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International Relations
The Race to Run the U.N.
Seven straw polls in, no candidate has won over all five veto powers. With António Guterres's term ending Dec. 31, the fight to choose the world's top diplomat is getting crowded, and messy.
U.S. Politics
Republicans Brace for a “Brutal Evening”
Days before the midterms, GOP strategists are no longer asking whether they'll lose the House, only how badly.
International Relations
The War Nobody Voted On
Eight months in, the Iran war has cost more than $47 billion and 23 American lives. Congress never approved it, and most Americans have opposed it from the start.
U.S. Politics
Republicans See Trump in Angie Nixon
Florida's Democratic Senate nominee is a democratic socialist. Her Republican critics say her campaign sounds a lot like the president's.