Will prices ever be able to come back down? @CNBC Senior Economics Reporter @steveliesman says we don't actually want prices to come down, and instead we should hope for a lower increase in the inflation rate, from close to 4% down to 2%.

Will immigration policy change if Democrats win big in the midterms?  @Wharton Professor @profzeke, author of "The Truth About Immigration" says Democrats have yet to articulate a vision on immigration policy after being burned on the issue in 2024.

How is Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement going across the country? Carlos Gutierrez (@carlosgutierrez), who was Secretary of Commerce under President George W. Bush and worked on bipartisan immigration reform in 2007, says Trump’s tactics are “not the way we do things.”

From water and electricity use to bigger worries about AI, Americans on both sides of the aisle are pushing back on the rapid spread of data centers. David Roberts (@drvolts) explains on our latest show why this has become one of the rare fights that crosses party lines.

Polls show Americans are souring on data centers. @AmyJaffeenergy, director of the Global Energy, Climate, and Sustainability Lab at @nyuniversity, says public outrage is already having an effect on policy, and this issue will be at the forefront of many coming elections.

“Our systems are not working, and young people are rightfully angry about that.” Anna Brown, executive director of the nonprofit @Citizens_Count, weighs in on why voters are feeling dismayed and the potential ways this problem gets solved.

Are Democrats voting for Democrats, or are they just voting against Republicans? @kmele Foster, editor-at-large at @TangleNews, says political malaise, economic frustration and a loss of trust are all taking a part in shaping who we vote for.