Author, columnist, and co-founder of The Toast. Twice-weekly ruminations on subjects as varied as Joan Didion, biblical verse, and chapsticks presently on one’s person.

Analysis of the most consequential news of the day from China by Bill Bishop, who Politico has called "one of the 10 names that matter on China policy."

Every day The Browser reads hundreds of articles and select the finest five, so you'll always have something to read on the train and interesting things to discuss at dinner.

A daily newsletter analyzing the crypto market and news for institutional investors, by crypto investor Anthony “Pomp” Pompliano.

Unfiltered, unbought, and unbossed political comment by Judd Legum, editor and founder of ThinkProgress.

A twice-monthly publication with real talk, research, and dialogue about race, culture, inequality and more, by digital sociologist, professor, writer and columnist Tressie McMillan Cottom.

From award-winning journalist and author of four New York Times bestselling books comes Hate Inc.: How, And Why, The Press Makes Us Hate One Another.

Victorian literature, psychoanalytic theory, academic gossip, trans femme style, and scurrilous ribaldry from Californian writer and critic.

Journalist Luke O'Neil publishes dispatches of misery and woe from Hell World, as well as occasional nice things about music, TV, and pieces of fruit.

A former editor of the New York Review of Books presents book reviews and informed book talk, featuring writers such as Jamaica Kincaid, Geoffrey O’Brien, and Padgett Powell.

Weekly essays on love, crying in public, and a sense of place from the mind of journalist Helena Fitzgerald.

Writer, critic, and doctoral candidate with bylines in n+1, Artforum, and Boston Review watches TV and writes about it, so you don't have to.

Tech journalist and recovering academic rounds up and analyzes news about Amazon and the industries in its shadow.

Former chief culture writer for FiveThirtyEight highlights the context and importance of the numbers you read about in the news.

A newsletter about what the hell is going on with the NYC subway. Readers call it "excellent," "an essential critical resource," and "consistently intriguing."