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The Conversation

Billy Joel is back for an encore − but why did he wait so long to turn the lights back on? [587d]
Why Taylor Swift is an antihero to the GOP − but Democrats should know all too well that her endorsement won’t mean it’s all over now [587d]
3 years on from coup, economic sanctions look unlikely to push Myanmar back to democracy [587d]
Funding for refugees has long been politicized − punitive action against UNRWA and Palestinians fits that pattern [587d]
Are social media apps ‘dangerous products’? 2 scholars explain how the companies rely on young users but fail to protect them [587d]
AI can help − and hurt − student creativity [587d]
Republicans and Democrats consider each other immoral – even when treated fairly and kindly by the opposition [587d]
Supreme Court word-count limits for lawyers, explained in 1,026 words [587d]
Why treason is a key topic in Trump’s 14th Amendment appeal to the Supreme Court [587d]
The last days of Woodrow Wilson [587d]
Suicide has reached epidemic proportions in the US − yet medical students still don’t receive adequate training to treat suicidal patients [587d]
Norman Jewison’s ‘Rollerball’ depicted a world in which corporations controlled all information – is this dystopian vision becoming reality? [587d]
With the economy looking bright enough, the Federal Reserve seems content to play the waiting game [588d]