Project 2025
Coverage of Project 2025 in the Nexus archive.
- Democrats’ ‘Project 2029’ goes after tech companies with online safety plan
Democrats’ 'Project 2029' introduces a policy framework targeting online child safety, aiming to counter conservative 'Project 2025' and shape the 2028 presidential race. The 'Kids Over Clicks' proposal seeks to limit Section 230 protections for tech companies, ban social media accounts for under-16s, and implement stricter privacy and safety measures.
- What does an aging population mean for Mexico?
Mexico's population is aging, with projections showing more people over 60 than under 12 by 2034. The demographic shift raises concerns about healthcare, retirement, and intergenerational relationships, while personal accounts highlight individual anxieties about aging and health.
- Littwin: A tale of two Colorado gubernatorial debates — one told us too little, the other much too much
The Colorado gubernatorial primary debates featured a Democratic race between Michael Bennet and Phil Weiser, where candidates showed little differentiation, and a Republican debate with Victor Marx, Barbara Kirkmeyer, and Scott Bottoms that revealed disqualifying information about two candidates. The article critiques the Democratic debate for rehashing existing arguments and the Republican debate for excessive disclosures, including issues related to wildfire resources and food stamp policies.
- Fed Chair Warsh makes first hires at central bank, including ‘Project 2025’ author
The new Fed chair, Warsh, has made his first hires at the central bank, including an individual who authored the Fed chapter in the conservative policy blueprint 'Project 2025.'
- Exclusive: New group plots 2028 "Abundance" agenda
The Inclusive Abundance Initiative, a center-left nonprofit, is developing a 2028 policy agenda focused on deregulation in healthcare, housing, energy, and other sectors to counter Democratic challenges. The group faces internal party debates over its corporate-friendly stance versus progressive priorities, with figures like Derek Kaufman and Nicholas Bagley leading efforts.
- Project 2025 architect drops GOP primary bid against Sen. Lindsey Graham
Paul Dans, a Project 2025 architect, is dropping out of the South Carolina GOP Senate primary race against Sen. Lindsey Graham. The move ends his campaign for the Republican nomination.