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Why the global economy is slowing
The war in Ukraine, rising interest rates, and lockdowns in China are all weighing on global growth.
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Poor countries are developing a new paradigm of mental health care. America is taking note.
This is what the future of mental health could look like.
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Maxwell Frost on why he isn’t worried about being the first Gen Z member in Congress
The representative-elect for Florida’s 10th Congressional District is used to being the youngest person in the room.
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Stop watching movie trailers
Maybe it’s not the movies that are the problem. Maybe it’s the marketing.
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The wave of protests testing China’s zero-Covid policy, explained
In cities across China, people are protesting Xi Jinping’s Covid policy — and even demanding his resignation.
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The not-so-lame duck session
Democrats are eyeing votes on same-sex marriage protections and electoral reforms.
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What’s going on with Kanye West, from antisemitism to the Mar-a-Lago dinner
Ye has always courted controversy. This time feels different.
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The 2024 Senate map is terrifying for Democrats. That’s one reason Georgia’s runoff matters.
Democrats will have the majority next year. After that, things get much tougher.
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Can you spare some climate change?
In a UN-brokered agreement, more than 190 countries agreed to pay for “loss and damage” caused by climate change. But determining who owes what — and for what and to whom — will be a real challenge.
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