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www.wsj.com China’s Push for Influence in the South Pacific Is Running Into Resistance Washington is enjoying a boost in the region’s strategic islands as political winds shift and Australia pursues aggressive diplomacy. 
www.wsj.com The New Political Era: Less Party Loyalty, Big Election Swings The midterms were the latest vote to show elections from the U.S. to Europe are getting more volatile. 
www.wsj.com 20-Somethings Are Ditching Entry-Level Jobs to Become Their Own Bosses AI is shaking up the job market for younger workers—and making it easier for them to become entrepreneurs. 
www.wsj.com After Decades of a Religious Right, Democrats Find a Religious Left The party made inroads with Protestant and Catholic voters. Keeping them will be the next challenge. 
www.wsj.com The Democratic Surge Will Cap Trump’s Reach at the Fed A Democratic majority in the Senate would be the broadest check yet on the president’s efforts to control the U.S. central bank. 