Guy Grossman

Claude code will inevitably reduce dramatically the hiring of undergraduate RAs which will further increase the gap between what students are taught and how we conduct research.

The country is so messed up that many who love football will turn off at halftime to reduce Bad Bunny's rating, and many who couldn't care less about the game will tune in as an act of political solidarity.

My campaign faces its first test: qualifying for the ballot.

From my work on gerrymandering, I know that New Jersey politicians play rough. To beat their games, I need at least 1,000 signatures from Democrats and unaffiliated voters in the 12th District. To help, sign up at SamForNJ.org - or DM me!

Thanks, Luke !

Opinion | The Globalization of Canadian Rage

The Globalization of Canadian Rage www.nytimes.com/2026/02/06/o...

I can't imagine how it feels to fully commit yourself to a political movement knowing deep down that your leader is truly an insufferable piece of shit.

Path breaking research is risky. Without tenure researchers will only play it safe and we will have fewer inventions and treatments.

I have been driving an EV for 7 years. I agree that people are worried too much about range-and but enough about charging infrastructure.

Also - Prosecuting someone who did break the law should not “up to the president “

Opinion | I’m the Prime Minister of Spain. This Is Why the West Needs Migrants.

wow.

www.nytimes.com/2026/02/04/o...

Trump's constant degradation of female reporters is unsurprising but the press corps' collective decision to treat it as background noise is actually kind of sickening

exactly.

They really can't seem to find a langauge that neets the moment. Now "nationalization of election" may be problematic because it makes AG worried the federal government is hostile to THEIR work.

Wow. Thank you for stepping up. Good luck!

They can do that, or... "nationalize the election administration in 15 states."

Hive minds: I'm looking for working papers recommendations on the politics of deforestation. THANKS.

The authors "estimate that by 2025, the Brexit process had reduced UK GDP per capita by 6 to 8 percent, investment by 12 to 18 percent, employment by 3 to 4 percent, and productivity by 3 to 4 percent. These effects grew gradually over time." www.nber.org/202602/diges...

What a total disaster... 🇪🇺🇬🇧

In which the @nytimes.com seems to suggest that Trump is cracking down on fraud when targeting his opponents.

Even @washingtonpost.com's lede is better than the @nytimes.com's.

Also, why is take over in quotation marks? He literally wants his administration to manage the elections in blue states.

The worst form of journalism today is stating a fact about something outlandish or dangerous that Trump said or did in the lede without context /implications to the health of our democracy.

Trump's speech in Davos?

and the East Wing!

With all his bravado, this thin-skinned individual doesn't care that the public lost access to an important cultural institution, just that he won't have to endure news stories on artists' cancellations.

Dude - we just had two weeks of extraordinary tennis at the AO.

I obviously know nothing about TX politics, but I immensely enjoyed Talarico’s interview with Klein. He came across as very thoughtful. His religious angle is a breath of fresh air.

Thanks. It seems that if the national mood moves 2-3 more points to the Democrats' side, TX senate race is surely in play. It may be in play already.

Emily - any thoughts about whether this in any way affects the senate race and who democrats think,among primary contenders, is going to have a better chance in 2026?

Everything sucks but the tennis match that Carlos and Novak played today makes the world more tolerable. Truly

DHS will soon be offering to hand out stolen art from deportees’ homes.