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As a human rights lawyer I bring the receipts to disentangle fact from fiction and advance the fight for universal human rights.

Wall Street's War on Workers Newsletter

By Les Leopold

Analysis and opinion Wall Street, the working class and politics.

The View from Rural Missouri by Jess Piper

My name is Jess and I was a high school Literature teacher for 16 years until I decided to run as a Democrat in a rural, red district in Missouri. I bring you news and politics from Missouri and beyond from a rural progressive point of view.

Teen Health Today

By Christopher Pepper

How to talk to youth about mental health, substance use, nutrition, exercise, sleep, relationships, and sexuality.

Playing with Fire

By Shannon Watts

Playing with Fire isn't just a free newsletter, it’s a community of badass women (and supporters!) who want to find and nurture the spark inside and learn to live on fire.

The Golden Hour: climate, children, mental health

By Anya Kamenetz

The Golden Hour is a newsletter about thriving and caring for others on a rapidly-changing planet.

Energy Bad Boys

By Isaac Orr

Energy modelers Isaac Orr and Mitch Rolling write about the energy issues facing our world.

Bruce Mehlman's Age of Disruption

This newsletter offers (1) quarterly analyses of trends in politics & policy, (2) six interesting charts from the week each Sunday morning & (3) invitations to live events with new authors & leaders.

IDs for Life

Substack from the founder of Spread The Vote + Project ID.

Dashing Data Viz

By Sebastian Gutierrez

An in-depth look at the world of Data Visualization. Sign up for our free weekly newsletter featuring curated news, articles and jobs related to Data Visualization...

Sounds Like Impact

By Unofficial Social Chair

Discover the best in the audio social impact space. Find social impact themed podcast curations, interviews with creators, actions you can take and more!

The PolicyViz Newsletter

A bi-weekly newsletter dedicated to helping you do a better job processing, analyzing, sharing, and presenting your data.

Some of the best insights at the intersection of policy recommendations and data visualization

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Stat Significant

By Daniel Parris

Data-centric essays about movies, music, TV, and more.

Yo, Miss!

By Sari Beth Rosenberg

Education, History, Politics, Pop Culture, and everything in between. Explore a dynamic mix of topics that inform, inspire, and spark conversation, connecting the past to the present in meaningful ways.

Hot Tip

By Alex Friedman

news, politics, culture, etc. delivered the fun way

everyone is entitled to my own opinion

By Jeff Tiedrich

I read the news today, oh boy

No nonsense newsletter packed full of amazing takes

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Data Taboo

By K. Liam Smith

Forecasting technology, society, and culture.

More in Common US Newsletter

What unites and divides Americans today? This newsletter takes a closer look at issues pressing on America’s social and political fabric and provides recommendations for how to strengthen ties to keep us bound together.

Reframing America

By Antonia

Changing the way the American Left engages in the public debate.

A crucial read to uncover the changes required for the necessary work to take place

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The Plot

By Evelina

The newsletter that will help you become a better data storyteller. In your inbox every other Thursday at 3pm CET.

Sparks from Culture by David Roberts

Weekly personal essays about wealth, class, and capitalism from someone with generational wealth, writing with transparency

The Substack Post

By Substack

A guide to the creators and stories shaping culture

Great place to find some of the best newsletters on the web

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Relevant Data

By Josh Stevenson

Real world data on education, health, and children transformed into straightforward analysis and simple charts. I focus on children, health, education and policy.

Minding the Gap

By Natalie Wexler

A newsletter about education, cognitive science, and fairness from Natalie Wexler, author of The Knowledge Gap.

Fair For All

By FAIR Substack

Promoting a common culture based on fairness, understanding, and humanity.

The Overshoot

By Matt Klein

Making sense of the global economy and financial markets

The Why Axis

By Christopher Ingraham

Making data fun again

Apricitas Economics

By Joseph Politano

Data-driven Insights on Economics, Business, Finance, and Public Policy.

Fantastic original economic insights and data visualizations to highlight the biggest issues of the day

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Global Inequality and More 3.0

By Branko Milanovic

Global inequality and More 3.0

Robert Reich

Daily newsletter exposing where power lies — and how it's used and abused

Influencer Impact

By People First

Influencer Impact breaks down online discourse and audience behavior to help changemakers harness social media for meaningful advocacy and political influence.

What's Up in The Academy?

By Dr. Laura De Veau

“What's Up in The Academy?” is a vehicle for Dr. Laura De Veau to share her thoughts and reflections on the state of US higher education. She would be honored if you were to join our community of scholars of the practice.

Insights on the nitty gritty of higher education and student affairs from policy and engagement perspectives.

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Is That Legal?

By Amy Greer

A newsletter about the criminal legal system, the law and their many intersections

Unequal

By Kabir Agarwal

A newsletter that puts the spotlight on inequality. From essential news, overlooked stories to analysis, perspectives and data snapshots.

The Hartmann Report

By Thom Hartmann

A Daily Newsletter of Renaissance Thinking about Progressive Politics, Economics, Science, and the Political News Issues of Our Day

The Forgotten Files

By Peter Pappas

Because the past is still teaching

Glenn Loury

Race, inequality, and economics in the US and throughout the world, by Glenn Loury.

The Article Book Club

By Simo

A digital “book club” for people who care about deepening their relationship with work, culture, and themselves.

One of the best newsletters out there. Helps me find articles I didn't even know I needed

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Chartbook

By Adam Tooze

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.

Slow Boring

By Matthew Yglesias

Start your day with pragmatic takes on politics and public policy.

Unpopular Front

By John Ganz

the junk shop of history

UnfairNation

By Ehsan Zaffar

Do work that makes a difference 👊🏽

Noahpinion

By Noah Smith

Economics and other interesting stuff

Brilliant, clear, and incisive insights on the global economy and more. A must have in your inbox

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PREVAIL by Greg Olear

PREVAIL is a regular column about politics, history, national security, foreign affairs, organized crime, dirty money, global corruption, the fight for democracy—and, on Sundays, poetry and literature.

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

Data Science Weekly Newsletter

In-depth look at the Data Science / Machine Learning / AI / Data Engineering world.

Fantastic insights and tools for any data scientist looking to dive deeper into the field

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