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The Democratic Party Isn’t AOC’s Party—At Least Not Yet

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New Poll: Joe Biden’s Lead Over Donald Trump Narrows by 5 Points

GOP Playbook: Trump's 'Law and Order' Campaign Is Not New

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Joe Biden Might Be a Flip-Flopper on Fracking

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Donald's Comeback? Trump-Biden Race Tightens in Battleground States

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House Republican Introduces Bill That Prevents Violent Protesters from Getting Coronavirus Unemployment Benefits

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The Nagorno-Karabakh War Widens the Ethnic Divide in Iran

Why America First Is Here To Stay, Even if Donald Trump Is Defeated

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Twitter Reveals Further Election Misinformation Measures

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Censorship By Big Tech Is Imperiling America’s Democracy

The Trump Administration Won't Accept Abortion as a Human Right

Is Ukraine Set to Change Rulers Yet Again?

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Right-Wing Extremism: The New Wave of Global Terrorism?

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Why the U.S. Military Still Loves Donald Trump

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