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Khizr Khan and John Kelly criticize Trump's authoritarian tendencies, emphasizing the importance of defending democracy. Election cycle debates continue.

Most people in most countries say they want to be governed democratically. Because democracy’s appeal is so powerful, governments and political leaders everywhere claim to be supporters of democracy.

Editorial: This election presents a critical choice. Do we embrace a hopeful future or retreat to a reactionary past? We’re backing Kamala Harris. She will unlock democracy’s potential, not give in to its flaws

No American who cares about the future of this country can afford to remain a mere spectator to our own democracy

The US election – a high-stakes battle between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump – is being perceived as critical for the future of democracy in America.  

You’ve probably seen them: alarming columns or stories with alarming headlines about how somebody is going to exploit an obscure provision in election law to undo the 2024 presidential election and toss it to the House of Representatives. Your vote won’t count, and democracy will go to hell.

This is good democracy, right?

Meta has made it very clear to Australians that they do not value our journalism or our public interest media

As the election draws closer, a scandal-plagued candidate may be returned to the presidency. Why is the race still so close?

Social media platforms face challenges in combating misinformation and safeguarding democracy amidst political pressure and elite influence.

The two Republican leaders engaged in a tense text exchange last week, according to Axios