New Means

In the midst of an uncertain truce, with the eyes of the world still looking to see if a recession is around the corner, a somewhat surprising figure has emerged as the most prominent global advocate for peace.

People have reached a breaking point.

In this new iteration of my newsletter, I’m hoping that each dispatch connects at least somewhat to the one before, rather than being a semi-random string of emails connected to current events, but not to one another.

We can all see the tidal wave building just off shore.

Hi everybody, I'm doing something a little bit different today.

You might know that I’m fairly good at Twitter.

Photo by Amit Lahav on Unsplash None of this is new.

Somewhere along the line we became convinced that change, revolution, bending the arc of history are only accomplished by a few, outstanding heroes.

Senate Democrats have agreed to fund DHS for two more weeks.

I have found, in the last 24 hours, that I am not above begging.

War has been declared upon us by our own government.

ICE killed a mother on Wednesday, and orphaned a child.

It was the height of the Iraq War, and I was in an English class with one of the best teachers I ever had.

AI music is here, and it feels like it entered in the night.

Charlie Kirk’s face is everywhere.