Spencer Hulse
Editorial Director at Grit Daily
Editorial Director at Transit Tomorrow
Editorial Director at Meditech Today
Editorial Director at Financial Tech Times
Editorial Director at Smartech Daily
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3 weeks ago |
gritdaily.com | Spencer Hulse
In 1942, the U.S. government launched the Bracero Program, a temporary labor agreement that brought over four million Mexican workers into American fields and factories. They harvested the food that filled ration kits for soldiers and kept wartime industries humming. Most returned home with little more than calloused hands and dreams half-fulfilled. Decades later, their descendants remain tangled in a system that still invites labor but denies belonging.
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3 weeks ago |
financialtechtimes.com | Spencer Hulse
CBI revenues are in decline among major Caribbean players amid geopolitical uncertainties. Such programs are essential for economic development, but are strongly reliant on foreign investment. IMF calls for greater economic diversification measures to negate risks, large-scale projects, including special economic zones, could play a major role in attracting FDI.
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3 weeks ago |
gritdaily.com | Spencer Hulse
By all appearances, state politics move slowly. Behind the scenes, though, it only takes one amendment slipping into a committee meeting late on a Friday, or the quiet reintroduction of a seemingly minor bill, to trigger an avalanche of legislative changes. For policy professionals, tracking this all in real time has always been a game of catch-up. Roboro, an AI-powered legislative intelligence platform, is betting it can change that.
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3 weeks ago |
gritdaily.com | Spencer Hulse
In a bold and unflinching op-ed titled “We Need to Start Drug Testing Every Government Employee to Save Our Economy,” David Bell issues a stark warning:America’s mounting debt, rampant government waste, and lurking national security threats are being compounded by an issue few in Washington are willing to confront — drug use among government employees. Bell’s call to action is as sweeping as it is controversial.
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3 weeks ago |
smartechdaily.com | Spencer Hulse
Joe Arden suggests that starting a voiceover career from home has become more accessible than ever, but it still requires thoughtful planning. Whether you’re just stepping into the industry or looking to upgrade your current setup, knowing the essentials can make a big difference. From choosing the right space to picking reliable equipment and learning how to use it effectively, each decision contributes to the quality of your recordings.
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