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Israeli Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Judicial Overhaul

Israeli Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Judicial Overhaul

     Court sets September date for preliminary hearing on constitutionality of law ...

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Israel’s Government Looks at Next Steps in Judicial Overhaul

Israel’s Government Looks at Next Steps in Judicial Overhaul

     After passing a law to limit the powers of the court, the coalition is now looking to change the way judges are appointed ...

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The ways to predict a Chinese invasion of Taiwan long before troops take up arms

The ways to predict a Chinese invasion of Taiwan long before troops take up arms

    MILITARY TYPES need not wait until mass movements of troops to know a conflict is coming. We examine a raft of subtle and not-so-subtle market moves that w...

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Predicting the weather in a warming world

Predicting the weather in a warming world

    image: Getty ImagesIN RECENT WEEKS, extreme heat, floods and storms have smashed records and caused devastation around the world. Freak weather events such...

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Data from satellites suggest violence has surged in much of Sudan

Data from satellites suggest violence has surged in much of Sudan

    Sudan’s civil war is thought to have uprooted at least 3m people. Such estimates are highly imprecise, because so little information is available. Local jo...

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The abandonment of the Ukraine grain deal shows a Russia running out of options

The abandonment of the Ukraine grain deal shows a Russia running out of options

    image: APRUSSIA’S AXEING of the Black Sea grain deal reveals a war machine running out of options. We explore how to get the deal back on track. A month-lo...

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What does the Israeli right want?

What does the Israeli right want?

    Inside El Salvador’s war on crimeReporting how the president is using his crackdown to amass powerAfter months of protest, many Israelis fear their country...

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Step inside The Economist’s summer issue

Step inside The Economist’s summer issue

    THIS WEEK we published our second-ever summer double issue. As well as the usual diet of news and analysis, you’ll find a special 48-page supplement of mea...

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Why is Hollywood on strike?

Why is Hollywood on strike?

    image: APTHE ONLY action taking place in Hollywood is on the picket lines. Thousands of writers and actors have taken to the streets to protest the way tha...

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What war mobilisation might look like in China

What war mobilisation might look like in China

    image: Getty ImagesChina’s war games are highly visible. Witness recent maritime drills with Russia and air drills with Thailand, as well as an exercise to...

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Four charts that highlight this summer’s freakish temperatures

Four charts that highlight this summer’s freakish temperatures

    Data on air bases suggest a Chinese invasion of Taiwan may not be imminentBut American aircraft near Taiwan are vulnerable to missile attackTo read more of...

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The Secret to Finding Linen Shirts That Barely Wrinkle (Yes, They Exist)

The Secret to Finding Linen Shirts That Barely Wrinkle (Yes, They Exist)

     These six summery men’s and women’s styles will stay crisper than most CREA...

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If Yelling Is Out at Work, Why Do These Bosses Still Shout?

If Yelling Is Out at Work, Why Do These Bosses Still Shout?

     Many employees shut down when managers raise their voices, but others say candid feedback—even the loud kind—is underrated Photo Illustration by Andrea D...

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Niger Coup Upends U.S. Security Plans in West Africa

Niger Coup Upends U.S. Security Plans in West Africa

     Several countries have ousted leaders, making it tougher for Washington to counter al Qaeda and Islamic State ...

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Bestselling Books Week Ended July 22

Bestselling Books Week Ended July 22

     With data from Circana BookScan July 27, 2023 4:06 pm ET ...

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Does Facebook Polarize Users? Meta Disagrees With Partners Over Research Conclusions

Does Facebook Polarize Users? Meta Disagrees With Partners Over Research Conclusions

     Company and researchers differ in how to interpret the findings from studies of 2020 presidential election ...

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Senate Republicans Back Mitch McConnell After Health Incident

Senate Republicans Back Mitch McConnell After Health Incident

     Party leader returns to normal activities after freezing during press conference ...

