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I'm a college student. I'd like to read a history magazine (online preferred) that relates to History in the same way that "Foreign Policy" relates to Politics or "The Economist" relates to Economics. Are there any?

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Welcome to History, your question is a bit off topic as you are not allowed, among many things defined in the FAQ, to ask for reference material, so, it may have to be closed. – Russell Oct 27 '12 at 12:04
As Russell said, welcome to History SE! Here, we use a Q&A format. This question does not really fit that format because no one answer will be right. Because of that, the community here has agreed that questions asking for recommendations are off-topic. If you have any objective questions, feel free to ask! – Luke Oct 27 '12 at 12:52
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While it is true that this question does not fit our format, it seems to me that it would be useful to have such information. Because of that, I am going to convert this to a community wiki, which means we can provide answers that are more of a list of recommendations. I also edited it to make it more of a History topic because I feel like that was the intention. – Steven Drennon♦ Oct 27 '12 at 14:14

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BBC History Magazine is my favourite history magazine. They have a great weekly podcast. There are online and print editions too.

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I get discounted subscription offers for Current History all the time. Although I've never been a subscriber the material seems to be in the same style as say a Foreign Policy or Foreign Affairs. It is focused on foreign affairs with a historical emphasis in the analysis.

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