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The more prominent a global scorecard is, the more governments want to game it.
- Analysis
For the most part, Danes avoided blaming and shaming their fellow citizens.
- Analysis
Facebook has an invisible system that shelters powerful rule-breakers. So do other online platforms.
Is it fair to be unfair, as long as you’re open about it?
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France isn't happy about being sidelined by the new U.S. alliance for Indo-Pacific security.
- Analysis
The California recall crashes and burns.
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Being targets of racial and religious hatred unified them behind the Democrats.
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Nearly two-thirds of our recent survey group think the Israel-Palestine situation is akin to apartheid.
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Public outrage over the story may be prompting more employers to address sexual misconduct.
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Politics, politics, politics.
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No. And here’s why.
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The plans are ambitious. In President Biden’s words, “Somebody has got to pay.” But who?
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Nancy Pelosi's statement just reminds us of that fact.
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This information can change Republicans' minds.
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The focus on social policies to end discrimination ratcheted up political disagreements.
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From Florida to Texas to California, state supreme courts dramatically influence lives and elections as they rule on matters from voting rights to mask mandates.
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Many Guineans felt their country was heading the wrong direction, Afrobarometer surveys show.
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It’s more complicated than it appears.
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An overarching narrative can lead to fewer foreign policy choices.
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The end of the Cold War scrambled U.S. foreign policy — and then 9/11 scrambled it again. But this remains the same.
