The best Capitalism newsletters

Grace Blakeley writes long-form political economy critiques of capitalism, covering topics such as sportswashing and Manchester City's financial doping, and global financial imbalances and their links to crises. Readers get sharp, opinionated analysis that connects specific news events to broader structural arguments about power and democracy.

The BREAK—DOWN is a newsletter of essays and live conversations on capitalism, nature and climate, featuring panels on China's role in climate politics and public opinion on climate concern. Readers get analytical commentary and expert discussion on how climate and economic politics interact.

Heather Bryant's personal newsletter mixes essays on capitalism, generative AI, and the value of human creation with reflections on journalism, institutions, and everyday life. Readers get thoughtful, first-person writing that connects broad social critique to small personal observations.

New Ideal publishes essays, interviews and commentary on current cultural and political issues from the perspective of Ayn Rand's Objectivism. Readers get a philosophical critique of ideas like nationalism and a defense of capitalism and individualism, along with news about the Ayn Rand Institute's work.

A personal essay newsletter from an artist and anthropologist who examines the self and society through reflective, cultural-critical writing about how people are shaped and how they might reshape themselves. Issues range from essays on bodily legibility and capitalism to lighter observations about everyday life and technology.

A podcast newsletter from two hosts, Caro and Katie, who discuss feminism, capitalism, conspiracy theories, careers and culture war topics in conversational episodes and listener Q&As. Issues announce episodes, preview paid-subscriber content and answer audience questions.