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How can Biden breach Trump's red wall? Analysing crucial swing states in the US
By MATTHEW ALEXANDER After 36 years in the Senate, 8 years as Vice President and 4 attempts to become President, Joe Biden seems set to...


Voter suppression in the USA: what they don’t tell you about American democracy
By LILY MECKEL Early voting has begun in several states around the USA for the most significant elections in US history taking place on...


A pandemic within the pandemic: Violence against women in Mexico exacerbated by lockdown
By FABIAN TIGGES In 2020, we are not only witnessing the historic Covid-19 pandemic, but are experiencing a great, widespread, deeply...


‘What It Takes’ is fascinating and still relevant today
ANDREW DOVER reviews What It Takes: The Way to the White House by Richard Ben Cramer Every election has its iconic debate and campaign...


Donald Trump’s Case Of Coronavirus: A Precipice?
By ADAM GRAVELY He dubbed it “a blessing from God”. He said he now has a “protective glow” of immunity. And less than two weeks after...


The other race - The US Senate elections
BY AMELIA HARRISON The choice between Joe Biden and Donald Trump is one that most Americans have been focused on, but the battle for who...


No Country for Old Men: The problem of age in US politics
By TOM RUGMAN Wednesday night’s vice presidential debate was both more straightforward and more unusual than the one that took place last...


The passing of RBG - What's next for the Supreme Court?
BY CHLOE CAMPBELL-HAMILTON Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a titan of law and symbol of feminism, died on the 18th September 2020, sparking a widely...


The Presidential debate: a plague on both their houses?
Until last night, attacks on one another by the 2020 presidential candidates had been largely limited to snide Twitter remarks


‘Rigged’: Will Trump go peacefully?
As we edge ever closer to Election Day, President Trump is predictably beginning to cast aspersions on the validity of the result.
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