The reclusive hedge-fund tycoon behind the Trump presidency
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Ted Cruz leads Beto O'Rourke fifty-four to forty-five, Quinnipiac University poll says
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The haunting of Port Arthur: Australian MPs launch new push on gun laws
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Germany ousts spymaster over far-right violence row
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Rightwing thinktanks unveil radical plan for US-UK Brexit trade deal
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House Appropriations Republicans adopt "license to discriminate" amendment
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Colorado could raise property tax rates for short-term rentals like Airbnb
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How Midwestern suffragists won the vote by attacking immigrants
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"American democracy is in crisis" - Hillary Clinton
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No handmaids here! Australian Liberal women launch their red resistance
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"What does anger mean for the immigrant?" - What we're talking about when we talk about "political correctness", inclusion, and social justice, Part 1
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FEMA to test 'Presidential Alert' system next week
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Canada betrays its own citizens. Hassan Diab's case is among its most egregious.
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Retired Adm. William McRaven resigned from Pentagon board days after criticizing Trump
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Texas board votes to eliminate Helen Keller and Hillary Clinton from history curriculum
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Things Fall Apart (Part 2)
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What's next after Liberal Democracy
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Dealing with an out-of-control president, in 1973
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Across US, polling stations are slowly disappearing
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Democratic insurgents topple six New York Senate incumbents
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Sen. Ben Sasse reveals five point plan to address ethics issues in DC
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Litigation gone digital: Ottawa experiments with artificial intelligence in tax cases
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Today, Europe lost the internet. Now, we fight back
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A series of suspicious money transfers followed the Trump Tower meeting
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On The Sidelines Of Democracy: Exploring Why So Many Americans Don't Vote
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US House Democrats’ top priority if they win in November is a sweeping anti-corruption bill
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North Carolina didn't like science on sea levels…so passed a law against it
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D.C.-Based Pro-Israel Group Secretly Ran Misleading Facebook Ads to Target Pro-Palestinian Activist
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Facebook punishes liberal news site after fact check by right-wing site
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Democrats Don’t Care About Policy Compromise Anymore — Just Like Republicans
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Skripal poisoning: Putin says suspects 'civilians, not criminals'
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Catalan separatists pack Barcelona to demand split from Spain
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Canada's notwithstanding clause — what's that again?
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Why would Cynthia Nixon order lox on a cinnamon raisin bagel? We present six theories
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George Orwell: Why socialists don't believe in fun
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Autocracy: Rules for Survival - 2016 - Russian-born journalist Masha Gessen reflects on the election of Donald Trump
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John Bolton threatens war crimes court with sanctions in virulent attack
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Who failed Turkey: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan or the West?
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“Socialism” vs. “capitalism” is a false dichotomy
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Donald Trump administration discussed US coup plans with rebel Venezuelan officers
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Former President Barack Obama delivers remarks on the ‘state of our democracy’
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The Republican approach to US voter fraud: Lie
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Sweden's elections: Scandinavian country’s 7.3 million voters go to polls on 9 September. What are the key issues?
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"The Social Ideology of the Motorcar" by André Gorz, 1973
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For older voters, getting the right ID can be especially tough
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What do you do to research politicians in your country?
Before elections or just in general, what do you do to get to know people in power? I personally use Wikipedia as a clear, quick way to learn about politicians from front to back. Also, near...
Before elections or just in general, what do you do to get to know people in power?
I personally use Wikipedia as a clear, quick way to learn about politicians from front to back. Also, near elections, I tend to do a quick web search alongside this to try and get a feel of what current events are saying about candidates, now that they're in the limelight.
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Snatched pic gives insight into 'no deal' Brexit planning
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Booker releases committee confidential documents related to yesterday’s testimony
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UK to face Russia at UN spy case briefing
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I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration
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