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Kari Lake’s lonely and deeply absurd quest to challenge the Arizona election results

The Republican candidate for governor is still refusing to concede the race that made her a MAGA star.

Hakeem Jeffries’s ascent to Democratic leader, explained

Jeffries is known for bringing different groups together, though he’s also clashed with some progressives along the way.

The House votes to avert a potentially devastating railroad strike

Labor successfully pressured Congress to vote on paid sick leave for rail workers.

What makes China’s wave of protests different this time

It’s not Tiananmen, but Xi Jinping faces his first China-wide protests.

One secret to cheap travel? Pet sitting.

It can be an affordable, unique way to see the world one cat, dog, or goat at a time.

Who gets to keep burning fossil fuels as the planet heats up?

Should coal, oil, and natural gas still be part of the answer for the world’s poorest in an era of climate change?

Here’s what employers are cutting instead of your job

You may get to keep your job, but you might lose your Zoom and your desk.