We’ll cut to the chase: This week, we’re dropping the paywall at The Free Press. That means everything that is normally reserved for paying subscribers will be free, for this week, to anyone with a registered account.

All our columns, investigations, livestreams, commentary, podcasts—you name it—will be paywall-free.

We’re also curating a collection of some of our best work—stories we think are worth revisiting—that you’ll be able to browse freely in one place.

We have a lot planned this week: fresh columns and essays from writers like Douglas Murray, Coleman Hughes, Tyler Cowen, Matti Friedman, Eli Lake, Suzy Weiss and, of course, Nellie Bowles’ TGIF.

You’re also invited to join the conversation with our livestreams. These conversations, about the most pressing issues of the day with the brightest minds on a given subject, are normally reserved for paying subscribers. The first one will be tomorrow, with Bari Weiss and Niall Ferguson, to discuss the second anniversary of October 7. Check out all of our upcoming livestreams for the week here.

After October 12, the paywall returns. So for this one week, don’t miss a story. Share widely. And see for yourself what The Free Press is all about.