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To Xi Jinping, on His New Best Friend in Pyongyang
I know you will never read this letter. But I am writing it anyway, because what has been unfolding between Beijing and
Federal Courts Push Back on Three Pillars of Trump's Immigration Agenda
Between late June and early July 2026, at least three separate legal battles touching the Trump administration's immigration policies saw significant developments
Bill Gates, Epstein and the Blackmail That Never Landed but Still Haunts the Story
On June 23, 2026, the House Oversight Committee released the full transcript of Bill Gates's closed-door testimony, co-founder of Microsoft, recorded on
Kim Jong Un Demands a Nuclear Destroyer Ready in Two Months
On July 3, 2026, Kim Jong Un personally observed a series of weapons tests aboard the North Korean destroyer Kang Kon, before
NASA Promises the Moon by Late 2028, Three Giant Rockets and a Race Against China
On July 5, 2026, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman stated on CBS News's Face the Nation, hosted by Margaret Brennan, that he is
Montreal, Your 2026 Summer Deserves People Actually Showing Up
It's 6:37 a.m. on a Monday in July, and I'm writing to you before the coffee has even finished dripping, because I
Ukraine Says It Has Knocked Out 42.7% of Russian Oil Refining Capacity
The General Staff of the Ukrainian armed forces announced on July 4, 2026 that it has neutralized 42.74% of Russia's total oil
IQM Quantum Becomes the First European Quantum Company Listed on the Nasdaq
Finnish company IQM Quantum Computers went public on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker IQMX, becoming the first European quantum
Human red blood cells upend decades of animal-model science
Researchers at Northwestern Medicine have just published, in the journal Nature Genetics, findings that challenge decades of understanding about how human red