American.com is run by young editors and writers who comprise the English department at the American Enterprise Institute. Their goal is to provide interesting articles that are relevant to today’s society without sounding like a CNN article. The stuffy atmosphere is discarded for articles filled with jest, mirth, facts, along with interesting, informational graphics to keep the reader engaged. American.com is run with the slogo “The Online Magazine of the American Enterprise Institute” and follow the trend of being a paper less literary magazine, showing that they’re up to date in this modern world.
Their articles do not contain any sort of celebrity information or gossip that is usually found amongst young Americans. Instead, they focus on what’s really important in the news. The writers gravitate towards economics and politics as well as news worthy foreign events. Some popular articles on American.com (since 2006) focus upon abolishing the SAT’s, the intelligence between Liberals and Conservatives and the strange question; Are too many people going to college? American.com also features a blog titled “The Enterprise Blog” which focuses on editorial pieces written by the editing staff as well as peers who go to AEI. Each article comes with a nifty and engaging image which may aid in drawing the viewer towards the article. American.com is are a not for profit organization that depend on their readers to support them with donations. All donations are used to fund the website and to contain furthering the education of young adults with news that is truly important. Please consider viewing the website for their engaging editorials and donate if you have enjoyed them.
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