David Dayen is the Executive Editor at The American Prospect. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on issues related to sustainability, climate change, and legal affairs. David's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as KCRW, The New York Times, and Jacobin Magazine.
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David Dayen's coverage predominantly focuses on legal and government policies, with a significant emphasis on politics, the economy, and social issues. Given his focus on these areas, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from experts in law, policy analysts, political commentators or economists who can provide insights into ongoing legislative or regulatory developments.
Dayen also covers finance and technology topics related to government policies. Therefore, he may find value in pitches that offer expert commentary regarding financial regulation or technological advancements within legal frameworks.
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Republicans are unlikely to get much of anything done between now and the election.
By: David Dayen
Franchisees with Kitchen and Bath Tune-Up say they are going broke due to hidden fees and charges. When they try to exit, even bigger fees pop up.
In the nation’s 250th year, we turn an eye to Americans who challenged power, took risks, and made our country greater.
By: David Dayen, Matt Stoller
Antitrust is poking tiny holes in oligopoly’s dark cloak; is the light winning?
Louis Brandeis believed that facts could change lives and break excessive power where it accumulated.
By: David Dayen
A surprise rule added to the Big Beautiful Bill could disrupt access to Medicaid for people with serious illnesses who thought they were exempted from work requirements.
By: David Dayen
Instead of passing through bankruptcy, insolvent life insurers have all their liabilities—in particular the policyholder claims—paid for by state guaranty funds.
By: David Dayen
Progressives like Abdul El-Sayed and Will Lawrence are running solid races. Moderates have fallen back on old arguments. Signs point to the progressives winning.
By: David Dayen
An array of super PACs is trying to muscle through Melissa Hernandez in a low-turnout special election for a Bay Area House seat.
By: David Dayen
Though Abdul El-Sayed didn’t win by as much as anticipated, it was a strong night. Now the proposition about progressives in swing seats will be tested.