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Why Chic 20-Somethings Love These Dorky Little Electric Fans

Why Chic 20-Somethings Love These Dorky Little Electric Fans

     Gen Zers and millennials are baring tiny, battery-powered fans all over red carpets and social media this sweltering summer SEIZE THE BREEZE The HandFan’...

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How ‘Legacy’ Came to Mean an Unfair Advantage

How ‘Legacy’ Came to Mean an Unfair Advantage

     Alumni favoritism in college admissions has put a cloud over a term for a thing of value handed down to future generations ...

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Steve Wynn Agrees to Stay Out of Nevada’s Gambling Industry

Steve Wynn Agrees to Stay Out of Nevada’s Gambling Industry

     Former casino magnate agrees to pay the state $10 million following sexual-misconduct allegations that he has denied ...

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Surf Air Mobility Lists Shares, Giving Hope That a Key Venture Exit Door Is Reopening

Surf Air Mobility Lists Shares, Giving Hope That a Key Venture Exit Door Is Reopening

     The air charter company’s direct NYSE listing, despite closing 84% lower than the reference price, is the latest sign of a thaw in the market for stock de...

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Sequoia Capital Slashes Crypto Fund

Sequoia Capital Slashes Crypto Fund

     Brand has come under scrutiny following a series of controversial decisions ...

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Dow’s Winning Streak Comes to an End

Dow’s Winning Streak Comes to an End

     Stocks remain on pace for modest weekly gains as Treasury yields climb The ...

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The White House and the First Amendment

The White House and the First Amendment

     The House Judiciary chairman releases more details on the pressure applied to Facebook. ...

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‘Iconic America: The Golden Gate Bridge’ Review: A Soaring Symbol

‘Iconic America: The Golden Gate Bridge’ Review: A Soaring Symbol

     The final episode of the PBS series hosted by David Rubenstein examines the significance of San Francisco’s emblematic span, so different from America’s c...

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‘The Beasts’ Review: Rich Soil for a Thriller Movie

‘The Beasts’ Review: Rich Soil for a Thriller Movie

     In this unusually thoughtful Spanish noir, a French couple in search of a simpler life moves to the Galician countryside and takes up farming only to end ...

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‘R.M.N.’ Review: Hatred Poisons the Mind

‘R.M.N.’ Review: Hatred Poisons the Mind

     Streaming on AMC+, Romanian director Cristian Mungiu’s latest film is based on the true story of a Transylvanian town’s fierce reaction against Sri Lankan...

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‘Haunted Mansion’ Review: Disney Jump-Starts Spooky Season

‘Haunted Mansion’ Review: Disney Jump-Starts Spooky Season

     Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito and Jamie Lee Curtis are among the living and spectral inhabitants of this horror-comedy inspired by the longstanding theme-park...

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‘The Cottage’ Review: A Bedroom Farce Braves Broadway

‘The Cottage’ Review: A Bedroom Farce Braves Broadway

     Jason Alexander directs and Eric McCormack and Laura Bell Bundy star in Sandy Rustin’s sex comedy set in 1920s England ...

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‘62’ Review: Aaron Judge’s Record-Breaking Year

‘62’ Review: Aaron Judge’s Record-Breaking Year

     A homer-by-homer recap of the slugger’s unforgettable 2022 season for the Yankees. ...

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Ford Raises Profit Forecast Despite Steeper EV Losses

Ford Raises Profit Forecast Despite Steeper EV Losses

     Quarterly net profit nearly tripled, but company pushes back timeline for EV output ...

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Heavy Reading at Books by the Pound

Heavy Reading at Books by the Pound

     At a store in Searcy, Ark., volumes are measured by weight. By Bob Greene July...

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Muslims vs. Democrats: A Story of Betrayal

Muslims vs. Democrats: A Story of Betrayal

     Disputes over sexual ideology put to a test the left’s commitment to cultural diversity. By S...

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Hunter’s Sweetheart Plea Deal

Hunter’s Sweetheart Plea Deal

     Justice Department officials didn’t count on IRS whistleblowers or a skeptical judge. ...

