Emily Schultheis
California Reporter at POLITICO
Covering ballot measures in California and beyond for @politico / LA via NorCal, DC, Vienna and Berlin / say hi: eschultheis (at) politico (dot) com
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2 days ago |
politico.com | Will McCarthy |Emily Schultheis
Voters around the Bay Area are likely to face ballot measures in 2026 to further fund the region's public transit networks. | AP DOORS ARE CLOSING — On Friday, the Bay Area’s largest commuter-rail network suffered an hourslong outage that left its trains stalled on the tracks as commuters across the region waited for a ride that would never come. It was, as state Sens.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Emily Schultheis |Will McCarthy
As they await a revised budget announcement from Gov. Gavin Newsom, lawmakers will discuss proposals for the state's rainy-day fund this week. | AP BUDGET BALLOT MOMENTUM? — A year ago, after his political operation polled voters on whether they supported amending the state constitution to loosen budgeting constraints, Gov. Gavin Newsom declared that “we’ve got work to do” to convince them those changes are necessary.
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1 week ago |
politico.com | Emily Schultheis
Machcewicz sees something similar beginning in the United States now. He believes Trump’s executive order signals an ominous intention to control the country’s historical narrative that mirrors some of the rhetoric used against museums in Poland.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Emily Schultheis
When Paweł Machcewicz read President Donald Trump’s recent executive order calling for “improper, divisive or anti-American ideology” to be removed from exhibits at the Smithsonian Institution, his first reaction was “a very strong feeling of déjà vu.”Machcewicz, a historian at the Polish Academy of Sciences, had seen this playbook before.
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2 weeks ago |
codastory.com | Derek Beres |Emily Schultheis |Isobel Cockerell |Erica Hellerstein
War on Science Science once stood as society’s trusted compass for understanding the modern world and our place within it, but today, this foundation faces unprecedented attacks from multiple fronts. Our special series War on Science reveals how fringe skepticism has infiltrated mainstream discourse, reshaped public policy and threatens global progress on critical issues from climate change to public health. How have these anti-science movements gained legitimacy?
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RT @cturzer: The US president is attacking his closest allies. His calculation: Germany and other Western countries are weak and must compl…
Germany's parliament voted today to loosen its debt brake and allow for more borrowing, long a controversial topic in German politics. In 2023, I wrote about the so-called black zero — and efforts to change it — for @thedialmag and @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/gMYMWf97Wm
If you didn’t get a chance to read it earlier this week, check out our election postmortem:
The inside story of how 31 days made Friedrich Merz chancellor — and changed Germany forever. https://t.co/5gunrp9TBm