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There’s no rule that says you have to stay up to be an informed member of the republic.

He’s finally eligible to cast a ballot, and wants a president who’s anti-abortion. That’s why he’s voting third-party.

Why should brown and Black Americans embrace Trump’s supporters?

He has attacked his allies, antagonized voters, and dared the majority to vote him out.

They exist, but not in the numbers the Trafalgar Group thinks.

Its other themes include "the race is really tight" and "Joe Biden is a hologram."

This election has revealed what happens outside of law.

Deepfakes go from pornography to necromancy.

A story that never should have been assigned.

"We are all exhausted and grumpy and miserable."

And which toppings Republicans prefer.

Consider the entirely on purpose “Panic of 1893.”

Does it have to do with lazy coaches? Baseball?

One lives in another state and wants me to hand-sew her dress via Zoom.

We asked local officials what they learned from chaotic elections in 2016 and 2018.

I did “everything right” when I felt an affair beginning, but now I’m still haunted by it.

The second-to-last Trump Vincibility Watch ever.

The paranoia is out of control.

How a simple message came to be used nearly word-for-word in elections large and small for more than 200 years.

Also, Biden is a French professor.

A roundup of suggestions for dealing with the wait.

Polling data sorted by first name shows that Trump is leading Donalds by a comfortable margin, while Biden is tied among Josephs.

Just one recipient willing to ignore warning signs can be enough to undo those layers of protection.

“If we go into overtime, then we’re in deep trouble.”

One small step of military ceremony on the space station, one giant leap toward poisoning decades of peaceful cooperation.