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Lebanon imagines a way out of the void
When it comes to black history, things that sound like conspiracy theories often turn out to be true
John McWhorter on how critical race theory poorly serves its intended beneficiaries
Jason Stanley on critical race theory and why it matters
“Lately, it feels incredibly dystopian”—Colombia’s unrelenting unrest
A frightening night in Goma under its erupting volcano
How to gauge investors’ fear of inflation
What a proxy fight at ExxonMobil says about big oil and climate change
The world should not ignore systematic torture in Belarus
Belarus’s dictator grounds a plane to arrest a critical journalist
What the evidence says about police body-cameras
Australia and New Zealand cannot hide from covid-19 for ever
The global chip shortage is here for some time
Why wealthy Chinese families recruit poor graduates as sons-in-law
How America compares to the world when split by race
An unstable truce
Chinese parents are keen on a more Confucian education
Eritrea, Africa’s gulag state, is on the march
Italy could soon get a hard-right government
Why McDonald’s is supersizing its wages
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