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Here’s what each party would do with power — and what divided government would mean for policy.

Philadelphia elected a progressive prosecutor twice. The state government wants to fire him anyway.

Higher prices are painful. A recession could be worse.

The Labor Department’s new classification rules could give workers for companies like Uber and DoorDash more rights — if they ever take effect.

Campaigns have to motivate men, too.

“Right-to-work” is on the ballot.

Waiting lists are getting longer, and child care centers say they’re losing workers to fast-food chains with better wages and benefits.

A new study found uninsured survivors of sexual violence were charged an average of $3,673 for visiting the emergency room.