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Independent, unencumbered analysis and investigative reporting, captive to no dogma or faction. If you’re looking for expert insight into the political and legal machinations of the modern world, look no further than Glenn Greenwald’s newsletter. Whether it’s a deep dive on the winners and losers of President Biden’s $33 billion Ukraine pledge, or the legality of Supreme Court decisions, Glenn will provide his expert analysis on anything. This newsletter will keep you informed from the perspective of an expert, with Glenn drawing on extensive experience as a constitutional lawyer. Not only that, his experience in journalism and authorship has only served to make his writing all the more entertaining, so be sure to subscribe today!

Economics and other interesting stuff. With his newsletter, Noahpinion, economist Noah Smith is aiming to bring you the most interesting economic news from all over the world. Not confined simply to the United States economy, Noah examines the financial world of many countries, including the Philippines, China, and Russia. Noah focuses on the markets but also talks of today’s more serious topics, such as the economic war against Russia, and the real-life consequences of American defense spending. If you’re looking to become more knowledgeable about the economy, and all of the various facets that it impacts, be sure to subscribe to Noahpinion.

A newsletter for people who love branding, DTC trends, and mission-driven companies aiming to make the world a better place. For The Love is a newsletter focused on successful brands, their strategies, and why consumers act the way they do. Aja Singer aims to provide valuable insights on emerging and inspiring companies to help ambitious creators start their own personal DTC brands. You’ll explore branding techniques from different businesses, and read topics from building a loyal customer base and Gen-Z marketing to standing out from the crowd. Aja doesn't shy away from calling out substandard businesses and gets you up to speed with the latest brands and products with past roundups - and how they made headlines. Subscribe to For The Love to discover inspiring brands, learn what makes them great, and get actionable advice on creating your own.

Unstoppable trends that will have sweeping implications for the future. Obviously the Future is a newsletter where the author Katelyn Donnelly writes about emerging trends that will possibly be in the limelight of the future. She aims to educate entrepreneurs on the rapidly changing business dynamics so they could explore newer business ideas, discover opportunities and plan smarter for the future. The author posts valuable insights, research, and real-life examples on topics ranging from the future of medicine to professional training through gaming - keeping you updated on different industries, the challenges they face, and their likely solutions. Subscribe to Obviously the Future and plan smarter for the future.

Chipping away at the inscrutability of modern life, popular culture, and how we feel about both. Maybe Baby is one of the leading culture newsletters on Substack. This newsletter is an attempt by Haley Nahman to understand the confusing yet exciting world around her, learning about modern life (and how to survive it) along the way. The author hopes to inspire people and offer a unique approach to life by sharing her personal stories and cultural critiques especially aiming at self-delusion, cognitive bias, mass media, and how our lives are affected by all three. Subscribe to Maybe Baby for weekly essays, recommendations, podcasts, and monthly advice where the author takes in 3 questions from readers and gives her detailed answers.

Think more about the culture that surrounds you Thought-provoking perspectives on a world full of hidden cultures are delivered to your inbox every week. The Culture Study is a newsletter where American writer and journalist Anne Helen Petersen shares her views on complex topics and discusses evolving cultures, and social issues with an aim to break the cycle of traditional thinking. Anne Helen Petersen shares deep dives, expert interviews, and weekly community threads and hosts occasional takeovers from guest writers. From misinterpretation of colored groups to understanding why millennials are under a mountain of stress - you’ll embark on a journey exploring different cultures in the vast world around you.  Subscribe to Culture Study for insights into evolving cultures and trends to understand the changing dynamics of this world and keep your thinking broad.  

Thoughts about creators, communities, and web3 — in as few words as possible. Creator Economy is a newsletter and a community for creators and web3 enthusiasts who want to unveil creative ways of making a living online doing what they love. Peter Yang shares insights as well as writes a lot of educational guides to help you understand and navigate through the new world of web3. From more broad concepts such as the future of crypto wallets to a detailed L2 and L1 chains guide, he covers a wide array of topics, that also includes career tips like how to break into web3 as a PM. Peter manages to break down the complex processes and answer core questions so that even beginners can be up and running in no time.  Subscribe to clear confusion and learn about the creator economy and web3.

Curiosity-inducing content and educational pieces demystifying the world of finance, money, business, and economics.  The Curiosity Chronicles targets growth-minded individuals who are looking for high-signal content. From writing on topics like “dangerous mental errors in decision making” to “first principles thinking,” Sahil Bloom aims to furnish subscribers with curiosity-inducing content that will help them discover the best valuable lessons for succeeding in life and business. In his words - “If I can spark new curiosity…that leads to active thinking, learning, discussion, and personal or professional growth—I’ve done my job.” In addition to the usual deep dives, you’ll also receive the Friday curation email with 5 interesting ideas. Subscribe and learn something new every single week.

Your library for actionable growth marketing content  Marketing Examined lets you stay ahead of the ever-evolving marketing world. By constantly examining and evaluating trends in the business world, Alex Garcia is able to identify and share the most valuable marketing lessons. Deep dives on how AppSumo generates 10,000 leads a month from blog traffic or on Campbell Barron's TikTok formula for viral videos are only a couple of examples of the exciting content that’s waiting for you when subscribed to Marketing Examined. Join Alex on his journey to create “an ever-advancing playbook” and start optimizing your growth marketing efforts.

A popular long-form, stick-figure-illustrated blog about almost everything. Employing simple language and witty memes to tell its stories, Wait but Why serves content on almost any subject you can think about. From presumably simple topics like procrastination to more complicated ones like artificial intelligence, every time a new post is published - you’re in for a treat. Every Sunday, for a limited time after subscribing, you’ll receive a throwback series of emails containing the most popular post (36 to be precise) and as for the new stuff, you’ll receive each new post as it comes out.  So if you’re interested in learning “Why You Should Stop Caring What Other People Think" or "Why Gen Y Yuppies Are Unhappy" - subscribe and dive deep!