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The Labor Institute, where I work, in cooperation with the Center for Working Class Politics will be surveying 5,000 voters in bright-red congressional districts where the Republicans win by at least 20 points. The survey is designed to fig...
In much of the country, there is an enormous vacuum for working people seeking political representation. In 2024, 132 Republican House victories were by 25 percentage points or more.
In nine Great Plains and central states—Oklahoma, Kansas...
A provocative piece by Jamelle Bouie in The New York Times recently compared the rise of AI to the technological explosion caused by the railroads in the late 19th century. The railroads, Bouie reminds us, had an enormous influence over Ame...
We don’t need another round of vague promises about AI self-regulation to deal with rogue AI hacking. We already have laws against unauthorized computer access.
If someone intentionally hacks into a corporation’s computer system without au...
I’ve always been skeptical about technology doomsday job scenarios. Major breakthroughs can be disruptive over time, but technological change doesn’t usually destroy as many jobs, as quickly, as corporate decisions to enrich shareholders an...
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