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Has Newsweek endorsed Barack Obama?
No, they have not. It is rare these days for news magazines to endorse candidates. It is generally the local newspapers that still make endorsements, rather than magazines like Time or Newsweek.
What is the duration of Newsweek Views the News?
The duration of Newsweek Views the News is 1500.0 seconds.
When did Newsweek Views the News end?
Newsweek Views the News ended on 1950-05-22.
When was Newsweek Views the News created?
Newsweek Views the News was created on 1948-11-07.
What actors and actresses appeared in Newsweek Views the News - 1948?
The cast of Newsweek Views the News - 1948 includes: John Daly as Himself - Narrator
What are the release dates for Newsweek Views the News - 1948 The Far East?
Newsweek Views the News - 1948 The Far East was released on: USA: 17 April 1950
What is the most liberal news magazine?
Some people consider The Nation to be one of the most liberal news magazines in the United States. It covers progressive politics, culture, and social issues from a liberal perspective.
What has the author Uwe Magnus written?
Uwe Magnus has written: 'Time und Newsweek' -- subject(s): Newsweek, Time, the weekly news-magazine
Name the first international business news magazine to publish an India edition?
Newsweek
Where could one purchase a subscription to Newsweek Magazine?
Newsweek Magazine was a news publication by Harman publications. Its first publication was in 1933 and it ceased with its final print issue on December 31, 2012. Newsweek currently remains as an online publication only, and no subscription is required.
What political party is Newsweek?
Newsweek is a liberal magazine and generally aligns with the Democratic Party in the United States. It often covers stories and topics that lean towards a progressive viewpoint.
What magazines cover news about celebs?
The magazines that cover news and gossip about celebrities are usually tabloid newspapers such as some of the following: People Magazines, Gawker, and OK! Magazine.
