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What Do We Need to Leave in 2025?

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Jennifer James

I’ll start!

From the complete dissolution of USAID to the new America First Global Health Strategy (which I don’t entirely dislike) to the SNAP crisis, federal layoffs, and educational funding claw-backs, 2025 has been intense!

Here are five things I hope we leave in 2025:

  • Doomscrolling: my media vice.
  • Rising Costs: they’re real!
  • The sense of AI or bust: I love AI, but it’s not the answer to everything.
  • Senseless violence: there’s too much of it, and we just move on.
  • Hate in all forms!

What do you hope is left in 2025?

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