Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are seen by a majority of voters as unlikely to bring the country back together after a bitter election season, according to a New York Times/CBS News Poll.
Half of all voters in the nation live in a county that was won in a landslide.
The idea of denying Mrs. Clinton a court pick has been quietly simmering in conservative circles.
After more than a decade away, a foreign correspondent comes back to take stock of his divided homeland.
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Some workers at Trader Joe’s stores, including one who says he was fired for lacking a “genuine“ smile, have complained about their treatment and of safety lapses.
Suket Dhir is a 38-year-old who once sold mobile phones for AT&T. Now he’s the men’s wear designer Vogue.com has called a “global fashion superstar in the making.”
By the end of the year, Afghanistan will be taking in the most Afghan migrants — many of whom are being returned forcibly, including some registered as refugees.
Recent arrivals from Africa and Afghanistan have been living in pup tents in the city’s northern neighborhoods, creating a new crisis for the French.
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When her only child outgrows cuddling, a single mother realizes that her daily life is almost entirely without physical affection, or even touch, from anyone.
The Fox News anchor and author of “Settle for More” says “Bridget Jones’s Diary” reads “like my own journals from pretty much every phase of my life and made me laugh so hard I cried.”
Corner markets and grocery stores are closing across the city, changing the tenor of a neighborhood and forcing some to rethink their daily routines.
If Republicans can’t gain control of government fairly, they’ll simply undermine it.
The problem is not a lack of material riches. It is the growing number of people who feel superfluous.
The idea that we can solve problems by building physical barriers is a persistent human fantasy.
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Barriers to the ballot and calls to racially profile voters are real threats. Cheating at the polls is not.
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