Luke Goldstein is a reporter with the Lever. He is an investigative journalist based in Washington, DC, focusing on government and politics, law and legal affairs, and the implications of artificial intelligence, including AI platforms and generative AI. Luke's work has been featured in The American Prospect, Black Agenda, Jacobin Magazine, Truthout, Knowledia, Truthdig, and MSN.
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By: Freddy Brewster, Luke Goldstein
Artificial intelligence has a history of making poor regulatory decisions with disastrous effects on people's lives. Newly released documents show the Trump administration sought to deploy a powerful AI tool to accelerate its deregulation spree.
Majority Democrats has assembled a “party within the party” of PACs, wealthy donors, and consultants pushing Democrats to the center — and testing the limits of campaign finance law.
By: Luke Goldstein, Katya Schwenk
A new influence network of PACs, rich donors, and consultants is taking advantage of increasingly threadbare campaign finance law to pour millions into Democratic campaigns, aiming to elect leaders committed to returning the party to the “moderate” middle.
The Trump administration is deploying multimillion-dollar immigration fines and outsourcing enforcement to private debt collectors with long records of abuse.
The Trump administration has hired a team of private debt collectors — known for widespread abuses when previously hired to collect federal student debt — to hound immigrants slapped with new multimillion-dollar civil penalties for not leaving the US.
Pro-Israel and Democratic leadership money is boosting Jasmeet Bain after she walked back Gaza genocide remarks — fueling backlash from her insurgent opponent.
A pro-Israel group is set to spend half a million dollars in a California congressional primary to boost the campaign of Jasmeet Bains, who recently walked back comments calling the Gaza war a genocide. Democratic Party leadership is also backing Bains.
By: Katya Schwenk, Luke Goldstein
A crypto super PAC is intervening in a competitive Maryland Democratic primary to back Democrat Adrian Boafo, a lobbyist who has been working for cloud-computing tech firm Oracle while simultaneously serving as a state lawmaker.
By: Freddy Brewster, Luke Goldstein, Katya Schwenk
Despite mounting safety concerns, House lawmakers inserted a provision into a transportation funding bill this week that would block states from establishing safeguards for self-driving trucks and other commercial vehicles — after fierce industry lobbying.
Amid widespread public disapproval of Israel's destruction across the Middle East, pro-Israel donors aligned with AIPAC appear to be resorting to new fundraising vehicles to covertly channel money to favored Democratic candidates.
