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Adam Clark Estes @ Vox · 11/08/2024 17:23 EDT

The perils of using payment apps as your bank account

Some people collect coins or stamps. For a time, I collected debit cards. Not stolen ones! Each one of them had my name on them, right below the logo of the latest banking app I’d decided to try out: Venmo, Cash App, Chime, Varo, Current, Acorns.  For the better part of a decade, I did […] Read more ›

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Nicole Narea @ Vox · 11/08/2024 17:05 EDT

A Trump second term could bring another family separation crisis

President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to launch a mass deportation program starting on day one of his second term. That could have devastating consequences for the millions of people residing in “mixed status” households: those in which both undocumented immigrants and people with permanent legal status reside. Trump has said that he would rely on […] Read more ›

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Rachel M. Cohen @ Vox · 11/08/2024 13:10 EDT

Did Democrats lose the 2024 election because of “bad” policies?

As leaders scramble to assign blame for Donald Trump’s decisive win on Tuesday, this round of post-election finger-pointing differs markedly from recent cycles. Unlike past elections with narrow margins, Trump’s likely popular vote victory and his uniform swing across states and counties defy simple explanations like a racist electorate or discontent over Biden’s foreign policy. […] Read more ›

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Ellen Ioanes @ Vox · 11/08/2024 13:10 EDT

Germany’s political upheaval, explained

Germany appears headed toward an unexpected election — and complete political upheaval — after its deeply unpopular ruling coalition collapsed this week. Until Wednesday, Germany, which operates under a parliamentary system in which multiple parties compete for power, was governed by a fragile coalition of three parties with very different aims. That arrangement changed after […] Read more ›

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Kate Yoder @ Vox · 11/08/2024 12:20 EDT

Conservatives tried to repeal one of the country’s strongest climate policies. They failed big time.

This story was originally published by Grist and is republished here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The people of Washington state elected to save the most ambitious price on carbon in the country. A large majority of voters, 62 percent, rejected a ballot initiative to repeal the state’s Climate Commitment Act, the cap-and-trade law that has already raised […] Read more ›

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Ellen Ioanes @ Vox · 11/08/2024 12:16 EDT

From Bibi to Putin, here’s how world leaders reacted to Trump’s win

Donald Trump is once again the president-elect of the United States, a development that promises to profoundly affect the world order. During his first term in office, from 2017 to 2021, Trump’s foreign policy was protectionist and transactional; he cast doubt on the utility of alliances, alienated partners, and attempted complex diplomacy on his own. […] Read more ›

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Kelsey Piper @ Vox · 11/08/2024 08:30 EDT

AI is powerful, dangerous, and controversial. What will Donald Trump do with it?

In 2020, when Joe Biden won the White House, generative AI still looked like a pointless toy, not a world-changing new technology. The first major AI image generator, DALL-E, wouldn’t be released until January 2021 — and it certainly wouldn’t be putting any artists out of business, as it still had trouble generating basic images. […] Read more ›

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Li Zhou @ Vox · 11/08/2024 07:00 EDT

The reason Trump can’t run again, explained

A Vox reader writes: “Trump can’t run for a third term, right? (Yes, we know what the Constitution says … but he really, truly can’t run for a third term, right??)” President-elect Donald Trump has won his second — and final — term in office.  While Trump has joked about pursuing a third term and […] Read more ›

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Eric Levitz @ Vox · 11/08/2024 06:30 EDT

The debate over what Democrats do now hinges on one question

The Democratic Party lost the presidency to an unpopular, indisciplined authoritarian with a penchant for rambling incoherently about Hannibal Lecter — again. Despite January 6, the Dobbs decision, and the GOP ticket’s many forays into racial incitement, Americans not only elected Donald Trump on Tuesday, but — by all appearances — gave him a popular […] Read more ›

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Dylan Scott @ Vox · 11/08/2024 06:00 EDT

4 of your biggest election questions, answered

Election night 2024 felt like the sequel to Election 2016: Many of the beats were the same, but the particulars were different. The early returns were ominous, and prospects did not improve from there. I was not as surprised, and yet it affected me as deeply if not more so.  If you are anything like […] Read more ›

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Constance Grady @ Vox · 11/07/2024 19:44 EDT

