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The Redoubt is a subscriber-funded newsletter offering original investigative reporting and analysis on far-right politics, authoritarianism, and threats to democratic institutions, with a focus on the US and Europe. Readers get detailed coverage of issues like government election data acquisition and the revival of extremist ideology.
The Informant is an investigative newsletter covering hate groups and extremism in the United States, with original reporting on figures such as neo-Nazi media personalities and members of Patriot Front. Readers get exposés based on internal documents and interviews, plus updates from the author on the publication's relaunch.
Marxist analysis of Australian politics and capitalism, covering the rise of the far right, housing and migration, and debates on the left. Readers get a socialist perspective on current events and strategy for building the left.
Byline Times is a reader-funded UK publication offering investigations and political reporting critical of the political establishment, including Reform UK and Brexit's consequences. Its sample issues mix a Lords reform interview with investigative and opinion pieces on the far right and cultural politics.
A daily-style political commentary newsletter from journalist Michelangelo Signorile that attacks Trump administration policies, far-right rhetoric and perceived media complicity. Readers get a partisan, opinionated take on current US politics ahead of the midterms.
An independent antifascist newsletter that mixes political essays on anti-imperialism and solidarity with investigative reporting on far-right groups, such as the legacy of the neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen and local street confrontations. Readers get a left-wing analytical perspective on extremism, movement politics and activist responses.
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