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One arm of the Trump administration thinks climate change is a security threat
Life, liberty and the pursuit of parking
The Supreme Court limits whistleblower protections under Dodd-Frank
“The violence happens with a certain degree of impunity”—xenophobia in South Africa
Nissan loses its second chairman in a year to financial impropriety
Donald Trump fires John Bolton, his third national security adviser
Trade uncertainty is at its highest point on record
Fannie and Freddie move house
Ursula von der Leyen’s new European Commission is a win for France
Kristalina Georgieva is the sole contender to be the IMF’s next boss
Robert Mugabe’s descent from nationalist hero to tyrant
Soaring pork prices hog headlines and sow discontent in China
“Fight Club” presaged the darker corners of the internet
Technology firms vie for billions in data-analytics contracts
The Redmond doctrine
“The splits inside the party have become much more obvious”—Britain’s Conservatives in turmoil
Hong Kong can be a gateway to liberal values for China
What lies behind the strike that has grounded British Airways
Xenophobic violence flares in South Africa
Donald Trump’s dim decision to scrap Obama-era lightbulb rules
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