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Daniel Perry
Politics

After pressure from Tucker Carlson, Texas Gov. pardons, restores firearm rights to ex-Army officer who shot and killed a protestor

By Jim Vertuno and The Associated Press
May 16, 2024
American families are struggling with debt. When it gets forgiven, the tax code treats it like extra income
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American families are struggling with debt. When it gets forgiven, the tax code treats it like extra income

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May 16, 2024
Trade and investment data in the last two years dispel the deglobalization and decoupling myths as U.S.-China competition ignites ‘reglobalization’
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Trade and investment data in the last two years dispel the deglobalization and decoupling myths as U.S.-China competition ignites ‘reglobalization’

By Kenneth Dewoskin and Alan MacCharles
May 15, 2024
Daniel Lubetzky: Here’s the real reason moderates are losing ground
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Daniel Lubetzky: Here’s the real reason moderates are losing ground

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May 14, 2024
Congress could soon spell the end of employment arbitration—but it’s not all good news for American workers
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Congress could soon spell the end of employment arbitration—but it’s not all good news for American workers

By Lewis L. Maltby and Theodore J. St. Antoine
May 9, 2024
Politicians and nonprofits will struggle to keep AI in check—but corporate boards can’t afford to fail
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Politicians and nonprofits will struggle to keep AI in check—but corporate boards can’t afford to fail

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May 8, 2024
Berkshire Hathaway chair Warren Buffett
Finance

Warren Buffett predicts ‘higher taxes are likely’ since the national debt won’t pay for itself

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May 6, 2024
Starbucks’s case at the Supreme Court is a venti lose-lose for the company and the burgeoning unionization movement
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Starbucks’s case at the Supreme Court is a venti lose-lose for the company and the burgeoning unionization movement

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April 29, 2024
Scientists inspired the right guardrails for nuclear energy, the internet, and DNA research. Let them do the same for AI
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Scientists inspired the right guardrails for nuclear energy, the internet, and DNA research. Let them do the same for AI

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April 26, 2024
A new Cold War is brewing at sea–and the West’s security and prosperity are at stake
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A new Cold War is brewing at sea–and the West’s security and prosperity are at stake

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April 25, 2024
H1-B visas are the lifeblood of U.S. tech innovation–and the shortcut to semiconductor supremacy
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H1-B visas are the lifeblood of U.S. tech innovation–and the shortcut to semiconductor supremacy

By Mishita Mehra, Hewei Shen and Federico Mandelman
April 23, 2024
DEI critics were hoping that the Supreme Court’s Muldrow decision would undermine corporate diversity programs. It does no such thing
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DEI critics were hoping that the Supreme Court’s Muldrow decision would undermine corporate diversity programs. It does no such thing

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April 18, 2024
Julius van de Laar (left) and Craig Oliver (right) of FGS Global
Politics

AI deepfakes could decide the election in November, experts warn, after just 44,000 votes handed Joe Biden the presidency in 2020

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April 18, 2024
The U.S. and China are leading the world in AI innovation–but the U.K. can punch above its weight. Here’s how
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The U.S. and China are leading the world in AI innovation–but the U.K. can punch above its weight. Here’s how

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April 17, 2024
America is mirroring China’s tech protectionism and reversing decades of free trade doctrine. Here’s why that’s bad news for U.S. leadership
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America is mirroring China’s tech protectionism and reversing decades of free trade doctrine. Here’s why that’s bad news for U.S. leadership

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April 15, 2024

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