Good sources of information, round two

I just re-organized my Firefox bookmarks and decided to update my list of where I get information in the hopes that if I tell you I read all of these then I will actually continue to do so (see the post on the value of hypocrisy). I hope this works, as I both believe these to be valuable sources and also my non-reading of some of these sites has not been aggressively called out by someone else.

Academic blogs:

• Calculated Risk: Finance & Economics;
• Common Tragedies: Thoughts on Environmental Economics;
• Dani Rodrik's weblog: Unconventional thoughts on economic development and globalization;
• Electoral-Vote;
• Five Thirty Eight: Politics done right;
• Freakonomics: The Hidden Side of Everything;
  
• Grasping Reality: The Semi-Daily Journal of Economist Brad DeLong: A Fair, Balanced, Reality-Based, and More than Two-Handed Look at the World;
• Greg Mankiw's Blog: Random Observations for Students of Economics;
• Marginal Revolution: Small steps toward a much better world;
• The Conscience of a Liberal: Paul Krugman.

Periodicals and news blogs:

• Al Jazeera;
• The Atlantic;
  
• BBC;
• The Daily Beast;
• Drudge Report;
  
• Economist;
• Huffington Post;
• The New Republic;
  
• New York Times;
• Real Clear Politics;
  
• The Week.

Any others to be added to my overly long list?