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Persuasion is a community newsletter covering politics, culture, and the defense of free societies, including first-person war reporting from Ukraine, conversations with public intellectuals, and investigative pieces. Readers get analysis of current events, perspectives on reading and AI's cultural effects, and firsthand accounts from frontline-adjacent civilians.
A weekly digest summarizing the main global news stories across politics, business and other sections, in a compact format. Readers get a quick overview of the week's most important events, plus a lighter cartoon or humorous take on the news.
Heather Cox Richardson's daily letter places current American political events in historical context, drawing on American history to explain present-day developments. Issues combine commentary on the news with pointers to a podcast and live recordings.
Author Sarah Wilson writes personal essays and commentary on current events, culture and technology from a reflective, first-person perspective. Issues include on-the-ground reporting from Paris protests, reflections on AI's impact on mathematics, and occasional subscriber updates.
A weekend digest from the New Statesman linking to its best pieces on politics, culture, books and ideas, with a short editor's introduction each issue. Issues sometimes excerpt a cover story and include promotional subscription offers and ads.
A weekly Italian newsletter from the magazine MicroMega that curates in-depth articles on politics, philosophy and current affairs, including pieces from the magazine's archive. It also promotes subscriber events and issues of the magazine.
A Lithuanian-language Substack by journalist Andrius Tapinas mixing commentary, podcasts, live videos, and personal projects such as a longevity series and a tournament ranking the best TV series of all time. Readers get his personal takes on current events, culture and health experimentation, with some audio content behind a paywall.
A UPSC exam preparation newsletter offering method-driven analysis of previous year questions, current affairs linked to the syllabus, and practice for Prelims, CSAT and Mains. Each issue explains a current news story and how it maps to UPSC topics, with exercises and study strategies.
A profane, politically partisan daily commentary that mocks Donald Trump and his administration, documenting rallies, statements and policy moves with sarcasm and insults. It gives readers a combative anti-Trump take on current US politics rather than neutral reporting.
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