Solving For
Matt HaggmanOne hard problem at a time — the stakes, the forces, the ways forward.
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Solving For: What Is Power For?
In 1862, with the Civil War’s outcome uncertain, President Abraham Lincoln signed legislation that would help shape America’s future for generations. (Library of Congress via The New York Times)
This week I’m continuing my recovery from su...
Solving For: Tristan Harris on Humanity’s Ultimate Test, Revisited
A month ago, Washington and Beijing agreed to set up a channel to alert each other in the event of a dangerous AI incident. It echoes the Cold War when Washington and Moscow, in 1963, set up a hotline to prevent accidental nuclear war after...
The Open Thread: A Meteor of a Man
Peter Kellner and me, in one of countless conversations about Miami — what it can become, and how to get there. (Photo: Danet Linares)
This week we return to the Open Thread, our bridge between deep-dive series for updates, experiments and...
Big Money in Politics: The Ways Forward
A member of Congress leaves the Capitol with staff members in Washington. Senators and Representatives regularly go to nearby offices to make fundraising calls. (Tom Brenner/The New York Times)
Today we conclude our three-part series on Am...
Big Money in Politics: How We Got Here
The U.S. Supreme Court has played a defining role in campaign finance law, placing constitutional limits on how far Congress can go in restricting political spending. (Doug Mills/The New York Times)
We turn to Part Two in our trilogy on Am...
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