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“It will definitely be closely watched by other cities”—Minneapolis votes on replacing its police
Our kids always lose stuff. Why do we tolerate them destroying the planet?
Rebels fighting Myanmar’s junta are doing better than expected
Nuclear energy united Europe. Now it is dividing the club
The IT establishment is dressing in new clothes
The Supreme Court seems poised to rule against Texas’s six-week abortion ban
COP26 kicks off—will leaders come to an agreement?
What is “gain-of-function” research?
“The Harder They Fall” offers a new take on the Old West
Weak commitments from the G20 cast a shadow over COP26’s opening
Amid blackouts, South Africa’s ruling party of 27 years is losing its grip
Abortion restrictions will push many American women across state lines
“This is really not about a one-shot wonder. We will not solve the problems in the next two weeks”—COP26 begins
COP26, Turkey’s president flounders and why India’s government is menacing Bollywood
Two new books shed light on the plight of the Uyghurs
A new study argues that insufficient infrastructure doomed the first electric cars
The limits to the lessons of army leadership
Even after a weak patch, America’s economy is still in high gear
Glasgow’s palace of dreams
No city for old men
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