Jay Nordlinger's newsletter collects short commentary on politics, foreign affairs, music and daily observations, written from an anti-Trump conservative perspective. Issues are made up of brief sections separated by asterisks, mixing news reactions with personal anecdotes and reader correspondence.

Burnt Ground is an opinionated newsletter on US politics and economics, covering election-administration fights, the Justice Department's voter-list challenges, Ukraine-US relations and the structure of Social Security. Readers get sharp, argued commentary with specific factual detail and a clear point of view on each issue.

A personal essay newsletter by an American writer living in Ukraine, exploring what Americans can learn from Ukrainians about hope, civic life and resilience, including reporting on the Russian capture of Ukrainian children. Each issue pairs first-person reflection with interviews and comparisons to places like Maine and Ukrainian community projects.

A personal journal kept by a pilgrim in the Hutsul Carpathians, blending daily routine with reflections on local folk customs, the church calendar and the old rural way of life. It reads as a slow, meditative account of place, seasons and the questions a stranger raises by staying.