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A limited-series podcast focusing on the intersection of money, politics, and soccer during the European Championships and Copa América.

Podcast: The Politics of Everything / January 18, 2023
Electric bicycles are catching on—and their lithium-ion batteries are catching fire.
Why is so little being done about it?

Nov. 25 2023 - Print

Aug 2022 Issue of American Prospect Magazine: An agenda for the next 10 years.
Concept: A Rube Goldberg machine of issues Demarcates need to address in the next 10 years.
“The Supreme Court”
Climate Change
Health Care
Housing
Universal Voting
and more!

I have a window I like to sit at when it’s not deathly hot.
The back of the apartment looks onto everyone’s back gardens. There is a huge tree in the middle, if it wasn’t there I’m sure I’d see miles and miles of apartment windows and yard.

I received a letter from someone in this little courtyard saying they liked the lights I displayed at night, it was both the most flattering and unnerving compliment I have received through the mail. We all live on top of each other here, even when you think you’re alone, you never really are. I like being alone.

“Maps have played a critical role in The New York Times’s coverage of the war in Ukraine — and nearly
every graphics journalist at the organization, from New York to Seoul to London, has helped with the mapping effort.”
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“As corporate donations to the GOP decline, establishment Republicans
are struggling to raise money, and extremists are raking in small donations.
That just might give Democrats the edge in 2022.”
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“Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, there’s been a refrain among infectious disease experts: You may be done with the virus, but the virus is not done with you.”
May 23, 2022

"In the absence of an explosion of sustainable animal husbandry, global meat rationing, or a collective vegan epiphany, it is welcome news that cellular agriculture has grown up so fast.“
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