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Former Democrats would help ex-president choose policies and personnel if he were to win White House in November

Kamala Harris had a stunningly successful convention beyond all expectations and yet the US presidential race remains too close to call. The result will come down to which party can maximise turnout. Harris is energising women voters on a huge scale, drawn by the opportunity to elect the first female…

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has expressed his intention, if elected to a second term, to use the U.S. armed forces to suppress domestic protests. The New York Times reports that Trump’s allies are marshaling legal arguments to justify using National Guard or active-duty military troops for crowd control.

It was the podcast that reopened a cold case and kicked off the true crime boom. A decade on from its release, its reporter and star talks the price of fame, getting spoofed on SNL and the complicated legacy of her series

The bus trips to Democrat-run cities stopped after June as the number of migrants apprehended across the southwest border plummeted.

The New York Times contributor discusses the Democratic National Convention and the rhetoric of "freedom" on Just Asking Questions.

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Before scientific polling, newspapers relied on betting markets to predict the outcome of elections, often with remarkable accuracy.

By sharing her story, Harris aims to show that she shares the same values as many Americans and understands their everyday challenges.

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