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GOP faces gas pump problem at the polls

Many Republican House members could be especially threatened, a new Brookings analysis finds.

Axios

The first AI-era war is a "slopaganda" battle to control memes

AI tools have made it faster and cheaper to generate propaganda, and now it's all over social media.

Axios

We’re at risk of a two-tier AI economy if we don’t bridge the AI gender gap, expert says

Women are more skeptical of AI. Their hesitation will make AI safer, says Harvard researcher Mara Bolis.

Fortune

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Here’s What Trump’s Executive Order on Single Family Home Sales Really Means for the Middle Class

Breaks down how a new executive order on single-family home sales could affect middle-class homebuyers, housing affordability and the real estate market.

GOBankingRates

More than half of teens are using AI for schoolwork—and many parents don’t know it

More than half of teens are using AI to complete their homework, from explaining a mathematical equation to summarizing entire novels. Some parents say it’s okay, but others are in the dark.

Fortune

‘Students can’t reason’: Teachers warn AI is fueling a crisis in kids’ ability to think

The findings come from a major, yearlong “premortem” conducted by the Brookings Institution’s Center for Universal Education.

Fortune

Teachers decry AI as brain-rotting junk food for kids: 'Students can't reason. They can't think. They can't solve problems’

The findings come from a major, yearlong “premortem” conducted by the Brookings Institution’s Center for Universal Education.

Fortune

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Trump has assembled least diverse US government this century, study shows

President has chosen white men for key posts at expense of women and people of colour, Brookings Institution finds

The Guardian - US

Elon Musk Said Work Will Be 'Optional' In The Coming Years: 'It Will Just Be Like Playing Games'

On 19 Nov 2025, Elon Musk predicted robots will automate jobs and usher in 'universal high income'. Yet disruption looms as AI reshapes work and the global economy.

International Business Times UK

The Gen Z hiring nightmare is real, but AI is a ‘lightning strike’ not a ‘house fire,’ Yale economist says

Stanford made waves with a paper saying AI is having a “significant” impact on entry-level jobs. Not so fast, Yale’s Martha Gimbel told Fortune.

Fortune

5 Policies the US Has Rolled Back So Far in 2025 (and How It Affects Your Money)

Explore five major U.S. policy rollbacks in 2025 and learn how each one could impact your finances, taxes, benefits and everyday spending.

GOBankingRates

From Los Angeles to New York City, These Places Will Be Most Affected by Trump's Mass Deportations

With just weeks until Trump re-enters office and with the promise of mass deportations looming, here are some cities and states that will see the most effects.

Latin Times

Beyond abortion rights: Why did Kamala Harris lose women’s votes?

The number of American women voting Democratic declines after Joe Biden’s election to the presidency. Why?

Al Jazeera

US election: how does the electoral college voting system work?

On November 5, millions of Americans will cast their votes for president, with the vast majority deciding between Democrat Kamala Harris or Republican Donald Trump. This historic election, however, is not determined by a singular national poll, but rather a state-by-state contest. Many people outside the US, and some inside,…

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Roll Call

Lawmaking lows? Congress heads into lame duck with slow pace - Roll Call

Unless the post-election session is remarkably productive, the current Congress could be a relative bust, on track to pass fewer laws than its predecessor.

The Conversation

Kamala Harris: the top choice to replace Biden as Democratic nominee should he step aside

The US vice president, Kamala Harris, rushed to the defence of Joe Biden after his calamitous debate performance against Donald Trump in late June. In an interview with CNN, she said: “There are three things that were true yesterday before the debate that are still true today … First, the…

Latin Times

California, Texas and New York among top states projected to have highest demand for work visas by 2030

As the U.S. economy relied more heavily on migrant labor, this report shows which states and occupations may see the highest migrant demand in the years to come

Latin Times

Arizona needs the most fiscal support from the federal government to handle immigration

California and Florida are also in the top 10 states that need the most support due to their sharp increase in migrant influx

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Kiplinger

Do You Feel More Negative These Days? Blame the Algorithm

Consumer sentiment is more negative today than it was during the Great Financial Crisis in 2008. Could the difference be the rise of social media’s influence?

Dynamite News

India has officially eliminated 'extreme poverty'

India has now officially eliminated 'extreme poverty', which can be seen through the sharp decline in headcount poverty ratio and stark increase in household consumption, American think tank Brookings said in a report. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Watch live: Nicholas Burns speaks about U.S.-China relations at Brookings

Watch live as Nicholas Burns speaks about U.S.-China relations on December 15.

Reason

Joe Biden's Plan for 31 Subsidized 'Tech Hubs' Is an Old, Tired Idea That's Doomed To Fail

Presidential administrations from both parties keep trying to make "place-based" economic development work.

Chicago Sun-Times

Woodlawn Central is the smart investment the community needs

Woodlawn Central is meant to be a model of urban regeneration, increasing jobs and economic opportunities and bringing in a demographically diverse mix of residents,

Fortune

'Collapse of the crypto bubble': Job listings tumble as much as 80% in major U.S. cities

A new report from the Brookings Institutions demonstrates the danger of crypto volatility on the job market.

The Guardian - AU

Could rent controls ease Australia’s housing crisis?

Advocates say caps or freezes may help reduce pressure on renters but experts warn they are not a simple fix

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