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National political reporter @bostonglobe. Contributor @The_Almanac. Lapsed Californian. Fan of the 2025 and 2024 World Series Champion LA Dodgers.
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2026 May Be the First Election Where Artificially-Generated Content Is Inescapable. Hany Farid Speaks Out

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By Sam Brodey Verified
| ischool.berkeley.edu
From Boston Globe By Sam Brodey The video released by Democratic congressional hopeful Blake Gendebien last month looked, at first blush, eerily real: it depicted his potential rival, Representative Elise Stefanik of New York, dancing, posing with President Donald Trump, and making a “shhhh” gesture with her index figure at her lips. Except it wasn’t actually Stefanik doing any of those things. It was a version of Stefanik generated by artificial intelligence.
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Virginia faces federal budget cuts amid 2025 election

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By Sam Brodey Verified
| Our Community Now
Share WASHINGTON — When she launched her campaign for governor of Virginia just over a year ago, Abigail Spanberger, a former Democratic congresswoman, had a fairly straightforward set of priorities: education, cost of living, the housing crisis. Since January 20, that list has been upended. “Now the issues that matter most to Virginians are, you know, whether or not they’re gonna have a job tomorrow,” Spanberger told the Globe.
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Federal Workers’ Unions See DOGE-Inspired Surge

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By Sam Brodey Verified
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: Federal workers and supporters protested Friday against Elon Musk and DOGE outside the Office of Personnel Management headquarters in Washington, D.C. Kayla Bartkowski/Getty. People are signing up in droves. In their aggressive bid to upend the federal government, Elon Musk and his lieutenants have, perhaps unintentionally, driven thousands of federal workers into the arms of one of the biggest enemies of their sweeping project. Organized labor.
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