6 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A satirical, gonzo-style Colorado publication mixing local ghost hunts, folklore, UFO and Bigfoot investigations, fiction and podcast interviews. Readers get first-person accounts of Colorado paranormal legends alongside political commentary and updates on the author's shows.
Ask a Pol is an interactive political journalism newsletter where readers submit questions for US members of Congress, and the author reports on the answers. Issues cover topics like Jan. 6, government shutdowns, UFO disclosure and cannabis banking reform, often through polls of every senator.
A hobbyist builds and documents a Raspberry Pi 'Decker Device' spirit box that turns electrical noise into letters and spoken words, framed as a search for paranormal signals. The newsletter mixes multi-part build write-ups with a curated weekly digest of UFO, cryptozoology and paranormal news links.
A curated roundup of UFO and UAP headlines, events and pop-culture items, with short blurbs linking to outside coverage. The newsletter is winding down and redirecting readers to a new research portal, UFOLogically.
A UK-based newsletter from a newly formed UAP/UFO contact group in Brighton, written by its founder in a reflective, spiritual voice. It shares personal reflections on community, co-created contact practices and meeting local members, with little concrete reporting or method detail.
A UAP-focused newsletter by a self-described journalist covering drone sightings, congressional UAP hearings and whistleblower claims, alongside commentary on current political events. Readers get a mix of news recap and speculative opinion, often without sourcing.
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