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NJG was founded in 1969 and is a subsidiary of Atlantic Media Company. If you're looking to unfasten the Beltway, try the National Journal Group (NJG). The firm publishes a handful of magazines on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis that delve into the inner workings of Washington politics and policy. It also publishes blogs and other online content, as well as government-oriented books. Its publications are aimed at those with professional interest in such matters; titles include the National Journal (politics and government weekly) and CongressDaily (twice-daily news service covering Capitol Hill). Its The Hotline offers Web-based coverage of politics, polling, and campaign development.

The National Review was founded in 1955 by conservative commentator William F. Buckley, who hosted the weekly PBS TV show Firing Line for more than 20 years. Buckley died in 2008. Folks on the Left might find this review of the nation a bit lacking. National Review is a magazine and book publisher focusing on international and political news and opinion from a conservative Republican viewpoint. In addition to its semimonthly National Review and the online version National Review Online (NRO), the company publishes such book titles as The National Review Treasury of Classic Bedtime Stories and American Conservatism: An Encyclopedia.

New York Media publishes New York magazine, a slick weekly focused on lifestyle and business topics in the Big Apple. The under 500,000-circulation publication, considered one of the first city-focused magazines, was founded in 1968 by Clay Felker, and its writers have included Nora Ephron and Tom Wolfe. Current New York editor Adam Moss formerly ran the New York Times' Sunday magazine. Family trusts of the late Burce Wasserstein control New York Media. Wasserstein was a billionaire Wall Street financier and CEO of investment bank Lazard; he died in 2009. The city needs something to do while it's busy not sleeping. Sometimes it reads.

NewsMax Media serves up the news with a conservative slant. The company publishes alternative news and opinion content through its monthly magazine "NewsMax" and corresponding Web site. Columnists include Reed Irvine (founder of conservative watchdog group Accuracy In Media) and national broadcasting hosts and analysts Bill O'Reilly, Ed Koch, and Dick Morris. The company generates sales from advertising, as well as from politically oriented merchandise (clothing, posters, books) showcasing stars of the Republican Party. Former "New York Post" reporter Christopher Ruddy, the company's CEO, founded NewsMax Media in 1998.

Newsweek gets its readers up to speed on national and world events. The company publishes Newsweek, a US newsweekly with a worldwide circulation of more than 4 million readers. The magazine has more than 15 news bureaus worldwide and publishes about ten international editions that reach some 190 countries. Newsweek editors and contributors include Jonathan Alter, Anna Quindlen, and George Will. The firm was founded by Thomas Martyn, a former editor at Time magazine who wanted to strike up some competition. He published the first issue, then called News-Week, in 1933. The Washington Post bought the magazine in 1961; it sold Newsweek to stereo equipment magnate Sidney Harman in 2010.

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