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Right-wing ideologies have radicalised domestic terrorists in America. But they have also radicalised more mainstream and peaceable figures. That may pose a bigger danger to most Americans https://t.co/aexfGslR3T
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Nearly 70% of American adults are overweight; over a third are obese.⁠ But America has healthy cuisines—if you know where to look https://t.co/voIs8CtHTB
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The heavy metal band has released its new album, “72 Seasons”. Yet its members’ conduct leaves some fans banging their heads in frustration https://t.co/y6JeFf4yN8
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Since independence in 1956 Sudan has endured six coups and about ten failed attempts. It has been plagued by genocide, famine and poverty. These seven books explain how and why Sudan went so horribly wrong https://t.co/xgUMgtpcLI
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South Korea knows it is deeply reliant on America’s security guarantee. The two countries’ mutual concern over North Korea represents a powerful adhesive https://t.co/hasq4BQPf3
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A historical oddity, never fully repealed, could severely curtail access to abortion in America. What is the Comstock Act—and how might it be resurrected? https://t.co/HayNgvp2XH
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Goings-­on in Mexican telecoms are akin to a “telenovela”. América Móvil, the empire owned by the country’s richest man, Carlos Slim, stars in every season https://t.co/VV1kUkS5fB
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We look at the history of portable devices on screen, from “American Psycho” to “The Matrix” https://t.co/VDncocKStD
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The gulf between football in Europe and Asia (which for footballing purposes includes much of the Middle East) is wide, but Japan and Saudi Arabia are determined to narrow it https://t.co/Uz2blWx8E8
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Romania’s economy has been growing steadily for a decade, last year by 4.7%. In 2010 GDP per person was 53% of the EU av­erage; by 2021 it was 74% https://t.co/AHTkaBQDKk
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Rapid progress in AI is arousing fear as well as excitement. How concerned should you be? https://t.co/RVKV8Ia90m
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Poker sits between two poles of perfect chance and perfect strategy. These six books will help you understand when to fold ’em https://t.co/j46lZFyii6
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RT @steviehertz: Anthony Comstock lobbied for his eponymous law by taking a case of sex toys, contraceptives and abortion aids to the Capitol. Now, it could once again upend abortion access in America. 

I explain why, for @TheEconomist

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European politicians have found a constituency even dearer to them than Ukrainians: their own farmers https://t.co/b5yVyrkdXx
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The president is better on film when chopped into small clips, set against a stirring soundtrack with images of happy Americans, than he is giving a speech in front of a crowd https://t.co/4Rv4SSS2mR
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