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Wisconsin could hinge on a single county

Patrick Caldwell
Racine has voted for George W. Bush, Paul Ryan -- and Barack Obama. Inside the country's most bipolar battleground

Mitt’s six biggest lies to women

Lynn Parramore
In a campaign noted for its deceit, Romney's appeals to women voters have been especially craven

Syria’s conflict threatens the entire region

Erin Cunningham
Civilian casualties are mounting and refugees have begun flooding adjacent nations

Emails show White House was aware of militants in Libya attack

Associated Press
An email sent two hours after the consulate attack said Islamist group Ansar al-Sharia claimed responsibility

Colin Powell endorses Obama

Jillian Rayfield
Says Romney's foreign policy positions are a “moving target"

Gender pay gap begins one year out of college

Natasha Lennard
Report finds women earn on average 82 percent of what men earn after their first year of full-time work

Sorry, America, there is no such thing as “October Surprises”

Alex Pareene
Trump's bombshell fizzled, but it's only partly his fault. There are no big reveals two weeks before an election

Why China isn’t Ohio’s boogeyman

Andrew Leonard
In the long run, economic growth abroad will reverse the trend of income stagnation in the U.S.

Donald Trump: The Frankenstein of media

Azi Paybarah
Today's dumb stunt was possible only because Trump has convinced us all that he really matters

Obama: Wall St. should alter pay incentives

Jim Kuhnhenn
The President told Rolling Stone that "the whole system [is] in favor of very risky behavior"

Obama’s five best Romney zingers

Adele M. Stan
The debates are long over, but "bayonets" lives on. A look at some of the president's smartest one-liners

Obama launches 2-day blitz; Romney also ups pace

Ben Feller
Both campaigns enter the final stretch

Must-see morning clip

Prachi Gupta
"Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" parodies Barack Obama and Mitt Romney as they hang out post-debate

Rape remarks haunt the GOP

Steve Kornacki
Richard Mourdock becomes the latest candidate to embarrass himself. Will it cost his party the Senate?

Third-party candidates debate

Edward McClelland
Little-known contenders joined Larry King last night for a substantive, wide-ranging and largely ignored debate

“The Revisionaries”: Texas schoolbook battle — crazier than you thought!

Andrew O'Hehir
An alarming, hilarious documentary revisits the Tea Party-fueled fight over evolution and Obama in school textbooks

Donald Trump’s surprise: Salon readers’ theories

Prachi Gupta
Our favorite guesses as to what Donald Trump's "very very big" announcement will be

The election that won’t end

Alex Pareene
If it feels endless now, wait until Nov. 6. The winner will be considered illegitimate by half the country

Why Obama and Romney really do see the world differently

Kevin Mattson
Don't be fooled by the moderate Mitt of last night's debate. His worldview is radically different from Obama's

Will Virginia swing the election?

Jamelle Bouie
Ohio and Florida get most of the press, but the road to the White House could very well run through Virginia Beach

Trans-Pacific Partnership: The biggest trade deal you’ve never heard of

Matt Stoller
A huge but little-known trade agreement could transform America's foreign relations. What it is and why it matters

Brand USA takes a hit

Natasha Lennard
Study assessing international perception of countries as brands finds US in increasingly poor global standing

Obama and Romney try, fail to disagree

Michael Lind
Predictably, consensus reigned at last night's debate: Foreign policy is usually a bipartisan affair

Politics’ Hollywood 40

Prachi Gupta
In dueling slideshows, the ultimate list of celebrity endorsements
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