Новости за 21.10.2020

The nation’s fast-growing Latino population could be a decisive force in key battleground states such as Arizona and Florida.

Between technology and a distrustful public, the risks of disruption and deception in elections have only risen since 2016.

The government’s reaction to a barbaric murder can be an embrace of minority Muslims, not a stigmatizing of them.

Not long ago, Americans would take their children to see the president – no matter the party. Now our divisions seem deep, our system fragile. But we as individuals can do our part.

Mexican feminist activists have occupied the National Commission for Human Rights office in Mexico City, sparking debate about protest tactics.

As work and school take place at home during the pandemic, people are undertaking creative and productive activities and discovering simple pleasures.

Governments and charities across Sub-Saharan Africa had to innovate when schools shut due to the pandemic. As schools reopen, many new outreach programs will continue using radio and TV to help vulnerable children access education.

Pope Francis expressed his strongest support yet for same-sex couples in a new documentary, saying civil union laws are needed to ensure gay couples are “legally covered.”

Many Americans are concerned about misinformation and don’t trust what the U.S. 2020 presidential candidates say, according to a new poll. Distrust of traditional news media is also high, though voters say it’s easy to find polling information online.

It is an old-fashioned virtue, but it persists in my life and in that of Maine. There are limits, though.

A Biden administration might seek to rejoin the Iran nuclear deal. But that doesn’t mean it wouldn’t utilize leverage built up under President Trump.

An epic immigration story that flows like poetry, a kid-friendly adaptation of Shakespeare, and more great audiobooks made our list this month.