The best one, of course, is Bret Devereaux's acoup (https://acoup.blog https://acoup.blog). It's the only one I follow with any regularity. It's a weekly blog f

The best one, of course, is Bret Devereaux's acoup (https://acoup.blog https://acoup.blog). It's the only one I follow with any regularity. It's a weekly blog focussing on history and sometimes on its interaction with popular media, like GoT or EU4. Scott Galloway is also a great read. He writes about the digital economy and tech. (https://www.profgalloway.com/ https://www.profgalloway.com/) I also enjoy reading Martin Tournoij's blog whenever he updates it (https://www.arp242.net/ https://www.arp242.net/). He's the author of goatcounter and writes about tech and sometimes certain social issues in tech. Vedica Kant and Anmol Maini write about the Indian startup ecosystem at https://www.kuwi.news/ https://www.kuwi.news/ (it's a substack newsletter). I don't read it all the time but certain pieces are pretty good. And, finally, to plug my own self, I write about health economics, health policy, and systems thinking at Hawk Radius (https://hawkradius.com https://hawkradius.com)