Are white South Africans really refugees? A historian who grew up under apartheid explains.
Under the second Trump administration, there is one group of people getting expedited access to refugee status and resettlement in
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How Trump’s attacks on the Fed could sabotage the US economy
The Federal Reserve arguably saved the US from a recession in 2024: Fed chair Jerome Powell calibrated interest rates to
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A familiar Trump attack forces Democrats to make an uncomfortable choice
President Donald Trump is again targeting a familiar foe: blue cities and states with “sanctuary” policies limiting cooperation with federal
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Why prices on some of Americans’ go-to shopping sites are suddenly spiking
Cheap goods from China on Americans’ go-to websites — from Amazon to Temu — are suddenly way more expensive. That’s because
Nicole Narea
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The domestic fallout from Trump’s tariffs, in 3 charts
It’s not just the stock market. In the few weeks since President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs, a series of
Nicole Narea
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Elon Musk promised Wisconsin voters a $1 million reward. Is that legal?
For the second time in a year, Elon Musk appears to be trying to bribe voters — and election law
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Elon Musk’s secretive government IT takeover, explained
Support independent journalism that matters — become a Vox Member today. Billionaire Elon Musk and his band of young Silicon Valley
Nicole Narea
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How Trump could crack down on blue cities and states to enact mass deportations
President-elect Donald Trump repeatedly clashed with Democratic cities and states that adopted policies offering “sanctuary” to undocumented immigrants during his
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Would Trump’s mass deportation plan actually work?
In a speech at Madison Square Garden Sunday night, former President Donald Trump reiterated his pledge to “launch the largest
Nicole Narea
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Is Israel committing genocide? Reexamining the question, a year later.
Genocide is often referred to as the “crime of crimes,” a designation developed after the Holocaust and reserved for a