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The Ukrainian Americans supplying an army on their own. By Matt Stieb
voter fraud What Is a ‘Rigged’ Election Anyway? Republicans claim Democrats are breaking election and voter laws. But deep down the complaint may be that perfectly legal votes are bad for the GOP. By Ed Kilgore
court appearances Why Do We Fail People in Cults? And why must victims save themselves? By Ezra Marcus and James D. Walsh
2022 midterms J.D. Vance’s Rivals Scrambled to Stop Trump From Endorsing Him Other Republican candidates were looking for ways to sabotage what could be a decisive endorsement in Ohio’s U.S. Senate race. It didn’t work. By Ed Kilgore
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Pete Buttigieg Is Living His Best Life How billions of dollars in infrastructure funds turned the Transportation secretary into a D.C. power broker. By Ross Barkan
scammers J.D Vance and Donald Trump Belong Together Trump endorsed Vance on Friday. The two have more in common than it might have seemed. By Sarah Jones
ukraine invasion This May Be Russia’s Most Embarrassing Loss Yet The battleship that menaced Snake Island sunk on Thursday. A day later, the Pentagon confirmed that it had been struck by Ukrainian missiles. By Benjamin Hart