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The Florida voter fraud allegations, explained

Republicans claim voter fraud in Florida. There’s no evidence for that, but there is evidence of human error and incompetence.

By German Lopez

Trump insists things are going fine with North Korea. They’re not.

A new report shows it’s improving its missile program — something Pyongyang said it would do.

By Alex Ward

The Trump administration’s anti-birth control agenda, explained

The administration is systematically rolling back birth control access. New rules are just the latest move.

By Anna North

YouTube is full of cringey, clickbait DIY channels. They’re even weirder than you think.

How bizarre channels like Troom Troom and 5-Minute Crafts took over YouTube.

By Rebecca Jennings

California’s wildfires are hardly “natural” — humans made them worse at every step

We fuel them. We build next to them. We ignite them.

By Umair Irfan

Stan Lee, the godfather of Marvel comics, dies at 95

Stan Lee co-created unforgettable Marvel characters like Spider-Man and the X-Men.

By Alex Abad-Santos

We read all 25 National Book Award finalists for 2018. Here’s what we thought. 

The Vox staff reviews all the finalists in each of five categories: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, translated literature, and young people’s literature.

By Constance Grady, Todd VanDerWerff, and 17 others

Criminal profiling doesn’t work. TV shows should maybe stop celebrating it.

Psychologists cannot, it turns out, catch criminals with the power of their minds.

By Dylan Matthews

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Democrat Richard Ojeda, a champion of West Virginia’s teachers, says he is running for president

By Alexia Fernández Campbell

Are foldable smartphones the future, whether we like them or not?

By Kaitlyn Tiffany

Trump’s attack on the Florida recounts is an attack on American democracy

By Zack Beauchamp

Trump is lying about voter fraud in Florida, and media outlets are spreading it

By Aaron Rupar

The races that still haven’t been called in Arizona, Florida, and Georgia, explained

By Tara Golshan, Li Zhou, and 1 other

Why the political fight in Georgia is far from over

By P.R. Lockhart

I'm a woman who fought wildfires for 7 years. Climate change is absolutely making them worse.

By Anastasia Selby

Millions of Americans take vitamin D. Most should just stop.

By Julia Belluz

How to capture the feeling of a movie in a single font

The type designers and typographers behind Suspiria, Sorry to Bother You, and The Favourite explain their creative processes.

By Eliza Brooke

New York’s Orthodox Jewish community is battling measles outbreaks. Vaccine deniers are to blame.

By Julia Belluz

I took my 3-year-old to Congress to fight for health care. I feel like we won the midterms.

By Elena Hung

The asylum ban — Trump’s boldest immigration power grab yet — explained

By Dara Lind

The NRA told doctors to “stay in your lane” on guns. I’m a doctor. This is my lane.

By Dr. Judy Melinek

President Trump cites conspiracy theory to demand Florida stop recount with Republicans ahead

By Aaron Rupar

The 2018 electorate was older, whiter, and better educated than in 2016

By Matthew Yglesias
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What the new Democratic House majority might actually pass on health care

By Dylan Scott

How to protest Trump

By Sean Illing

To beat Trump, House Democrats need to fight on policy, not just scandals

Trump’s weakness is policy. Can Democrats exploit it?

By Ezra Klein

How a $50-a-year nutrition program cut domestic violence in Bangladesh

By Dylan Matthews

My parents give me $28,000 a year

By E.J. Roller

Why air service is so crucial for small cities

By Aditi Shrikant

US climate politics just got even more polarized. Here’s how Democrats can move forward.

By David Roberts

The growth of yoga and meditation in the US since 2012 is remarkable

By Eliza Barclay and Julia Belluz

Australia’s terrorist attack killed far fewer people than the US’s mass shooting 24 hours earlier

By Rachel Withers

Riverdale’s return to the ’90s is the show at its nonsensical batshit best

By Constance Grady

Macron denounces nationalism as avowed “nationalist” Trump stands steps away

By Rachel Withers

It was a nostalgic end for Saturday Night Live’s Jeff Sessions

By Rachel Withers

Fossil fuel money crushed clean energy ballot initiatives across the country

By David Roberts

Nutrition research is deeply biased by food companies. A new book explains why.

By Julia Belluz

New Delhi is once again the most polluted city on Earth

By Umair Irfan

Matthew Whitaker’s appointment is the latest Trump tax the GOP is paying

By Matthew Yglesias

Ariana Grande’s greatest asset isn’t her amazing voice. It’s her resilience.

By Alex Abad-Santos

Dana Rohrabacher, Putin’s favorite Congress member, just lost his House seat

By Alex Ward

The Arizona, Florida, and Georgia election recounts, explained

By Kay Steiger, Li Zhou, and 2 others

Trump responds to worst fires in California’s history by threatening to withhold federal aid

By Rachel Withers

Florida begins recounts in governor and senate races

By Tara Golshan and Rachel Withers

Trump really wants you to think he doesn’t know Whitaker

By Rachel Withers

The brutal mirror: what the psychedelic drug ayahuasca showed me about my life

4 trips in 4 days was the best — and worst — thing I’ve ever done.

By Sean Illing
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