Vox Archives Archive
Archives for May 2018
Republican turned Democrat Brad Ashford is challenging a vulnerable incumbent.
The fallout of Trump’s reversal on ZTE; new journalism loses a legend.
The US opens its embassy in Jerusalem as violence escalates at the Gaza border; Iraqi’s election results come in.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas doesn’t trust the Israeli government led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel now has peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan, but its relations with Syria and Lebanon are still fraught.
A twist in the Michael Cohen investigation; a rare mass shooting in Australia.
Lopped-off hair is seen as unsexy, unfeminine, and a marker of motherhood.
The Donald Trump–Kim Jong Un sit-down gets a date and place; Malaysia gets a 92-year-old prime minister.
North Korea frees three American hostages; Pakistan passes a sweeping anti-discrimination bill for the country’s transgender population.
The race to unseat Democrat Joe Manchin is one of the most watched of 2018.
He’s one of the most vulnerable red-state Democrats.
Candidates like Linda Coleman, Ken Romley, Dan McCready, and Kathy Manning are hoping to ride a blue wave into Congress.
President Trump finally pulls out of the Iran nuclear deal; New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigns after assault allegations from former romantic partners.
Voters head to the polls in Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and North Carolina tomorrow, and we look at the Ohio governor’s race; Putin is sworn in for yet another term.