Sign up here to receive “The US in brief” as a newsletter, each weekday, in your inbox. On Tuesday Ohio holds a primary to ...
On a commercial stretch of Queens, New York, across from a hair-braiding salon and next to a McDonald’s, two security guards ...
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The clinic now offers walk-in medication abortions free to all. Word is clearly spreading; last year it provided just over ...
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MOTOMIYA YURI, the heroine of “Eye Love You”, a hit television series in East Asia, is a Japanese woman with the power to ...
Vladimir Putin, Russia’s president, and Ebrahim Raisi, his Iranian counterpart, have several things in common. Both belong to a tiny group of leaders personally targeted by American sanctions. Even ...
How can genuine democracies respond to rigged elections—and does it make any difference? Foreign governments have few good options. Countries tend to recognise and co-operate with one another, ...
A SELECTION OF three essential articles read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist. This week, America’s continued economic strength is impressive but as the election looms, we ask whether it ...
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This is the life behind a story.” So begins “One Way Back” by Christine Blasey Ford, who became a global story herself in September 2018, after she accused Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump’s nominee for ...