Dispatch from 2040: The Jobs
We Need
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE · LABOR · CLEAN ENERGY
September 8, 2025
The article envisions the workforce
of 2040, emphasizing roles that
prioritize human judgment over AI
speed. It.
The control capsule at the coastal
fusion farm doesn’t just hum—it
trembles like an old loom. Samir
Patel runs his thumb along the…
Fast Train, Slow Motion
PUBLIC FINANCE · BUSINESS · ENERGY
September 2, 2025
Amtrak’s new Avelia Liberty trains,
designed for speeds up to 160 mph,
are constrained by outdated
infrastructure.
The Apples Hit First
COST OF LIVING · TRADE · PUBLIC FINANCE
August 28, 2025
Rising tariffs and reduced federal
support are straining food pantries
and social services along the
Seacoast, as.
The Fed Backstory
MACROECONOMICS · INFLATION · MARKETS
August 27, 2025
Historical examples from Turkey,
Argentina, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe
illustrate the economic risks when…
The Fed
INFLATION · MACROECONOMICS · COST OF LIVING
August 27, 2025
Following a presidential directive
to cut interest rates and remove a
Federal Reserve governor, markets…
And Next, Bananas
INFLATION · TRADE · COST OF LIVING
August 26, 2025
Small businesses across the U.S. are
grappling with rising costs driven
by tariffs, a weakening dollar, and.
The Copy Room
MEDICINE · PUBLIC HEALTH · PUBLIC FINANCE
August 18, 2025
Funding cuts to U.S. mRNA research
have led to halted projects,
terminated contracts, and concerns…
Make Jobs, Not Rules
STATE POLITICS · HEALTH INSURANCE · LABOR
August 16, 2025
Georgia’s Medicaid “Pathways”
program, which ties benefits to
work-hour reporting, has led to…
The Nobel and the
Name-Calling
WHITE HOUSE · POLITICAL POWER · MACROECONOMICS
August 15, 2025
Paul Krugman, Nobel laureate and
influential economist, faces public
insults from former President Donald
Trump amid a.
Paul Krugman has spent decades
shaping economic thought. Now, the
Nobel laureate finds himself branded
a “Deranged BUM” by the sitting…

