Are your energy bills half of what they were?

ByErnest Bluntway June 2, 2026June 2, 2026

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Trump promised to cut energy bills by half. Mine have gone up, though.

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Economy | Politics

The Rays Get a $967 Million Public Assist, Then Tampa Throws Fireworks

By Phil McCracken

Tampa is celebrating a $2.3 billion Rays ballpark and mixed-use project as economic development, but the money trail asks who gets the stadium and who gets the receipt.

America's Got Governance | U.S.

ICE Put the Background Check in the Back Seat

By Mike Rotch

ICE wants a larger enforcement machine, but a whistleblower complaint and AP reporting raise questions about whether some recruits moved ahead before basic vetting was complete.

Culture | Tech

Spotify Gives the Robot a Name Tag—and a Smaller Stage

By Amanda Lynn

Spotify says AI Persona badges will help listeners understand how music was made. The catch: the same label can move an artist out of the recommendation machinery that creates an audience.

America's Got Governance | Culture

America’s Public Libraries Have Entered the Fog Machine

By Holden McGroin

A parental-choice slogan is being used to turn ordinary library decisions into a community-wide culture-war permission slip.

Politics | Tech

The AI Revolving Door Has Entered Its ‘Let Them Cook’ Era

By Phil McCracken

Washington is cooking a national AI strategy while industry-connected officials, investors, and lobbyists keep circling the kitchen.

America's Got Governance | Tech

The Watchdog Lost Its Own Paper Trail

By Hugh Jass

A GAO inspector general report found that the agency could not readily document why its multimillion-dollar IT modernization plan changed—or easily total what the initiative cost.

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The Rays Get a $967 Million Public Assist, Then Tampa Throws Fireworks

ICE Put the Background Check in the Back Seat

Spotify Gives the Robot a Name Tag—and a Smaller Stage

America’s Public Libraries Have Entered the Fog Machine

The AI Revolving Door Has Entered Its ‘Let Them Cook’ Era

The Watchdog Lost Its Own Paper Trail

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