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For all its downsides, the EU has created the world's largest economy. More importantly, it has established a Pax Europa.
With Clinton and Trump increasingly likely to be their parties' nominees, US politics is shifting toward the general election.
Saudi Arabia keeps pumping as rival Iran returns to oil markets.
Americans' confidence in the news media has never been lower. Strong news reporting has never been more necessary.
Congress is increasingly concerned about the US relationship with Saudi Arabia. Since 9/11, America has begun to see the Saudis in a different light.
Like Ebola, Zika is a global public health emergency. It needs attention. It doesn't need fear.
China's staking of maritime claims in nearby waters is reshaping its neighbors' military alliances.
The IMF warns that the global economy is at risk should Britain vote to leave the EU.
In Syria, Libya, and Yemen, peace efforts could easily fall apart. Millions of suffering civilians are why they should not.
Every election is a new test in the messy, remarkable laboratory of American democracy. This fall is an important one in ways far beyond who wins.