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Nukes and Death in Hollywood
I was in Los Angeles this week for the Outrider Nuclear Media Summit — a gathering of journalists, nuclear wonks, and film and TV folks. It was a motley crew, a conference attended by former State Department officials, the former Administra...
Why Wars Never End
The world’s great military powers seem to have forgotten how to end wars.
The world’s great military powers seem to have forgotten how to end wars. The traditional Clausewitzian model of armed conflict sees war as an expression of politica...
Rubio in the Ruins
I was struck by Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s speech in Athens. Something will come after Trump. Other Republicans will run in 2028 and Rubio’s speech is a soft launch of the ideological framework for his campaign. It’s a thesis statemen...
Go See Digger
This week I would like you to consider Digger. Go see Digger in the theater before it’s gone. I watched it earlier this week and have not stopped thinking about it. It’s now one of my favorite films of all time.
My excitement for Digger gr...
Everyday Feels Like Katie Britt’s Face
I am, once again, breaking the conceit of this newsletter by writing about an event more recent than what we’ll cover in the recap. The moment that gave us Katie Britt’s stunned face in a Senate chamber is simply too good to pass up.
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