Jun 14, 2025 Daily Edition: Wet & Wild Weekend View on the web → Hello Reader, Greetings from a Saturday that's trying hard to pretend everything's fine. It’s weekends like this—when tanks parade down the National Mall, AI chatbots whisper sweet nothings (and dangerous delusions), and headlines veer toward chaos—that I find myself grateful for the little moments of calm. You know, the ones we usually overlook: the first sip of coffee, the playlist that knows just what you need, or the rare...
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Jun 13, 2025 Daily Edition: Breaking Mad (and a heartfelt thank you) View on the web → Hello Reader, These past few days, I've found myself questioning nearly everything—life, choices, existence, even this newsletter you're reading right now. But in the fog, yesterday's events triggered a moment of clarity. No, don't worry, this isn't one of those deep editor's letters—that happens once a month. Even deeper, messier, swirling thoughts find their place in Rewrite, as you know. But today, I'm...
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Jun 12, 2025 Daily Edition: Countdown to Chaos View on the web → Hello Reader, Good morning from a New York morning that feels a little too reminiscent of my old neighborhood—you probably shouldn't have woken up to alarming Middle Eastern news. But hey, at least today we’re diving into the chaos together. Speaking of chaos, did you hear Hollywood’s latest drama? I guess those studios finally realized that when machines steal your minions, it's too far. We've also got some mind-blowing science...
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Jun 11, 2025 Daily Edition: Breaking the Ice View on the web → Good morning, Reader! Is it ever like we're stuck in reruns? Another US-China trade “truce” hits the headlines, festivals are suddenly going extinct faster than your houseplants, and New York is this close to letting terminally ill people choose their final exit. But I'm here, coffee in hand, sifting through all this madness so you don’t have to. And if today’s newsletter feels too brief, just think of it as our way of joining the...
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Jun 10, 2025 Daily Edition: Not Welcome Aboard View on the web → Hello Reader! Ever start your day thinking you’ve got it all figured out, only for reality to throw you a Greta Thunberg-shaped curveball? Yeah, same. Just when we thought the news couldn't get any weirder, activists are sailing aid to Gaza, splitting up a major media company, and intimacy in Hollywood (who knew fake passion was such hard work?). It’s days like these when I truly appreciate you joining me to make sense (or at...
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Jun 9, 2025 Daily Edition: "La La Land" No More View on the web → Good Monday morning, Reader! Ever wake up, glance at your phone, and immediately wish you hadn’t? Same. But don't worry—I've sifted through the chaos so you can ease into your week with clarity (and humor). Today we've got it all: from Apple scrambling to save face at its annual developer conference to Silicon Valley celebrating Musk's fall from grace, to the latest escalation of protests in Los Angeles. If you’re loving these...
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May 21, 2025 Weekend Edition: Enjoy Synthetic Summer View on the web → Hello Reader! Have a great weekend! Welcome to your well-earned weekend—because if you're anything like me, this week felt less like a sprint and more like an ultra-marathon run backward, uphill, in flip-flops. But hey, you made it! So now it's time to kick back, breathe a bit, and catch up with stories that will both entertain and make you smarter for next week's water-cooler chats (or Slack banter—whichever your office...
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Jun 6, 2025 Daily Edition: Frenemies with Benefits View on the web → Happy Friday, Reader! If you woke up today feeling like your life is chaotic, take comfort: at least your Twitter /X feuds aren’t crashing global markets, your private spaceship didn’t smash into the moon, and inflation isn’t reshaping your religious celebrations. See? Things could always be worse. And lucky for you, I’ve sorted through all of this chaos to bring you just the essentials (minus any Elon-Trump drama in my...
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Jan 5, 2025 Daily Edition: Digital Dark Ages View on the web → Hello Reader,! Ever feel like we’re all trapped in a real-life episode of Black Mirror? Today’s stories might just confirm it. From Trump’s sudden travel ban that feels eerily familiar, to finally understanding why we cringe so easily (no, it’s not just you), and Wired’s hair-raising glimpse at tomorrow’s tech disasters—we’ve got a gripping lineup. If you’re enjoying these daily deep-dives into our beautifully chaotic world, don’t...
11 days ago • 3 min read