Keith Raffel
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This summer, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani described American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the American pro-Israel advocacy organization, as “monsters.” More than 850 members of the Jewish clergy have signed an open letter calling on him to apologize. I sympathize with the impulse behind the letter but believe it was counterproductive. Mamdani’s pronouncement was what tech folks call a feature, not a bug. His refusal to retract the characterization only enhanced his political standing a
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In 2026, Americans have been handed two lemons: a warming climate and an artificial intelligence data-center boom straining the nation’s electricity and water systems. Maybe it’s time to squeeze them together and make lemonade. First lemon: Temperatures are rising around the world. Western Europe suffered a record heat wave this summer. Spain, for example, recorded 61 heat wave days, with Barcelona hitting 105 F, the hottest temperature since measurements began over a century ago. Researchers su
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Could doing a great job directing foreign aid ever be a giant step toward the presidency? It certainly was for Herbert Hoover. After World War I, Hoover led the American Relief Administration, which saved millions of lives in Central and Eastern Europe, including newly communist Russia. By 1920, he was nationally famous and won the presidency in 1928. A century later, the Trump administration initially offered $500,000 for relief to Nepal after last month’s floods. Nepal’s GDP per capita in 2025
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Trump has made billions since being reelected in November 2024. The underlying transactions are real; what remains disputed is whether they constitute corruption, bribery or merely staggering conflicts of interest. But taking the long view, all of that doesn’t count for much compared to what he’s stealing from future generations of Americans. Yes, Trump reported more than $1.4 billion in income from family cryptocurrency ventures in 2025, even while setting government crypto policy. Included in
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“The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” The Nobel Prize-winning author William Faulkner wrote those words in 1951. Yet, they could be a commentary on the political scene 75 years later. No issue matters more to President Donald Trump than the results of the 2020 election. Despite newspaper investigations, congressional hearings and the results of over 60 legal challenges, he still says he won. This year, FBI agents in flak jackets seized boxes related to the presidential election six years
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