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From Russian election interference to the rise of misinformation – Here's your November 9 news briefing

From Russian election interference to the rise of misinformation – Here's your November 9 news briefing

To start off, we're looking into: Putin’s ally admits to interfering in US elections – Russia has been accused of meddling in US elections since at least 2016.

Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin admits to Russian interference in US elections

Russian businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin admits to Russian interference in US elections

Russia has been accused of meddling in US elections since at least 2016.

Will 2024 see both Biden and Trump running for president again?

Will 2024 see both Biden and Trump running for president again?

During the first months of his presidential campaign, Biden signaled to his campaign aides that he might only serve a single term, a position he now seems to have reversed. During his first televised press conference since assuming office in January, President Joe Biden announced that he intends to run

Foreign influence campaigns and US elections, explained

Foreign influence campaigns and US elections, explained

A recent US assessment determined there was no evidence that any foreign actors actively interfered in the election to change or erase votes or compromise the voting process. The release of an assessment by the United States National Intelligence Council on March 10 stated that both Russia and Iran were

Biden’s tax policy, explained

Biden’s tax policy, explained

Former Vice President Joe Biden has stated that his administration, if elected, would reverse Trump-era tax cuts, raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans as well as corporations. With United States debt continuing to rise past record levels, tax policy remains a front-and-center issue leading into the November elections. Whoever achieves

A Canadian’s take on the US elections

Voices: A Canadian’s take on the US elections

“Will you shut up, man?” When Joe Biden groaned this now-iconic phrase in the first presidential debate of 2020, I’ll admit it, my jaw dropped. There I was, sitting at my kitchen counter, eating tacos with my 2-year-old daughter, and a presidential candidate was so fed up with his