Newsletter / Food SafetyThe Lettuce Panic Has a Supply ChainCyclospora, conflicting outbreak accounts, and the case for sensible salad habitsSep 4, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologyThe Model Race Discovers OperationsBigger reasoning engines arrive just as the infrastructure beneath them starts making noises.Sep 4, 2026
Newsletter / ClimateAfter 1.5°C, the Work Gets More LocalHeat resilience is now a public service, a watershed project, and a deadline.Sep 4, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsThe War’s Second Front Is Institutional DecaySix months into Iran, the machinery of deterrence is discovering its own supply chain.Sep 4, 2026
Newsletter / PoliticsThe State, the Strait, and the Server FarmTrumpian power politics comes home through a map app, a copyright brief, and an electricity bill.Sep 4, 2026
Newsletter / Food SafetyLettuce, Ledgers, and the Long Tail of an OutbreakWhat Michigan’s Cyclospora surge reveals—and what it does not yet proveSep 4, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologyThe Intelligence Stack Acquires a Compliance DepartmentFaster models, slower trust, and the bill for both.Sep 4, 2026
Newsletter / EconomicsThe Tariff’s Long Walk to the CheckoutRefunds, replacement duties, and the small matter of who holds the customs receiptSep 3, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsThe War Has Outgrown Its MapIran, Hormuz, Lebanon, and the bill for permanent escalationSep 3, 2026
Newsletter / US PoliticsThe Administrative State of MindWhen names, borders and enemies become instruments of policySep 3, 2026
Newsletter / Public HealthThe Lettuce Story Without the Lettuce EvidenceA public-health alert requires more than a headline-shaped void.Sep 3, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologyThe Benchmark, the Outage, and the Coke CanAI is getting cheaper, louder, and still inconveniently physical.Sep 3, 2026