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In these ads, candidates think outside the box as they make the case for voters to vote for them.
Today’s Sentences is all about the midterms.
Everyone knows that one vote will never sway an election. So why do we vote anyway?
How would American media cover the midterm elections if they were happening in another country? Here’s the story you might be reading if they did.
The robotic future is already here.
Facebook is trying to peer-pressure you into voting.
She can make a bigger difference this way than on the Hill.
“We have no moral authority to complain if we don’t vote”
Humanity leaves behind a dying Earth to look for new hope among the stars, as Matthew McConaughey cries in close-up.
The Democrats have developed a “boom-and-bust coalition.”
There are lots of benefits. But the risks of hacking are still way too high.
The people who make it out to the polls tend to be poorer than the people who do vote, and it matters.
The surprising history and devastating consequences of racial politics Down Under.
For millions of uninsured Americans, this 2014 mid-term election is absolutely about Obamacare.
Beyoncé Knowles Carter is maybe the only artist from whom two new songs and a four disc box set can be a disappointment.