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Best Analysis RSS Feeds in 2026

4 feeds from 4 sites tagged “analysis”, ranked by how many people follow each one in their readers, how often it posts and how recently. The list moves as the feeds are checked, every few hours at least.

  1. 1Educate The Planeteducatetheplanet.substack.com · about 59 posts a weekEducate The Planet, under the editorial byline Guy Wolf, is a fact-driven global media network that translates complex issues of democracy, technology, history, and nonviolent resistance into accessible, evidence-based reporting to inform the publicLast post 9 Nov
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  2. 2IndieWireindiewire.com · about 48 posts a weekThe Voice of Creative IndependenceLast post 9 Nov
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  3. 3BytePreview — RSSbytepreview.com · about 50 posts a weekNews, analysis and guides to understand technology and choose with confidence.Last post 9 Nov
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  4. 4Gene Dai | AI, Work, and Hiring Analysisdigidai.github.io · about 10 posts a weekSource-linked analysis of artificial intelligence, work, hiring, HR technology, and company decisionsLast post 9 Nov
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Latest analysis posts

  1. Why Wall Street can use Ethereum without betting on ETH

    · cryptoslate.com · Liam 'Akiba' Wright

    Buterin’s November 8 monetary case meets an established framework where eligible institutions can post dollar fund tokens as margin. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox

  2. Audio Deep Dive: The Vote That Was Never Cast: Wiley Rutledge, a Reserved Judgment, and a Court That Needed Five

    · educatetheplanet.substack.com · Educate The Planet

    Part 40 of a series on the Supreme Court’s sitting and former justices, continuing backward by departure date from Fred Vinson (died September 8, 1953) to Wiley Rutledge (died September 10, 1949)

  3. Audio Deep Dive: The $267 You Pay for Waiting a Year

    · educatetheplanet.substack.com · Educate The Planet

    Part 10 of a free series on how money really works, and the fourth lesson of Unit 2: building wealth. This lesson covers the biggest purchase most people ever make

  4. 19 Years Later, Avatar’s Most Terrifying Episode Changed the Franchise Forever

    · polygon.com · Corey Plante

    Avatar: The Last Airbender introduced bloodbending 19 years ago in “The Puppetmaster,” a terrifying episode whose legacy shaped The Legend of Korra.

  5. Britain Bets £810,591 That AI Training Can Change Work in Barnsley

    · digidai.github.io · Gene Dai

    Four funded Barnsley pilots put AI training into care, construction and small firms. An earlier UK grant fell short, so the test is whether new skills change work safely after the course ends.

  6. XRP could double while this yield strategy leaves you far behind

    · cryptoslate.com · Liam 'Akiba' Wright

    The indicative fee estimate accompanies a changing XRP–RLUSD portfolio, with different outcomes from all-XRP and untouched 50/50 holdings. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox

  7. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Thankfully Resists FromSoftware’s Influence

    · polygon.com · Giovanni Colantonio

    The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time makes a lot of modernizations to the original game, but there's one thing it doesn't add: parrying.

  8. Intel Panther Lake: What Core Ultra Series 3 Brings and What to Check When Choosing a Laptop

    · bytepreview.com

    Core Ultra Series 3 laptops are now commercially available. Panther Lake combines up to 16 cores, Xe3 graphics, and an integrated NPU, but configuration differences make it essential to review the exact model and device design.

  9. Proton Cancels AI Staff Interviews but Keeps Its Coding Overhaul

    · digidai.github.io · Gene Dai

    Proton withdrew a plan to re-interview staff about AI after its email warned of possible employment consequences. Its engineering overhaul continues, leaving employees and privacy customers to test the company's security promises.

  10. Find the case that breaks your boolean logic: Tangibool's free version is live

    · dev.to · Muaz

    Two lines written from the same spec: // "Allow entry to members and invited guests, unless they are banned." const allowA = (member || invited) && !banned; const allowB = member || (invited && !banned); The two lines disagree in two of the eight possible cases: a banned member, with or without an…

  11. Semiconductors and Technological Sovereignty: Measuring Europe's True Dependence in 2026

    · bytepreview.com

    The EU accounts for 9% of the global semiconductor market, while Chips Act 2.0 aims to boost competitiveness and supply chain resilience. This analysis details the status of European fabs and the key metrics for assessing current strategic vulnerability.

  12. The midterms proved once and for all that X is not real life

    · theverge.com · Gaby Del Valle

    A week before the midterm elections, Vice President JD Vance hosted a town hall in Texas with Fox News host Jesse Watters. It was a friendly event with a friendly audience in what should have been a friendly state, and maybe that's why Vance couldn't help himself. When a college student earnestly…

  13. Tech is about to get hammered in Congress

    · theverge.com · Lauren Feiner

    Tech CEO hearings. Tougher AI and data center guardrails. Investigations of Elon Musk's DOGE cuts. The gates are open for Democrats once they regain control of committee gavels come January after a historic win of majorities in both the House and Senate on Tuesday. "LAWYER UP," the top Democrat on…

  14. Here’s How the Midterm Elections Blue Wave Could Impact Music Policy in D.C.

    · billboard.com · Rachel Scharf

    With control of both the House and the Senate, Democrats will likely open new congressional investigations into the music industry — specifically, the live sector.

  15. How to Audit Any Trading Indicator Before You Trust It With Real Money

    · dev.to · Quantzee

    Most traders spend more time picking which indicator to buy than they spend checking whether it actually does what the sales page claims. That is backwards. A $40 indicator that quietly repaints its last three signals, or one that was curve-fit to eighteen months of trending price action, can cost…

  16. Taylor Swift made a rare PR misstep by revisiting 'Showgirl' instead of her debut album

    · businessinsider.com · Callie Ahlgrim

    Taylor Swift's self-titled debut album turns 20 this week. The album's anniversary momentum was interrupted by the "Showgirl" deluxe release.

  17. Indies and original IP blew up in 2026

    · gamesindustry.biz · Lewis Packwood

    Research by Sensor Tower – done at the request of GamesIndustry.biz – shows that indies and original IP made up a much higher proportion of the biggest PC and console games of 2026 when compared with 2025. Read more

  18. Sensor Tower data shows the yawning gap between GTA 6 and everything else

    · gamesindustry.biz · Lewis Packwood

    An analysis from Sensor Tower shows just how far ahead GTA 6 is in terms of preorders when compared with some of the biggest AAA games of the past six years. Read more

  19. No One Left to Fire: Ted Sarandos Is Feeling the Heat as Netflix Struggles

    · indiewire.com · Brian Welk

    With Bela Bajaria and Dan Lin both out and the stock price below $70, all eyes are on what Sarandos will do to right the ship again.

  20. ✚ Getting to know a dataset

    · flowingdata.com · Nathan Yau

    This week, I walk through my own thinking as I poke at fresh data. Tags: analysis