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William Frey talks to NPR on the demographics of the election and how it surprisingly did not determine how people voted.
Suzanne Maloney discusses the state of U.S. foreign policy with the New York Times during the period of time between the presidential election and the inauguration.
Russell Wheeler spoke to NPR about how the Trump administration will have a good chance to change the makeup of the federal courts quite dramatically.
Mark Iwry spoke to the New York Times about how retirement rules might (or might not) change under Trump.
Sarah Binder spoke to Bloomberg about how expected Trump policies might shift the Federal Reserve’s forecasts.
Howard Gleckman spoke with CNBC about why Trump’s tax plans could be ‘complicated’ in 2025.
Bill Galston talks with The Washington Post on Americans’ dissatisfaction with the economy and its impact on the 2024 election.
President Rouse shared commentary with Project Syndicate on what a Trump presidency will mean for the US and global economies.
Jon Valant weighs in on what education polices might come out of a Trump administration with the Hill.
Tanvi Madan joined the Indian Express to examine President-elect Donald Trump’s win and its impact on U.S.-India-China relations.