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Current Affairs • Nov 13, 2025
Kamala Harris’s Memoir Shows Exactly Why Her Campaign Flopped
Politicians love writing memoirs. Barack Obama has two (three if you count the partly-autobiographical The Audacity of Hope), Hillary Clinton four, and Pete Buttigieg two. These tomes attempt to create and cement a particular historical narrative about the past, for the future, placing their protagonists firmly in the Great Men of History pantheon. Both winners and losers have much to say, it seems: Obama’s 768-page A Promised Land is only the first of two volumes about his presidency (the audiobook is 29 hours long). Hillary Clinton keeps writing memoirs before and after political losses, and it is unclear if these are pitches for future jobs (“Open to Work” to use the LinkedIn term), or attempts to recast her decades of disappointment to show people what they could have had. Memoirs can also be excellent sources of income, especially for those who command advances that ordinary writers only dream of: Obama and his wife Michelle received a reported and record-breaking $65 million for both their books. Joe Biden is said to have received $10 million for his forthcoming work.
Semafor • Nov 12, 2025
Affordability for Americans caught in political crosshairs
President Donald Trump has called the affordability crisis a “con job by the Democrats,” while his actions attempt to address the same.
Semafor • Nov 12, 2025
Trump administration lays out plan for federal workers' back pay after government reopens
According to the initial schedule reviewed by Semafor, by Nov. 19 nearly all affected federal workers will receive pay they missed during the shutdown.
Semafor • Nov 12, 2025
AI is in a market of opportunity and uncertainty, not a bubble
This week, a market selloff renewed worries that the AI bubble is deflating, and nobody wants to be the last one out.
Semafor • Nov 12, 2025
UK aims to reduce animal testing in research
Science Minister Patrick Vallance said the government hopes to end some test types this year.
Semafor • Nov 12, 2025
US lawmakers release Epstein emails referencing Trump
Some of the communications suggest Trump was more aware of Epstein’s conduct than he has acknowledged.
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