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Theo writes the long ones: essays on how technology actually gets built, bought, and broken. Formerly shipped software; recovering nicely.
White House-released intelligence records say Russia worked to help Trump in 2020, while China held back from aggressive...
By Theo LindgrenErica Schwartz backed vaccine science at her confirmation hearing, but declined to say whether she would defy Robert F....
By Theo LindgrenSFPD said a regional intelligence center queried its Flock plate-reader network for federal and out-of-state agencies ov...
By Theo LindgrenPluralistic links Peter Thiel, Elon Musk and pro-market theory to a fight over whether wealth should exempt its holders...
By Theo LindgrenThe appeals court said Florida cannot use salary payments to control what public university professors say in class.
By Theo Lindgren1Password says its new Claude browser integration can fill saved logins for approved tasks without exposing credentials...
By Theo LindgrenThe guild says the $111 billion deal would leave writers with fewer buyers for their work, weaker pay leverage and fewer...
By Theo LindgrenGoogle must give rival AI assistants and search engines broader access to Android and Search under two EU digital antitr...
By Theo LindgrenUS heat pump demand rose in early 2026 even after a $2,000 federal tax credit expired, according to analysis by UC Berke...
By Theo LindgrenEric Seufert says broad new Apple Ads language may leave room for ads beyond Apple’s own services, though the plan remai...
By Theo LindgrenAperture lets legal teams query invoice and spend data in plain language, with answers tied to structured analytics rath...
By Theo LindgrenThe CAC approved Apple’s AI service for users in China, with Alibaba’s Qwen and Baidu supporting features across Apple p...
By Theo Lindgren