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A can't-miss free morning brief that starts your day informed and entertained. Numlock celebrates cool stories buried in the news that you won't find elsewhere. Try it out to see why thousands of people wake up to Numlock every single morni…
Charged is an independent writing about the intersection technology and the impact it has on the world. We publish a blog, daily briefing, weekly newsletter and more, designed to save you time and get you up to date without the…
Free weekly newsletter with our favorite half marathons and other distance races.
Every weekday, a newsletter with more amazing races we think you’ll love running + occasional exclusive, limited-time discounts to those events.
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A daily email about interesting things from Noah Brier & Colin Nagy.
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Welcome to So It Goes by Stephen Thomas Erlewine. I’ve written countless record reviews and artist biographies for TiVo, which can easily be seen at allmusic.com and are...
Fortnite is a game unlike any I’ve ever played before. It’s layered and complex. It reminds me more of chess than Halo. At any time there can be over 10 things to keep in your head at the same time: where other enemies are in your build, which...
The popular e-newsletter from writer and speaker Sarah Bessey with exclusive essays, the books worth reading, good things, links, and so much more. Starting on the...
Data Elixir is an email newsletter that keeps you on top the tools and trends in Data Science. Curated weekly with top picks from around the web.
It’s a (roughly bi-weekly) newsletter about pregnancy and parenting data - new data, fast facts, reading recommendations, etc, by the author of Expecting Better and Cribsheet... who is also a Mom and Economics Professor.
The entire Universe — or at least parts it — as interpreted through the brain Phil Plait: astronomer, science communicator, and goat herder...