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Month: March 2025
At the Crossroads of Fandom & Investing, the currency is made of cardboard
There was a time when a baseball card was a keepsake of childhood, folded into a bike spoke, tucked into… Read more
Who Gets the Keys? How AI is Deciding Who Can Buy a Home
Redlining shaped America’s housing and financial systems for decades. Banks and developers systematically excluded Black and immigrant communities from wealth-building… Read more
Donald Trump’s Grievances Against Voice of America: A Historical Analysis (working paper)
Abstract Voice of America (VOA), a U.S. government-funded international broadcaster, has traditionally served as a nonpartisan tool of American soft… Read more
How AI is Restoring Confidence for Students Who Fell Behind During the Pandemic
Millions of students lost more than just classroom time during the pandemic. Many lost confidence in their ability to learn…. Read more
The Real Estate Merger That Turns Homebuyers into a Product
Rocket Companies’ $1.75 billion acquisition of Redfin isn’t just about selling more mortgages or real estate listings – it’s about… Read more
Can Newsom Win Middle America? The California Governor’s 2028 Bet
Gavin Newsom has always had a knack for political theatrics. From his early days as the San Francisco mayor who… Read more
Why the CHIPS Act is Critical for America’s Economic and Technological Future
There are moments in history when nations must decide whether they will lead or follow. Today, the United States stands… Read more
My Machine Learning Model Wants You to Adopt a Cat
You ever wonder what happens to animals at a shelter? Well, I did. And like any normal person, instead of… Read more
The Trust Crisis in Management
Trust is the backbone of any successful organization, yet its erosion has become one of the defining challenges in modern… Read more