humor (magazine), College Humor'' (defunct)
* ''Cracked (magazine), Cracked'' (defunct)
* ''Crazy Magazine, Crazy'' (defunct)
* ''Fusion (political magazine), Fusion''
* ''Harvard Lampoon''
* ''Help! (magazine), Help!'' (defunct)
* ''Humbug (magazine), Humbug'' (defunct)
* ''Mad (magazine), Mad''
* ''National Lampoon (magazine), National Lampoon'' (defunct)
* ''Plop!'' (defunct)
* ''Radar (magazine), Radar''
* ''Sick (magazine), Sick'' (defunct)
* ''Stanford Chaparral''
* ''Trump (magazine), Trump'' (defunct)
* ''The Wittenburg Door''

Lifestyle

* ''Cigar Aficionado''
* ''Country Living''
* ''Departures (magazine), Departures''
* ''Domino (magazine), Domino''
* ''Ebony (magazine), Ebony''
* ''Essence (magazine), Essence''
* ''Hello Mr.''
* ''Inked (magazine), Inked''
* ''Jet (magazine), Jet''
* ''Jetset Magazine''
* ''Lucky (magazine), Lucky''
* ''Martha Stewart Living''
* ''MaryJanesFarm (magazine), MaryJanesFarm''
* ''O: The Oprah Magazine''
* ''Paper (magazine), Paper''
* ''Playboy''
* ''Real Simple''
* ''Robb Report''
* ''Southern Living''
* ''Sunset (magazine), Sunset''
* ''Swindle (magazine), Swindle''
* ''Two Mundos Magazine''
* ''Wine Spectator''
* ''Y'all (magazine), Y'all''

Literary

* ''Arts & Letters''
* ''Bookmarks (magazine), Bookmarks''
* ''The Midland (magazine), The Midland''

Men's interest

Music

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

News

* ''The Christian Science Monitor''
* ''National Journal''
* ''Newsweek''
* ''Time (magazine), Time''
* ''U.S. News & World Report'' (defunct)
* ''The Week''
* ''World (magazine), World''

Parenting

* ''Family Life (Wenner Media magazine), Family Life''
* ''Mothering (magazine), Mothering''
* ''Parenting (magazine), Parenting''
* ''Parents (magazine), Parents''

Pharmaceuticals and pharmacies

* ''Spectroscopy (magazine), Spectroscopy''

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)
* ''Commentary (magazine), Commentary'' (neoconservative, 1945, 25,000)
* ''Commonweal (magazine), Commonweal'' (liberal Catholic, founded 1924, 20,000)
* ''Democracy (journal), Democracy'' (progressive/liberal, 2006, n/a)
* ''First Things'' (Christian conservative, 1990, n/a)
* ''Foreign Affairs'' (1922, 181,519)
* ''Foreign Policy'' (1970, 101,054)
* ''The Freeman'' (libertarian, 1946, n/a)
* ''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 (magazine), Jacobin'' (democratic socialist, 2011, 15,000)
* ''Jewish Currents'' (Jewish left, 1947, n/a)
* ''Liberation (magazine), Liberation'' (pacifist, 1956, n/a)
* ''Liberty (1987), Liberty'' (libertarian, 1987, n/a)
* ''Lilith (magazine), Lilith'' (Jewish feminist, 1976, n/a)
* ''Lumpen (magazine), Lumpen'' (arts, 1991, n/a)
* ''Moment (magazine), Moment'' (Jewish-diverse, 1975, n/a)
* ''Monthly Review'' (socialist, 1949, 8,500)
* ''Mother Jones (magazine), 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 (magazine), 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)
* ''Politics (trade magazine), Politics'' (non-partisan, 1980)
* ''The Progressive'' (left, 1909, 68,000)
* ''The Progressive Populist'' (liberal, 1995, 20,000)
* ''Reason (magazine), Reason'' (libertarian, 1968, 52,000)
* ''Sojourners'' (Christian, 1971, n/a)
* ''Tikkun (magazine), Tikkun'' (Jewish-left, 1971, 20,000)
* ''Utne Reader'' (liberal, 1984, n/a)
* ''Washington Examiner'' (conservative, 2005)
* ''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''
* ''Arizona Highways (magazine), Arizona Highways''
* ''Baltimore (magazine), Baltimore''
* ''Chesapeake Bay Magazine, Chesapeake Bay''
* ''Chicago (magazine), Chicago''
* ''Contempo Magazine''
* ''D Magazine''
* ''Down East (magazine), Down East''
* ''Garden & Gun''
* ''Hour Detroit''
* ''Indianapolis Monthly''
* ''Los Angeles (magazine), Los Angeles''
* ''Midwest Living''
* ''Minnesota Monthly''
* ''New York (magazine), New York''
* ''Our State''
* ''Philadelphia (magazine), Philadelphia''
* ''Texas Monthly''
* '' TeRra Magazine''
* ''Washingtonian (magazine), Washingtonian''
* ''Yankee (magazine), Yankee''

Religion

* ''Adventist Review''
* ''Adventist World''
* ''America (Jesuit magazine), America''
* ''Awake!''
* ''Back to Godhead''
* ''Campus Life'', now ''Ignite Your Faith''
* ''The Caribbean Pioneer''
* ''Catholic Digest''
* ''The Christadelphian Tidings of the Kingdom of God''
* ''The Christian Century''
* ''Christian Science Sentinel''
* ''Christianity Today''
* ''Commonweal (magazine), Commonweal''
* ''Ensign (LDS magazine), Ensign''
* ''Family Life (Amish magazine), Family Life''
* ''The Friend (LDS magazine), The Friend''
* ''The Good News (magazine), The Good News''
* ''Gospel Advocate''
* ''Guide (Adventist magazine), Guide''
* ''Guideposts''
* ''Heeb''
* ''Herald (Community of Christ), Herald''
* ''Hinduism Today''
* ''The Humanist''
* ''Improvement Era''
* ''The Lamp (magazine), The Lamp''
* ''Latin Mass Magazine''
* ''Liahona (magazine), Liahona''
* ''Liberty (Adventist magazine), Liberty''
* ''The Living Church''
* ''New Era (magazine), The New Era''
* ''Parabola (magazine), Parabola''
* ''Rays from the Rose Cross''
* ''St. Anthony Messenger''
* ''Signs of the Times (magazine), Signs of the Times''
* ''Sojourners''
* ''Tikkun (magazine), Tikkun''
* ''Tricycle: The Buddhist Review''
* ''The Watchtower''

Science and technology

* ''Aeon (digital magazine), Aeon''
* ''American Scientist''
* ''Archaeology (magazine), Archaeology''
* ''Astronomy (magazine), Astronomy''
* ''Chemical & Engineering News

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