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Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Tangle News

Tangle News is an independent, nonpartisan political newsletter founded in 2019 by journalist Isaac Saul. Designed to provide balanced coverage of current events, Tangle aims to bridge political divides by presenting multiple perspectives on key issues. The newsletter follows a subscription-based model and has grown significantly, reaching over 275,000 subscribers in more than 55 countries as of 2024. It has been recognized for its role in fostering bipartisan discourse and combating misinformation, particularly during the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

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Latest articles

  • Is this the best Republicans can do in Ohio? On Suspension of the Rules, Isaac Saul sizes up the Ohio Senate race. On one side is Sherrod Brown,

    Isaac Saul ·

  • This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. Today's Partner This week in my essay, “ I’ve Been Thinking , ” I write about what it means to walk away from the

    Tangle Staff ·

  • A guide to a good time in the face of death and societal collapse

    Tangle Staff ·

  • Do Americans know as much about Europe as Europeans know about America? On this clip from Suspension of the Rules, Ari Weitzman puts Isaac Saul and

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Why Vivek Ramaswamy's ad could backfire

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Are Democrats about to win back the Senate? On this clip from Suspension of the Rules, Isaac Saul builds his 2026 Senate map live, going state by

    Isaac Saul ·

  • I spent five months tracking every Trump corruption story. Here’s what I found.

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Did you know that electricity demand in the United States is rising again after nearly two decades of relative stability? Across West Virginia, Maryland

    Isaac Saul ·

  • 2026 midterms

    Plus, an under-the-radar story about fake polls.

    Audrey Moorehead ·

  • This week on Suspension of the Rules, Isaac Saul, Kmele Foster, and Ari Weitzman react to the viral ad of Amy Acton's mother attacking her own daughter

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Plus, has Russia expanded its war efforts in the past year?

    Will Kaback ·

  • A new attack ad in the Ohio gubernatorial election between Amy Acton and Vivek Ramaswamy shows Acton’s mother claiming that Acton has misrepresented

    Isaac Saul ·

  • I hear this provocative idea a lot.

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Plus, moonshine before the Supreme Court.

    Ari Weitzman ·

  • A Grain of Saul

    With some news...

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Ken Paxton and James Talarico are in a nail-biter.

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Love what you see? More Tangle here: NEWSLETTER - https://www.readtangle.com/ PODCAST - https://www.readtangle.com/tangle-podcast/ TWITTER - https://twitter.com/TangleNews

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Plus, who enforces constitutional anti-corruption rules?

    Isaac Saul ·

  • Conservative influencer Nick Sortor posted audio he said proved Texas Senate candidate James Talarico had been discharged from an Ohio mental health

    Isaac Saul ·

  • This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. A special note Isaac here! Today’s Sunday edition is free for all, thanks to Snopes . Our Sunday edition is normally reserved for Tangle members, but

    Tangle Staff ·