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Limestone Post Magazine publishes long-form local journalism and features about southern Indiana, centered on Bloomington and Monroe County. Issues cover arts, education policy, and local innovation, with named sources and on-the-ground reporting.
Iain Martin offers commentary on British politics, economics, geopolitics and culture, covering topics such as Labour's leadership, education results and public policy. Readers get opinionated, personal analysis from a veteran political journalist, with some issues reserved for paying subscribers.
MomLeft is a left-leaning newsletter by a mother writing about politics, education policy, community organizing and the politics of care, especially in the wake of recent US elections. Readers get essayistic commentary with a clear progressive point of view, plus calls to local action and critiques of right-wing policy.
Newsletter from QS covering global higher education, including national education strategies, international student survey data and edtech trends. It mixes in-depth articles with data highlights and promotion of QS events, reports and analytics products.
A personal, opinionated newsletter about US education politics, covering school boards, state races, and policy, with calls to action like checking voter registration. Recent issues mix campaign endorsements and reactions to news with longer essays such as a piece on the Cornell 7 case and student journalism.
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