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The 119th Congress opens to AI, SCOTUS dances around TikTok, and a celebration of the OGFAC
Good evening from Washington, where more snow is inbound later tonight. If you’re receiving this newsletter, it’s because you subscribed to Civic Texts: so glad to see more of you in this new year! Many thanks to everyone who tuned in, turned on, and kept up in 2024.
Remembering Carter, Biden’s truth deficit, and Zuckerberg’s choice to raise the risk of genocide
Good evening from Washington, where I am still learning and relearning the lesson not to compose newsletters in the content management system. If you're reading this, you're subscribed to the first edition of Civic Texts in the year. Buckle up: I have a few things to
What I got wrong about our future-present, plus predictions for 2025
Good morning from Washington, where I can confirm sock puppies are far better than social media sock puppets. Thanks to everyone who has subscribed to Civic Texts this past year since our soft launch in the spring. Your support, questions, and sharing have all been enormously humbling as we all
On prebunking, community facts, TikTok’s last dance, and President Carter
Good afternoon from Washington, where I’m adjusting to a nearly 60 degree temperature swing from upstate New York and reflecting on the extraordinary life of Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, who died yesterday at age 100. Thank you to everyone who’s subscribed to Civic