They're always guilty ... or are they?
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The uncommitted voter's guide
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Michael Bloomberg's funding keeps US gun control advocacy on a tight messaging leash
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Substack recommendations thread
I love substack as a platform but have trouble with their discoverability. What are your favourite and most recommendable Substacks that you wish other people knew about?
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"Did the entire media industry misquote a Hamas spokesperson?" (searching for sources of the initial hospital bombing claims)
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The game theory of the Republican speakership crisis
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New developments in US antitrust enforcement - more and new types of cases brought under Joe Biden, new leaders at the Federal Trade Commission
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Seymour Hersh article - The inspector of Abu Ghraib
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Was Merrick Garland’s approach correct all along?
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Twitter, Elon Musk and the Indigo Blob
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People are lying to you and will continue to lie about the merits of the Donald Trump US indictment - be aware
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2023 prediction contest
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Chartbook #153: The South Asian Polycrisis
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Dispatch from the Ottawa Front: Sloly is telling you all he's in trouble. Who's listening?
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A Song of Shapes and Words
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ACX Grants results
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The questions I ask about China
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The real Hunter Biden story everyone is missing
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Discontents: "New collective effort by an amazing group of Substack writers and podcasters"
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Ultimate immunity
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A more specific letter on justice and open debate
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The truth about Deloitte
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Concentrate on the camps
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