Tim Craig

national correspondent at the Washington Post

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With some exceptions, cities across the nation elected moderate Democrats over progressive candidates on Tuesday.

Democratic voters are still grappling with progressive politics as moderates win latest elections

With some exceptions, cities across the nation elected moderate Democrats over progressive candidates on Tuesday.

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Some Americans are helping undocumented immigrants cross the northern border into Canada.

Undocumented immigrants find a new life along a well-tread alternative route to Canada

Some Americans are helping undocumented immigrants cross the northern border into Canada.

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