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New York City Voters Just Adopted Ranked-Choice Voting in Elections. Here's How It Works

By Anna Purna Kambhampaty

Young Voters Think U.S. Is on the Wrong Track, Poll Finds

By Charlotte Alter

What to Know About Slovakia's First Female President

By Madeline Roache

President Trump Makes Baseless Claim That Voters Change Clothes to Cast Multiple Votes

By Gina Martinez
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'Our Voice Will Count.' Former Felon Praises Florida Passing Amendment 4, Which Will Restore Voting Rights to 1.4 Million People

"This is transformative," says the Executive Director of the ACLU of Florida

By Alejandro de la Garza

Guam Has Just Elected Its First-Ever Female Governor

She defeated her Republican opponent by more than 8,600 votes

By Alejandro de la Garza

'We'll Be There, I Bet You Won't.' Elderly Voters Taunt Young Americans in New Get-Out-the-Vote Ad

'Climate change? That's a you problem. I'll be dead soon.'

By Gina Martinez

Meet Doug Jones, the Democrat Running Against Embattled Republican Roy Moore

His chances of winning are improving following accusations that Moore pursued relationships with several teenage women

By Maya Rhodan

The Gravest Dangers of Trump's Voter Fraud Commission

Including the potentials for systematic voter disenfranchisement and hacked voter data

By Tomas Lopez

It’s Now Possible to Hack Someone’s Muscles

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

How Americans Became Obsessed With Self-Esteem

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

World Health Organization Elects a New Director General from Ethiopia

On Tuesday, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, a health expert from Ethiopia, was elected as the new director-general to lead the United Nations agency focused on international public health. Tedros,...

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Moon Jae-in Elected South Korea's New President

The center-left candidate ran on measured reengagement with Kim Jong Un's regime

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing and Seoul

The Feminist History of Women and Tattoos

It’s not just a post-election trend

By Samantha Cooney

Less Than Half of White Men Support Trump

His support among white men has dropped 11 points in a month

By Josh Sanburn

Hong Kong Elects a New Chief Executive

Carrie Lam was chosen by a — mostly pro-Beijing — election committee of 1,194 people

By Kevin Lui / Hong Kong

The Mistake We Make When We Think About Donald Trump

Reverse reasoning is dangerous

By Jeffrey Kluger

Indonesians Vote for Pluralism in One of the Country's Most Polarizing Elections

A Chinese Christian candidate shrugs off massive protests by Islamists to 43% of the vote

By Yenni Kwok

Congress Should Investigate Russia Along With Donald Trump’s Finances

It should be made illegal for presidents to hide their business dealings

By Daniel Benjamin

Is Your Name Democratic or Republican?

See what your name says about your politics

By Chris Wilson and Charlotte Alter
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