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The first Democratic debate kicks off a long primary
Can Sara Gideon dislodge Susan Collins?
Confessions of an accidental doom-monger
Where female footballers are more popular than male ones
Corporate America is growing more dissatisfied with Donald Trump
China hopes to beat America's armed forces by copying them
A former beauty queen accuses Gambia’s former dictator of rape
Xi Jinping wants China’s armed forces to be “world-class” by 2050
The Economist asks: Labour’s John McDonnell
Our essay competition for young people
The life and times of Liam Gallagher
The frontline of the NHS is being reinvented
“There’s tolerance but not political activism”—gay rights in Japan
Gambia’s former dictator is accused of rape, on top of other crimes
An underwhelming start to the “ultimate” Israeli-Palestinian deal
What is the most dangerous drug?
Bargaining chips—the US-China tech war
Overmatched policymakers risk toppling the world economy into trouble
Why William Hogarth’s polemics were so successful
The Supreme Court strikes down a bar on offensive trademarks
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