Thanks for these. Tablet and Unherd both seem interesting, though perhaps a bit more 'bloglike' and less journalistic than I'd prefer - even The American Conservative had an interesting, albeit short, article about white farmers. Obviously quite partisan though. Your tactic seems to be to collect a diverse array of opinions, whereas I'm a bit more closed minded - I'd rather find an outlet I agree with on most things, or least whose reasoning I agree with and follow, and then just stick to them.
My suggestion is to peruse smart political magazines from a diversity of sources. Four I can recommend for this purpose are
https://jacobinmag.com ("democratic socialist" a la Sanders. Critical of the Democrats from the left. Frequently critiques establishment policies on numerous issues, occasionally including foreign policy.)
https://www.tabletmag.com (Jewish conservative magazine. A useful balance to my other selections in that it is Zionist.)
https://www.theamericanconservative.com (This magazine is one of the few smart conservative publications. It is critical of Republican interventionist foreign policy and free trade ideology. It is very culturally conservative.)
https://unherd.com (This British magazine doesn't have a specific orientation. It leans slightly cultural conservative, but doesn't have a big bias on other issues in my view, and even on cultural topics it publishes feminist viewpoints.)
And then, since these magazines are all fairly contra-establishment, you can wash down their flaming hot takes with a nice glass of neoliberal apologetics, by simply visiting any other newspaper of magazine, and viewing either the headlines or the opinion section--they are pretty much indistinguishable at this point anyway.