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OPINION - The Standard View: Kamala Harris should be the next president of the United States

There are historical reasons why Britons do not get a vote in US presidential elections. But if they did, Kamala Harris would win in a landslide. According to a YouGov survey, the Democratic candidate has the support of 89 per cent of Liberal Democrat voters, 82 per cent of Labour…

Evening Standard

What if Trump’s campaign is cover for a slow-motion coup?

Even if Trump can’t really mobilize large numbers of people to the streets, just prolonging a sense of chaos might be enough

The Guardian - US

The candidates’ closing campaign messages could not be more different

There is hateful rhetoric and threats of retribution from one side, and messages of inclusion and good will from the other

The Guardian - US

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Finally, the end of ‘the British empire’ – and maybe an honours system a modern country can live with

Reports suggest King Charles would not object to a move away from awards with ‘empire’ in the title. Not before time, says Guardian executive editor Hugh Muir

The Guardian - UK

As I vote for president, I’ll be thinking of what Amanda Zurawski told me

I’m casting my ballot on behalf of women who have suffered or even died because of Republican abortion restrictions

The Guardian - US

Is the British obsession with class starting to wane?

Old rules about whether to say sofa or settee, loo or toilet, are disappearing down the pan. But will we find new ways to judge each other on how we talk?

The Guardian - UK

The IPP sentencing scandal has left hundreds locked up without hope. When will Labour free them?

England and Wales abolished these draconian sentences in 2012 – but our crumbling prisons still hold offenders trapped in horrifying stasis , says journalist Francisco Garcia

The Guardian - UK

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I used to think Googling my symptoms kept me healthy. My mother’s death showed me I had to quit

Tragedy, and an OCD diagnosis, reshaped my understanding of what I was doing – and why, says Elle Warren, a writer covering queerness and mental health

The Guardian - UK

I moved to Finland believing it was a progressive dream. It hasn’t turned out that way

Long hospital waiting lists, extortionate food bills and rising homelessness. Welcome to life under the most rightwing Finnish government in generations, says author Mike Watson

The Guardian - UK

We’re supposed to ‘put politics aside’ to celebrate Kemi Badenoch – but how can we?

There is a ritual of withholding all criticism when someone from an ethnic minority takes a position of power. That ritual has now become farce, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

Biden is leaving behind a stronger, fairer economy than Trump did

Real wages are up. Manufacturing is growing. Corporate profits are plump. Voting for Trump has nothing to do with the US economy.

Crikey

Here’s where you can watch the US election in Australia

Here’s what you can expect from Australian broadcasters on what will be one of the biggest days in modern political history.

Crikey

Albo’s big education spend

The prime minister appears to have started his reelection campaign with three big education announcements, and the US election is still far too close to call.

Crikey

The Guardian view on Kemi Badenoch: a right turn reveals a party still in denial

Editorial: The new leader of the Conservatives has misdiagnosed the causes of July’s election rout. But Labour should not underestimate her combative skills

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The Guardian view on the US election and women: what’s different this time?

Editorial: The significant gap has more to do with race than gender. Will reproductive rights persuade white women to vote differently?

The Guardian - UK

Welcome to the new era of midlife lust! I need a lie down …

Anne Hathaway, Nicole Kidman and Miranda July are showing us middle age can be full of sexual energy. So why do I feel so fatigued, asks Emma Beddington

The Guardian - AU

In finding beauty in the broken, we can form a bridge between the mundane and the divine

Like a ceramic bowl with a golden fissure, mending my late sister’s socks wove my love for her into the present

Salon

I used to vote with my husband. Not now

I was one of the white evangelical women who helped elect Trump. I'm not that person anymore

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The Guardian - UK

With Kemi Badenoch as leader, the Tories and Labour are on different political planets

This zealous culture warrior may be more of a threat to Labour’s meat-and-potatoes politics than Keir Starmer’s team imagines, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

My mother nursed a life-affirming 25-year grudge. Hard as I try, I don’t have the attention span

Research suggests a little resentment can have benefits – but when they go on for years, we risk becoming dependent, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Why be an early bird, if you don’t want worms?

Network Rail’s proposal for easing the ‘Euston rush’ is typical of a world that encourages us to plan our lives away

The Guardian - UK

Today’s populism is informed by bigotry, but its roots lie in the promise of equality

The dark view of populist politics by renowned historian Richard Hofstadter sheds light on the US election

The Guardian - UK

We are in danger of forgetting what the climate crisis means: extinction

The catastrophic floods in Valencia remind us that the fate of human beings and animals is what is truly important

The Guardian - UK

A decade ago, my father suffered alone and in misery. Why do dementia sufferers still face the same fate?

Launched in the Observer, John’s Campaign aims to give frail people the right to be accompanied by those who love them

The Guardian - UK

Investment drives growth. That’s why gloomy forecasters are so wrong about the budget

The Office for Budget Responsibility’s extreme conservatism means it has woefully underestimated the impact of Labour’s public spending plans

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