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Channels frontpage world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business Latest Overview world entertainment odd news politics science technology health sports business AD No longer 'protected': A migrant policy shift upends deeply rooted lives Julio Perez pulls a card from his bulky brown wallet. It is this US government-issued piece of plastic that makes it legal for Mr. Perez to live and work ... > In Midwest swing states, a 'red wall' for Republicans could crack Bill Sarten was worried about his guns. The lifelong hunter had seen the ads warning voters that Hillary Clinton would leave them defenseless. Sarten, a ... > Service to country: In Kentucky, the fight to bring more veterans to Congress Just days before the election, as Democrats bask in the aroma of chili and possible victory at the Bourbon County fairgrounds, Rep. Seth Moulton (D) of Mas... > Is progress on race still possible?  In the campaign for the 2018 midterm elections in the United States, the issue of race was a bold backdrop. To other countries, elections in the US are ... > world Barnstorming with Trump in the ultimate campaign prop: Air Force One The view from Air Force One as we approached Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport was breathtaking: snow-capped mountains, low-hanging clouds, farms dotting the valleys. As we landed, we could see the brightly lit rally site – an airport hangar. ... > world Patron of the past: The Jordanian duke who's preserving the soul of the Levant Jordan’s first and only duke has played many roles in his life – often on the very same day – but there is one he cherishes: promoter and preserver... > world Readers write: Examination of Islamist moderates, cartoon cuts, protecting the Amazon, and sustainability of farms Examination of Islamist moderates... > world A record in ‘diversity’ of candidates It’s taken a civil war and other struggles but America’s democracy is now clearly more welcoming of diversity in its political candidates, at least in ... > world Nationalists of the world, unite? Steve Bannon's populist path proves rocky. “Be it resolved, the future of Western politics is populist, not liberal.”... > world A border, a bus, then school begins in New Mexico With her backpack slung over one shoulder, Gabriela Corona strolls toward the US-Mexico border as casually as if she is crossing the street to school. Gab... > world Arming election officials: How cyber sensors are boosting ballot security Susan Gill has never met Anatoliy Sergeyevich Kovalev. The supervisor of elections in Florida’s Citrus County wouldn’t know Mr. Kovalev from a televis... >