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Kyla Scanlon

Kyla Scanlon

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Total articles 112

  • Trumponomics Is a Delusion

    By Kyla Scanlon| The New York Times Verified The third faction, the Silicon Valley-friendly types, includes Elon Musk and others who believe the key to American prosperity is about winning in advanced industries like artificial intelligence, biotech, space travel and green energy. They're not necessarily pro-China, but they do want frictionless access to foreign talent and specialized inputs. They find tariffs that hamper global collaboration or immigration policy that may spook top-tier engineers to be dangerously shortsighted.

    By Kyla Scanlon · The New York Times

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • What just happened with Trump’s tariffs announcement?

    By Daniel Kishi, Joseph Politano, Karl Smith, Kyla Scanlon| Revista de Prensa "Almendrón" Verified ‘Made in America’ isn’t so safe, eitherMany people are worried about the cost increases they will face on imported goods they buy often — such as toys, clothes, food and gas. On the other hand, I’ve heard many consumers breathe a sigh of relief that a particularly beloved product is produced domestically.

    By Daniel Kishi, Joseph Politano, Karl Smith, Kyla Scanlon · Revista de Prensa "Almendrón"

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Trumponomics Is a Delusion

    By Kyla Scanlon| The New York Times Verified The third faction, the Silicon Valley-friendly types, includes Elon Musk and others who believe the key to American prosperity is about winning in advanced industries like artificial intelligence, biotech, space travel and green energy. They're not necessarily pro-China, but they do want frictionless access to foreign talent and specialized inputs. They find tariffs that hamper global collaboration or immigration policy that may spook top-tier engineers to be dangerously shortsighted.

    By Kyla Scanlon · The New York Times

    Apr. 16, 2025

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