City Journal Reviews: Is It Legit?

City Journal
City Journal
Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, Inc.

Customer Experience

Positive experience86.4% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience13.6% of reviews

~ Based on 22 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is City Journal Safe?

City Journal appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for City Journal is 97/100.

This assessment is based on 812 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.9/5.

Safety Analysis

97.7% of ratings point to a safe experience
0.6% of ratings suggest some concerns
1.7% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 809 App Store ratings for City Journal.

Is City Journal Legit?

City Journal appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for City Journal is 88/100.

Based on 88 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Rigor with which I am satisfied

I noticed City Journal during the Reagan era. Noticed because a number of conservative magazines’ journalists seemed to use the City Journal as a primary source. It has been many years and many other subscriptions, digital and print, but I always longed for well written rigorous essays on our culture. My regret is not subscribing sooner.
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Mr.

Best magazine in America.

City Journal

Articles that begin with facts, then develop a point of view based upon those facts but leave much intellectual space for the reader to form an independent opinion.

I’ve been waiting decades for this.

I have been studying the Frankfurt School’s impact on our academic institutions and governments since the 1970’s . I had given up on attempting to alert the elected officials of
the “ impending fruits” of the Frankfurt Schoolers and their ilk.
Although I believe it may be “to little, too late” , Chris Rufo has shown the energy and knowledge necessary to do incredible damage to their efforts.
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Great publication

It’s always a pleasure to read City Journal, which has a superb collection of scholars and writers as contributors.

Sayin voice in the wilderness.

There are only a handful of smart, well researched and brave publications out there and this is one. And if you don’t like the article you’re reading, there’s always the cartoons.

America’s Best

For the news of the day and it’s interpretation few magazines cmpare

Excellent

Love the honest review of medical education today.

Consistent Insight

City Journal consistently illuminates reality in a way no other publication today has the courage for do.

Fact-based thoughtful writing

I discovered City Journal many years ago & was delighted to find in-depth analyses of the topics addressed. Objective thinking, in disregard of political motives or concerns. City Journal describes situations as they are, not how agenda-driven pols & others wish them to be. If you respect writers such as Thomas Sowell, I’m certain you’ll view City Journal in the same way.
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Awesome

City

Best source out there

One of the best and accurate news sources out there a far cry from msm

Great magazine. Poor App

The App won’t recognize my subscription. I log in, it says my log-in is successful and then I can’t access any articles (says I still need to pay for them).

I’ve rebooted the app, the iPad, I’ve deleted and re-downloaded the app. It won’t work.

One of the Best Journalistic Magazines out there!

Don’t be fooled that it’s all about New York! In actuality it’s about the way many Cities today are ignoring their problems and with insightful writing by the staff at City Journal they point out the problems and way things could change if we had good policies and caring elected officials that want more than just being elected.
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city journal tops

excellent app, sterling content- the best antidote to Woke.

Must read

Very clear thinking about the world

City Journal

City Journal offers relevant news articles based on thorough documented data compiled into well written stories. I value this smart journal that relies on researched analysis instead of loose opinions.

Awkward

Very cumbersome website

Perfect on an iPad Pro

You know whether you agree with its politics, I'm here to tell you that, finally, this beautiful magazine looks and works as it should on an iPad: the Pro.

The iPad Pro is supposed to be good for artists and multi-app productivity types, and I'm sure it is, but I wanted one to read newspapers and magazines at a more natural size. City Journal is the best example of this strategy. No more pinching and zooming; just reading.

It does something called "streamIng", too. Who cares.
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Great mag, lousy app.

I love the City Journal magazine, which I usually read online. But this Newstand "app" just immediately crashes when I try to open it on my iPad mini with system 6.0.2.