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[ad_1] Lots of people in Saudi Arabia have a soft spot for Donald Trump. They think of the American president as a straight-shooting businessman — someone who talks of interests …

[ad_1] Means is obviously correct that the American diet is a disaster, and most people would benefit from better sleep, more exercise and stress-control techniques like meditation. What’s insidious in …

[ad_1] To the Editor: “No One Has Ever Defeated Autocracy From the Sidelines,” by Steven Levitsky, Lucan Way and Daniel Ziblatt (Opinion guest essay, May 11), is alarming — or …

[ad_1] Research on chemicals that have been vetted by the F.D.A. tends to be extremely narrow in focus, looking mostly for cancer, genetic mutations or organ damage in animal or …

[ad_1] Slavc (pronounced sh-lough-ts) was a wolf pioneer. Born in 2010, in southern Slovenia, at a year old he was collared with a GPS tracker by biologists researching wolf behavior. …

[ad_1] Serge Schmemann hosted a video conversation with three former European diplomats, Wolfgang Ischinger of Germany, Judith Gough of Britain and Gabrielius Landsbergis of Lithuania, to talk about how the …

[ad_1] Back when I was a reporter covering the Supreme Court in the early 2000s, journalists in the nation’s capital had begun routinely to identify judges by the presidents who …

[ad_1] In thinking about the broad trends, I think trade is a secondary or tertiary thing. It’s more of a positive than a negative. In terms of evaluating those trends, …

[ad_1] Polls show Democrats down in the dumps at their lowest approval level in decades, but we Republicans are having an identity crisis of our own, and you can see …

[ad_1] At home, his success has been built on uniting the business class behind him and rigging the electoral process. Mr. Vucic has also built a network of so-called loyalists …