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Why Biden’s fundraising dominance could save his campaign

By Eric Levitz

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Should we care about RFK Jr. and his new running mate?

By Nicole Narea

3 theories for why Donald Trump’s popularity is rising

By Christian Paz

4 ways in which Biden can pressure Israel on Gaza — if he really wanted to

By Joshua Keating

Is the new push to ban TikTok for real?

By Nicole Narea

Biden isn’t advertising America’s record oil boom

By Nicole Narea

Robert Hur’s report exaggerated Biden’s memory issues

By Andrew Prokop

Biden’s vs. Trump’s economy, in 8 charts

By Nicole Narea

Charlamagne tha God on why many Black voters aren’t sold on Biden

By Noel King and Natalie Jennings

Biden to nation: Republicans like rich people more than they like you

By Eric Levitz

Jason Palmer, the guy who beat Biden in American Samoa, briefly explained

By Li Zhou

Republicans just passed up the chance to win a historic landslide

By Eric Levitz

What Biden could do to bring grocery prices down

By Miles Bryan and Noel King

Democrats’ latest problem: 1 in 5 Latino voters are considering switching parties

By Christian Paz

Republicans’ voter suppression obsession may end up helping ... Democrats?

By Eric Levitz

Can Biden contain the fallout from his Gaza policy in Michigan?

By Nicole Narea

Do 1 in 5 Americans really believe Taylor Swift is in cahoots with Biden?

By Christian Paz

Biden is weak — and unstoppable

By Eric Levitz

Welcome to the “neomedieval era”

By Joshua Keating

The Biden administration’s plan to slash bank overdraft fees, explained

By Nicole Narea

Taiwan elects Lai Ching-te, denying China’s hopes for reunification

By Joshua Keating

What Democrats’ panic over young voters misses

By Christian Paz

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s mysterious absence, explained

By Joshua Keating

2024 is the biggest global election year in history

By Bryan Walsh

The US may be flouting its own laws by sending unrestricted aid to Israel

By Nicole Narea

What happens in Ukraine if US aid disappears?

By Joshua Keating

Why Republicans are pursuing an unfounded impeachment inquiry into Biden

By Li Zhou

Can Democrats overcome their deep divisions over Gaza?

By Nicole Narea

Israel moves into southern Gaza after a week-long truce — and its goals are murkier than ever

By Ellen Ioanes

The Israel-Hamas hostage deal, explained

By Jonathan Guyer

Most of Israel’s weapons imports come from the US. Now Biden is rushing even more arms.

By Jonathan Guyer

The achievement of this year’s Biden-Xi summit is, simply, the meeting itself

By Jonathan Guyer

More than 500 Biden campaign alumni want a Gaza ceasefire

By Jonathan Guyer

There’s a sliver of good US-China news — and it involves nukes

By Jen Kirby

Will an Israel-Hamas ceasefire happen? The reasons and roadblocks, explained.

By Jonathan Guyer

Biden’s new plan for student loan relief, explained

By Kevin Carey

The Biden administration needs to update its old thinking on Israel-Palestine

By Jonathan Guyer

Biden came and went to Israel. What comes next?

By Jonathan Guyer

This Gaza war didn’t come out of nowhere

By Jonathan Guyer

How Biden ended up building part of Trump’s border wall

By Nicole Narea

Five years after Khashoggi, the Saudis won

By Jonathan Guyer

A simple way to prevent government shutdowns

By Dylan Matthews

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What to know as Congress avoids government shutdown

By Vox Staff

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