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The legal questions surrounding Trump’s new executive orders, answered
Trump’s actions appear largely legal. They just won’t accomplish very much.
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Wisconsin’s primaries are setup for the real battle in November
It’s a key state for Trump’s chances, and Republicans hope to win a supermajority in the state legislature.
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China just arrested a top Hong Kong pro-democracy figure. Beijing isn’t playing around.
Jimmy Lai, a media executive, was arrested along with others in a blow to Hong Kong’s freedoms.
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How the beauty industry is surviving the pandemic
Lipstick sales are way down, but fancy skin care gadgets are actually on the rise.
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College football’s coronavirus crisis, explained
The pandemic has threatened a multibillion-dollar business. But the cracks in the sport’s foundation have been visible for decades.
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Can a college course in moral philosophy convince people to eat less meat?
One study found that sitting in a discussion section on the ethics of meat led students to lower their meat consumption.
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The Supreme Court’s enigmatic “shadow docket,” explained
How the Supreme Court hides major conservative victories in plain sight.
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Lebanon’s entire government has resigned after a weekend of violent protests
The government clearly felt the public pressure after last week’s deadly explosion in Beirut.
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What’s wrong with the mail
As November nears, the Postal Service is facing a crisis that could interfere with the election.
