5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
Jeff-alytics covers crime trends, criminal justice data and public safety policy, mixing data-driven analysis of national crime statistics with podcast interviews of researchers and practitioners. Readers get context on what the numbers show and what works in reducing violence.
Intelligence-style bulletins on threats and incidents affecting churches, including attack reporting, key judgments and security recommendations. Some downloadable resources are reserved for paid subscribers.
Essays and investigative reports from conservative activist Christopher Rufo on topics including left-wing efforts to shape the judiciary, public transit crime and records disputes, and debates over race and immigration. Readers get a clearly partisan perspective that mixes documented reporting with argument.
A daily local newsletter covering Berkeley, California public safety and politics, with short reports on fires, crashes and related incidents drawn from emergency dispatches and local outlets. It also flags community events such as a documentary screening.
A preparedness newsletter that pairs alarming framing about grid attacks, extremist threats and 911 outages with paywalled 'Guardian' tips and promotional calls to subscribe. The free excerpts mix cited news events with a strong upsell and urgent, fear-driven language.
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