What is Public Notice?
Public Notice is the independent home of Aaron Rupar’s coverage of politics and media, featuring his reporting and commentary from a brilliant cast of contributors.
Why subscribe?
Over three years at Vox, Aaron established himself as one of the foremost chroniclers of Trumpism, explaining what’s happening on the American right for a largely progressive audience. He immersed himself in right-wing media and watched Trump rallies so you didn’t have to. And he still does that here, with some help from friends.
Public Notice is fair, but not impartial. We think democracy and free and fair elections are good things and, unlike a lot of mainstream coverage, are not shy about saying so — or about holding major outlets accountable when they equivocate.
We cover the full gamut of American politics, including the Democratic Party’s efforts to fight back against MAGA and regain power. Public Notice situates day-to-day developments within that bigger picture.
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Public Notice hits your inbox at least four times weekly (Monday and then Wednesday-Friday), with special editions on Tuesdays and sometimes on weekends. Most of what we publish is totally free, but paid subscribers get at last one exclusive column each week, commenting privileges, access to Q&As and subscriber chats with me, and much more.
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I’m extremely proud of the quality and quantity of work we publish each and every week. Recent highlights include incisive coverage of Trump’s cabinet picks, explanatory journalism about why Democrats shouldn’t lose hope, analysis of lessons learned from the Biden years and 2024 campaign, Q&As with newsmakers and scholars, and much more.
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2025 in American politics promises to be a bumpy but historic ride. I hope you’ll join me as we navigate it together.
