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How Millennial voters see this election

Federal cellphone surveillance now requires a warrant. Why now?

Ebola in the US: More quarantines or border closings?

In Georgia, both parties are fighting for minority voters

09/30/2014 11:12 pm ET Democrats hope to increase turnout among minorities, while Republicans are reaching out to about 275,000 people of color who have voted in general elections but have little or no history of casting Democratic primary ballots. 'We believe those are persuadable voters for us,' said Leo Smith, the minority outreach director for the Georgia Republican Party.

The Ron Paul effect: How he is altering Republican primary calculus

Permanent vs. temporary tax cuts

Do Hillary Clinton's 'radical letters' actually reveal her inner pragmatist?

A Silk Road to total freedom?

Drones on the US border: Are they worth the price?

Amid withering post-Ferguson critique, police around the country look inward

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To navigate Gaza peace process, Hamas seeks help from former rivals

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South Africa aspired to be a nonracial democracy. Can it revive that goal?