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Why Shia clerics are turning on Iran’s theocracy
The antibiotic industry is broken
A new adaptation of “Small Island” tells Britons their nation’s story
The sitcom that spawned a president
The vile experiences of women in tech
“This is part of a brewing fight between Donald Trump and Congress”
Voters punish Labour and the Tories at local elections over Brexit deadlock
Why Charlottesville’s Confederate statues are still standing
Are states equipped to tackle partisan gerrymandering on their own?
Caster Semenya’s case sets a big precedent for women’s sport
Jihadism in Africa, a Democratic rethink of foreign policy, and what showbiz can teach drug companies
Young people and their phones are shaking up banking
Social care, the problem Britain keeps putting off
Why so many big German companies are in trouble
Nationalist fervour is likely to secure a second term for Narendra Modi
Fusion power is attracting private-sector interest
How to get rid of Nicolás Maduro
Global meat-eating is on the rise, bringing surprising benefits
Foreign policy after Donald Trump
What’s going on at the NRA?
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