Wednesday's Opinions: Why the Knight Foundation president thinks we’re living through the biggest disruption since Gutenberg and the printing press

America's election is giving the world some serious anxiety; Trump supporters are talking about civil war. Could a loss provide the spark?; How Trump could still win; Don't believe the hype. Foreign hackers will not choose the next president.; Elizabeth Warren: Trump didn't invent the 'rigged election' myth. Republicans did.; Next stop for Donald Trump: Nebraska?; What if the next presidential debate actually covered critical issues?; Trump is rigging the election: No matter who wins, America loses; Obama to the Castro regime: Do whatever you want; A baby is dead in Virginia. Now will the state do something about texting while driving?; In the final weeks of his presidency, Obama contemplates himself; Happy Hour Roundup; People magazine follow-up raises question: Why did it publish Trump puff piece?; What does it mean if the race isn’t close?; The conspiracy to rig the election against Trump just got bigger; Breaking my writer’s block over Donald Trump     Jonathan Capehart Why the Knight Foundation president thinks we're living through the biggest disruption since Gutenberg and the printing press "We're in a period analogous ... to the time ... just after Gutenberg mechanized the Chinese invention of the printing press." Read more » Latest Columns   David Ignatius America's election is giving the world some serious anxiety Russia's aggressive actions have many analysts worried about what the U.S. election results could do to global politics. Read more »     Dana Milbank Trump supporters are talking about civil war. Could a loss provide the spark? Trump's supporters in Colorado Springs say they're ready to rebel if he isn't elected. Read more »     Kathleen Parker How Trump could still win What if the polls don't tell the whole story? Read more »   Thomas Hicks, Matthew Masterson and Christy McCormick Don't believe the hype. Foreign hackers will not choose the next president. Election officials have been working for years to make sure Americans' votes are counted securely and fairly. Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Elizabeth Warren Elizabeth Warren: Trump didn't invent the 'rigged election' myth. Republicans did. This disease cannot be cured until GOP leaders rethink their approach to modern politics. Read more »   Garrison Keillor Next stop for Donald Trump: Nebraska? I see him in a pied a terre far away from blue Manhattan, but I recommend that he keep his hands to himself. Read more »   Katrina vanden Heuvel What if the next presidential debate actually covered critical issues? A question about climate change, for instance, is long overdue. Read more »   Editorial Cartoons Tom Toles Ann Telnaes What was the phrase they said this election might be? Trump will go out in a blaze Sea change? Donald Trump has no intention to concede gracefully if he loses the race.   ADVERTISEMENT   The Post’s View Trump is rigging the election: No matter who wins, America loses His indifference to facts creates an alternate reality that threatens democracy. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   Obama to the Castro regime: Do whatever you want He makes his thaw with the island nation "irreversible," puzzlingly giving the Castro regime the go-ahead to represss Cubans. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   A baby is dead in Virginia. Now will the state do something about texting while driving? An infant's death in Loudoun County merits Richmond's attention as road fatalities surge nationwide. By Editorial Board  •  Read more »   Latest Blogs In the final weeks of his presidency, Obama contemplates himself President Obama wants to spoon-feed his apologists a flattering picture of his tenure as president of the United States. By Ed Rogers  •  PostPartisan  •  Read more » Happy Hour Roundup Our nightly wrap-up of news and opinion. By Paul Waldman  •  The Plum Line  •  Read more »   People magazine follow-up raises question: Why did it publish Trump puff piece? An almost impossible situation. By Erik Wemple  •  Erik Wemple  •  Read more »   What does it mean if the race isn’t close? A blowout has big consequences for the GOP's future. By Jennifer Rubin  •  Right Turn  •  Read more » The conspiracy to rig the election against Trump just got bigger Five more people are claiming that one of Trump's accusers confided in them at the time of the alleged advance. By Greg Sargent  •  The Plum Line  •  Read more »   Breaking my writer’s block over Donald Trump Trump is not who we are. 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