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Nov 1, 2018

Trump seeks ally in Brazil against "Troika of Tyranny"

Nov 1, 2018

English has the scientific edge — for now

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Trump plans to bar immigrants who enter the U.S. illegally from asylum

An aerial shot of a truck on a road with Central American migrants who are members of the caravan sitting on top of it
Nov 1, 2018

The changes at stake ahead of the 2018 midterm elections

An illustration of Democratic women in blue and Republican men in red side by side on the Capitol
Nov 1, 2018

Heather Nauert being "strongly considered" for UN ambassador

Heather Nauert at the State Department podium.
Nov 1, 2018 - World

Israel worried pressure over Khashoggi killing will destabilize Saudi Arabia

Nov 1, 2018

First signs of a U.S. shift on the war in Yemen

A young person waves a Yemen flag in front of a crowd.

Bolton to praise Bolsonaro, declare "Troika of Tyranny" in Latin America speech

Nov 1, 2018 - Technology

Podcast: A silver lining for social media

Nov 1, 2018 - World

Tough U.S. measures seek to stem Chinese espionage

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Nov 1, 2018

BlackRock CEO: Still doing business in Saudi Arabia

Larry Fink at New York Times Dealbook Conference
Nov 1, 2018 - Economy

The Trump allies who have pushed back on his media attacks

Ivanka Trump at Axios event

Midterms will shape the internet's new privacy rules

Illustration of a surveillance camera

Reality check: Trump is pushing fake news on the migrant caravan

Democrat's draft privacy bill includes prison time for execs

Sen. Ron Wyden speaks, wearing a suit

Exclusive: Trump says supporters demand his red-hot rhetoric

Nov 1, 2018

Corporate America leans GOP in 2018 midterms

Nov 1, 2018 - Health

The ACA is actually pretty stable for Trump's second open enrollment

A red cross balancing the White House, Capital Building, a caduceus, and a group of people
Oct 31, 2018

A horde of millennials are running for office

Democratic Socialist Julia Salazar, a  candidate for New York state Senate, delivers her victory speech. Photo: Scott Heins/Getty Images)

Wages rise, but so does inflation

A construction worker protests with his fist in the air
Oct 31, 2018 - Technology

For companies, bigness is a curse

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