A cyberattack could disrupt Tuesday’s U.S. elections — but wouldn’t change the results; The forecasters who predicted Brexit think Trump is likely to lose; Hillary Clinton would win in Australia, New Zealand, England, Canada, France, Mexico and Germany. But not Russia.; ‘Low information voters’ are a crucial part of Trump’s support; Putin’s Russia promotes both women and misogyny in politics. Wait, what?; U.S.-Russia relations are at a real low. Here’s the diplomacy that is working.; Devo, ‘The Day My Baby Gave Me A Surprise': The Week In One Song;
 
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Everyone is sure their side is going to win, even when it loses big. Here’s how we know.
That’s why charges of “rigged elections” are worrisome.
A cyberattack could disrupt Tuesday’s U.S. elections — but wouldn’t change the results
It's hard to imagine that the vote could be rigged or changed. But suspicious minds might doubt the results.
 
The forecasters who predicted Brexit think Trump is likely to lose
Trump is a long shot, period.
 
Hillary Clinton would win in Australia, New Zealand, England, Canada, France, Mexico and Germany. But not Russia.
Here's a new poll on how foreign citizens view the U.S. presidential election.
 
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‘Low information voters’ are a crucial part of Trump’s support
Trump does better among those who know less about politics.
 
Putin’s Russia promotes both women and misogyny in politics. Wait, what?
Using women as “showgirls” or “political cleaners” to attract votes doesn’t exactly promote gender equity.
 
U.S.-Russia relations are at a real low. Here’s the diplomacy that is working.
Unofficial discussions and exchanges can boost the bilateral relationship.
 
Devo, ‘The Day My Baby Gave Me A Surprise': The Week In One Song
A surprise in the waning days of the campaign.
 
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