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David Autor, the academic voice of the American worker
Death of the calorie
China’s north-east is the home of bawdy song-and-dance
Beto O’Rourke heads to Iowa
Black drivers in America face discrimination by the police
Our politics fails us, so here’s what to do
A worthy, if not iconic, addition to the Marvel canon
Foreign internship
In a war-torn Christian citadel, forgiveness is the exception
On democracy, Sir Lewis Namier and the struggles of the super-rich
Terrorists kill 49 in an attack on mosques in New Zealand
Brexit chaos, a children’s climate movement and a surprise about Irish pubs
Who takes America to war?
A rebuke to the president
The Brexit process heads for extra time
We can beat the real enemies of the people—those who suppress voter turnout
The Democratic presidential field already looks crowded
What are the school climate strikes?
Thailand’s generals plan to remain in charge, whatever voters say
How NATO is shaping up at 70
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