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Slashing emissions by 50% is an appropriately ambitious move.
The cooling flavor attracts young smokers and makes it harder to quit.
Convicting one officer won’t fix America’s problems. But the case was nonetheless a wake-up call.
Voters in South America’s biggest country need a credible alternative to populism.
Affluent Ivy League grads don’t need $50,000 in debt forgiveness.
The U.S. should do more to deter Russian meddling, but it’s no longer denying the threat.
The U.S. has leverage, resources and obligations — and even after the troops have left, it should stay involved.
The U.S.’s best friend in the region seems willing to do more, and should.
New research shows why destructive fishing practices must be reined in.
The president’s executive actions are a good start, but not nearly enough.
Britain and the EU need to get past the bitterness of their split.
Completing the EU’s banking union might be the only way to avoid the dreaded “doom loop.”
They have the most influence over the junta — and the most to lose from having a failed state in their midst.
Governments and the IMF have improvised to good effect — but they should be more ambitious.
The U.S. needs to fix vulnerabilities in the military’s supply chain and build a more capable manufacturing workforce.
To stem the flow of migrants, the U.S. needs to focus on fighting corruption and creating jobs in Central America.
It wasn’t a systemic threat, but something similar could be.
It’s on track to meet its existing climate commitments, but it needs to do more.
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