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Exclusive: Americans' harsh judgment on Afghanistan costs Biden's approval, down to 41%

Exclusive: Americans' harsh judgment on Afghanistan costs Biden's approval, down to 41%

Of those surveyed, 62%, put the responsibility for the Afghanistan war on George W. Bush. Half approved of hi…

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Mudlarking at Home: Digging the Minor Treasures of a South London Garden

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By Matt Brown Verified
| Londonist: Time Machine
Welcome to Londonist: Time Machine, the newsletter that takes a playful look at London history. I am delighted, nay cock-a-hoop, to introduce a guest article today from Madeleine Worrall. Madeleine was the winner of our first annual History Writing Competition with the article you see below. It’s often said that history is all around us in London. Madeleine takes that thought to the extreme by analysing the potsherds, glassware and other detritus found in her own garden (and under the floorboards).
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By Nicholas Riccardi Verified, Matt Brown Verified
| New Castle News Verified
Democratic state parties are launching an operation for the midterm elections intended to recruit 10,000 volunteers to guard polling places in case armed federal officers show up. Activists are planning
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Congressional Black Caucus launches effort to boost voting among Black, rural and young voters in midterms

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By Matt Brown Verified
| PBS News Hour - Politics
WASHINGTON (AP) — A nonprofit run by Black federal lawmakers launched a multimillion-dollar effort Tuesday to engage lower-propensity voters in key districts in the midterm elections, following years of dissatisfaction over traditional efforts to reach such voters. The Congressional Black Caucus Institute's "SO VOTE" campaign will seek to register and mobilize young voters, as well as voters in majority-Black and rural communities, across the South, Midwest and West.
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