Democrats Leading in All Seven Swing Senate Races 48 Hours Before Election Day: Poll
Even Kansas — a state that has not elected a Democratic senator since the Hoover administration — could flip.
By MATTHEW RICE
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Even Kansas — a state that has not elected a Democratic senator since the Hoover administration — could flip.
By MATTHEW RICE
| |Politics
The president has been spending his final days trying to shore up reliably Republican territory.
By MATTHEW RICE
| |Politics
From America to Japan, governments are urging households to prepare emergency kits amid mounting concerns over conflict, cyberattacks, and extreme weather.
By JOSEPH CURL
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Billionaire owner from Queens uses sport’s big weekend to raise questions about a law firm and potential ‘corruption.’
By GEORGE WILLIS
|Doctors are eyeing lung and pancreatic cancer next for an approach in which an mRNA vaccine is developed from the patient’s own cancer.
By HOLLIE McKAY
|An elite hacking unit tied to Pyongyang has carried out successful cryptocurrency thefts.
By LUKE FUNK
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The failed execution left her with pain in her ‘mind’ and ‘soul,’ she says.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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An activist behind the push to repeal the law insists Massachusetts voters ‘did not ask for abortion through all nine months.’
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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The historic organization that dates back to America’s founding is facing criticism after it disbanded a chapter that sought to prevent transgender women from becoming members.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Arab leaders have not disavowed Hamas and don’t find Eisenkot appealing, but one says his team will choose between ‘bad and worse’ if it means removing Netanyahu.
By SHARON KEHNEMUI
|Hundreds of residents of a city in Russian-occupied Ukraine are being welcomed by tearful relatives after having been trapped without deliveries of food or supplies since early summer.
By DAVID JONES
|United Nations agencies warn maternal deaths could climb after the Taliban shut medical training to women and restricted how men can treat them.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Joseph Kabila’s new front has absorbed M23 and is fighting toward Uvira as Ebola cases pass 10,000 and Washington’s minerals bet hangs in the balance.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Weeks after Washington delisted the country as a state sponsor of terrorism, Damascus is rebuilding its army and police without women.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Weeks of street battles have turned a fight over a flamingo lagoon into the gravest threat yet to Edi Rama’s 13-year rule.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Some Republicans have floated the idea of blocking Peltola from being seated after her team was reportedly involved in getting a spoiler candidate on the ballot.
By MATTHEW RICE
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The Senate candidate vanquished by Abdul El-Sayed in the Democratic primary appeared at a predominantly black church with Mike Rogers on Sunday and later called the contest a race for ‘the conscience of the Senate.’
By MATTHEW RICE
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Federal investigators question donors and allies of Dan J. Sullivan amid allegations the Peltola campaign recruited him to confuse voters.
By JOSEPH CURL
|An Associated Press survey shows early voting totals are up by at least 30 percent and as much as 83 percent in a half-dozen of the most closely watched races.
By DAVID JONES
|With control of the Senate hanging on razor-thin margins, Libertarians are drawing concern from both major parties.
By JOSEPH CURL
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By ROSARIO IACONIS
By GEORGE WILL
By DANIEL McCARTHY
Julian Fellowes’s drama, now in its fourth season on HBO, continues to document the ambitions and expectations at the heart of the American Dream.
By TOM DEIGNAN
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‘Knives Out’ director Rian Johnson asked Steve Yedlin and Eric Cameron to build the $12.99 stills app for his own phone pictures.
By ROSS ANDERSON
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The future of retail may well belong to smaller rooms, more distinctive clothes, and people who actually know your name.
By VIVEK NAGRANI
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Rising fuel and insurance expenses push freight companies into Chapter 11, threatening higher prices for consumers nationwide.
By JOSEPH CURL
|Possible upset Senate wins in states as red as Kansas and Texas, as Ohio layoffs, Iowa steel plant frame furious debate about the economy.
By MATTHEW RICE
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The White House celebrated when Japan’s Sapporo Breweries announced it will move its non-alcoholic brewing to the United States in less than 12 months.
By ALEX ZDAN
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The president says gas prices will drop to $2 per gallon just as soon as the Iranians witness a Republican victory in November.
By DAVID MASTIO
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The gap between credential and preparation arrives at a moment when the job market for new graduates has turned unusually hostile.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Officials who declared mass layoffs as their ultimate goal for the department are now scrambling to hire hundreds back — raising questions about whether there was ever a plan.
By HOLLIE McKAY
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Students offered access to the AI tutor also participated less in their courses.
By SHAILI SINGH
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Federal judge appoints special master to examine whether administration lawyers misled court about plans to close and redevelop D.C. golf course.
By JOSEPH CURL
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The inability of prosecutors to indict the former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson is but the latest example of recalcitrance in politically charged cases.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|Prosecutors say Anna Mochalova did not attack one man after he said he was Muslim, not Jewish.
By LUKE FUNK
|The former FBI director claims that the statute of limitations on his alleged crimes has expired after 10 years.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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By MARIE POHL
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