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That ain't aair and I was out of country for a couple of months when they did it and did not have time to realize what was going on when my mags started missing. Should not US News offer a better deal to those who paid ahead for 188 issues and now will get only 36. I don't like reading online. Google lets me find what I am interested immediately and I did enjoy reading a hard copy when I had a chance to lay down on my sofa and rest. But unfortunately that is hard to do with my laptop since my wireless does not reach where I read. So be it. Perhaps I must do without US News. Sure won't renew with that type of fraud from a rich owner. He made the offer and he should back up every delivery of the 188 issues that he was promised. I am sure Zuckerman would not like it if he did not get what he had contracted to pay for.

Jim Savage of MA 6:31PM March 26, 2010

I am pretty busy and don't recall when US News told me that my weekly subscription was being cut to once a month. Nor do I recall that I got anything for it other than another web link which I have never seen. Don't even know how to get the subscribers link. What happened to the many issues that I paid for? Now I get an electronic link? no extension to my paid subscription?

Jim Savage of MA 6:24PM March 26, 2010

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Editor's Note

Brian Kelly was named editor of U.S.News & World Report in April 2007, nine years after joining the magazine. With more than 30 years of journalism experience, including covering Capitol Hill, politics, and the presidency both as a beat reporter and as an editor, Kelly is one of the nation’s most experienced magazine editors in steering national and international news content.

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