An 8:30 a.m. phone call put Howard Schweitzer on the operating team for a $700 billion rescue. His career since then has kept returning to the same question: how do you turn a decision into something that works?
Milan Singh is a writer and pollster based in Washington, DC, best known as the founder and director of the Yale Youth Poll, whose 2025 surveys forced a national conversation about the rightward drift of the youngest Gen Z voters. A 2026 Yale economics graduate from Cambridge, Massachusetts, he is a fellow at The Argument and a former researcher at Slow Boring, writing about polling, elections, inflation, housing, and the economy.