What I read this week...

America wants a centrist party – in theory (WSJ Opinion)

The case for a Democratic surprise on election night (FiveThirtyEight)

Signal to roll out Snapchat-like "stories" feature (Axios)

How Andreessen Horowitz’s LPs are feeling these days (The Information)

Divisions in Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto empire blur on his trading titan Alameda’s balance sheet (CoinDesk)

Social Capital backs cancer test startup (Axios)

Inside San Diego’s surprising success housing homeless people (LA Times)

Asian American students face bias, but it’s not what you might think (NYT Opinion)

The end of affirmative action would be a disaster (The Atlantic)

How America turned against the First Amendment (The Verge)

How a secret meeting put Hakeem Jeffries on track to replace Pelosi (Politico)

Professional cornhole has a cheating scandal called BagGate (WSJ)

How Taylor Swift went back to the past and turned ‘Midnights’ into her biggest album success yet (CNBC)