Where College Graduates Are Getting Hired and Why the Best Career Move Might Be Heading South - WSJ

Khan TED Institute

Kimi Antonelli brings it home to win eventful F1 Miami GP | News.GP

What we learned in Miami:

  1. McLaren is back.
  2. Lando is back. He lost because of the undercut. A strategy mistake. Not because Antonelli is a better driver.
  3. McLaren is now better than Mercedes.
  4. Russell is a total underperformer.
  5. These new racing rules are horrible. Sometimes the racing is unwatchable.

My bold predictions:

  1. McLaren will win the constructors championship.
  2. Lando will repeat as champ. Antonelli second and Piastri third.

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So far in 2026

Fastmail just launched an MCP server at https://api.fastmail.com/mcp — you can now point Claude (or any MCP-compatible AI client) directly at your email, calendar, and contacts.

“The MCP server is simply another API endpoint for you to use, if you want to, with the AI client of your choice.”

This is exactly the right approach. No AI baked into the inbox, no vendor lock-in — just your data, your model. I’ve already got this hooked up and it works well.

An MCP server for Fastmail

If you don’t have Fastmail, you probably have slow mail.

Video shows moment shooter tried to storm White House dinner, officials say | White House correspondents' dinner shooting | The Guardian

In major Voting Rights Act case, Supreme Court strikes down redistricting map challenged as racially discriminatory | SCOTUSblog

Apple announces record fiscal second quarter – Six Colors

The charts are up!

Apple reports second quarter results - Apple

U.S. Debt Tops 100% of GDP - WSJ

The Irish Drug Kingpin Daniel Kinahan Is Arrested in Dubai | The New Yorker

Louisiana v. Callais (Voting Rights Act) (24-109) | SCOTUSblog

Excellent summary of the decision.

Ron DeSantis Aims to Add Four Republican House Seats in Florida Redistricting Push - The New York Times

Not a good idea. Two wrongs don’t make a right.

The AI Splurge Is Costing Big Tech Its Workforce - WSJ

After Magnus Carlsen, Chess Has Entered a New Age | The New Yorker

What stands out, in fact, is not Himelfarb’s illumination of the mechanics of chess but his insights regarding the psychologies of people. The ones he follows closely are so stamped by their differences that they become almost a full array of archetypes. (Almost—there are, notably, no women among the contenders.) There is the lamb-like dreamer, Wesley So, and the trollish Hikaru Nakamura, who believes that his unprecedented success as a streamer has secured him a greater legacy than any prestigious chess title would. Carlsen, whose continued presence in the chess world shadows the hunt for a new king, is aggressive in asserting his opinions. (In 2022, Carlsen announced that he would no longer contend for the world championship, but he participates in other tournaments, usually with faster time controls, and often wins.) The true feelings of Anish Giri, in contrast, are “obscured by a fog of irony.” Fabiano Caruana, a precise, brilliant American forever on the precipice of a world title, is described as a kind of “scientist,” while Ding, who plummeted into a depression after winning the world championship in 2023, has a sensitive, poetic soul.

How to Baby-Proof Your Home - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency

Yes, Social Media Is Destroying Civilization

Physicists discover a ‘charmed’ new particle | Scientific American

When Your Digital Life Vanishes | The New Yorker

The value of a person’s data is negatively correlated with whether or not they have it. Once they have it, it really wasn’t worth anything. But, if they don’t have it, it’s worth an arm and a leg and their children.”