The National Interest
Media ProductionDistrict of Columbia, United States11-50 Employees
The National Interest is a media organization focused on U.S. foreign policy discourse, publishing a bimonthly magazine and maintaining a daily online presence. Founded in 1985 by Irving Kristol, it serves as a forum for think tank scholars, academics, and journalists to contribute analysis and commentary on national security and international affairs. Based in Washington, DC, the organization operates under the Center for the National Interest and has a relatively small to mid-sized footprint in the media production sector. Its content is distributed through its website, nationalinterest.org, and its print magazine, aiming to provide in-depth perspectives on foreign policy issues for policymakers, researchers, and other professionals in the field.