An Arabic newsletter of short stories and essays about how reputation and social standing are built and perceived. Each issue uses a concrete anecdote or scene to examine everyday status dynamics, such as why people hide their enthusiasm and why pay sometimes rewards inaction.

A newsletter from The Power of Us applying social identity science to rebuild a shared sense of belonging in workplaces, communities and daily life. Each issue pairs accessible takes on group psychology with interviews, such as with Adam Grant, and research roundups on intergroup contact and prosociality.

A political newsletter arguing Democrats should be more combative toward Republicans and the Trump administration, with commentary on figures like Jon Ossoff and Tammy Duckworth. It also explores the psychology of extremism through an interview with a Terror Management Theory researcher.

Super WEgo is a newsletter exploring tribalism, belonging, and borders, arguing that shared human instincts and stories can be used for neighborly care rather than exclusion. Issues mix historical explanation (Dunbar's number, the history of borders) with short narrative vignettes about community practices.