Winners and Losers in the Big Midwestern Primaries
Some recent primary elections in the Midwest, particularly Wisconsin and Michigan, have changed the landscape for November's midterms.
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Flock cameras: Public safety or surveillance state?
A license-plate tracking company called Flock has partnered with police departments nationwide.
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Loving and hating the word 'woke'
Over the past decade, the common meaning of the word 'woke' has fluctuated between "social consciousness" and "performative sensitivity."
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Loving and hating the word “moderate”
With the midterms approaching, and intra-party debates about how far to push their agendas, we explore what it means to be politically 'moderate.'
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Watergate anniversary meets Watergate denialism
It's been more than 50 years since President Richard Nixon resigned over the Watergate scandal.
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Iran, Israel and others, 81 years after Hiroshima
This week marks the 81st anniversary of the US dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
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On-again/off-again Gaza deal joins on-again/off-again Iran war
The Trump administration's efforts toward peace in Iran and in Gaza both seem to be in a cycle of successes to celebrate, and setbacks to explain.
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What happens when AI tech evolves faster than AI policy
Two of unfinished AI models autonomously hacked into a rival company's system, pushing lawmakers to consider the consequences of unregulated AI.
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Which way will the Senate battlegrounds go?
What does the most up-to-date polling say about the electoral prospects in states with open Senate races this midterm season?
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How global conflicts are shaping this year's midterms
With geopolitical strife in the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz and in Ukraine, how could President Trump's global posture impact the upcoming midterm elections?
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Brian Lehrer: A Daily Politics Podcast
Daily thoughtful conversation about the latest news and politics.
