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Speed Kills
Hitler's blitzkrieg ran on amphetamines and a fantasy of permanent victory. There are signs Washington is flirting with the same logic — and that logic…
Jun 16
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Jackie Singh
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Paid, Hidden, and Legal: Covert Political Sponsorship Between FARA and the FEC
U.S. election law catches covert paid influence only when a foreign principal is involved. A narrow federal statute can close the gap without becoming a…
Jun 1
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Jackie Singh
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May 2026
Tom Kean Jr.'s X account is still posting. He hasn't been seen since March.
He last cast a vote on March 5. He has missed nearly a hundred since. His party says he sounds fine on the phone. Neighbors haven't seen him in months…
May 25
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Jackie Singh
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Cuba's Finished
Trump said it himself. The May 1 sanctions are designed to finish the job
May 2
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Jackie Singh
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April 2026
They Hired Me, Hazed Me, and Fired Me by Mail
Inside the network that helped shape the Stuxnet narrative and built companies entrusted with America's critical infrastructure
Apr 14
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Jackie Singh
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EXCLUSIVE: Where the West's Cyber Chiefs Land, and Who Pays for the Landing
Jen Easterly ran CISA. Ciaran Martin founded NCSC. They now work at the same Oxford school, funded by a Soviet-born billionaire former Treasury…
Apr 8
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Jackie Singh
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EXCLUSIVE: The Architecture of Erasure
How Trump's executive orders on DEI are dismantling American cybersecurity — one accountability structure at a time
Apr 6
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Jackie Singh
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EXCLUSIVE: Sam Altman’s Sibling Is Taking Him to Trial
The federal case against the OpenAI CEO has survived its first major legal test, and the filings tell a much darker story than the public has been led…
Apr 3
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Jackie Singh
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EXCLUSIVE: The Sanctions Delisting They Hoped We’d Miss
The ships were dark, the data was falsified, and Treasury called it routine. That alone would be a story. It is not the story.
Apr 1
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Jackie Singh
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March 2026
Designed to Spread: The Iran War and the Limits of Official Narrative
What the Trump administration is selling as a “little excursion” in Iran reads, on the facts, like the opening phase of a much larger regional war that…
Mar 31
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Jackie Singh
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Just a Haircut
Elon Musk's most market-moving signals are the ones regulators can't touch.
Mar 29
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Jackie Singh
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Your Eyes Are Lying to You. I Can Prove It.
Relying on intuition to spot a deepfake in 2026 is like bringing a knife to a drone fight.
Mar 10
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Jackie Singh
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