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The radical agenda of Brazil’s new president
The woes of Pope Francis
Bristol-Myers Squibb looks to swallow Celgene
As the army and politicians bicker, Thailand’s king amasses more power
Young men are changing their definitions of sexual harassment
Will humans wipe out humanity?
The most diverse Congress ever convenes
Airlines are about to lose another planemaker
Mark Ravenhill raises “The Cane”
Israel’s opposition could defeat Binyamin Netanyahu—if they united
The euro still needs fixing
Donald likes Nancy
Why children’s lives have changed radically in just a few decades
Why more buildings should be made of wood
China plans the biggest garden show ever
What are hypersonic weapons?
A profit warning from Apple jolts markets
Efforts to make buildings greener are not working
The early years are getting increasing attention
The federal government backtracks on mercury-emissions rules
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