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Kamala Harris speaks during a campaign rally Tuesday on the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. (Kent Nishimura via Getty Images)
The parents crossing party lines over school choice in Kentucky. Emily Oster investigates whether marriage matters to kids. Steve Bannon is free. And much more.
By Oliver Wiseman
10.30.24 — The Front Page
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It’s Wednesday, October 30, and this is The Front Page, your daily window into the world of The Free Press—and our take on the world at large. Coming up: The upside-down politics of Kentucky’s school-choice referendum; in defense of election betting; what’s the truth about crime in America?; Steve Bannon is free; the president calls half the country “ga…

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Oliver Wiseman
Oliver Wiseman is the deputy editor of The Free Press. Previously, he was the executive editor of The Spectator World and a regular contributor to UnHerd, City Journal, the Evening Standard, and a range of other publications.
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