I've noticed that too about Scientific American. Its like circa 2015 a switch flipped and they became a completely different magazine. Anyway I found it much mo

I've noticed that too about Scientific American. Its like circa 2015 a switch flipped and they became a completely different magazine. Anyway I found it much more informative to just go straight to the source in most cases and subscribing to peer-reviewed scientific journals. For example, can select any subject in Nature and get a RSS feed https://www.nature.com/subjects https://www.nature.com/subjects There are various open access journals in PLoS https://plos.org/#journals https://plos.org/#journals https://journals.plos.org/plosone/s/find-and-read-articles#loc-new-articles-by-rss https://journals.plos.org/plosone/s/find-and-read-articles#l... As well as many others listed in the Database of Open Access Journals https://doaj.org/ https://doaj.org/