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Good news, mind-blowing science, and the best bits of the internet have made their way to you! Future Crunch is a newsletter that focuses on good news about the progress of our world and its people. The FC newsletter provides a mental break from all the negativity in hopes of making people think more optimistically about the future. Every two weeks, tens of thousands of subscribers receive favorable news about the world, such as the decline in COVID-19 deaths, the decrease in wars and bloodshed, and how people tackle world issues such as poverty and diseases. Subscribe to Future Crunch for a positive future outlook with stories about progress for people and the planet.

Where founders get their exclusive news Staying up-to-date with the trends is crucial for any founder. Homescreen is a weekly newsletter that focuses on delivering the most valuable information and resources to founders who don’t have the time to scroll through endless threads and social media posts to find out what’s happening in the world. Every week you’ll be given multiple musings to read, including term sheets, the latest developments on social media, and fun trivia. Explore topics including how Netflix lost over 200,000 subscribers in Q1, Apple’s retail employees forming a union against the tech giant, and why companies are laying off so many employees in the past few months. Subscribe to the Homescreen newsletter to always be one step ahead of the competition. 

Hot tech news for busy people.  Cut through the noise and get informed on the tech that actually matters. Tech Pizza is a weekly newsletter where author and entrepreneur Gianluca Mauro assembles the latest happenings in the tech industry. He aims to educate and keep readers up-to-date on the progress of technology, more specifically AI, and how it’s changing by the minute, including his thoughts on how to move forward. Every week you’ll be sent a short, crisp, and high-impact read on tech developments in a digestible format - “making tech simple, accessible, and fun”. You can expect to see stories like the Chinese Ban on Tesla, How AI is generating photo-realistic Imagery, and Why “the Merge” is the Next Big Thing in Crypto. You’ll be able to access each post through various formats, including video, audio, and text, to suit your needs. Subscribe to Tech Pizza for weekly curations to keep yourself updated in the tech space and avoid annoying clickbait.

Consumer Culture that matters, served with hints of millennial sarcasm. Touristy is a weekly newsletter that combines the latest trends, customer tastes, and developments shaping society. It helps cut through the noise and provides insights that matter the most in this consumer-driven world. Every week the publication covers the latest happenings in tech, food, retail, and culture while giving their personal thoughts on the matter. A single issue is usually packed with topics - expect to read about things like why retailers are cutting prices on clothes, the heated battle between Meta and TikTok, and how a global pandemic influences customer spending habits, all in one sitting.  Subscribe to Touristy for jam-packed posts on consumer culture that matter.

A newsletter about politics for people who give a damn. Popular Information is a daily political newsletter that helps you focus on what is really important. Judd Legum believes that news delivery is flawed and aims to guide you through all the noise of ads and social media. Dive into well-organized narratives on US politics and get unfiltered perspectives by subscribing to Popular Information.

"The presidential daily brief for China hands". Sinocism helps readers to better understand China. Bill Bishop offers a daily roundup of all the news worth reading on China and Sino-Us relations. It includes expert insights, analysis, and original commentary that puts everything into context. Crowned as the single best newsletter about China, Sinocism is valued and trusted by 85 thousand diplomats, investors, policymakers, journalists, and scholars. Expect the “essential eight” news coverage, curated links, and open discussions. Subscribe now, and get smarter about China.

Jeff Ding's weekly translation of writings from Chinese thinkers on China's AI landscape. ChinAI newsletter provides a distinctive perspective on the intersection of China and the technology that is changing the world. Jeffrey Ding shares weekly translations on AI policy and strategy from Chinese thinkers, think tanks, and government departments. Read translations on the making of Alibaba Cloud, AI white papers, and Tencent’s manufacturing strategy. The newsletter provides interesting updates on China’s AI development through two sections: Featured Translation and This Week’s ChinAI Links. Subscribe if you are curious about the business environment and AI scene of China.

Today's essential guide to the daily shock and awe in national politics. Read in moderation. WTF Just Happened Today is a daily newsletter that covers US politics. Matt Kiser produces the publication every morning by hand and updates it throughout the day every weekday. Considered to be the best political resource, WTFJHT holds a “neutral-ish position” when answering what has happened in politics today. The newsletter is usually divided into two sections - the main part with the most impactful stories forming a narrative and the Notables, which cover a wider range of daily happenings. Matt Kisser aims for transparency, always providing facts and citing the sources of these insightful news bites. Subscribe for this “lifesaver” and join the community by participating in a 24/7/365 WTF Member forum.

Updates from inside the climate movement. Bill McKibben decided to call the newsletter ‘The Climate Crisis’, because “this is what a crisis looks like”. The author was covering the topic since it was referred to as the ‘greenhouse effect’ or the ‘global warming’. With decades of experience, Bill McKibben shares his thoughts on the most important climate stories, connecting the dots and explaining how everything “fits into the larger picture”. The Climate Crisis includes original articles, expert interviews, and news roundups on everything related to climate. Subscribe to learn about the cannabis boom and why palm oil is so bad, get many suggestions for improvement, and help make a difference!