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Introducing the Vox mobile app, aka the best way to get all of our journalism in one place.📱
It brings together all of our work — our podcasts, videos, and written stories — into one experience, so you never have to look elsewhere. vox.com/e/507832?utm_source=…
John Fredericks speaks to Astead Herndon about why he thinks voters will stick with Trump and the races he’s watching. vox.com/america-actually/508…
Longtime Trump supporter @jfradioshow is not afraid to defend the president’s record on the economy and Iran. He explains why he believes MAGA voters will show up when Trump isn’t on the ballot, and more with @AsteadWH.
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Love our episode today! We wanted to find a place that encapsulated the main issues in this midterms — through the lens of people most affected.
So we spent a day canvassing with the Las Vegas culinary union, the casino workers and hotel staff whose livelihoods have been upended by Trump’s tariffs, immigration raids, and more.
They’re calling the Trump slump. Watch:
Someone else can make you squirm with one touch, but try tickling yourself, and nothing happens. Why? Investigator Konstantina Kilteni went looking for answers and found something surprising.
Have you been shot by an ICE agent? The Supreme Court has the agent’s back. vox.com/politics/508219/supr…
Economic anxiety is reshaping young voters’ politics this midterms. vox.com/politics/508364/gen-…
Haley Stevens shocked Democrats by backing a Republican over Abdul El-Sayed. But is it a sign of a split in the party — or a personal grudge? vox.com/politics/508585/hale…
Vox’s @asteadwh talked to voters in Nevada about how the current administration is influencing their feelings in the upcoming midterms. From the economy to local workplace impacts, voters are reflecting on the real-world effects of Trump’s presidency — and realizing what was in the fine print all along.
This doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing. vox.com/future-perfect/42227…
Author Jenny Odell explains how to keep your free time fun. vox.com/explain-it-to-me/508…
What a ceasefire in a Ukrainian city means for the broader war. vox.com/podcasts/508456/ukra…
Great leaders, and great nations, need role models like Jean-Luc Picard. vox.com/politics/508526/patr…
Rage, rage against the dying of daylight saving time. vox.com/today-explained-news…
Are baby boomers lucky, or did political will just favor them at the right time? On The Gray Area, host Jonquilyn Hill speaks with Idrees Kahloon from The Atlantic to dive into how economic fortunes and policy decisions shaped a generation's financial security — and what it means for the future.
Black student enrollment has dropped at the top 50 most selective universities in the US. For example, prior to the end of race-based affirmative action in 2023, Black students made up 18% of the freshman class at Harvard; for the class of 2029, they’ll only be 11.5% of the student body.
But this shift in where students are attending college has also led to a modern HBCU renaissance. Historically Black colleges and universities are seeing record-breaking applications.
This is the first episode of our new series, Kahlil Explains, featuring @kahlil_greene: youtube.com/watch?v=KVYNwthB…
More American child pedestrians die on Halloween from cars than on any other day of the year. vox.com/future-perfect/2022/…
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at @voxdotcom I wrote about how health care costs have come to dominate the midterm election, topping even housing, utilities and groceries as a top economic concern
