politics
Trump's AI Action Plan Faces Criticism Over China Chip Sales Reversal
"Trump's AI push: New strategy prioritizes exporting AI tech globally, sparking debate on security and economic policy."
High Debt Levels Signal Future Financial Crises, Ignored by Trump
In "This Time Is Different," Rogoff and Reinhart highlight high public debt as a key indicator of financial crises.
Senate Republicans' Budget Bill Criticized as Harmful to Workers
The Senate Republicans' bill, criticized for benefiting billionaires at the expense of working families, slashes Medicaid and weakens workers' rights, fueling class tensions.
Elon Musk's Attempt to Block OpenAI's UAE AI Deal with Sam Altman
Elon Musk attempted to disrupt a major AI infrastructure deal in the UAE after learning xAI was excluded.
UAE Pledges $1.4 Trillion Investment in U.S. Economy Over 10 Years
The UAE commits $1.4 trillion for U.S. investments in AI, semiconductors, energy, and manufacturing over 10 years.
Trump's Reemergence and the Overshadowed Legacy of Biden's Infrastructure
President Trump reclaims the White House, doubling down on transforming infrastructure, building on past efforts.
Managing Stress and Alcohol Use During the Holiday Season
The holidays often lead to overindulgence in alcohol due to stress. Focus on self-care and moderation instead.
UAW urges Michigan legislature to support working class in lame duck session
The UAW urges Michigan lawmakers to support working-class agendas in the upcoming session, challenging corporate influence and advocating for fair wages and rights.
Oregon Rep. Chavez-DeRemer Slams, then Praises Infrastructure Law
The Facts - Republican Lori Chavez-DeRemer initially criticized the $1.2 trillion infrastructure law, believing it would not benefit communities. Upon becoming a representative, Chavez-DeRemer has praised the law and the billions in Oregon-specific investments. Despite initial objection, she now supports and credits the law for securing significant funding for state projects. Lori Chavez-DeRemer's Stance on […]
Biden advisor promotes infrastructure at Upstate homecoming
The Facts - Tom Perez, White House director of intergovernmental affairs, toured projects funded by the federal infrastructure law in Syracuse and Buffalo. Local leaders claim projects such as the I-81 viaduct and Kensington Expressway have contributed to racial inequity and poverty in their communities. Perez emphasized equity and listening to communities, promising a fair […]
