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Duffel Blog is a satirical news site covering the US military, the Pentagon and national politics, with absurdist headlines and mock-serious reporting. Its issues mix invented scenarios about defense leaders with sharp jabs at current events.
Independent reporting and commentary on the U.S. national security state, the Pentagon and politics, written from a strongly critical point of view. Recent issues examine the planned execution of Nidal Hasan, military execution protocols, and how the media framed Trump's decision to cancel a livestream.
Anders Puck Nielsen's video-and-transcript newsletter analyses conflict, security and modern warfare, with a focus on US–Ukraine–Russia dynamics and European strategy. Readers get a personal, argument-driven take on geopolitical developments and what Europe might do about them.
A personal newsletter from former Under Secretary of the Army Patrick Murphy covering midterm campaigning, veterans in public service, and defense policy after attending the AUSA annual meeting. Readers get a veteran's perspective on Army modernization, autonomous warfare, and the legacy of Vietnam-era veterans.
A Substack for the podcast episodes of the pseudonymous author of Bronze Age Mindset, mixing interviews, current events commentary and discussion of history, anthropology and culture. Each issue offers a free first segment of the show, with the full episode and archive behind a paywall.
A local community newsletter from the Waranga region of Victoria, Australia, covering community events such as an aged care expo and local-news items like a regional resident receiving a military honour. It serves as a practical and community-focused source of local information for residents and families.
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