| Oct 28, 2026 | RoundupThis will be our last package before this year’s midterm elections. We’ve been keeping it light lately to limit overloading folks, but this week we’ve got two more new ones well worth reading. In the first, Daniel McVey shares how his experience...
| Oct 21, 2026 | RoundupAmericans have gotten used to federal gridlock when it comes to some of the most pressing issues in their lives. But when it comes to data centers, local communities aren’t waiting. This week in OtherWords, small town Colorado mayor Jamie Jeffrey shares how her...
| Oct 14, 2026 | RoundupMore and more Americans get their news exclusively from social media. But as Sonali Kolhatkar notes this week, social media is increasingly a pay-to-play business. “It’s hard to tell if your favorite social media source is a citizen journalist or a paid...
| Oct 7, 2026 | RoundupAs the midterm elections draw near, democracy scholars and elections officials continue to worry about the possibility of federal interference in a free and fair vote. This week in OtherWords, Nicholas Martinez — himself a former local elections official — says...
| Sep 30, 2026 | RoundupThis week in OtherWords, we’ve got three excellent new pieces on the affordability crisis facing Americans. First, Lindsay Owens — author of the new book Gouged — shares about the new technologies corporations use to drive up prices on unsuspecting...
| Sep 24, 2026 | Roundup$7 diesel? $9 lattes? It’s expensive out there! And there are many causes, including wars, tariffs, corporate monopolies, deregulation, and so on. This week in OtherWords, Paul Gordon shines a light on a less commonly reported but no less important contributor:...
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