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Why more Americans are self-identifying as multiracial
Ludmila Ulitskaya’s new book is a tale of Stalin-era quarantine
The “Divine Comedy” is a salutary guide to hope amid adversity
What do children know about language, and when?
From Saigon to Kabul: what America’s Afghan fiasco means for the world
The fiasco in Afghanistan is a grave blow to America’s standing
“We need to operate on the assumption that a lab accident could have happened”—SARS-CoV-2’s origins
The rise of 3D-printed houses
New, 800V, electric cars, will recharge in half the time
Haiti’s lack of preparedness makes bad disasters worse
Uncle Joe did not know best
Why Mozambique invited foreign troops to fight its jihadists
Chinese cloud giants eye South-East Asia
Francis Fukuyama on the end of American hegemony
Can the new green startup boom flourish?
How the Taliban’s takeover has weakened America
Sparks have melded pop and “high” culture for 50 years
A Taliban-run Afghanistan will be less isolated than the West may hope
Who is Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s de facto leader?
“Folks have gotten used to depending on water they really shouldn’t have”—the American West dries up
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