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A newsletter on economics, geopolitics and history from Adam Tooze. More substantial than the twitter feed. More freewheeling than what you might read from me in FT, Foreign Policy, New Statesman.

One good thing a week, from Mark Slutsky.

News at the intersection of Silicon Valley and democracy. On Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 5PM Pacific.

Supporting writers, editors, and creators of a global antiquity.

Chipping away at the inscrutability of modern life, popular culture, and how we feel about both.

Off beat, off kilter, and otherwise interesting stories found in public data.

Essays, inquiries, arguments, advice, and archaic sandwiches for hungry readers.

Tracking the continuities, departures and permutations of the War on Terror.

The Strange Words and Worlds of James Tynion IV

reading the American past into the American crisis--and vice versa

the junk shop of history

Your essential guide to what’s good on the internet. Essays and interviews by Kate Lindsay and Nick Catucci.

Why buildings are built the way they are.

Your No. 1 source for style, culture, & “unbeatable recon”

A regular exploration of contemporary China, one important niche at a time.

Daily roundups of world news and thoughtful commentary on US foreign policy.

alex williams and c trombley writing on economics and intellectual history. like the santa fe institute, but for history of thought.

Selecting the best furniture auctions every week, all styles and price points. Monthly brand profiles. Since 2014

A newsletter about pop culture, music, movies, and Martin Scorsese not wearing his glasses anymore. Hung Up is essays, interviews, recommendations, reviews, gossip, line readings, love notes, cool stuff you want to share with your friends.

Criticism, essays, etc.

Actual no-bullshit, science-based, yet chill writing and advice on staying healthy, working out, and being strong (metaphorically, emotionally, physically), plus links and other good stuff to look at.

A newsletter for people who like the work of (the real) Sarah Miller.

A literary newsletter by Mike Crumplar

The technology of business and the business of technology, by Ranjan Roy and Can Duruk.

Organized labor in the U.S.A.

Artefacts and esoterica in business, tech, culture and politics, from James Hennessy.

Thinking about technology, society, and the good life.

A newsletter and podcast for all the good kids.