The Nation Magazine

The Nation Mag

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About this app

Proudly progressive and independent of political parties and corporate interests, The Nation is America's antidote to conventional narratives.

The Nation speaks to an engaged, concerned, and influential audience as a champion of civil liberties, human rights, and economic justice.

Publisher and Editor: Katrina vanden Heuvel

Ratings and reviews

Miserable app. Absolutely riddled with ads, all screaming "activate your account!" and which DON'T tell you that none of them have anything to do with the app or the magazine at all. There appears to be no way of stopping the ads and when I complained through the help link in the app, the automated email response sent me to another link for assistance that did not work. There is nothing in the onboard help to tell you how to opt out of the deluge of commercials. I like the magazine-app is awful

I love The Nation and the fact that I can review old subscriptions. I hate that there isn't a way to quickly pull up an old subscription in the search box (at least it has not worked for me). Also, when I scroll up or down, ( because I read on my phone)the font gets blurry. Despite those minor flaws I love this app. It is easy to see and looks just like the magazine.

Excellent writing and timely choice of issues, done in unbiased missives. Big problem: log-on proceedure leads to subscription. I have a subscription. The other options lead to log- in with Facebook, etc. I have a valid password but can't find a field in which to enter it. Very confusing and a huge detraction from the magazine! This took my review of The Nation from 5 Stars to 3.

What’s new

This release includes bug fixes and general stability improvements.