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The “Catholic vote” is powerful, considering it doesn’t really exist

The Church’s ability to bring partisans together in a polarised nation is indispensable.

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With the region on the brink of all-out war, rhetorical moderation is required.

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By trying to sustain its control of the Middle East, the United States will only hasten its decline.

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If Democrat voter turnout is as expected, it's good news for Kamala Harris.

By Ben Walker

The obsessions of the extremely online right do not correspond with the concerns of most voters.

By Jill Filipovic

The former first lady is more camera-shy than her husband, but his campaign needs her.

By Kara Kennedy

Speaking at the UN, the President eulogised his own record - but leaves behind a global crisis.

By Freddie Hayward

Despite moments of frustrating caution, her memoir Something Lost, Something Gained is revealing about Bill and exhilarating on her feminist…

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