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Abdul El-Sayed Lost in 2018. It Set Him Up for 2026.

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By Daniel Strauss
| The American Prospect Verified
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN – On a balmy Sunday afternoon outside of the Pontiac Public Library, I was set to join Abdul El-Sayed and two of his staffers for a 30-minute ride between campaign stops. As we got into the Ford Explorer, a man approached the car and knocked on the driver’s-side window. He had a reporter’s notebook and started ripping out pages. At first, it seemed like he was a journalist trying to get in a final question.
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The American Prospect

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By Daniel Strauss
| The American Prospect Verified
Posted inPolitics I covered Abdul El-Sayed when he ran for governor and lost. Here’s how he and the landscape have changed. Posted inEducation in America TAP talks to Sam Carpenter, founder of Kashmir Family Aid, which fights poverty and extremism by building schools in Kashmir. Posted inArticle So what was with that whole green background during McCain‘s speech last night?
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SpaceX broke the record for the largest IPO ever. Here are 10 public offerings it dwarfed. Original

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By Daniel Strauss, Katherine Li Verified
| Business Insider Verified
SpaceX soared in its first day of trading. The rocket company began trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX on Friday, opening at $150 per share before jumping as much as 30% to $176.52. Shares later pared gains and closed at $160.95, up 19%. SpaceX's record-breaking market debut raised $75 billion, making it the largest initial public offering ever. The IPO valued CEO Elon Musk's rocket company at roughly $1.77 trillion.
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