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This weekend, catch up on some of Axios' best pieces of the week:

Mike Allen's preview of a New Yorker article on how we could lose the cold war.

Dan Primack talked with Twitter founder and Square CEO Jack Dorsey about how to be a successful tech company in the age of Trump.

Obamacare kept getting more popular... sort of.

We tracked the explosion of right-wing media companies over the last few years.

We looked at what Trump has gotten most right and most wrong.

We gave Trump some advice for his big reset opportunity, and found out how he's planning to handle it.

The outsourcing problem isn't exactly what Trump thinks it is.

We discovered whose jobs will be lost to robots.

The best of this week in Axios

Politics

<p>This weekend, catch up on some of Axios&#x27; best pieces of the week:</p>

2024 will be an election year like no other, as President Biden seeks re-election amid economic uncertainty, two wars and questions about his age. His likely foe, former President Trump, faces felony charges and vows revenge on his political enemies. Meanwhile, Americans generally are dissatisfied with those choices and are divided over immigration, race, education and more.

Politics & Policy

The best of this week in Axios

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