The Teamsters, one of the nation’s largest and most diverse unions with 1.3 million members, unveiled a Substack newsletter ...

As traditional op-ed outlets disappear, faculty are turning to creator-driven platforms to share research, build audiences and shape public discourse.

While two men with a podcast mic were the epidemic of yesterday, the rise of Substack seems to be its pseudo-intellectual ...

As a tech journalist for the website The Verge, Casey Newton established himself as something of a Silicon Valley institution. Known for a mix of original reporting and gimlet-eyed analysis, his ...

Julian Novitz does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond ...

Like clockwork, every Wednesday morning, Russ Thornton, an Atlanta-based advisor who specializes in helping women with retirement planning, publishes a financial newsletter called “Wealthcare for ...

The embattled platform has stuck to its lax moderation policies for years, but now some users are frustrated that it hasn’t banned the use of swastikas. At least 16 of the newsletters that I reviewed ...

Substack is facing a revolt from some of its writers after a report detailed how neo-Nazi and white supremacist writers—including the notorious alt-right leader Richard Spencer—have been able to make ...

Twitter’s decision to prohibit likes, tweets, and retweets on tweets with Substack URLs seems to fly in the face of owner Elon Musk’s vocal support of free speech on the platform. Twitter’s decision ...