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Ahmed Saad / Reuters Iraq: The World Capital of Terrorism
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Aly Song / Reuters 7 Ways to Find Meaning at Work
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Gary Cameron / Reuters Why Would a Republican Hawk Support Donald Trump?
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters What If the Terrorists Are Already Here?
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David W Cerny / Reuters Trust in Government Is Collapsing Around the World
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Nancy Wiechec / Reuters Loretta Lynch: ‘I Certainly Wouldn’t Do It Again’
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Neil Hall / Reuters Should the Brexit Vote Have Happened at All?
Critics claim British voters were unqualified to decide such a complicated issue. But democracy itself isn’t the problem.
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Reuters Europe’s Counterrevolution Has Begun
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Reuters ‘The Totalitarian Regime Is Intact’: One Cuban’s Message to Obama
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Sergio Moraes / Reuters The Lopsided Geography of Wikipedia
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Eduardo Munoz / Reuters Here’s ‘What’s Going On’ With Muslims
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Jim Young / Reuters Does Hillary Really Have the Foreign-Policy Advantage?
Clinton says Trump’s wrong about the world. But she still needs to explain why she’s right.
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Jorge Duenes / Reuters The Human-Rights Case for Drug Legalization
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Siphiwe Sibeko / Reuters Does It Really Matter What People Call the So-Called Islamic State?
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AP Hiroshima and the Politics of Apologizing
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Samantha Sais / Reuters A World of Walls
Donald Trump’s proposal for the U.S.-Mexico border isn’t outdated. It’s a sign of the times.
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Ueslei Marcelino / Reuters The Origins of Brazil’s Turmoil
From Lord Latimer to Bill Clinton, impeachment has always been political. But how political is too political?
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Natural Environment Research Council The Lessons of Boaty McBoatface
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