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If you grow up in America as the average person, you’re never really in a setting where you are living democracy in action. As a child, you’re in a family, you’re told what to do; you go to school, you’re Continue reading Unions Offer a More Promising Future Than Politicians
This week, Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio declared in an on-air rant that if he had been Donald Trump’s vice president in the run-up to Jan. 6, 2021, he would have told states to send Congress multiple slates of electors Continue reading J.D. Vance’s Ugly Rant About Trump’s Coup Portends a Dark MAGA Future
The farm bill is a traditionally bipartisan measure, bolstered by a marriage of rural agricultural interests and nutrition assistance advocates. The largest part of the farm bill is also the most controversial: the nutrition title, which includes funding for the Continue reading The Future of Food Insecurity Is in the Hands of an Angry Congress
Robert Glennon served on a recent commission that studied using a desalination plant in the Sea of Cortez to replenish California’s rapidly evaporating Salton Sea. He said they found three major issues: energy, cost, and environmental impact. Because desalination plants Continue reading The Water Wars Deciding the Future of the West
Born in 1968, Ratmansky was raised in Kyiv by his mother, Valentyna, a psychiatrist, and his father, Osip, an engineer from a secular Jewish background. Alexei moved to Moscow to study at the Bolshoi Ballet School when he was 10, Continue reading Alexei Ratmansky, Ukraine, and the Future of Ballet
California Democrat Ted Lieu is something unusual in Congress: He was a computer science major at Stanford, a course of study that led him logically to his interest in the issue of artificial intelligence, where he’s sponsored a number of Continue reading “There’s a Lot We Don’t Know”: Rep. Ted Lieu on Our A.I. Future