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'Red mirage': Ominous prediction for US election
A spike in the number of mail voters this year could create a "mirage" on election night.
A spike in the number of mail voters this year could create a "mirage" on election night.
He said people should vote again if their ballots hadn't already been counted by mail.
Donald Trump to nominate Liddell to the position of OECD Secretary General.
The Democratic nominee has taken aim at the US President's handling of Covid.
Nobel prize-winning economist says New Zealand's Covid-19 response is best in world.
The Vice-President was alerted in case the President had to receive anesthesia.
New York Times: The unfounded ideas have been circulating online for months.
The city has been riven by protests since the August 23 shooting of Jacob Blake.
New York Times: Trump has been throwing accelerant on the fire of social unrest.
He's dismissing his presidential opponent as incapable of tackling the violence himself.
New York Times: Violence is becoming a major theme in final weeks of the 2020 campaign.
New York Times: Right-wing influencers are dominating political discussions on Facebook.
New York Times: In a Twitter barrage, Trump advanced various conspiracy theories.
Trump acts as though pandemic is over, proving his opponent right in process.
Trump has been a great unifier politically - but there's a big problem.
Most of Trump's speeches spark enthusiastic support. Today's was a little different.
COMMENT: For much of Trump's speech, the challenge was to stay awake.
First Lady's dress choice stole the spotlight from President at the Republican convention.
New York Times: "She is certainly an unconventional first daughter."
President Trump has finally settled on one. It can be summed up in three words.
New York Times: LGBTQ advocates say the president has tried to divide their coalition.
New York Times: Her words during her speech said one thing, but her suit said another.
The storm grew nearly 70 per cent in size in 24 hours to become "extremely dangerous".
COMMENT: Her speech to Republican convention blindsided pretty much everyone.
Everyone at Republican convention had been avoiding same, awkward subject. Not Melania.
Economic momentum could help Trump win a second term despite catastrophic Covid toll.
New York Times: The first lady has for the past 4 years chosen to be seen more than heard.
Melania and children front new push to humanise Trump aimed at winning back supporters.
Former friend recorded her making 'disparaging remarks' about Trump family members.
New York Times: The only thing he can hope for is fear itself.