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Editor in chief, The Atlantic.

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    "The only major question left is whether the story relayed decades and even centuries from now will end with what Trump did to America or with what America did to Trump," writes:

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    Covid families are shouldering an extraordinary burden: compelled to retell their story, relive their trauma, and tell the truth to the American people, when the American president will not.

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    I’ve spent this lazy birthday Sunday reading ⁦⁩’s TWILIGHT OF DEMOCRACY. It’s good.

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    “All the signs are pointing to a high risk of violence right now,” one expert tells .

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    Over decades, and then very quickly, Lebanon lost so much. Things can never be as they were before. writes of Beirut, and the lessons it holds for America:

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    Even before the blast at Beirut's port, Lebanon had lost so much. To compare it to America may seem absurd, but hits on so many worrying notes:

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    My latest: the story of the mad king is an immortal tale & means Trump will never be forgotten by future generations. The only question left is whether the story ends with what Trump did to America or what America did to him. That will be decided Tuesday

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    Early voting has long been the norm for Americans overseas. This year, they're poised to turn out in record numbers, reports :

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    "Though reviled in much of Europe for his rhetoric about migrants, his questioning of NATO, and his friendliness toward Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump has earned credit in parts of Asia for his hawkishness toward Beijing." —

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    Melania and Me: The First Lady's Plastic Camelot - The Atlantic.. have we ever had a more self absorbed and unproductive First Lady??

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    📈 America’s surge is intensifying 📈 Record-high 98,000 new cases today 📈At least 971 Americans died from the virus today 📈 Statewide emergency texts warn: “Hospitals are nearly overwhelmed.” I can’t stop thinking about this story:

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    Don't let it be forgot That once there was a spot For one brief shining moment that was known As Camelot.

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    This is a crucial piece by , one of the best science writers around. Covid mortality rates are lower now than in the spring because healthcare workers are better at treating it **which is a vindication of flattening-the-curve**.

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    . on what the Trump campaign is actually doing right:

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    Trump's volatility more or less killed the what-it-all-means piece as a genre. But this story, which looks ahead instead of looking back, is well worth your time:

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    Looking back at being : How it started, what it means, where we're going after whatever happens in the election.

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    Some observations from my conversations with these voters -they understand why immigrants come to America, but they want them to come “the right way.” -They don’t necessarily identify with the plight of immigrants today.

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    Our daily update is published. States reported a new record number of cases—97k—and 1.4 million tests. Currently, 47k people are hospitalized. There were 933 COVID-19 deaths reported.

    4 bar charts showing key COVID-19 metrics for the US. First, daily tests (1.4 million today). Second, a record number of cases (97k today). Third, currently hospitalized (47k today). Fourth, deaths (933 today).
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