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1 - Impeachment Inquiry Live Updates: Fiona Hill Denounces ‘Fictional’ Claim of Ukraine Meddling in 2016 Link
2 - Republicans Seek to Muddy Impeachment Evidence as Their Defense of Trump Link
3 - Fiona Hill Viewed Serving Trump as Risky. Now She’s an Impeachment Witness. Link
4 - Who Is David Holmes, the U.S. Embassy Official Testifying Today? Link
5 - Why Pete Buttigieg’s Lack of Black Support May Limit His 2020 Potential Link
6 - Who Won the Debate? Campaign Experts Weighed In Link
7 - Google to Limit Targeting of Political Ads Link
8 - $26 Million in Missing Paychecks, One Mysterious Swindler Charged Link
9 - Trump Reverses Navy Decision to Oust Edward Gallagher From SEALs Link
10 - Is There Anything We Can All Agree On? Yes: Dolly Parton Link
11 - Democratic Debate, Prince Andrew, National Book Awards: Your Thursday Briefing Link
12 - Is N.Y.C. Ready for a Ban on Free Street Parking? Link
13 - ‘We Followed the President’s Orders’ Link
14 - One Thing You Can Do: Know Your Climate Facts Link
15 - The Plan to Rescue El Chapo’s Son: Chaos, Guns and Fear Link
16 - What Do Californians Think of the Candidates? Link
17 - Donald Trump’s Gordon Problem Link
18 - Sondland Has Implicated the President and His Top Men Link
19 - One Thing Trump Gets Right Link
20 - Should Trump Tromp Rudy? Link
21 - Gordon Sondland Leaves Us With No Other Option Link
22 - Are Public Impeachment Hearings Working? Link
23 - Buttigieg Was a Target. But No One Was Attacked Like Warren. Link
24 - Can the Supreme Court Save Itself? Link
25 - To Take on the Religious Right, We Need a Religious Left Link
26 - The Left Shouldn’t Freak Out About Trump’s Judges (Yet) Link
27 - In N.J. High School Football, a Victory Tempered by Grief Link
28 - A Designer’s Suicide and the Clothes He Left Behind Link
29 - 36 Hours in Belgrade Link
30 - 16-Year-Old Scooter Rider Killed by Tow Truck in New Jersey Link
31 - WeWork Will Lay Off 2,400 Workers Link
32 - Extinction Rebellion Co-Founder Apologizes for Holocaust Remarks Link
33 - Nine Face Hazing-Related Charges in Death of Ohio University Student Link
34 - U.K. Conservative Party Scolded for Rebranding Twitter Account Link
35 - A Wet Year Causes Farm Woes Far Beyond the Floodplains Link
36 - Henry Paulson Sounds Alarm: U.S.-China Relations May Only Get Worse Link
37 - After Disastrous Epstein Interview, Prince Andrew Steps Down From Public Duties Link
38 - No, That Mac Factory in Texas Is Not New Link
39 - How to Defuse Tension at the Dinner Table During the Holidays Link
40 - 5 Things to Avoid on Black Friday Link
41 - How to Have Closer Friendships (and Why You Need Them) Link
42 - If You Want One of These Things, Wait Until Black Friday Link
43 - Avoid Burnout Before You’re Already Burned Out Link
44 - The Kids Who Love ‘Frozen’ and the Parents Who Love Them Link
45 - Overlooked No More: Pauline Boty, Rebellious Pop Artist Link
46 - Celery Is Ready for a Starring Role Link
47 - Late Night Is Tickled by Gordon Sondland’s Impeachment Testimony Link
48 - 6 Classic TV Series Left Out of the Streaming Boom Link
49 - Getting a Handle on Self-Harm Link
50 - How Did Plants Conquer Land? These Humble Algae Hold Clues Link
51 - The Trees and the Forest of New Towers Link
52 - When Snakes Had Use for a Pair of Legs Link

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12 - Gordon Sondland Leaves Us With No Other Option Link
13 - A White House Now ‘Cannibalizing Itself’ Link
14 - The Divide in Yakima Is the Divide in America Link
15 - Weeknight Dinner Around the World Link
16 - Bobby Shmurda, a Brooklyn Rapper, Is Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison Link
17 - What She Learned From the One Who Got Away Link
18 - California to Stop Buying From Automakers That Backed Trump on Emissions Link
19 - I’m a Police Chief. We Need to Change How Officers View Their Guns. Link

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1 - To make the world richer, let people move Link
2 - When a worker migrates, a family benefits Link
3 - Why the arguments against immigration are so popular Link
4 - Why people should leave the countryside Link
5 - Why voting with your feet is more effective than a ballot Link
6 - How migration makes the world brainier Link
7 - India is stumbling because of its prime minister’s failure to curb his darker side Link
8 - What does Narendra Modi want? Link
