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Steven Strauss

  • Contributor, USA Today
  • Visiting Professor, Princeton University
Cambridge
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Parody account with occasional sarcasm. RTs are not endorsements, likes mean my thumb slipped. Also @stevenstrauss at the place w blue skies

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Steven Strauss’s Journalist Portfolio

What Could Go Wrong in 2026?

What Could Go Wrong in 2026?

USA as Rogue State, AI Bubble Bursts with Spillovers into the Real Economy, Autonomous AI Cyber Swarm and muc…

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Start Keeping a Paper Diary

Start Keeping a Paper Diary

Why AI-mediated search and word processing make analog records matter. "Who controls the past controls the fu…

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Republicans say ignorant people shouldn't vote. I say go for it, starting with your own.

Republicans say ignorant people shouldn't vote. I say go for it, starting with your own.

Democrats and progressives generally believe voting should be a universal right easily available to all citiz…

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NJ Supreme Court Issues Landmark Decision on Reliability of Fingerprint Evidence

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By John J. III, John Pease III, Steven Strauss, Bradie Williams
| morganlewis.com
In a landmark decision that could have a far reaching impact on forensic practices and expert testimony admissibility standards, the New Jersey Supreme Court ordered a hearing on the reliability of fingerprint evidence based on scientific advancements. A Morgan Lewis team represented the Innocence Project’s national strategic litigation team, serving as amici in the case of State v.
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A Note on President Trump’s Birthday

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By Steven Strauss
| Daily Kos Verified
In ancient Rome the emperor would leave his palace and walk the short distance to the games, there to watch men fight in the arena. Long after the Republic had died, the forms of the Republic remained: a senate still met, the old magistracies were still filled, the offices of state carried their republican names as though nothing had changed. It was a pleasant charade, and it suited everyone concerned. The fights themselves were not, for the most part, to the death.
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The Maine Senate Race: Why I Endorse Graham Platner

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By Steven Strauss
| Medium
The Maine Senate Race: Why I Endorse Graham Platner Press enter or click to view image in full size More than at any other time in their recent history, Maine’s voters are at a crossroads.
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