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The absurd quest to make the “best” razor
The $3.5 billion shaving industry is secretive and litigious — and disrupting itself silly.
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“Public charge,” Trump’s proposal to restrict legal immigration, explained
Over 200,000 people left public comments on a proposed regulation to penalize low-income immigrants.
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The fight for voting rights is personal for Rep. Terri Sewell
"Our history of voter suppression has come right back around."
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The best of everything
So many products today claim to be the best. Why — and why can’t we stop buying them?
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There’s election fraud in North Carolina. That’s not the same thing as voter fraud.
Conservatives claim the North Carolina ballot tampering scandal proves voter fraud is real. Not quite.
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The US government’s ongoing battle with Chinese telecom giant Huawei, explained
The US has long expressed concerns about Huawei and its ties to the Chinese government.
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The Arctic has lost 2.6 million reindeer over the past 20 years
The Arctic is changing — fast. That’s bad news for reindeer and caribou.
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This Democrat thinks voting rights should be one of the House’s first big priorities in January
Rep. Terri Sewell is introducing a bill to restore the Voting Rights Act.
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Time’s 2018 Person of the Year is Jamal Khashoggi and other “Guardians” of the truth
The list includes Filipina journalist Maria Ressa, imprisoned Reuters journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, and the staff of the Capital Gazette.
