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The fight for the House is on a knife’s edge

Control of the House is on a knife's edge, with Democrats and Republicans from the liberal coasts to the nation's heartland running neck-and-neck in the key races that will decide which party will hold the majority in the next Congress.

Why the right thinks Trump is running away with the race

The torrent of polls began arriving just a few weeks ago, one after the other, most showing a victory for former President Donald Trump. But they had something in common: They were commissioned by right-leaning groups with a vested interest in promoting Republican strength.

10 states to vote on abortion access Nov. 5

Abortion will be in the spotlight for 10 states on Nov. 5 — the largest number of abortion-related state measures to qualify in one U.S. election.

How China sees the US presidential election: ‘It’s high political drama’

It's one of the rare points of agreement between the U.S. presidential candidates: China is a major threat to the United States. Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have campaigned with a hard stance against Chinese competition. And little wonder: Surveys show that U.S. opinions of China have sunk to an all-time low. But how do people in China see the U.S. election?

After non-endorsement, 250,000 subscribers cancel The Washington Post

At least 250,000 Washington Post readers have canceled their subscriptions since the news organization announced Friday that the editorial page would end its decades-long practice of endorsing presidential candidates. The figures represent about 10 percent of The Post’s digital subscribers.