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Is Jamaal Bowman's primary defeat the beginning of the end for DC's Squad?
Today's Big Question The congressman ran the most expensive House primary in US history but it wasn't enough
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'This would be good for the Democrats, and give them a better chance of winning'
Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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'Forged in the fire of the food world's worst excesses'
Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Free election guide for children
The Week Junior Are your kids asking lots of questions about the general election? The Week Junior + Democracy Classroom are here to help.
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Why the Conservatives are worried about Canada's 1993 election
The Explainer Nigel Farage says Canadian Reform Party are his 'model' for 'reverse takeover' of the Tories
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The increasing ubiquity of 'pink-slime' journalism
The Explainer The issue is becoming more concerning as the US election draws closer
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'If they want to win over Gen Z, they'll need to use this time wisely'
Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Will Biden's courtship of seniors make a difference in November?
Today's Big Question The president is losing ground with young voters, but working to make it up with people closer to his age
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India elections start amid violence, hate speech accusations
Talking Points Narendra Modi seeks a third term while critics worry about the future of the country's democracy
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India elections 2024: the logistics of world's biggest vote
The Explainer More than 10% of the world's population is registered for a historic democratic exercise, with PM Modi likely to dominate again
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Less than total recall
Editor's Letter Why our brains want to forget the darkest days of the pandemic
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Putin's sham election
Opinion Protest votes show Russian dissent still simmers
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Russians start to vote in election Putin will win
speed read Putin's opponents are mostly in prison, exiled or dead
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The state of Russian opposition after Navalny
The Explainer Potential challengers to Vladimir Putin have been jailed, exiled or barred from ballot
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