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Three realities of a naval quarantine in Hormuz
Days after the U.S. Navy began blockading the Strait of Hormuz, key questions remain unanswered about
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Julius Malema Sentenced to Five Years for Firing Rifle
DEVELOPING STORY, Magistrate hands the opposition figure five-year term, that his lawyers say will be appealed. South African opposition politician Julius Malema has been sentenced to prison time for firing a rifle in the air at a party rally.
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Pope Visits Cameroon as Separatists Pause Fighting
ALGIERS, Algeria — Pope Leo XIV is heading to the central African nation
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The Story Behind "Discombobulated"
Feeling a little confused, concerned, off-kilter, out of sorts? Sounds like you're discombobulated. It's a fitting word for an unsettling feeling. It sounds formal, maybe even fancy. But it's actually the creation of some good
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Morning Briefing: Middle East Talks, Europe Fuel Concerns, Swalwell Allegations
Inside the peace talks happening across the Middle East, Iran war drives Europe toward fuel crisis, Eric Swalwell facing new sexual assault allegations.
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Alien, Monopsony, and Lessons on Rising Inequality
This article first appeared in the Planet Money newsletter. You can sign up here . OK, hear me out. I'm about to get into a new book with a provocative argument about why income inequality has exploded in America and how to fight it. But at the center of this very serious economic book is
