Hard as it may be to believe, https://digg.com is amazing for this kind of content these days. In particular the Long Reads section https://digg.com/longreads

* https://reallifemag.com/

* https://logicmag.io/

The Notre Dame Review of Philosophy provides book reviews of contemporary philosophy books, in ways which are good pointers to knowing if you want to pick up a book yourself. I'd also recommend The New Left Review, though it's subscription-based for most articles (though comparatively cheap for a subscription).

With a less common perspective:

https://jacobinmag.com/

I couldn't get past two headlines before hitting the X in the forner With the first thing you see being a request to pay (buy in print!!) and the second being a headline like "feminism needs capitalism like a fish needs a bicycle", well, I can't take it too seriously or "different".

Given that most newspapers have a pay wall, the half-screen pay-fence doesn't seem so egregious to me.

Regarding the article title, I'm not sure what was the problem. The Jacobin is a leftist newspaper, so critiques of capitalism are to be expected. If you dislike the style of the title, I can appreciate that, everyone has their own tastes. But there is also a quick summary of the thesis of the article, in case the title was too unclear:

> The inclusion of more women at the top of oppressive power structures shouldn’t be confused with women’s liberation. We need a radical, socialist feminism, not a repackaged version of Sheryl Sandberg’s corporate-friendly "lean-in" brand.

Longreads.com is the site for you.

The Atlantic, American affairs journal, longreads are some.

Propublica

Harpers magazine and the New York review of Books are my go to publications.

Is it still trying to bring back phrenology and "race science"? That's the short list. Quillette had a couple of okay articles, but I didn't want to wade through all the nonsense to find more.

Please don't use lies and fud in your political discussions. That's dishonest. Thanks.

It seems to be Breitbart for people who aspire to be Kelsey Grammar.

Ah, the good old "it's not my opinion, therefore it's Nazi"-argument.

Well, if that's all you can do, thanks for the effort.