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The Long Memo· Jun 25, 2026

6-3, 6-3, 6-3 ... Civil Rights Takes a Beating

When the law becomes theatre, and Supreme Court doctrine moves from stare decisis to "Nobis nihil prorsus curae est" the final pieces of the

The Long Memo· Jun 25, 2026

The Floor Just Gave Way

A median of 34% of those surveyed express confidence in Xi Jinping. A median of 31% express confidence in Vladimir Putin.

The Long Memo· Jun 15, 2026

You're Paying for a Data Center That May Never Exist

The buildout raising your electric bill is sized to demand that is mostly speculative — and the regulator built to stop exactly this kind of

The Long Memo· Jun 12, 2026

The $1.75 Trillion Receipt Nobody Read

The SpaceX S-1 tells you exactly what you're buying. Almost nobody is going to read it.

The Long Memo· Jun 3, 2026

American Idiots

From "That's the way it was..." to "You're not gonna believe this shit..."

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Borderless Living· Jul 10, 2026

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Borderless Living· Jul 2, 2026

Britain Changed the Deal Overnight. The Only People Who Were Fine Had Already Built the Exit.

The non-dom collapse wasn’t about fleeing millionaires. It was a warning about second residence, tax exposure, and the cost of waiting

Borderless Living· Jun 24, 2026

Retirement Visas, Social Security, and Why Optionality Matters More Than Ever

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Borderless Living· Jun 24, 2026

Health Coverage When You Land

The Expat Health Insurance Gap: The Month Nobody Covers Unless You Build the Bridge Yourself

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