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Yes, Phones Are Bad. But Can You Live Without One?

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By River Page
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Yes, Phones Are Bad. But Can You Live Without One? At the Summer of Ludd, most people pretended that they didn’t notice the intrusion of tech. (Illustration by The Free Press, images via Getty) I went to the much-hyped anti-tech conference, where everyone was wondering: How do you give up apps in a modern world that assumes you have them? I had to register for the Luddite Conference online.
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Two Drinks with. . . The Trump Adviser Headed to OpenAI

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By River Page
| The Free Press Verified
Dean Ball is running headfirst into the future. One of the most visible experts in the fledgling world of artificial intelligence policy, he spent much of 2025 advising the White House on emerging technologies before moving to the Foundation for American Innovation. Then, just yesterday, he announced he was joining OpenAI, to lead the new “Strategic Futures” team. “An incredible opportunity that came at the right time!” he texted me.
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Could a Libertarian Tip the Texas Senate Race?

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By River Page
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The Texas Senate race is set to be a close, grinding contest. And one overlooked candidate could tip the whole thing over. Nearly all the attention so far has gone to the two major parties. The GOP nominee, state attorney general Ken Paxton, defeated four-term incumbent senator John Cornyn in a primary runoff last month with nearly 64 percent of the vote. It was a blowout, but Paxton’s chances in the general election are far from certain.
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