Washington Examiner - March 11, 2026English | 68 pages | True PDF | 15.5 MB

The Washington Examiner is a political news magazine that covers all of federal politics including the presidency, Congress, and the Supreme Court as well as the big issues of the day including cultural issues.

TV & Satellite Week - 24 February 2026English | 108 pages | True PDF | 54.8 MB

TV & Satellite Week is a weekly magazine, perfect for TV fans looking to get the most out of multichannel viewing. It includes comprehensive listings and a film guide, coverage of the best US dramas, a rundown of the week's highlights and a guide to live sports action on TV. England and Wales edition.

Time Special Edition - The Science of Memory 2026English | 100 pages | True PDF | 45.9 MB

Our memory is amazing. We're able to store some 2.5 petabytes of data-about 300 million hours of television programming. But how do we make memories, and why do we forget? What's our memory like now, with our digital-era brains, and what can we do to build a better memory? All of these questions are answered in The Science of Memory, this new special edition from the editors of TIME. You'll learn about the time-bending magic of smell, the myths of aging, and why sleeping is key for memory. Activate your left brain, learning about the five key areas that aid recollection-the hippocampus, amygdala, prefrontal cortex, olfactory bulb, and hypothalamus-and your right brain, exploring why a whiff from a local restaurant may transport you back to your grandmother's dining room. You'll also learn about eight unexpected things that mess with your memory, such as a high-fat diet and a vitamin B12 deficiency, as well as six funny things you can do to remember, such as chewing gum or using a funny font (Comic Sans, anyone?). Unlock the full potential of your mind with TIME: The Science of Memory.

The Week UK - 21 February 2026English | 48 pages | PDF | 53.2 MB

The best of the media in one magazine. Each issue stitches together news and views from more than 200 global news sources into an utterly enjoyable, informative read.

The Week Junior UK - Issue 429 - 2 March 2024English | 32 pages | True PDF | 21.7 MB

When you are young, you're naturally curious about the world and everything in it. But the world seems made for grown-ups; complex and unknowable. That's why we've created The Week Junior. It explains the news and events in ways that children understand; immediate, colourful, exciting. From news to nature, science to geography, and sport to books, The Week Junior explores an extraordinary array of topics from around the globe. Written to engage a young person's point of view, without spoon-feeding or patronising, it explains events in a safe, accessible and inspiring way.

BBC Music - March 2026English | 106 pages | True PDF | 56.6 MB

BBC Music Magazine is a must for anyone with a passion for classical music. Classical music connoisseurs and new enthusiast alike will enjoy the fascinating features and reviews of over 120 new works in every issue.

Amateur Photographer - 10 March 2026English | 100 pages | PDF | 87.8 MB

Amateur Photographer is the world's oldest weekly photographic magazine, established in 1884. It is the respected authority for news and reviews, with detailed tests and investigations on the latest equipment. The weekly contents include interviews and columns from many of the world's leading photographers and practical technique to inspire and enthuse the devoted readership, to whom taking photos is far more than just a hobby. Essential reading for those interested in buying photographic equipment or wanting advice about improving their picture taking.

Teen's Guide to Emotions - 1st Edition - 19 February 2026English | 116 pages | PDF | 73.9 MB

Explore practical tools to master your feelings, from calming anxiety to embracing joy. Learn to reshape negative thoughts, navigate self-doubt, and cultivate optimism.

The Week Junior UK - 20 February 2026English | 36 pages | True PDF | 22.8 MB

When you are young, you're naturally curious about the world and everything in it. But the world seems made for grown-ups; complex and unknowable. That's why we've created The Week Junior. It explains the news and events in ways that children understand; immediate, colourful, exciting. From news to nature, science to geography, and sport to books, The Week Junior explores an extraordinary array of topics from around the globe. Written to engage a young person's point of view, without spoon-feeding or patronising, it explains events in a safe, accessible and inspiring way.