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Airlines Are Going Through Business Travel Detox

Airlines Are Going Through Business Travel Detox

     Southwest plans to revamp its flight schedule next year to match new patterns ...

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Brazil Denies U.S. Extradition Request for Alleged Russian Spy

Brazil Denies U.S. Extradition Request for Alleged Russian Spy

     Sergey Cherkasov had been seen as a possible candidate for a U.S.-Russia prisoner swap to free a Wall Street Journal reporter jailed in Moscow ...

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The Climate Policy Implosion Begins

The Climate Policy Implosion Begins

     Politicians belatedly realize that costly net-zero ambitions are vote losers. By ...

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The Resilience in the GDP Data

The Resilience in the GDP Data

     The U.S. economy almost looks normal for the first time in a while. By The...

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What I Wish ‘Oppenheimer’ Had Said

What I Wish ‘Oppenheimer’ Had Said

     Nearly eight decades after Hiroshima, the world still has to worry about the threat of nuclear weapons. ...

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A Mountain Valley Pipeline Miracle

A Mountain Valley Pipeline Miracle

     The Supreme Court rebukes the Fourth Circuit on permits and allows construction. By ...

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Israeli Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Judicial Overhaul

Court sets September date for preliminary hearing on constitutionality of law ...

Read More

Israel’s Government Looks at Next Steps in Judicial Overhaul

After passing a law to limit the powers of the court, the coalition is now looking to change the way judges are appointed ...

Read More

The ways to predict a Chinese invasion of Taiwan long before troops take up arms

MILITARY TYPES need not wait until mass movements of troops to know a conflict is coming. We examine a raft of subtle and not-so-s...

Read More

Predicting the weather in a warming world

image: Getty ImagesIN RECENT WEEKS, extreme heat, floods and storms have smashed records and caused devastation around the world. ...

Read More

Data from satellites suggest violence has surged in much of Sudan

Sudan’s civil war is thought to have uprooted at least 3m people. Such estimates are highly imprecise, because so little informati...

Read More

The abandonment of the Ukraine grain deal shows a Russia running out of options

image: APRUSSIA’S AXEING of the Black Sea grain deal reveals a war machine running out of options. We explore how to get the deal ...

Read More

What does the Israeli right want?

Inside El Salvador’s war on crimeReporting how the president is using his crackdown to amass powerAfter months of protest, many Is...

Read More

Step inside The Economist’s summer issue

THIS WEEK we published our second-ever summer double issue. As well as the usual diet of news and analysis, you’ll find a special ...

Read More

Why is Hollywood on strike?

image: APTHE ONLY action taking place in Hollywood is on the picket lines. Thousands of writers and actors have taken to the stree...

Read More

What war mobilisation might look like in China

image: Getty ImagesChina’s war games are highly visible. Witness recent maritime drills with Russia and air drills with Thailand, ...

Read More

Four charts that highlight this summer’s freakish temperatures

Data on air bases suggest a Chinese invasion of Taiwan may not be imminentBut American aircraft near Taiwan are vulnerable to miss...

Read More

The Secret to Finding Linen Shirts That Barely Wrinkle (Yes, They Exist)

These six summery men’s and women’s styles will stay crisper than most ...

Read More

If Yelling Is Out at Work, Why Do These Bosses Still Shout?

Many employees shut down when managers raise their voices, but others say candid feedback—even the loud kind—is underrated Photo...

Read More

Niger Coup Upends U.S. Security Plans in West Africa

Several countries have ousted leaders, making it tougher for Washington to counter al Qaeda and Islamic State ...

Read More

Bestselling Books Week Ended July 22

With data from Circana BookScan July 27, 2023 4:06 pm ET ...

Read More

Does Facebook Polarize Users? Meta Disagrees With Partners Over Research Conclusions

Company and researchers differ in how to interpret the findings from studies of 2020 presidential election ...

