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The Parnas Perspective

by Aaron Parnas

The Parnas Perspective offers major updates on the Jeffrey Epstein files, Trump's political actions, and other breaking news from a Gen Z viewpoint.

Robert Reich

by Robert Reich

Robert Reich, former Secretary of Labor, offers daily commentary and media, equipping readers with truth to fight for the common good.

The Nation's Substack

by Nation Magazine

This newsletter is published by The Nation, a historic print and digital magazine continuously published since 1865 by abolitionists.

Brian Tyler Cohen

by Brian Tyler Cohen

Brian Tyler Cohen's newsletter fosters a community focused on protecting democracy, fighting for a more just society, and saving the planet.

Ken Klippenstein

by Ken Klippenstein

KlipNews is an American news organization founded by Ken Klippenstein and William M. Arkin, dedicated to revealing what the national security state is actually up to and holding power accountable.

Erin In The Morning

by Erin Reed

Erin Reed's Erin In The Morning delivers essential summaries of trans and queer news and legislation, highlighting stories often missed by legacy media.

Doomberg

by Doomberg

Doomberg delivers concise, provocative articles on energy, finance, and geopolitics, drawing from its team's deep industrial sector experience.

Noahpinion

by Noah Smith

Economist Noah Smith dissects economics, technology, and geopolitics from a techno-optimist, center-left perspective, aiming to inform and entertain.

Understanding AI

by Timothy B. Lee

Veteran tech reporter Timothy B. Lee offers daily updates and weekly deep dives into the AI world, covering its technology, policy, and economic impacts.

BIG

by Matt Stoller

Matt Stoller analyzes the politics of market power and antitrust, revealing the dangers of monopolies and the movement fighting corporate concentration.

Sinocism

by Bill Bishop

Bill Bishop's Sinocism provides expert analysis, commentary, and curated links on China four times weekly for policymakers, investors, and journalists.

The Beinart Notebook

by Peter Beinart

Peter Beinart analyzes U.S. foreign policy and Israel-Palestine, advocating for earned moral authority and Jewish safety via Palestinian equality. Expect sharp insights.

Freddie deBoer

by Freddie deBoer

Freddie deBoer is a sharp, left-leaning critic dissecting modern politics, media, and culture. He challenges progressive pathologies, 'anti-woke' tendencies, and systemic flaws.

Throughline

by Jill Filipovic

Jill Filipovic provides feminist analysis on human rights, women's health, US politics, and international affairs, connecting global and domestic issues.

Sinocism

by Bill Bishop

Bill Bishop's Sinocism delivers expert analysis, commentary, and curated links on China four times a week. Trusted by diplomats, investors, and policymakers, it offers valuable insights into Chinese and English language news and reports.

The Argument

by Jerusalem Demsas

The Argument makes a combative case for liberalism via sharp opinion and original reporting from Washington, D.C. It covers politics, economics of growth, tech, society, and democracy.

Foreign Exchanges

by Derek Davison

Derek Davison provides daily international news roundups with context and commentary, challenging conventional DC wisdom on US foreign policy and global events.

ChinAI Newsletter

by Jeffrey Ding

ChinAI translates Chinese articles and documents, offering a unique look into China's AI landscape, strategy, and ethical implications from primary sources.

Woketopus

by Tyler O'Neil

Tyler O'Neil's Woketopus exposes shadowy networks, dark money, and activist groups manipulating US federal policy across education, labor, energy, LGBTQ, and elections.

Statecraft

by Santi Ruiz

Statecraft interviews top political appointees and policy entrepreneurs about achieving specific policy goals, demystifying the "how-to" of governance and state capacity.

DeLong's Grasping Reality: Economy in the 2000s & Before

by Brad DeLong

Berkeley economist Brad DeLong shares economic and historical insights, analytical lenses for world events, and thoughtful recommendations.

Kyla’s Newsletter

by kyla scanlon

Kyla Scanlon provides accessible, fun economics education, exploring crypto, macroeconomics, and the human side. Featured in the NYT.

Polygraph

by Stephen Semler

Stephen Semler's Polygraph is a data-driven newsletter that analyzes and visualizes politics through a class lens, often featuring charts.

Bill Emmott's Global View

by Bill Emmott

Former Economist editor Bill Emmott delivers his global view, dissecting trends in Japan, Italy, Asia, Europe, and the US, plus insights on Ireland.

Anchor Change with Katie Harbath

by Katie Harbath

Katie Harbath, former Facebook global election strategist, offers curated insights and reflections on the complex intersection of technology and democracy.

