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In the years that I have been a newsweek magazine reader, I have always found the reporting to be objective and balanced. Facts and arguments on all sides of an issue are presented, and it is left in the readers? hands to come to their own conclusions. Beyond the coverage of current events, the commentaries offered are consistently enlightening and thought-provoking. Whether I agree with an opinion or not, I always find it helpful to read what someone else has to say on a subject. George Will, Anna Quindlen and other regular columnists bring unique context to the subject matter being discussed.
 

Without question, the most anticipated magazine that arrives in our mailbox every Monday afternoon is newsweek magazine. My wife has been a long-time subscriber of the magazine, and I do read it myself from time to time.

newsweek was intended for the reader who isn't really interested in thinking or knowing much about current events, but wants to pretend like he's informed. The articles are often superficial, biased, and of limited usefulness to the informed citizen. On issues ranging from Global Warming, taxes, the budget, and campaign finance reform, newsweek pooh one side of the debate in favor of the other, and often gives shoddy analyses of both sides. The writers also try to mix in unheeded sensationalism into their articles (though not to the tabloid level). On the positive side, the quotes page and political cartoons are often enjoyable, and occasionally there will be a good syndicated column mixed in with the garbage. Time is much better, although I certainly wouldn't recommend that magazine either. If you really want to be an informed citizen, stick with your local paper and supplement that with opinion magazines or articles from the left and right. Don't waste money on this magazine. With the web, you can obtain far more enjoyable, objective, diverse, and balanced coverage for free.
 

newsweek magazine has an uncanny ability to dumb-down the news and make it look more like entertainment. Full of distracting color ads and pictures. The two stars go towards their brevity in some controversial subjects.