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7 environmental takeaways from the 2020 election season
John R. Platt
Even while we wait for the final ballots to come in, several key themes are clear
Trump lost — but did democracy really win? That depends on us
Andrew O'Hehir
Boy, did we need that extraordinary day of celebration — but one election can't resolve the crisis of democracy
Do Biden and Trump voters even speak the same language?
Kate Yoder
On climate change and every other polarized issue, words have failed us
Armed suspected QAnon supporters arrested over alleged plot to attack Philadelphia Convention Center
Brett Wilkins
The arrests were made in the wake of the president making false and potentially incendiary claims about voter fraud
Democrats won the battle against Donald Trump — but not the war against Trumpism
Chauncey DeVega
America's celebration is justified. But Biden's painful, partial victory is only the beginning of a long conflict
Alabama cop calls for the murder of Joe Biden voters: “Put a bullet in their skull for treason”
Alex Henderson
The Flomaton, Alabama, police captain was placed on administrative leave before resigning over the Facebook post
Stop the vote? Count every vote? For Trump, that depends on whether he’s winning or losing the state
Brett Wilkins
The president's desperation was easy fodder for critics in politics, the press and entertainment
Trump’s Pennsylvania lawsuits invoke Bush v. Gore — but SCOTUS probably won’t decide the election
Steven Mulroy
Judges can intervene in elections, but the Supreme Court really prefers not to
Polling place no-shows
Larry Buhl
Election watchers say acts of conflict were not especially greater in number than any other election year
Why capitalism was destined to come out on top in the 2020 election
Richard D. Wolff
Pro-capitalist parties publicly deny but privately fear that their political dominance is threatened
5 types of misinformation to watch out for while ballots are being counted — and after
Kate Starbird, Jevin West, Renee DiResta
Mail-in and absentee ballots are a subject of misinformation spreading across social media
How tech firms have tried to stop disinformation and voter intimidation — and come up short
Scott Shackelford
Facebook and the other social media platform companies are facing a reckoning for their handling of disinformation
Why Trump’s lawsuits are having little impact on the vote counts
Steven Rosenfeld
Trump’s suits have been filed late, target small issues and are error-ridden.
Another election, another round of poll bashing. Is that fair?
Michael Schulson
Forecasts once again substantially underestimated the extent of support for Trump. But does that mean they failed?
Why the 2020 election looks a lot like 1876 — with one crucial difference
Matthew Rozsa
The 2020 election has its closest parallel in the protracted, difficult 1876 contest between Tilden and Hayes
Trump campaign now terrified Fox News will call Pennsylvania for Biden
Alex Henderson
Trump's reelection campaign was furious when right-wing Fox News called Arizona for Joe Biden
Our problems aren’t just with Karens, but a nation of Meghan McCains
Melanie McFarland
Anyone baffled at how Trump's margin among white women went up between 2016 and 2020 wasn't watching "The View"
MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow sidelined after “close contact” tests positive for coronavirus
Brian Steinberg
The host will be "quarantining ’til it’s safe for me to be back at work without putting anyone at risk"
Lost in the fog of four years in Trump’s America
Libby Hill
I've used TV to anesthetize myself to the outside world. But that ends now
Joe Biden elected president — at last — as major media declares an end to grueling race
Igor Derysh, Andrew O'Hehir
AP, major networks finally declare an end to the Trump era — while president plays golf, refuses to concede
Detroit women may help Joe Biden win
Jessica Goodheart
But can a divided nation carry out their agenda?
Clown coup: Trump’s effort to overthrow democracy as well-run as his business (and presidency)
Amanda Marcotte
Trump had many tools at hand for a coup — SCOTUS, Bill Barr, the GOP Senate — but went with Twitter "declarations"
Five things to learn from Election Day 2020 in Texas
Alex Samuels, Patrick Svitek
Texas played host to a series of high-stakes contests up and down the ballot
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