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Elections in Turkey Signal an End to the Presidential Party’s Influence

The defeat of President Erdoğan's candidate for Istanbul mayor is a sign that Turkey's most powerful political party is losing its influence after nearly two decades of control.

Gary M. Grossman

A handmade sign requesting militia go home is posted at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge on January 28th, 2016, near Burns, Oregon.

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Keeping Up With the Bundys: What Really Happened at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge

A new book with an imperfect narrator demonstrates the benefits—and limits—of taking right-wing extremists at their word.

Peter C. Baker

Sebastian Kurz (R), Austrian foreign minister and leader of the conservative Austrian People's Party, speaks to supporters after initial results give the party a first place finish and 31.4 percent of the vote in Austrian parliamentary elections on October 15th, 2017, in Vienna, Austria.

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Viewfinder: A Legislative Election in Austria

Sebastian Kurzm Austrian foreign minister and leader of the conservative Austrian People's Party, speaks to supporters after Austrian parliamentary elections on October 15th, 2017.

Pacific Standard Staff