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Ellen Loanes

Ellen Loanes

Newsletter Writer and Weekend Reporter at Vox

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Health & Medicine
  • Transportation and Logistics
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Why protests in the country of Georgia matter

Georgians are trying to move toward Europe. Their government may have different plans.
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The South Korean president’s stunning martial law decree, explained

The National Assembly voted down the decree, but the political crisis isn’t over.
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France’s government just collapsed. What does that actually mean?

The political crisis is months in the making
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North Carolina Republicans strip Democrats of some powers

Republicans are eroding the powers of incoming Democratic officials — again.
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How Trump could gut the refugee program

A second Trump presidency could be even worse for refugees than the first.
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How a tiff over tariffs exposed the Canadian government’s fragility

Simmering tensions between Justin Trudeau and former ally Chrystia Freeland erupted Monday.
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Trump’s media lawsuits could do serious damage to America’s free press

Lawsuits against ABC and the Des Moines Register are meant to chill the media.
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The people who deliver your Amazon packages are striking. Here’s why.

Drivers and delivery workers are trying to disrupt Amazon’s Christmas package deliveries.
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The past 24 hours in South Korea’s chaotic politics, explained

South Korea’s impeached president avoided arrest — for now.
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Justin Trudeau is resigning. Here’s what comes next.

A cost-of-living crisis and conflict in the Liberal Party mean the resignation’s not a surprise.
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What banning medical debt from your credit score actually means

The Biden administration announced the rule Tuesday, but it might not last under Trump.