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Russia wanted a new world order – just not this one Russia wanted a new world order – just not this one
  • Asia

Russia wanted a new world order – just not this one

Mark Edele March 9, 2026
Four years ago, Vladimir Putin escalated his war against Ukraine to an all-out assault. The plan was...
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Who Will Speak to the Next Generation of Voters? Who Will Speak to the Next Generation of Voters?
  • Europe

Who Will Speak to the Next Generation of Voters?

Ed Dorrell March 9, 2026
Over the last handful of years, I’ve probably moderated hundreds of focus groups around the country. Not...
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Talarico’s Challenging Road Ahead Talarico’s Challenging Road Ahead
  • North America

Talarico’s Challenging Road Ahead

Justin Vassallo March 9, 2026
In Texas’s open Senate primary last Tuesday, Democratic hopes of “flipping” the Lone Star State soared to...
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‘We’re underwater!’ GOP senator admits polling disaster – then blames Democrats ‘We’re underwater!’ GOP senator admits polling disaster – then blames Democrats
  • North America

‘We’re underwater!’ GOP senator admits polling disaster – then blames Democrats

Alexander Willis March 9, 2026
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) admitted on Fox News Sunday night that the Republican Party was “underwater” with...
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Trump throws new tantrum over bill name: ‘It’s not the SAVE Act!’ Trump throws new tantrum over bill name: ‘It’s not the SAVE Act!’
  • North America

Trump throws new tantrum over bill name: ‘It’s not the SAVE Act!’

Alexander Willis March 9, 2026
For the second time, President Donald Trump took to social media Sunday to air his grievances with...
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Fear of ICE Is Driving Patients Away From HIV Care Fear of ICE Is Driving Patients Away From HIV Care
  • North America

Fear of ICE Is Driving Patients Away From HIV Care

Sam Donndelinger March 9, 2026
For two weeks, Albé Sanchez didn’t leave their house in South Minneapolis. “[I was] forced into survival...
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Massachusetts Unseals Records of Abuse of Disabled People in State Institutions Massachusetts Unseals Records of Abuse of Disabled People in State Institutions
  • North America

Massachusetts Unseals Records of Abuse of Disabled People in State Institutions

Marianne Dhenin March 9, 2026
A new Massachusetts state law passed in November 2025 will make records from state institutions for people...
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G7 weighs using emergency oil reserves amid soaring prices driven by war G7 weighs using emergency oil reserves amid soaring prices driven by war
  • Europe

G7 weighs using emergency oil reserves amid soaring prices driven by war

Giorgio Leali March 9, 2026
PARIS — Finance ministers of G7 countries will discuss Monday whether to use emergency oil reserves amid...
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UK eyes sweeping powers to regulate tech without parliamentary scrutiny  UK eyes sweeping powers to regulate tech without parliamentary scrutiny 
  • Europe

UK eyes sweeping powers to regulate tech without parliamentary scrutiny 

Mizy Clifton March 9, 2026
LONDON — Keir Starmer wants the public to know he’s going to move fast and fix things.  Speaking to an audience of young people last...
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Ginger syrup taps food-as-medicine trend to expand Europe, Asia appeal Ginger syrup taps food-as-medicine trend to expand Europe, Asia appeal
  • Asia

Ginger syrup taps food-as-medicine trend to expand Europe, Asia appeal

Gabriel Gavin Elena Giordano Hans von der Burchard March 9, 2026
An Okinawa-based ginger syrup firm is expanding into Europe and Asia, betting on rising demand for traditional...
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The Gnome Is Out. Mostly. Sort of. The Gnome Is Out. Mostly. Sort of.
  • North America

The Gnome Is Out. Mostly. Sort of.

maha March 9, 2026
Trump fired Kristi Noem and intends to replace her with Oklahoma Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin. Mullins is...
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Attack on Iran a defining moment for the global order Attack on Iran a defining moment for the global order
  • Asia

Attack on Iran a defining moment for the global order

Sarah Neumann March 9, 2026
At certain moments in history, the true significance of events lies not in the events themselves but...
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Two fronts: Taliban courts India while strategically blasting Pakistan Two fronts: Taliban courts India while strategically blasting Pakistan
  • Asia

Two fronts: Taliban courts India while strategically blasting Pakistan

Rashid Siddiqui March 9, 2026
In the rugged terrain along the Durand Line, the contested border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, a fresh...
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‘Pretty birds and silly moos’: the women behind the Sex Discrimination Act – podcast
  • Europe

‘Pretty birds and silly moos’: the women behind the Sex Discrimination Act – podcast

Steve March 9, 2026
In the 50 years since equal rights for women were enshrined in UK law, the campaigners have...
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Today in Supreme Court History: March 8, 1841 Today in Supreme Court History: March 8, 1841
  • North America

Today in Supreme Court History: March 8, 1841

Josh Blackman March 9, 2026
3/8/1841: Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes’s birthday. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes The post Today in Supreme Court History:...
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The progressive realist case to fix our broken courts The progressive realist case to fix our broken courts
  • Europe

The progressive realist case to fix our broken courts

David Lammy March 9, 2026
There is a particular kind of silence that haunts the corridors of our courts. It is not the...
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Town Meeting: For Me, But Not for Thee? Town Meeting: For Me, But Not for Thee?
  • North America

Town Meeting: For Me, But Not for Thee?

John S. Walters March 9, 2026
This obscure board game sure seems to hold out the promise of nonstop, pulse-pounding action, does it...
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Trump’s cable-news Cabinet tries to sell a war Trump’s cable-news Cabinet tries to sell a war
  • North America

Trump’s cable-news Cabinet tries to sell a war

Sophia Tesfaye March 9, 2026
Donald Trump has always treated politics like reality television, from counter-programming debates with his own rallies to...
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Trump’s misguided “Christian” war is anything but Trump’s misguided “Christian” war is anything but
  • North America

Trump’s misguided “Christian” war is anything but

Kirk Swearingen March 9, 2026
One of the obvious ironies of Donald Trump’s ill-conceived war of choice with Iran — and his...
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South Africa: Central Karoo Lags Behind Western Cape’s Progress South Africa: Central Karoo Lags Behind Western Cape’s Progress
  • Africa

South Africa: Central Karoo Lags Behind Western Cape’s Progress

Tarah Williams Andrew Bloeser The Conversation March 8, 2026
GroundUp] Teenage pregnancy, low birth weights, and high neonatal mortality plague the areas around Beaufort West and...
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