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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By: David Dayen
Companies are backing off on their AI spending. Because investors have made such big bets on AI coming to fruition, that’s a big problem.
Haley Stevens espoused progressive ideas in last night’s Michigan Senate debate. That’s a familiar pattern.
By: David Dayen
The state party has apparently decided that any process that didn’t allow voters to get a say would be fatally compromised.
What are the implications for our new endless war in the Middle East?
By: Matt Stoller, David Dayen
Calling out prediction markets for what they are: rigged extraction machines
By: David Dayen
The ad buy costs 48 times more than the T. Rowe Price target fund owned by Lawrence, who leads in a swing-seat House race in Michigan.
By: David Dayen
The process to replace Graham Platner on the November ballot is an organizing opportunity.
By: David Dayen
The lawsuit, filed by 12 states, makes the case that a merged studio will have more leverage to dictate terms to distributors, leading to higher prices for everyone.
By: Matt Stoller, David Dayen
The wealthy got the ultimate regulatory carve-out for when this bubble pops.
By: David Dayen
A sleeper race in Arizona could see community organizer Kai Newkirk upset Rep. Greg Stanton in a House race in the Phoenix area.
