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The world is a terrible place, we might as well watch it burn together. Also I need some money...
The only tabs about running that you should bother opening, with commentary added, a couple times a week straight to your inbox.
This newsletter was started by a group of journalists working within the running industry who got tired of...
Burning the white supremacist capitalist patriarchy to the ground and other fun shit...
essaying is Tressie McMillan Cottom’s newsletter about reading, writing and public life.
Readers can sign up to have a Tressie essay delivered directly to their inbox for free, just as soon as it is fresh out the oven. These Big Reads are
Weekly essays on how technology reshapes how we create and consume culture, plus updates on my book and writing.
It’s like having a friend that pops in your inbox once a week to keep you updated on interesting things in entertainment, comedy, and internet culture. No wait, that’s exactly what this is. That is, if you consider me a friend at least. We can be ...
Good Morning It’s Basketball is a daily newsletter from Tom Ziller capturing what’s profound and frivolous about the NBA. The league’s cultural footprint is so massive, with what happens on the court just a fraction of its impact.
Slow Boring is a blog and newsletter by Matthew Yglesias on American politics and public policy. The name comes from Max Weber’s essay on “Politics as a Vocation” where he writes that
Connecting the dots on political and legal issues facing women but affecting everyone...
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Singal-Minded is a newsletter about stuff I, Jesse Singal, am interested in. The main idea is to cover instances in which science and social-justice-advocacy get in fights, with an eye toward helping them get along better. But there’s a lot…