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Democrats Waste No Time Punching Left in the Wake of Biden’s WinRyan Grim, Akela LacyBut in Detroit, Minneapolis, and Philadelphia, organizing by progressives gave Biden a boost.
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Nonwhite Voters Are Not Immune to the Appeal of Right-Wing PopulismMurtaza HussainFrom Toronto’s Rob Ford to Donald Trump, racist candidates attract nonwhite support. What gives?
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As Fox News Support for Trump Wavers, Struggle Breaks Out in Murdoch FamilyPeter MaassKathryn Murdoch called on her family, which owns Fox News, to ensure the network reports honestly on the election.
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A Hallmark of the Trump Campaign’s Final Days: News Conferences Without QuestionsRobert MackeyThe president took no questions from reporters because his bogus claims of mass vote fraud evaporate under scrutiny.
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Behind Joe Biden’s Georgia Surge, a State Ready to Boil OverGeorge ChidiThe results are bittersweet for Southern Democrats.
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Losing Could Expose Trump to Prosecution for Any Number of CrimesJon SchwarzFormer presidents normally don’t go to jail, but few have committed so many obvious crimes unrelated to their duties in office.
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Enraged Trump Supporters Swarm Election Offices Spouting Conspiracy TheoriesRobert MackeyTrump voters in Michigan, Arizona and Nevada want more counting in some states, less in others.
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One Man Will Decide Who Fills Kamala Harris’s Senate SeatMatthew Cunningham-CookIf Biden wins, California Gov. Gavin Newsom will appoint Harris’s two-year replacement — because of a loophole in the Constitution.
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What Happened?DeconstructedAll the signs had seemed to point to a Democratic sweep. Why didn’t it materialize?
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