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Prosecuting Powell Would Be a New Low With No Upside

yesterday 10

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John Authers

Customs Union? Single Market? The UK and Europe Can Do Better

As the 10th anniversary of Brexit approaches this summer, recent polls suggest nearly 6 in 10 Britons want to rejoin the European Union. Prime...

yesterday 3

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Editorial Board

Trump’s Credit-Card Cap Would Feed the Weakest to the Sharks

yesterday 2

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Paul J. Davies

Lego's Smart Bricks Feel a Little Dumb

Play experts were dismayed this week when The Lego Group launched Smart Bricks — blocks that play sound, light up and react to movement — at the...

saturday 8

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Parmy Olson

The New Food Pyramid Is a Mess. It’s Still Better Than the Old One

The new US dietary guidelines are distorted by politics and tainted by the influence of the meat and dairy industries — but they may still improve...

saturday 6

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F.d. Flam

Simple Reforms Could Help Prevent the Next ICE Shooting

Hours after an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Nicole Good on a snowy Minnesota street, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he’d been worried just such...

saturday 6

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Erika D. Smith

The DOJ Suing for Voter Data Is Dangerous on Many Levels

09.01.2026 20

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Barbara Mcquade

Forget the Naysayers, Venezuela Offers Quick Oil Wins

Conventional wisdom says the future of the Venezuelan oil industry is bleak. I disagree. The naysayers state that any output gains are far, far...

09.01.2026 5

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Javier Blas

RFK Jr.’s Reckless Vaccine Experiment Puts Children at Risk

In a single stroke this week, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. achieved a long-standing goal of his anti-vaccine supporters — and put...

09.01.2026 6

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Editorial Board

What We’re Watching in 2026

09.01.2026 10

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Bloomberg Opinion

Don’t Lose the New START Treaty. Use It

Amid US gunboat diplomacy in Venezuela and threats to annex Greenland, it would be easy to forget that the last major nuclear arms-control...

08.01.2026 4

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Editorial Board

US Success in Venezuela Won’t Be Judged By Oil

Big party, brutal hangover. That’s likely how many Venezuelans feel today, as the euphoria following Nicolás Maduro’s capture gives way to reality:...

08.01.2026 20

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Juan Pablo Spinetto

If Rubio Is America’s Superego, Stephen Miller Is the Id

The American attack on Venezuela to snatch-and-grab its dictator was many things: militarily masterful, legally cynical, strategically and morally...

08.01.2026 8

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Andreas Kluth

JPMorgan, Apple and Goldman Score a Rare Win-Win-Win

If you can’t get what you want, get what you need. It’s taken the best part of two years, but JPMorgan Chase & Co. has finally helped Goldman Sachs...

08.01.2026 3

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Paul J. Davies

Slashing Foreign Aid Risks Millions of Lives

The White House announced last January that waging war on the “foreign aid industry and bureaucracy” would be among its first orders of business....

07.01.2026 8

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Editorial Board

China Is Overplaying Its Rare-Earth Hand in Japan

To a hammer, every problem is a nail. If your most potent means of geopolitical leverage is threatening supplies of high-strength magnets,...

07.01.2026 3

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David Fickling

Vaccine Changes Will Make American Children Suffer Again

07.01.2026 2

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Lisa Jarvis

The Supreme Court Could Give the GOP a Political Lifeline

The GOP’s best chance of defending its narrow, five-seat majority in the House of Representatives in 2026 — and beyond — could come from an...

07.01.2026 3

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Ronald Brownstein