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A conversation with a prediction-market prophet

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By Max Raskin
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
A conversation with a prediction-market prophet (washingtonpost.com) A conversation with a prediction-market prophet By Max Raskin 2026062811310300 Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts) and casino moguls are an unlikely duo. But they're a classic case of what economists call "baptists and bootleggers" — moral crusaders and entrenched monopolies backing the same cause, for opposite reasons, to stifle innovation.
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Americans have a right to a lawyer. Well, not this kind.

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By Max Raskin
| The Washington Post Verified
Americans have a right to a lawyer. Well, not this kind. (washingtonpost.com) Americans have a right to a lawyer. Well, not this kind. By Max Raskin 2026061517330300 The white-shoe law firm got caught red-handed. Last month, Sullivan & Cromwell apologized for submitting a filing in federal bankruptcy court riddled with AI-generated errors. The mistake was embarrassing, but the use of the technology wasn't.
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America Needs to Rest

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By Max Raskin
| The Free Press Verified
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, the monuments in Washington, D.C., will feature prominently—so much so that it’s easy to forget that the country’s legacy is not made of marble. The Founders erected monuments of ideas, and none is so central to our republican government as the idea of civic virtue grounded in religious belief and community. Few religious practices are more deeply enshrined in our founding heritage than the Sabbath: the weekly refuge from ambition, appetite, and noise.
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