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MS NOW’s Morning Joe: Trump’s Many Economic Misstatements

At his marathon combined cabinet meeting and press conference earlier this week, Donald Trump unfurled his version of the “facts” in an effort to persuade viewers that his administration was off to a good start. For example, he declared 2025 to be “the most consequential and successful first year of any administration,” choosing to ignore […]

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MSNBC’s Morning Joe: Be Not Afraid of AI

Artificial intelligence is both the hot innovation and hot topic of the moment. To date, it has the fastest adoption rate of any technology in history. ChatGPT is used by 700 million people each week, almost 10% of the world’s population. Will it prove to be the next game-changing technology? Will it kill more jobs […]

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MSNBC’s Morning Joe: Americans Vote on Affordability

The overwhelming success Democrats had at the ballot box on Tuesday was due to a number of factors and no doubt at least partially reflected the turmoil associated with the Trump administration, but one issue seemed to have been atop the leaderboard of concerns: the economy. Recent poll data compared to a similar point in […]

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MSNBC’s Morning Joe: A Stock Market Update

The seemingly inexorable rise in the stock market has now coincided with the publication of an important new book by Andrew Ross Sorkin about the 1929 crash, raising questions in the minds of many as to whether we are headed for a repeat of the events of nearly 100 years ago. Predicting markets is nearly […]

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MSNBC’s Morning Joe: The K-Shaped Economy

 The American economy seems to be entering what is sometimes called a “K-shaped” period, by which they mean a period in which the economy is working well for some Americans (usually those near the top) but not nearly so well for others, particularly those further down the ladder. In this cycle, the explosion of […]

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-Time Magazine

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