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U.S. President Joe Biden (L) sits next to Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) during the National Prayer Breakfast at the U.S. Capitol on February 02, 2023 in Washington, DC.
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How to solve the U.S.’s deficit problem

By David Meyer and Alan Murray
February 17, 2023
SEC Chairman Chairman Gary Gensler testifies at the US senate
Regulators

‘Our rules have to evolve’: The crypto industry is trapped in regulatory purgatory 

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September 19, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin seen during the opening ceremony of the International Military Technical Forum 'Army 2022', on August,15, 2022
Politics

Russia could be ‘North Korea on steroids’: Economist and ex–Kremlin adviser warns what could happen if Putin is replaced

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September 2, 2022
Teacher Handing Tests Out To Pupils
Success

The 4 most recession-proof industries to work in

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August 8, 2022
How Amazon teaches A.I. to new recruits
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How Amazon is tackling the A.I. talent crunch

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June 1, 2021
What companies need to know about government A.I. plans
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Why companies should carefully read government A.I. plans

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May 18, 2021
Good enough for government work? General Catalyst to back startups tackling the U.S.’s biggest problems

Good enough for government work? General Catalyst to back startups tackling the U.S.’s biggest problems

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May 17, 2021
FiscalNote raises $160 million to help companies track government legislation
Finance

FiscalNote raises $160 million to help companies track government legislation

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December 4, 2020
Charles Koch: Partisan politics don't work. It's time for a new way
Commentary

Charles Koch: Partisan politics don’t work. It’s time for a new way

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November 19, 2020
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Commentary

How cities and states can work with the Biden administration to address America’s biggest challenges

By Kate Gallego and Gretchen Whitmer
November 14, 2020
OBERHAUSEN, GERMANY - MARCH 20: A medical worker takes personal informations from a motorist at a drive-in testing facility for people with possible coronavirus symptoms on March 20 in Oberhausen, Germany. Everyday life in Germany has become fundamentally altered as authorities tighten measures to stem the spread of the coronavirus. Public venues such as bars, clubs, museums, cinemas, schools, daycare centers and universities have closed.
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To fight coronavirus, it’s lockdown time, like it or not

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March 20, 2020
FRANKFURT AM MAIN, GERMANY - MARCH 12: Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, speaks to the media following a meeting of the ECB governing board at ECB headquarters on March 12, 2020 in Frankfurt, Germany.
Newsletters

In the coronavirus crisis, we are united in not knowing what the new normal will be

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March 19, 2020
Former senator and 2020 presidential candidate Mike Gravel
Commentary

Mike Gravel: Why the American People Need Their Own Legislature

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July 11, 2019
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Leadership

$128 Billion Can Build a Lot—But Probably Not a Nuclear-Armed Submarine, Auditors Warn

By Tony Capaccio and Bloomberg
April 8, 2019
Tax Time

SALT Cap Will Leave About 10.9 Million People Feeling Tax Pain

By Laura Davison and Bloomberg
February 26, 2019

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