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USAID’s apparent demise and the US withdrawal from WHO put millions of lives worldwide at risk and imperil US national security [166d]
How Nutriset, a French company, has helped alleviate hunger and create jobs in some of the world’s poorest places [166d]
Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting prioritizes ‘real’ independence from the US − but what does that mean and is it achievable? [167d]
A hazy legal landscape means people can get high on hemp products, even where pot is prohibited [167d]
Butchers, bakers, candlestick-makers − and prostitutes: The women working behind the scenes in papal Avignon [167d]
500 years ago, German peasants revolted – but their faith that the Protestant Reformation stood for freedom was dashed by Martin Luther and the nobility [167d]
Trump’s claims of vast presidential powers run up against Article 2 of the Constitution and exceed previous presidents’ power grabs [167d]
How early voting on campuses can boost election turnout – not only for students but for residents, too [167d]
Generative AI is most useful for the things we care about the least [167d]
Colorado is tackling air pollution in vulnerable neighborhoods by regulating 5 air toxics [167d]
Selenium is an essential nutrient named after the Greek goddess of the Moon − crucial to health, it may help prevent and treat cancer [167d]
If US attempts World Bank retreat, the China-led AIIB could be poised to step in – and provide a model of global cooperation [167d]