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Covers:  agribusiness, education technology, higher education, education policy, education, agriculture, state government
Doesn't Cover: arts and culture, entertainment
Deputy technology editor for @Politico. Formerly an editor for American Lawyer Media/The National Law Journal.

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Nate Robson’s Biography

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I am an investigative education reporter for the non-profit news outlet Oklahoma Watch. I am a Bowling Green State University graduate and upstate New York native.

Nate Robson’s Journalist Portfolio

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With Nearly Lowest Pay in U.S., Oklahoma Schools Struggle to Recruit Teachers

With Nearly Lowest Pay in U.S., Oklahoma Schools Struggle to Recruit Teachers

Like leaks in a levee, teacher shortages are springing up faster than Oklahoma school districts can respond. …

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Is Oklahoma Backing Off the Accountability Push in Public Education?

Is Oklahoma Backing Off the Accountability Push in Public Education?

One by one, K-12 education reforms passed in previous years by Oklahoma lawmakers are being targeted for weak…

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Activist Voices in Tulsa Schools: Helpful or Divisive?

Activist Voices in Tulsa Schools: Helpful or Divisive?

Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Keith Ballard calls the state superintendent and the eduation department …

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With 7,500 school buses, Iowa has only one state inspector

With 7,500 school buses, Iowa has only one state inspector

SIOUX CITY | Verlan Vos, flashlight and laptop in hand, climbs onto West Monona Community School District bus…

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SAFETY FIRST? Iowa's child care industry: Lack of inspections, lack of regulations

SAFETY FIRST? Iowa's child care industry: Lack of inspections, lack of regulations

SIOUX CITY | Bethany Marcoe mailed off documents to the Iowa Department of Human Services proving she had com…

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It's game over for Sioux City arcades

It's game over for Sioux City arcades

SIOUX CITY | Victor Fuentes can still remember the feel of a plastic video arcade assault rifle tucked into h…

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Gail Slater steps down as DOJ’s antitrust chief Original

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By Aaron Mak Verified, Nate Robson Verified
| POLITICO Verified
The department’s antitrust division has seen its share of turmoil during Slater’s tenure. Two senior antitrust attorneys were fired in July following conflicts over DOJ’s approval of a merger between Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Juniper Networks. Higher-ups in Main Justice allowed the merger to go through, overruling Slater’s antitrust division. The Wall Street Journal reported at the time that Slater did not support the firings or the settlement.
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AI creates a new antitrust puzzle

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By Nate Robson Verified
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
Artificial intelligence is in the sights of antitrust enforcers—and, as in many areas, the disruptive technology may force policymakers to reconsider what “antitrust” even is. With AI becoming more and more embedded in everything corporate, from screening job applications to setting business strategy, regulators and state lawmakers are starting to worry that a certain amount of collusion is baked into the technology itself. Their focus right now is on .
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AI creates a new antitrust puzzle

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By Nate Robson Verified
| Digital Future Daily
With help from Aaron Mak Antitrust experts are worried about AI raising consumer prices. | Allison Dinner/AP Artificial intelligence is in the sights of antitrust enforcers — and, as in many areas, the disruptive technology may force policymakers to reconsider what “antitrust” even is.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working for my hometown paper The Citizen.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

When I was about 5 years old.

How is social media changing news?

It makes it faster to share news, and allows readers to interact more directly with reporters.