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Government U.S. News

Will Young Voters Decide the Election?

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Government U.S. News
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Next month’s presidential election is expected to be very close. The youth vote could play a decisive role in determining the winner.

Government U.S. News

Your Guide to the Electoral College

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Government U.S. News
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Don’t understand how America chooses a president? You’re not alone. In plain English, here’s how the Electoral College works.

World News

Czar Vladimir?

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World News
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has tightened his grip on power by eliminating dissent and stoking conflict with the West. What does that mean for Russia—and the rest of the world?

U.S. News

Too Many Hits

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U.S. News
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Some young football players are dying with a brain disorder caused by repeated blows to the head. What should athletes and their parents do?

History Primary Sources

Taken Away

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History Primary Sources
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For 150 years, the federal government forced Native American children to attend boarding schools in an effort to ‘Americanize’ them.

Life and Culture

Are There Too Many Billionaires?

Life and Culture

Two experts weigh in on the issue.

World News

The World’s Biggest Food Fight

World News

Once a year in a Spanish town, people pelt each other with tons of overripe tomatoes.

Life and Culture

Red Hot Chili Pepper

Life and Culture

Pepper X was deemed the globe’s hottest by Guinness World Records.

U.S. News

She Swam the English Channel

U.S. News

A California teen has earned the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming.

Life and Culture

Numbers in the News

Life and Culture

Quirky stats about a giant diamond, solar-powered schools, and more

Science and Tech

Help Find the ‘Lost Birds’

Science and Tech

The American Bird Conservancy is encouraging people to look for missing species.

U.S. News

Which States Are Going Electric?

U.S. News

The number of registered E.V.s in the U.S. by state

Life and Culture

The Dilemma: Sending the Intern on a Coffee Run

Life and Culture

Is it okay to have unpaid college students do errands?

Cartoons

Cartoons about elections, the N.F.L., Russia, and more

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