HeyJaredEric Levitz
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Trump tried to make burgers cheaper. It backfired spectacularly. (opens the original)
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The GOP’s farm-state problem just got worse. On most fronts, President Donald Trump has shown little concern for reducing Americans’ cost of living ahead of November’s midterms. Trump has refused to accept Iran’s ceasefire proposals, even as the conflict pushes fuel costs to new heights. And he’s declined to abandon his trade wars — with US adversaries and allies alike — even as tariffs nudge up Americans’ expenses. Yet there is one area where Trump has recently tried to lower consumer prices in
Flock cameras are creepy. They might still be worth it. (opens the original)
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We probably shouldn’t de-Flock the police. To no small extent, Americans have grown accustomed to being watched. For more than a decade, CCTV cameras have recorded a hefty portion of many people’s public movements, while ubiquitous smartphones have made us all perpetually vulnerable to unsolicited documentation (if not, social media notoriety). Until recently, however, technical limitations constrained the reach of government surveillance (at least, in the physical realm). Police may have been s
Trump keeps telling voters he doesn’t care much about affordability (opens the original)
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The president is engineering a pre-midterms price spike. If the midterms were a referendum on whether trans athletes should be barred from women’s sports, or the White House ballroom should be gorgeously renovated, or God should be identified as “nonbinary,” then Republicans would have a clear and confident closing message. • The cost of living is midterm voters’ top issue. • The war in Iran has led to the first decline in real wages since 2023. • Trump could bring gas prices down before Electi
The Jewish Democrats trying to get to “yes” on Abdul El-Sayed (opens the original)
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A Democratic fundraiser on how the candidate’s charm offensive is going. Abdul El-Sayed is trying to win over undecided Jewish voters in Michigan — without compromising his substantive positions on Israel or disavowing his most radical allies. During both his primary and general election campaigns, El-Sayed’s opponents have portrayed him as insensitive to Jewish concerns, if not outright antisemitic. These charges have often rested on falsely equating El-Sayed’s opposition to Zionism (he is not
What would it take to actually stop the data centers? (opens the original)
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The AI buildout is bruised but still far from broken. In the United States, building a data center now polls roughly as well as abolishing the police. If current trends continue, server warehouses may soon be less popular with Americans than pizza topped with pineapple and shattered glass. In an August survey from Heatmap Pro and Embold Research, just 15 percent of Americans said they would support a data center being built in their area, while 75 percent expressed opposition. One year earlier,
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