Letter

13
Sep
Not as it seemed

Not as it seemed

The cryptic profile of Charlie Kirk’s suspected killer. An “imminent threat” that turned away. + Up now—this week’s member’s despatch.
7 min read
11
Sep
In the dark

In the dark

The FBI releases surveillance photos as the assassination of Charlie Kirk remains a mystery. Nepal's army negotiates a new government from burned buildings. + Consumer technology and cognitive decline.
6 min read
10
Sep
Where it leads

Where it leads

The murder of an American activist on a Utah campus. NATO’s strike on Russian drones inside Poland. &c. + Europe’s increasing political fragmentation.
7 min read
09
Sep
Digital revolution, analog chaos

Digital revolution, analog chaos

A social-media ban topples Nepal in 120 hours. Israel strikes Hamas leadership inside Qatar. + Fall is in the air, and The Signal is migrating.
4 min read
08
Sep
Speaking of WWII …

Speaking of WWII …

Operation Midway Blitz hits Chicago. Jeffrey Epstein’s estate sends a drawing. + Inside Iran after the strikes.
6 min read
06
Sep
Under the blood-red moon

Under the blood-red moon

Thaksin Shinawatra flees Thailand. A full lunar eclipse over four continents. + Stepping back from the screen.
5 min read
04
Sep
Checks and balances

Checks and balances

A long day for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Rest in peace, Giorgio Armani. + Why is Russia jamming GPS navigation on flights across Europe?
6 min read
03
Sep
Who controls the past …

Who controls the past …

A new January 6 probe in Washington. A conspiracy in Beijing. + What’s Afrobeat?
6 min read
02
Sep
The gathering

The gathering

Dictators unite for a Beijing military spectacle. A U.S. judge blocks the Trump administration’s domestic troop deployment. + Late summer’s remarkable tech-stock tank.
5 min read
01
Sep
Fault lines

Fault lines

Disaster and diplomatic isolation in Afghanistan. The planets are aligning. + A word on what’s ahead.
5 min read