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Andrew Prokop

www.vox.com
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Can this Democrat crack the code for universal healthcare?
Twelve years ago, Vermont Democrats tried to make their state the first in the nation to have a single-payer government-financed healthcare system — a bold experiment to push the limits of American...
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Could the future of AI be determined by Florida Republicans?
If President Donald Trump had his way, the Republican Party would be top-to-bottom the party of AI — or, in his preferred branding, “super intelligence.” But down in the very state where Trump has ...
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The independents who want to take over the Senate
Is the best shot Democrats have at defeating safe-seat Republican senators…not running candidates at all? That’s the theory behind the party’s approach to several Senate races in deep red territory...
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The hard choice Democrats face on Republicans’ anti-trans attacks
High energy prices, an unpopular war, and frustration with the economy are hammering Republicans across the country in competitive races.  But they have at least one more card to play: the trans ca...
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More Republicans are breaking from Trump. Is it too little, too late?
With the midterms just under six weeks away, more Republican candidates are coming to the belated realization that, if they want to save their seats, they could perhaps use some distance from the v...
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The adviser urging Trump to reject AI safety fears
As the heads of leading artificial intelligence companies came together last weekend to warn that runaway AI development could lead to catastrophic outcomes, momentum briefly seemed to be building ...
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These Democrats won over working-class voters. Here’s their advice for candidates.
Throughout the Trump era, Democrats have wrung their hands about how they can win over working-class voters. Why not ask the Democrats who’ve actually done it? That’s what Robin Johnson — a politic...
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The week the AI freakout went mainstream
Are top artificial intelligence companies racing to create a dangerous technology that could kill many millions of people — or even wipe out the human race entirely?  Fears like these have long cir...
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A socialist candidate criticized Thanksgiving — and unearthed a deeper debate on the left
Francesca Hong is the frontrunner to win the Democratic nomination for governor of Wisconsin next week. If she goes on to win the general election, she’ll become the first democratic socialist gove...
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Abdul El-Sayed’s win tees up the first true swing state test for the Bernie left
Abdul El-Sayed has defeated Haley Stevens in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary — albeit by a significantly smaller margin than preelection polling suggested. He’s beaten back $30 million in AIPA...
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AIPAC helped knock him out of Congress. Now, he says, they’re losing.
One of the most powerful forces in American politics is about to face a major test of its influence — and it may well come up short. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, has for ...
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The DSA has had unprecedented success. It also has serious internal divisions.
It’s been quite a year for the Democratic Socialists of America. They got one of their own, Zohran Mamdani, elected mayor of New York City. They’ve taken down congressional incumbents in New York a...
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The primary pitting an 80-year-old progressive against an insurgent the left loathes
The prototypical Democrat vulnerable to a primary this year has been old, in Washington a long time, and vulnerable from the left. But in Massachusetts, there’s a race that’s scrambling that formul...
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Could you lose your right to vote if you bet on an election?
Could you accidentally gamble away your right to vote? If you live in Wisconsin, and you bought contracts on a prediction market like Kalshi about who would win elections there, you’ve done just th...
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A crucial governor’s primary just became Democrats’ biggest debacle
Move over, Maine. A new Democratic primary has taken the crown as the country’s most dysfunctional. In Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race, a crowded field of establishment-tied Democrats has been split...
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How the Michigan Senate primary activated every bitter Democratic grudge
A decade’s worth of grudges and feuds between the Democratic establishment and the insurgent left is coming to a head in one election this year: Michigan’s Senate primary. The contest between Rep. ...
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