4B, the protest movement that boycotts men, explained

As Democrats struggle to come to terms with the results of this week’s election, some young women are looking abroad for inspiration. Across social media, women are exploring an idea called 4B, a protest movement in South Korea that calls for women to boycott men.  “Now I am, how you say this, a ho, but […] Read more ›

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Sigal Samuel @ Vox 3 place · 11/07/2024 17:50 EDT

How to live under rising authoritarianism, according to a philosopher who did it bravely

The morning after Donald Trump won the presidential election this week, I stumbled out of bed and searched my bookshelf for a slim volume I hadn’t looked at in years: Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl.  Frankl knew a thing or two about living through a time of rising authoritarianism. A Viennese Jew born […] Read more ›

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Kenny Torrella @ Vox · 11/07/2024 14:00 EDT

What a second Trump term could mean for animals

Donald Trump has won a second term in the White House, and if his next administration is anything like his first, he’ll likely further weaken what few legal protections exist for animals.  During his first four years in office, Trump’s cabinet:  When slaughterhouses became Covid-19 hot spots in the early days of the pandemic, Trump […] Read more ›

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Rachel M. Cohen @ Vox · 11/07/2024 13:50 EDT

Arizona’s unprecedented crackdown on homeless encampments

In a key test of public attitudes toward homelessness after the Supreme Court greenlit broader camping bans this past summer, Arizona voters approved a measure that will allow property owners to claim tax refunds if their local governments fail to clear out encampments. Proposition 312, which passed this week with 58 percent of the vote, […] Read more ›

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Adam Clark Estes @ Vox · 11/07/2024 13:27 EDT

We’re all living inside Elon Musk’s misinformation machine now

Elon Musk spent Election Day on X praising men, amplifying anti-immigrant conspiracies, and accusing Democrats of voter fraud. It was all pretty on-brand for the billionaire, who has become one of Donald Trump’s biggest supporters and a one-man misinformation machine. When it was clear early Wednesday morning that Trump would win the presidency, Musk told […] Read more ›

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Ellen Ioanes @ Vox · 11/07/2024 12:10 EDT

From Bibi to Putin, here’s how world leaders reacted to Trump’s win

Donald Trump is once again the president-elect of the United States, a development that promises to profoundly affect the world order. During his first term in office, from 2017 to 2021, Trump’s foreign policy was protectionist and transactional; he cast doubt on the utility of alliances, alienated partners, and attempted complex diplomacy on his own. […] Read more ›

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Nicole Narea @ Vox · 11/07/2024 10:47 EDT

Why Democrats couldn’t sell a strong economy, in 3 charts

The red shift in 2024 was so broad that no one localized issue appeared to tip the election in President-elect Donald Trump’s favor. However, one key factor may have been voters’ widespread dissatisfaction with the economy. Enduring pessimism about the US economy has puzzled political analysts, given that most major indicators suggest it is strong […] Read more ›

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Anna North @ Vox · 11/07/2024 07:45 EDT

Guiding kids — and ourselves — through the election aftermath

This story originally appeared in Kids Today, Vox’s newsletter about kids, for everyone. Sign up here for future editions. My older kid knows this was an election week, but his biggest concern has been his school’s Scholastic Book Fair. My younger kid, who is 2, does not know what an election is. It is, of course, a […] Read more ›

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Adam Clark Estes @ Vox · 11/07/2024 07:00 EDT

The growing danger of Elon Musk’s misinformation machine

Elon Musk spent Election Day on X praising men, amplifying anti-immigrant conspiracies, and accusing Democrats of voter fraud. It was all pretty on-brand for the billionaire, who has become one of Donald Trump’s biggest supporters and a one-man misinformation machine. When it was clear early Wednesday morning that Trump would win, Musk told his followers: […] Read more ›

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Rebecca Jennings @ Vox · 11/07/2024 06:45 EDT

Is the Gen Z bro media diet to blame?

Among the many questions that will be sure to plague Democrats in the months following Kamala Harris’s defeat in the 2024 presidential election: What is happening with Gen Z men? Could it be that growing up in a fundamentally different media environment than generations before them, one populated by individual influencers who often preach the […] Read more ›

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