David Shapiro is a Copy Editor per diem at various publications. He covers a wide range of topics including AI and machine learning, economic policy, government and politics, and regional interest news, often intersecting culture and society with technology. David's work has been featured in notable outlets such as video.tm, Yahoo News, and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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David Shapiro's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation. The themes covered in his articles predominantly revolve around crime and government & politics.
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By: David Shapiro
Uranium Mining, Fuel Cycle, Small Modular Reactors, Microreactors, Used-Fuel Management and Fusion
The Manchester City scandal casts a shadow over the beautiful game. When did it stop being about a fair contest?
By: David Shapiro
It’s usually metaphorical when we talk about the stink of misconduct and ineptitude in local government, such as the state tourism executive who was fired for harassing co-workers with racist and sexist behavior and ended up collecting more than $500,000 from a jury for being harassed himself as a whistleblower.
The capital gains tax for a long-term shareholder will be as painful as finding a replacement investment that offers the same sort of returns
By: David Shapiro, Jennifer Clement, Aaron Franzheim
Explore M&A trends in precision manufacturing and engineered components, including buyer priorities, deal activity, and valuations.
By: David Shapiro
Legal remedies to stem the corrupting influence of dark money in elections have proved elusive since the U.S. Supreme Court opened the floodgates on political spending by corporations and labor unions.
By: David Shapiro
Of the 20 City Charter amendments on the general election ballot, I’ve wrestled most with No. 6, to require Honolulu police to adopt policies protecting the rights of all people, regardless of citizenship, and limit HPD’s cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
One of the most popular stores in Keyser over the past 100 years was Grayson’s Sporting Goods. It was owned and operated by Edgell Grayson, one of the best merchants
Tencent is still a good stock, but exposure to AI and the tech sector generally might be better achieved with an S&P 500 tracker
By: David Shapiro
The slick four-page political flyer barely fit in my mailbox.
