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Currently, I lead newsletters at Grid, where I host, write and edit our flagship daily newsletter, Grid Today.

Previously, I was the head newsletter editor at CoinDesk and a senior editor at a news startup.

And before that, at The New Yorker, I edited and produced several newsletters and edited for newyorker.com and Goings On About Town in print.

I’ve written about culture, foreign policy, international affairs, and politics for GridThe New YorkerPacific StandardLatterly, and other magazines and publications. See more of my writing below.

How Will the Paris Attacks Shift Russia’s Role on the World Stage?

My first article for Pacific Standard on Russia’s changing role after the Paris attacks, and how in committing to an expanded front against ISIS, France risks having the most to lose, while Russia has the most to gain.

When Russia’s Syria campaign launched in September, it was intended as a conspicuous display of strength and leadership amid the perceived inefficacy of the United States’ comparatively more measured strategy. But now, the tone of the campaign is of retaliation and retribution, of ultimately bringing the perpetrators to justice, wherever they may be.

(Photo: Ozan Kose/AFP/Getty Images)

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