Can America Regulate AI Fast Enough?
No. America cannot regulate AI fast enough to address the technology's rapid expansion and real-world harms. While the U.S.
Steve Levine
Steve Levine is the editor of donaldtrumpclassaction.com. He builds consumer-facing resources on class action lawsuits and settlements, including OpenClassActions.com, which has been cited by Krebs on Security and Food & Wine. Coverage here works from primary sources — court dockets, Federal Register entries and official agency statements.
Why Tech Anxiety Is Fueling Populism
Tech anxiety is fueling populism because rapid technological change has created a disconnect between the pace of innovation and the speed at which...
Is Universal Basic Income Becoming Mainstream?
Universal Basic Income is not becoming mainstream. Despite growing media attention and numerous pilot programs over the past five years, UBI lacks...
Why Automation Could Trigger a Political Earthquake
Automation could trigger a political earthquake because millions of American workers face displacement at precisely the moment when political volatility...
Can AI Replace Millions of Jobs Before 2028?
Yes, AI will replace millions of jobs before 2028, and it's already happening. In 2025 alone, nearly 78,000 technology workers lost their jobs directly to...
Why Secular Young Voters Reject Old Narratives
Secular young voters reject old narratives because the political framework built on religious tradition and institutional loyalty no longer matches their...
Is Religion Making a Comeback in Politics?
Yes, religion is making a measurable comeback in American politics, particularly through evangelical Christian mobilization and the mainstreaming of...
Why Vatican Statements Keep Entering American Elections
Vatican statements enter American elections because Catholics represent a decisive electoral bloc that responds to the pope's moral authority on key...
Could a New Pope Influence US Politics?
Yes, Pope Leo XIV—the first American pope in history—can and already is influencing US politics in measurable ways.
Why Faith Based Voters Still Matter
Faith-based voters remain the largest and most reliable voting bloc in American elections, accounting for their outsized impact on electoral outcomes and...