Sites like statedclearly.com

Peaceful Science is a journal and online forum on science, faith, and human origins, with articles on ancestry, AI, and art

A podcast, live show and workshop series of true personal stories about science, told by researchers, patients and other storytellers

A documentation site for phyphox, the app that turns smartphone sensors into physics measuring instruments, with a community wiki of experiments

Compound Interest, a blog of chemistry infographics explaining everyday chemical compounds and recent chemistry news

A podcast and blog on atheism and skepticism hosted by former Christian broadcaster Seth Andrews

John Hawks's Substack newsletter and blog on human evolution, genetics, and fossil discoveries, by a paleoanthropology researcher

Kurzgesagt, an animated science video channel and studio by kurzgesagt GmbH in Munich, explaining science, humanity and the future

Skype a Scientist, a free program connecting classrooms with scientists by video call, with a blog and science art

A podcast and radio show on how genetics affects health, hosted by Kira Dineen, interviewing genetics leaders

A podcast by Lisa Hamilton-style interviews... no, I must not invent names. The pages do not name the host, so:

Brewminate, an online magazine of history, culture and academic essays on news and ideas, published daily

Science Friday, an American science radio program and podcast with a website of episodes, reporting, and merchandise

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, a webcomic by Zach Weinersmith featuring single-panel gags on science, philosophy and psychology

GreenFacts is a website publishing plain-language summaries of scientific reports on health and the environment, available in several languages

Dinosaur Comics, a webcomic by Ryan North featuring dinosaurs discussing philosophy, science and everyday life in a fixed four-panel format

Universe Today is an English-language online news blog covering space and astronomy research, with articles by staff writers such as Matthew Williams and Evan Gough

A left-leaning American magazine of politics and culture, with articles and a print edition, edited by Nathan J. Robinson

A American political news and analysis publication on Substack, with video, live events and newsletters by Sarah Longwell, Tim Miller and others

Nicky Case's personal site of interactive games, essays, and videos explaining ideas about systems, psychology, and play

Brian Keating's blog and podcast on physics, science and big questions, including the Into the Impossible podcast, from a UC San Diego physicist

A podcast by Eric Molinsky exploring sci-fi, fantasy, immersive storytelling and creative inspiration

A Substack newsletter on anthropology and human origins, written by the Anthropology & Primatology team

Biblical Studies.org.uk, a free online library of theological books, articles and bibliographies for Bible study, with a blog

Wonkette, a Substack political news blog by Rebecca Schoenkopf offering profane liberal commentary on US politics and current events

A children's poetry website by author Kenn Nesbitt offering funny poems, nursery rhymes, poetry games, lessons and a rhyming dictionary

Science-Based Medicine, a blog of critical essays on medical evidence, alternative therapies and health fraud, written by physicians and scientists

The Complete Review, a book review website and literary guide offering reviews of books in many languages and a literary saloon blog

Skepchick, a skeptical blog on science, health and politics, founded and written by Rebecca Watson

conda-forge: a community-run GitHub organization of conda recipes, packages and the Miniforge installer for software distribution

New Discourses is a magazine of essays, videos and podcasts on politics, liberalism and critical social justice, by James Lindsay and collaborators

A collection of free image processing algorithms and documentation for the scikit-image toolbox in Python

Medievalists.net is an online magazine about the Middle Ages, with articles, book news, film reviews and online courses

An online magazine of long-form essays on politics, science, culture and free speech, based in Australia and named Quillette

Thread Reader App, a tool that unrolls Twitter threads into readable pages, with search, accounts and a premium tier

Damn Interesting, an English-language blog of obscure true stories on science and history by Alan Bellows, running since 2005

A Christian ministry website publishing articles, blogs and commentary on faith, theology and church life from an evangelical perspective

The LaTeX Project's website on LaTeX, the document preparation and typesetting system for technical and scientific publishing, with downloads, bug reporting, help and licence text

Scikit-learn, an open-source Python library of machine learning tools for predictive data analysis, with documentation, FAQ and installation guides