The Overshoot

by Matthew C. Klein

Economist Matthew C. Klein's The Overshoot offers data-driven deep dives into global economic flows, macro balance sheets, and policy, with real-time tracking and market analysis.

Derek Thompson

by Derek Thompson

Derek Thompson explores building an abundant future, examining science, technology (AI, biotech, clean energy), and the societal impacts of increasing isolation.

The Micromobility Newsletter

by Prabin Joel Jones

The Micromobility Newsletter delivers a bi-weekly digest of electric vehicle news, headlines, jobs, and opportunities in urban, electric, and small mobility.

Platformer

by Casey Newton

Casey Newton's Platformer guides readers daily through social networks and big tech, delivering exclusive reporting and analysis on their impact on democracy.

Interconnected

by Kevin Xu

Kevin Xu's Interconnected provides weekly, bilingual analysis of tech's builders, investors, and regulators. Insights often cited in major media.

Pete Buttigieg's Substack

by Pete Buttigieg

Get updates and insights from Pete Buttigieg, former presidential candidate and current U.S. Secretary of Transportation, on politics, policy, and current events.

On the Commons

by Antonia Malchik

Antonia Malchik's On the Commons dissects the history and impact of private property and the theft of shared resources, linking it to societal and environmental ills.

Substance

by Tana Ganeva

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Mauldin Economics

by John Mauldin

John Mauldin provides individual investors with institutional-grade investment strategies and global economic insights from his acclaimed financial writing.

Rising Tide

by Helen Toner

Helen Toner provides intermittent thoughts on advanced AI systems, national security, and AI policy, sharing speculative ideas beyond her CSET research.

Research Over Mesearch | The Conscious Lee | Substack

by The Conscious Lee

The Conscious Lee's "Research Over MeSearch" provides rigorous analysis on education, politics, and news, uncovering researched truths behind issues like defunding Black education.

La Matinal Europea | David Carretta | Substack

by David Carretta

The provided 'About' section for David Carretta's La Matinal Europea contains no specific information about the newsletter's content or focus.

Rörelsen | Substack

by Peter Gustavsson

Rörelsen is Sweden's largest platform for social democratic idea debate. Editor Peter Gustavsson and founder Veronica Palm lead diverse voices on societal development.

Popular Rationalism

by James Lyons-Weiler, PhD

James Lyons-Weiler, PhD, provides critical interpretation of public health policies and scientific studies, empowering readers to form their own informed conclusions.

The Public Health Workforce is Not OK | Dr. Katie Schenk | Substack

by Dr. Katie Schenk

Epidemiologist Dr. Katie Schenk dissects challenges facing the public health workforce, offering candid insights, frontline stories, and ideas to build a stronger future.

The Will Hayward Newsletter

by Will Hayward

Will Hayward unpacks Wales's major headlines and political decisions, revealing their real-world impact and helping readers better understand the country.

The Forgotten Side of Medicine | A Midwestern Doctor | Substack

by A Midwestern Doctor

A Midwestern Doctor investigates forgotten medical wisdom, critically assessing modern practices, and dissecting political & philosophical health roots.

Pledge for Canada / Engagement pour le Canada | Craig Scott | Substack

by Craig Scott

Pledge for Canada by Craig Scott offers nonpartisan discussions on Canadian politics and policy, fostering a resilient, independent nation.

Gary Cremeens

by Gary Cremeens

This newsletter from Gary Cremeens offers regular updates and insights from the author. It provides a direct connection to his current thoughts.

Jacob Kaarsbo

by Jacob Kaarsbo

Jacob Kaarsbo's newsletter fosters a community for readers to engage on shared interests and participate in discussions.

The Daily Feather

by Danielle DiMartino Booth

Macro strategist Danielle DiMartino Booth and the QI team provide forward-looking insights on macroeconomic developments, market cycles, and investment positioning.

Dr. Yang's Journal

by 楊建利 Jianli (Doc) Yang

Dr. Yang's Journal by 楊建利 Jianli (Doc) Yang explores politics, human rights, and international relations, focusing on China, America, and AI.

eugyppius: a plague chronicle | Substack

by eugyppius

eugyppius dissects the Corona pandemic's excesses, linking them to late-stage postwar liberalism. It explores German current affairs, politics, and history.

Health Tech Happy Hour | Robert Longyear | Substack

by Robert Longyear

Robert Longyear's Health Tech Happy Hour explains the invisible systems of American healthcare, providing deep analysis on health tech, AI, care delivery, and policy.

Eleatiche | Substack

by Eleatiche

Eleatiche provides strategic briefings and models for businesses and investors to navigate geopolitical shifts, AI integration, and security imperatives.