Wednesday
November 4, 2020

So far, the election results have provided the president with lots of fuel for bluster but few avenues for the courts to interfere.

By Matt Ford

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	Voters Said They’re Worried About the Climate. Many Voted for Trump Anyway.Exit polls suggest a large majority of voters want to slow global warming. So why was this election so tight?By Kate Aronoff

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	Uber and Lyft Bought Themselves Impunity, AgainIn California, gig economy giants won the ability to make their own laws. Money will do that for you.By J.C. Pan

	The U.S. Is Now Officially Out of the Paris Agreement The presidential election is still up in the air—and America’s influence on the global climate fight hangs in the balance.By Kate Aronoff

	Even the Pandemic Couldn’t Kill TrumpismTrump may still lose the 2020 election. But his appeal is surprisingly, dismayingly resilient.By Alex Shephard

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