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Today is a day of despair for America. We are plunged into an anticipatory grief

I hope we can turn our attention to the most vulnerable among us: those who are less safe today than they were yesterday, says Guardian US columnist Moira Donegan

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We are witnessing the final stage of genocide in Gaza

Omer Bartov is an Israeli-American professor of Holocaust and genocide studies. He has issued a grim warning on Gaza

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The thought of a Trump presidency is eating me alive

I look the way people do outside the intensive care unit, as they wait to learn whether a friend will survive. Our friend, in this case, is democracy, says Francine Prose, a former president of PEN American Center

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I tried to warn Valencia’s government about flooding, but it didn’t listen

The rightwing regional authorities ignored the climate-crisis science and dismissed the weather forecast, says Juan Bordera, a climate journalist and an MP in the Valencian parliament

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From satire to defiance: The political power of Abu Abraham’s cartoons

I can’t really claim I had a well-developed political understanding at the age of six years when the Emergency was imposed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1975. But I do have a visceral political memory of the times, the black cloud of suffocation as well as the spirit of…

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Britain cries out for new economics. Labour has given it repackaged Tory ideas

A fairer, happier and more equal country is possible – but only if the party in power actually wants to make it happen, writes academic and author David Edgerton

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Why does Labor keep using the phrase ‘Greens political party’?

The description of the Greens as a ‘political party’ is accurate. Yet people associated with both Labor and the Greens agree it’s clearly intended as a smear.

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The real voter fraud: Nine ways Republicans are trying to steal this election

Trump supporters might scream ‘Stop the Steal’, but it’s Republicans who are trying to steal the election with voter suppression.

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Labor cutting Hecs debt is not a perfect policy – but why the feigned outrage over ‘fairness’?

Since 2006, the average Hecs-Help debt for people in their 20s has more than doubled

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America votes: The day is here

The day has finally come. Americans are at the polls deciding if Donald Trump will get his second go at running the country, or if Kamala Harris will put the nail in his final run for office.

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The Guardian view on Labour’s 2030 clean energy target: Britain should go for it

Editorial: As a new report makes clear, the timetable is dauntingly tight. But the potential rewards on offer are huge

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The Guardian view on Badenoch v Starmer: tussling over a shift to bigger government

Editorial: This parliament’s real battle won’t be cultural, it will be over the size of the state

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OPINION - The London Question: Does queuing for pints in pubs herald the end of civilisation?

I like to think there was a time when Britain was normal. I can’t imagine it ever was, but at least people didn’t queue in pubs. These days that’s exactly what’s happening: drinkers standing in single file up to the bar as if they’re waiting for a terrible coffee in…

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Left, right, Harris, Trump: all prisoners of political nostalgia in an era few understand

The digital age has turbo-boosted extremism, and analogue democracy is struggling to keep up, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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How Moldovans bravely fought off Russian election meddling – and stood up for democracy

Journalists and police challenged disinformation, intimidation and cash-for-vote schemes, while huge numbers turned up to vote, says journalist and writer Paula Erizanu

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OPINION - Donald Trump has me prepping for collective meltdown — are we ready if he wins?

So, here we are again. The first Tuesday in November and the last day of yet another years-long American election campaign dominated by the spectre of one Donald J Trump.

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RIP Peanut the squirrel. At least he wasn’t flushed away like Pebbles the hamster

There was outrage when officials euthanised Peanut as a possible rabies risk. But he’s just the latest emotional support animal to meet a grisly end

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In an era of remarkable cancer advances, getting a second opinion can help guide choices and provide valuable reassurance

Faced with a life-threatening condition, sometimes the best treatment may lie behind a comprehensive second opinion

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Olivia Rodrigo is right: you shouldn’t date anyone who wants to go into space. But I have other red flags

The pop star has reminded us to shun would-be astronauts such as Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, writes Arwa Mahdawi. But what about people who hang toilet paper the wrong way?

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Remember, remember, the fifth of November, when a bad guy tried to blow up a political system

A dastardly plot is afoot to burn it all down by any means necessary. Sound familiar, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s taken me 20 years, but I’ve finally updated my to-do list

Enough is enough. It’s time to stop worrying about James Dyson, Victoria’s Secret and Jilly Cooper, writes Zoe Williams

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What to do after Grenfell? Stop building these family-unfriendly tower blocks for a start

Remedial action to make the cladding on buildings safer could take 20 years. In the meantime, we can avoid repeating the mistakes of the past, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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A rebuke to those who said clean power by 2030 was unachievable: they were wrong, we were right

Expert analysis backs our policy and its benefits for the country. Defeatist critics should take note, says Ed Miliband, secretary of state for energy security and net zero

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Quincy Jones’s music was the soundtrack to so many Black lives – and something we could be proud of

There will be countless tributes to the revered producer, but for me he evokes happy days growing up and the chaos of family parties, says music industry employee Michelle Kambasha

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All these sad stories of the stricken rich prove one thing: Labour’s budget is on the money

Rachel Reeves’s first budget has triggered a backlash – but only the wealthiest are being asked to pay their fair share, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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