Vox Archives Archive
Archives for November 2018
Firefighters are trying to contain numerous blazes raging in Northern and Southern California; Cyprus opens the first new border crossing in years.
Natural disasters from the people who experienced it firsthand
Races in Arizona, Florida, and Georgia continue to have razor-thin margins as vote recounts continue; former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos is sentenced to decades in prison for corruption.
Treated like a criminal, without the rights of a criminal.
A gunman opened fire at a Thousand Oaks, California, bar, killing at least 12; Venezuelan consumer prices continue to inflate.
She ran unopposed in a safely blue district.
Here’s the state of play following Tuesday’s elections; Turkey’s president defies US sanctions imposed on Iran.
Omar has become one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress.
Haaland could become the first Native American woman elected to Congress.
The Boston City Council member has become the state’s first black woman to join Congress.
Republican state Attorney General Josh Hawley defeats Democratic incumbent Sen. Claire McCaskill.
The race was a must-win for Democrats if they wanted any shot at taking back control of the Senate.
Davids is making history with her win; she’s the first Native American woman elected to Congress.
Blackburn now becomes the state’s first woman senator.
