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Antonia KERRIGAN

US papers deliver snap verdict on Trump-Harris presidential debate

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PRESS REVIEW, Wednesday, September 11 – US papers react to a fiery presidential debate in which Republican candidate Donald Trump was put on the backfoot by his Democratic rival Kamala Harris. Also, as the right-wing press cries unfair moderators and media bias, Taylor Swift finally goes public on her voting intentions. Plus, when Donald Trump repeated a debunked viral rumour about immigrants eating neighbourhood dogs in Springfield, Ohio, it was catnip for satire.

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