Meta - I only recently discovered Quanta Magazine, and I'm very much enjoying it. Many years ago I abandoned Scientific American when it became overtly politic

Meta - I only recently discovered Quanta Magazine, and I'm very much enjoying it. Many years ago I abandoned Scientific American when it became overtly politicized. I don't necessarily disagree with the values they demonstrated, but part of the reason I enjoy reading science publications is for the opportunity to get away from political polarization for a while, and their editorial change took that enjoyment away from me. So I left SA, and found American Scientist magazine, which up until the last issue or two had maintained a separation from politics. However, they've now become explicitly political, as demonstrated in conversation here on HN about a recent article [1]. Not only have they dragged in the woke politics, but if this issue, and this article especially, are any indication, they've also drastically affected the quality of the science reporting. In disgust from AS's capitulation, I looked around for other sources of science journalism that could deliver something a couple notches more in-depth than, say, Discover or Pop Mech, but still stay aloof from politics. So far Quanta Magazine is the only thing I've found, but they are pretty good. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25799514 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25799514