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Based on current 2026 archives and popular series, here are the most likely candidates:
1. The Week (US/UK)
If you are looking for the weekly digest from The Week, their first major issue of 2026 focused on the global transition into the new year.
- Key Stories: Analysis of the Pentagon’s role in independent military newspapers and the impact of climate change on Mars.
- January 2026 Archive: You can find the full collection of their January reports here.
2. Post University: “News from the Nest”
Post University publishes a weekly newsletter titled by the week of the year.
- Focus: Their January 12, 2026 edition covers the 25th anniversary of their Online Learning Scholarship and “Monday Morning Reset” events.
3. Industry-Standard “Week 01” Themes
Many newsletters use the first week of January (Week 01) to set the tone for the year. Common highlights from this week in 2026 included:
- New Year’s Resolutions: Tips on sustainable goal-setting and “Diet Resolution Week.”
- Dry January: Guidance on health challenges and alcohol-free lifestyles.
- National Hobby Month: Encouragement to start new personal projects.
Popular Newsletters to Watch in 2026
If you are looking for a recommendation for a “Newsletter of the Week,” these are the top-rated publications currently:
- The Morning (NYT): The most-read daily digest with over 17 million subscribers.
- 3-2-1 Thursday (James Clear): A quick, high-impact newsletter featuring 3 insights, 2 quotes, and 1 question.
- The Daily Skimm: Ideal for a conversational breakdown of the day’s top news.
Are you looking for a specific professional organization’s Week 01 newsletter, or perhaps a creative writing series?
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