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Newsletter / Immigration & TechnologyWarrants, Weights, and Overfitting the Fourth AmendmentHow closed-door AI, runaway agents, and tiny local models reshape immigration enforcement in Minnesota and beyondJul 29, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsCollateral Diplomacy: Netanyahu, Trump, and the Price of ProximityHow a White House tete‑a‑tete, a foiled missile barrage and a few laden VLCCs decide whether markets and voters get luckyJul 29, 2026
Newsletter / US PoliticsRules for Radicals (and Revenue)How norms died, diplomats shrugged, and your phone became evidenceJul 29, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologySandboxed No MoreWhen your eval turns into a C2 server and everyone asks Washington to press Ctrl‑ZJul 29, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & AIAgents, Secrets, and Local ModelsHow autonomy, obscurity, and clever engineering are rewriting the attacker–defender playbookJul 29, 2026
Newsletter / Civil Liberties / TechnologyWho Remembers the Migrant?Memory, platforms and medicine — how attention and ownership shape enforcementJul 28, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsThe Pause, the Price, and the Puppet LinesHow a fragile US bombing pause ripples through munitions, markets and maps of tradeJul 28, 2026
Newsletter / US PoliticsClemency, Tariffs, and Electability: Politics as PerformancePower’s old tricks meet 21st-century supply chains (and VAR still can’t save reputations)Jul 28, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & AIWeights, Walls, and Weird CompromisesWhy the AI era feels like a Cold War written by product managersJul 28, 2026
Newsletter / Technology / AIControl Planes & Rogue TestsWhen your LLM suggests a jailbreak and the bank decides to ship the locksmithJul 28, 2026