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FiveThirtyEight Is Hiring A Temporary Full-Time Video Producer
FiveThirtyEight is seeking a temporary Video Producer to join our team full-time from mid-July through mid-November. This person will pitch,…
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Biden Is Very Unpopular. It May Not Tell Us Much About The Midterms.
ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY SCHERER This week, a Siena College/New York Times poll showed President Biden with just a 33 percent…
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Americans Generally Support Unions — And Averting A Rail Strike
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY FIVETHIRTYEIGHT / GETTY IMAGES When President Biden signed a bill to prevent a rail-worker strike this past…
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The U.S. Poverty Rate Hit A Record Low — But Don’t Expect It To Stay That Way
This video is part of our series “The Numbers That Defined 2022.” Transcript One of the most important numbers of…
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The Numbers That Defined 2022
What a year 2022 has been. There was so … much … news. We saw record-high inflation, war in Ukraine,…
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Rents Are Still Higher Than Before The Pandemic — And Assistance Programs Are Drying Up
Cleveland is one of the poorest cities in the country. It’s far from the expensive coastal cities like New York…
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Who Americans Usually Blame After Showdowns Over Federal Spending
SAUL LOEB / AFP via Getty Images Playing chicken with the national economy is not unusual for Congress and the…
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How This Debt Ceiling Debate Could End
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and former Speaker John Boehner both face or faced contentious negotiations over the debt ceiling, but…
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Why So Many States Want to Ban China From Owning Farmland
Fourteen states prohibit or restrict foreign ownership of private agricultural land, but that number may soon grow. ROBYN BECK /…
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Which Republicans Could Vote For A Debt Ceiling Increase?
Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins — long-tenured moderates — are among the Senate Republicans most likely to support legislation…
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