The Save Journalism Committee
Jeremy ArnoldDocumenting problems. Outlining solutions. Rewarding corrections.
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On Rebuilding
It’s going to be a full December.
But before we get to the housekeeping, a plug.
Daniel Ptashny, who co-reported with me in Ukraine, went to Syria in May for a firsthand look at the ground realities following the country’s long civil war....
Looking Backwards and Forwards
A Recommendation
Daniel Ptashny—a friend, foreign policy analyst, and serial nomad—has just written his first standalone piece for his revamped substack, Obscurity Complex. As I suspect readers here—and especially any who subscribed vi...
Two Quick Notes re: Ukraine Email
Hey, just two super short notes about the post that just went out.
- It’s been flagged that some users have been unable to send to the Ukrainian PayPal addresses directly. We’re not sure why. For now we’re overwriting those two addresse...
The Angels of Ukraine: Profiles in Civic Heroism
Note: Some may see a gift subscription bar here at the top. We didn’t add it and have been unable to turn it off for all readers. Please ignore it! We have no interest in self-fundraising. This is about the women profiled here and their nee...
Why Create a Dept. of Gov Efficiency: an Econ Crash Course
Subscriber Note
Hi! I’m taking a bit of a detour from the planned posts here. Sorry. Like many, my eyes for the last month have been on the US election. While there hasn’t exactly been a shortage of overall coverage there (ha), my fore...
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