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Rural America Is Getting Blindsided by Something New

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By Rotimi Adeoye
| The New York Times Verified
Rural America Is Getting Blindsided by Something New May 2, 2026, 7:00 a.m. ET Credit...Ian Foster-Dimino Mr. Adeoye is a contributing Opinion writer and the author of American Pursuit, a newsletter on politics and policy. Rural America has long been where the rest of the country sends what it doesn’t want nearby: prisons, power plants, landfills. These days, two more intrusions have been added to the list: immigrant detention centers and data centers.
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Are Democrats Blowing an Easy Way to Win? (w/ Rotimi Adeoye)

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By Rachel H. Janfaza, Rotimi Adeoye
| The Bulwark Verified
Enjoy a bonus episode of The Focus Group Podcast—Rachel Janfaza talks with Rotimi Adeoye about why Gen Z feels locked out of the economy. They discuss the “House by 30” idea, why vague promises aren’t cutting it, and how both parties—especially after Trump’s failed affordability pledges—are losing trust with young voters who feel like they did everything right and still can’t get ahead.
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The Death of the Basic American Car

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By Clifford Winston, Rotimi Adeoye, Jared Bernstein
| The New York Times Verified
America is a car country. For decades, millions of families relied on inexpensive cars to get from home to work and school. But over time, as carmakers shifted towards luxury vehicles, the budget car began to disappear. For generations, working- and middle-class Americans could find an inexpensive, reliable set of wheels to get around. In the 1970s oil crisis, such modest models came to be known as “econoboxes” and surged in popularity, particularly among a large and vibrant middle class.
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