Newsletter / Immigration / Civil LibertiesUnlocked Vans, Open Models, and the Surveillance StateHow openness in code, data and legal doctrine is reshaping enforcement — and not always for the betterJul 27, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsSmoke, Pauses, and Pit StopsHow a localised Iran war is becoming everybody’s logistical headacheJul 27, 2026
Newsletter / US Politics / Foreign PolicyStirred, Not Shaken: Cuba, Cocktails, CollapseA classic drink, a failing grid, and American policy doing its best impersonation of entropyJul 27, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologyPatch Notes: The Year the Models Broke InOpen weights, open wallets, and the legal bar fight nobody paid forJul 27, 2026
Newsletter / Technology & AIModels, Moats, and MaskingWhy patents, scrapers, and background-removers are the industry’s worst‑kept secretsJul 27, 2026
Newsletter / Immigration & SurveillanceWatching the WatchersHow cheap cameras, clever bots and stadium-sized spectacle make modern enforcement feel inevitableJul 26, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsNames, Tankers and TrollsHow a war of choke points is paid for in people, oil and attentionJul 26, 2026
Newsletter / US PoliticsCycles, Cartels, and ComebacksHow headline theater at home is reordering alliances, wars, and cartels abroadJul 26, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologyWeights, Wallets, and War‑ChipsOpen models, password theatre, and a $950bn game of industrial chickenJul 26, 2026
Newsletter / TechnologyWhen Code Is Cheap and Memory Is RareTrust, tariffs, and who gets to claim 'wrote this' in an era of autocompleteJul 26, 2026
Newsletter / Immigration & Civil LibertiesBorderline: Who Gets In?On rosters, rooms, and routers — the new checkpoints of American lifeJul 25, 2026
Newsletter / GeopoliticsChokepoints & WorkaroundsHow pipelines, cheap interceptors and open weights are reshaping modern leverageJul 25, 2026