Supreme Court
The Supreme Court's abortion pill ruling.
Plus, a reader question about trans athletes at the high-school level.
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The Sunday
The Sunday — June 16
This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. What the right is doodling. What the left is doodling. Reader essay. Photo by Azamat E / Unsplash. Something we’ve noticed during our relatively young
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I can't open Instagram anymore
I can’t open Instagram anymore By Preeti Kulkarni I can’t open Instagram anymore. Every time I do, I see a line of infographics reposted by various well meaning acquaintances, designed to spread awareness about the various evils plaguing our society but that always feel one-note and performative. I
Inflation
The latest economic signals.
Inflation appears to be cooling, but will it stick?
Israel
Israel's hostage rescue.
Plus, a reader question about Eastern Oregon counties seceding to Idaho.
New York City
New York's traffic congestion pricing plan.
Plus, a new podcast and a reader question about "President Trump."
Hunter Biden
The Hunter Biden trial.
Plus, a reader question about fringe arguments in Tangle.
The Sunday
The Sunday — June 9
This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. What the left is doodling. What the right is doodling. Reader essay. When we first put out a request for reader essays in our Sunday newsletter, we got
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WILL THE POPULAR VOTE PICK THE PRESIDENT IN 2028? Isaac Saul talks with Alyssa Cass & Pat Rosenstiel
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How Did I...
By Barney Adams I read Tangle daily, and remembered that the word “entrepreneur” was mentioned along with the announcement that the publication welcomed essays from its readers. Without thinking (a natural reaction), I thought. “I am an entrepreneur, I like to write… why not grace them with a
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Three things I was wrong about.
Today's read: 11 minutes. Nobody enjoys being wrong. But at the very least, I can honestly say that I find it pretty exciting to realize I screwed up. Over the years, I've learned to embrace the times I've been wrong in my public writing, viewing them as opportunities to get better and learn about
Biden immigration
Biden's new asylum rules.
Plus, a question about Russia and allegations of genocide.