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Club Sportico is a sports business newsletter blending money analysis with humor and opinion on topics like the NFL, college football and MLB economics. Readers get witty, opinionated takes from staff writers on the financial side of sports.
Nijmans Nieuwsbriefje is a independent Dutch-language opinion newsletter with several columnists writing on politics, health, Israel and everyday life in a sharp, personal voice. Readers get provocative commentary, travel reports and a local historian's account of using AI to transcribe archival sources.
A local news outlet for Oxford, Ohio, covering Miami University athletics, community life and opinion columns. Readers get campus sports reporting and analysis alongside personal local commentary.
Journalist Joakim Lamotte writes opinion columns, reflections and reporting on Swedish news, including commentary on protests, a child abuse sentencing and suspected electoral fraud. Readers get a personal, critical take on current Swedish political and crime stories, with occasional first-hand interviews.
A personal hobby blog by Parallax Abstraction mixing gaming and tech musings, including an Ace Combat 8 review and commentary on Xbox strategy and AI industry hype. The writing is opinionated and conversational, offering a clear point of view and some industry context.
A polemical blog that argues Israel's treatment of Palestinians is unjust and rebuts 'both sides' framings of the conflict, alongside critiques of the Radical Honesty movement's drift into ideological politics. Readers get pointed opinion pieces with historical claims, a personal insider's account, and rebuttals to readers.
Personal newsletter by Max Mortillaro mixing opinion pieces on tech criticism and digital minimalism, a coffee-culture memoir, and reposted commentary on antitrust and big tech dominance. Readers get a candid, first-person take on technology, society and everyday life rather than news or instruction.
This is a personal blog by David James, mixing reflective essays on interpersonal dynamics and data with practical critiques of business practices. Readers get a first-person perspective on topics like the hidden subtext of workplace interactions, the often-overlooked metadata behind datasets, and a company's dispute with Trustpilot over review solicitation rules.
Personal blog by Abe Pralle mixing political opinion, such as a 2024 election-eve case for Donald Trump, with TV criticism, including grades for Motherland: Fort Salem and Alice in Borderland. Readers get strongly argued, first-person takes rather than reporting or neutral analysis.
Paul J. Henderson's newsletter mixes exclusive court reporting and local commentary, such as a sentencing challenge in an Abbotsford double murder and an analysis of low municipal voter turnout in Chilliwack, with republished pieces on politics and social issues. Readers get a British Columbia and Canadian perspective on justice, local government and public policy.
A personal blog-style newsletter by Denis O'Sullivan mixing opinion essays on everyday topics like clock changes, charity and birthdays with strongly worded political commentary on the European Union's rightward drift. Readers get the author's opinionated, first-person takes rather than news reporting or guides.
The Aggie Standard is an independent student publication at Texas A&M covering opinion, investigations, faith and culture. Recent issues include a critique of a university-related controversy over Plato and gender, a critical essay on the administration's nationalist symbolism, and an argument that the pro-life movement opposes equal protection for the unborn.
A platform publishing opinion essays by young African writers, with the sampled issues written by students at a school in Tanzania. Each issue argues a position on a social, economic or cultural question such as reading habits, capitalism and equality, or intersectionality.
MemoRandom is a personal essay newsletter of loosely connected notes and opinions, with pieces critiquing American sports economics and reflecting on collective social failings. The excerpts are short and mostly teasers, so the depth of the writing is hard to judge.
Ally Sammarco, a former Republican turned Democratic strategist, offers short political commentary on the day's news, pairing headline summaries with a brief 'common sense' take. Readers get quick, opinionated breakdowns of US politics, including Ohio's governor race and Trump administration controversies.
A U.S.-focused commentary newsletter offering on-the-ground style reports and opinion pieces on immigration, hurricanes and political debates, with a clear conservative-leaning viewpoint. Readers get personal field anecdotes and partisan takes on migrant caravans, Latino politics and election dynamics, though the excerpts are short and mostly promotional.
A high school student media outlet from Kapaun Mt. Carmel publishing student-written reviews, opinion pieces and a school newspaper issue. Readers get a view of campus life and student perspectives on entertainment and school topics.
Jerome Goh's personal blog mixes travel reflections, opinion on Singapore's public debates, and beginner photography guides. Readers get a casual, first-person mix of family travel stories, takes on local issues, and simple explanations of camera basics.
QViews is a personal perspectives newsletter mixing short reflections on truth with commentary on pop culture like Met Gala fashion and cartoonist tributes. The excerpts are brief and loosely connected, offering a casual, opinion-driven read rather than in-depth reporting.
A bilingual English-German blog by an Israeli-based writer, posting short personal commentaries on Israel, Europe, antisemitism and Western decline. The issues mix brief news-linked remarks with anecdotes and polemical opinion, often without verification or depth.
A short-form political opinion newsletter that criticizes Trump and MAGA supporters, commenting on current US news such as Russia and Ukraine policy and the midterm elections. Issues mix partisan commentary with occasional statistics on US education, healthcare and national debt.
Afro Pulse is a blog of opinion pieces on contemporary politics, social justice, culture and entertainment. Its recent issues focus on dating and gender relations and on women's psychiatric medication use, arguing their points through contrasting claims about men and women.
A partisan local blog that publishes opinion attacks on Yakima County political figures, alongside endorsement lists and historical pieces. Readers get one-sided accusations about local power brokers and slate-style candidate recommendations.
Dan Wootton's Substack daily live show and Royal Uncancelled Aftershow cover British royal news, celebrity stories and UK politics, framed as stories the mainstream media supposedly ignores. The excerpts are mostly promotional teasers with sensational headlines and little reported detail.
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