Read More

Senate Republicans Back Mitch McConnell After Health Incident

Party leader returns to normal activities after freezing during press conference ...

Read More

Why Chic 20-Somethings Love These Dorky Little Electric Fans

Gen Zers and millennials are baring tiny, battery-powered fans all over red carpets and social media this sweltering summer SEIZ...

Read More

How ‘Legacy’ Came to Mean an Unfair Advantage

Alumni favoritism in college admissions has put a cloud over a term for a thing of value handed down to future generations ...

Read More

Steve Wynn Agrees to Stay Out of Nevada’s Gambling Industry

Former casino magnate agrees to pay the state $10 million following sexual-misconduct allegations that he has denied ...

Read More

Surf Air Mobility Lists Shares, Giving Hope That a Key Venture Exit Door Is Reopening

The air charter company’s direct NYSE listing, despite closing 84% lower than the reference price, is the latest sign of a thaw i...

Read More

Sequoia Capital Slashes Crypto Fund

Brand has come under scrutiny following a series of controversial decisions ...

Read More

Dow’s Winning Streak Comes to an End

Stocks remain on pace for modest weekly gains as Treasury yields climb ...

Read More

The White House and the First Amendment

The House Judiciary chairman releases more details on the pressure applied to Facebook. ...

Read More

‘Iconic America: The Golden Gate Bridge’ Review: A Soaring Symbol

The final episode of the PBS series hosted by David Rubenstein examines the significance of San Francisco’s emblematic span, so d...

Read More

‘The Beasts’ Review: Rich Soil for a Thriller Movie

In this unusually thoughtful Spanish noir, a French couple in search of a simpler life moves to the Galician countryside and take...

Read More

‘R.M.N.’ Review: Hatred Poisons the Mind

Streaming on AMC+, Romanian director Cristian Mungiu’s latest film is based on the true story of a Transylvanian town’s fierce re...

Read More

‘Haunted Mansion’ Review: Disney Jump-Starts Spooky Season

Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito and Jamie Lee Curtis are among the living and spectral inhabitants of this horror-comedy inspired by th...

Read More

‘The Cottage’ Review: A Bedroom Farce Braves Broadway

Jason Alexander directs and Eric McCormack and Laura Bell Bundy star in Sandy Rustin’s sex comedy set in 1920s England ...

Read More

‘62’ Review: Aaron Judge’s Record-Breaking Year

A homer-by-homer recap of the slugger’s unforgettable 2022 season for the Yankees. ...

Read More

Ford Raises Profit Forecast Despite Steeper EV Losses

Quarterly net profit nearly tripled, but company pushes back timeline for EV output ...

Read More

Heavy Reading at Books by the Pound

At a store in Searcy, Ark., volumes are measured by weight. By Bob G...

Read More

Muslims vs. Democrats: A Story of Betrayal

Disputes over sexual ideology put to a test the left’s commitment to cultural diversity. ...

Read More

Hunter’s Sweetheart Plea Deal

Justice Department officials didn’t count on IRS whistleblowers or a skeptical judge. ...

Read More

Airlines Are Going Through Business Travel Detox

Southwest plans to revamp its flight schedule next year to match new patterns ...

Read More

Brazil Denies U.S. Extradition Request for Alleged Russian Spy

Sergey Cherkasov had been seen as a possible candidate for a U.S.-Russia prisoner swap to free a Wall Street Journal reporter jai...

Read More

The Climate Policy Implosion Begins

Politicians belatedly realize that costly net-zero ambitions are vote losers. By...

Read More

The Resilience in the GDP Data

The U.S. economy almost looks normal for the first time in a while. By ...

Read More

What I Wish ‘Oppenheimer’ Had Said

Nearly eight decades after Hiroshima, the world still has to worry about the threat of nuclear weapons. ...

Read More

A Mountain Valley Pipeline Miracle

The Supreme Court rebukes the Fourth Circuit on permits and allows construction. ...

Read More

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