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“The closer you get to the ground, you find all sorts of funny business going on”—Ethiopia’s flawed election
How many oceans are there?
The ransomware pandemic, America-Russia diplomacy and the best days to work from home
America says it’s back. But where are its ambassadors?
Global markets adapt to a change in the Federal Reserve’s tone
Myanmar sinks deeper into civil war, as anti-army groups multiply
Terry McAuliffe and the battle for Virginia
ACL injuries are a growing problem
Vaccines as the new oil
India’s prime minister is down but not out
Ransomware highlights the challenges and subtleties of cybersecurity
Ebrahim Raisi appears to have won a rigged election in Iran
Kenneth Kaunda was a bad Zambian leader but a great ex-president
The number of forcibly displaced people reaches another record high
Once a bonanza for sponsors, the Olympics are becoming a drag
Investors in technology need to pay attention to corporate governance
Few things are harder than building a state in Iraq
Alison Gopnik on a revolution to properly value caregivers
Agenda bender—can Congress avoid gridlock?
What is Juneteenth, America’s newest national holiday?
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