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Wes Moore’s AI framework is missing a healthcare pillar | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Gov. Wes Moore’s announcement of a new framework for artificial intelligence in Maryland is an important recognition of something that government can no longer afford to ignore: AI is moving faster than the regulatory systems designed to govern it. The governor’s framework calls for urgency, emphasizing the need to protect Marylanders, center workers and keep children safe. It proposes action on frontier AI companies, privacy, employment, housing, education, algorithmic discrimination and the us
How data centers complicate American politics | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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America’s political map has always reflected its economic geography. Cities have leaned Democratic, rural America has leaned Republican. The construction of data centers is creating exactly the kind of blue-collar economic opportunity that Democrats have traditionally championed, while many of the workers benefiting from those projects are increasingly voting Republican. At the same time, farmers and rural communities, many of them deeply Republican, are beginning to resist data center developme
We should talk about how fraud is enabled | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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Vice President JD Vance is right about one thing. Fraud in government programs is not a victimless crime. Every fraudulent Medicare claim, every ineligible Medicaid payment and every improperly issued SNAP benefit represents money taken from taxpayers and from the people these programs were designed to help. As Vance recently argued, fighting fraud must become a national priority. But the conversation cannot stop with fraudsters. There is another side of the fraud equation that receives far too
The word ‘freedom’ doesn’t appear in the Declaration of Independence | GUEST COMMENTARY (opens the original)
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We almost never stop to question a basic habit in the American language. We call the United States a “free country.” We talk about defending “freedom” in nearly every national debate, from speech to markets to personal choice. Yet when you go back to the founding document that defines the country’s philosophical break with Britain, the Declaration of Independence, something interesting appears. The word freedom is not there at all. The founders did not build their argument around freedom. They b
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