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PolitiBrawl

by Politibrawl

PolitiBrawl delivers unfiltered political videos and commentary, bypassing Big Tech censorship to bring audiences content and laughs they can't find elsewhere.

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.

The Left Hook with Wajahat Ali

by THE LEFT HOOK with Wajahat Ali

Wajahat Ali's The Left Hook offers thoroughly opinionated takes on politics, culture, and religion, free from corporate censorship. Drawing on a unique life of extremes, Ali fights back against authoritarianism with humor and compassion.

✿ shit you should care about ✿

by shit you should care about

Shit You Should Care About makes news, politics, and pop culture accessible and enjoyable, cutting through jargon and misinformation with explainers.

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.

Noahpinion

by Noah Smith

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

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 Ankler

by Richard Rushfield

The Ankler delivers smart, sharp-edged, and uncompromised insights into the entertainment industry, created by veteran reporter Richard Rushfield.

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.

The North Star with Shaun King

by Shaun King

Shaun King's The North Star is a Black-owned liberation-journalism platform. It continues Frederick Douglass' legacy, focusing on politics, equity, and race.

Endless Urgency with Mike Nellis

by Mike Nellis

Democratic strategist Mike Nellis provides no-bullshit insights on fixing the Democratic Party, confronting media failures, and building power to improve lives.

Level Up Newsletter

by Ethan Evans

Former Amazon VP Ethan Evans and operating leader Jason P. Yoong provide career growth guidance, executive coaching, and an active community for ambitious professionals.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

BattleLines with Owen Jones

by Owen Jones

Political commentator Owen Jones provides sharp analysis and commentary on current events, politics, and social issues in his newsletter BattleLines.

Stop the Presses

by Mark Jacob

Veteran journalist Mark Jacob's weekly newsletter dissects how right-wing extremism exploits American journalism's weaknesses and explores solutions.

The Signorile Report

by Michelangelo Signorile

Michelangelo Signorile's independent, ad-free newsletter and radio show dissects far-right extremism, complicit media, and battles for LGBTQ+ equality and progressive change.

Uncloseted Media

by Uncloseted Media

Uncloseted Media provides objective, nonpartisan investigative journalism, examining America's anti-LGBTQ landscape and elevating everyday heroes.

Everything Is Horrible

by Noah Berlatsky

Freelance writer Noah Berlatsky delivers his unique 'scribbler's' take on politics, culture, and film, featuring essays on fascism, movie reviews, and poetry.

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.

This Modern World

by Tom Tomorrow

Tom Tomorrow shares an advance look at his weekly This Modern World cartoons, along with behind-the-scenes observations and various ramblings.

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.

Blind Squirrel Macro

by The Blind Squirrel

Rupert Mitchell, "The Blind Squirrel," shares a generalist's insights on financial markets and investing, drawing from 25 years as a banker.

Dan Davies - "Back of Mind"

by Dan Davies

Dan Davies's "Back of Mind" offers concise principles on economic and political reality, drawing from cybernetics to subtly reframe understanding of systems.

Radical Reports

by Teddy Wilson

Journalist Teddy Wilson provides daily research, analysis, and intelligence on the U.S. Radical Right, tracking extremist movements.

The Great Progression: 2025-2050

by Peter Leyden

Peter Leyden explores how AI, clean energy, and bioengineering can transform America and create a better world by 2050. A long-time tech expert and WIRED alum.

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.

Stratechery

by Ben Thompson

Ben Thompson's Stratechery provides independent, acclaimed analysis of technology and media strategy, business, and societal impact.

Concurrent

by afra

Afra dissects the tangled worlds of technology, China, and Silicon Valley, exploring the US-China AI rivalry, deep contextual translation, and AI's societal impact.

SENSUAL TERRORS

by caro 🪽⋆.˚

Caro C. dissects horror and psychological thrillers, exploring body politics, gender, race, Black cinema, and queerness, with fresh perspectives on film's societal impact.

Quick Update

by Jeff Jackson

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson shares quick, first-person accounts of his service, aiming to inform and promote transparency in political discourse.

Mauldin Economics

by John Mauldin

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

Zeitgeist | Philippe Corbé | Substack

by Philippe Corbé

Philippe Corbé raconte les histoires d'Amérique, de Trump à Taylor Swift, pour comprendre cette nouvelle ère.

CediChronicles

by CediChronicles

This newsletter's content and focus are not described in the provided 'About' page text, therefore a specific summary cannot be generated.

Institute of Economic Affairs | Insider | Substack

by Institute of Economic Affairs

The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA), the UK's original free market think tank (1955), analyzes how markets solve economic and social problems.

Footnotes by Jemar Tisby | Jemar Tisby, PhD | Substack

by Jemar Tisby, PhD

Jemar Tisby, historian and public scholar, connects American history to current events, exploring race, religion, and justice. He uncovers truths to guide action for a better future.

The Best of Journalism | Conor Friedersdorf | Substack

by Conor Friedersdorf

Conor Friedersdorf curates The Best of Journalism, a weekly newsletter of exceptional nonfiction. It informs readers, amplifies writers, and pops filter bubbles.

Based Camp

by Based Camp | Simone & Malcolm

Based Camp by Simone & Malcolm explores human perception, the future of our species, sexuality, subcultures, dating, philosophy, and politics.

Discourse Power | Tuvia Gering | Substack

by Tuvia Gering

Discourse Power translates China's leading voices on international affairs, examining their perspectives on China's global role and how it is perceived abroad.

Yaw's Brief: Guns, Trade, Cobalt & Africa Beyond Colonialism | Substack

by Yaw

Yaw dissects Africa's economic and political history to explain global wealth disparities. He links local narratives to global patterns, with a pragmatic, non-ideological analysis.

Goodall and Good Luck

by Lewis Goodall

Journalist Lewis Goodall provides analysis and commentary, fostering a community for those interested in current affairs and discussion.

Spinelli - Visioni sull'Europa | Will Media | Substack

by Will Media

Will Media's 'Spinelli' newsletter from Brussels explains the EU and its citizens, simplifying complex European institutional topics and their concrete effects.

Sporting Intelligence | Nick Harris | Substack

by Nick Harris

Nick Harris investigates sports corruption, following the money and diving into data to expose ethical issues from FIFA scandals to doping and match-fixing.

Keen On America

by Andrew Keen

Andrew Keen hosts the daily Keen On America interview show, featuring prominent Americans discussing the USA's past, present, and future.