9 - India’s foreign policy remains cautious and unimaginative Link
10 - A downturn in India reveals the desperate need for deeper reform Link
11 - Environmental, educational and administrative gridlock threaten India’s future Link
12 - Narendra Modi must reassure Indians that he is committed to democracy Link
13 - Inflation is losing its meaning as an economic indicator Link
14 - Economists’ models of inflation are letting them down Link
15 - Technology is making inflation statistics an unreliable guide to the economy Link
16 - Low inflation is a global phenomenon with global causes Link
17 - Why onions and pigs can give economists a headache Link
18 - Most, but not all, emerging markets have overcome high inflation Link
19 - How to make economic policy fit for a world of low inflation Link
20 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
21 - The best way to eradicate poverty in America is to focus on children Link
22 - The official way America calculates poverty is deeply flawed Link
23 - American poverty is moving from the cities to the suburbs Link
24 - Poverty in America continues to affect people of colour most Link
25 - How much can enterprise and philanthropy help alleviate American poverty? Link
26 - Poverty in America has long-lasting, destructive consequences on children Link
27 - Progress is possible in America’s ongoing war on poverty Link
28 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
29 - Canadians must decide if they want to remain a liberal beacon Link
30 - Redistribution and innovation drive Canada’s changing economy Link
31 - Culture wars, Canadian-style Link
32 - The environment is Canada’s biggest wedge issue Link
33 - Canada’s indigenous peoples are claiming new rights and resources Link
34 - Canada is feeling lonely, but its place internationally is still strong Link
35 - The election in October will be a test of Canada’s liberal values Link
36 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
37 - Supply chains are undergoing a dramatic transformation Link
38 - Multinational companies are adjusting to shorter supply chains Link
39 - Supply chains for different industries are fragmenting in different ways Link
40 - Which way out? Link
41 - Amazon and Alibaba are pacesetters of the next supply-chain revolution Link
42 - Digitisation is helping to deliver goods faster Link
43 - Companies must get ready for a riskier world Link
44 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
45 - California and Texas have different visions for America’s future Link
46 - Many people are moving from California to Texas Link
47 - Public education in both California and Texas is poor Link
48 - California and Texas are both failing their neediest citizens Link
49 - California is a leader on environmentalism Link
50 - Immigration shapes the politics of California and Texas Link
51 - Texas seems better placed to adapt than California Link
52 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
53 - Trade can no longer anchor America’s relationship with China Link
54 - In Washington, talk of a China threat cuts across the political divide Link
55 - In Beijing, views of America have become deeply cynical Link
56 - Why Iowa is Xi Jinping’s favourite corner of America Link
57 - Ordinary Americans and Chinese seem to be drifting apart Link
58 - America still leads in technology, but China is catching up fast Link
59 - America’s military relationship with China needs rules Link
60 - The trouble with putting tariffs on Chinese goods Link
61 - America and China must manage their rivalry or risk disaster Link
62 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
63 - Young people and their phones are shaking up banking Link
64 - South Korea is trying to make banking fun Link
65 - What bankers need to know about the mobile generation Link
66 - In South-East Asia, Grab and Gojek bring banking to the masses Link
67 - How Singapore’s incumbent banks are preparing for competition Link
68 - Neobanks are changing Britain’s banking landscape Link
69 - New apps are teaching children how to manage their money Link
70 - “Flanker” banks are seeking to combine the old and new Link
71 - The banking revolution is great for customers Link
72 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
73 - Cyril Ramaphosa faces a daunting task if he wins South Africa’s election Link
74 - A decade of “state capture” has damaged South Africa’s institutions Link
75 - Cyril Ramaphosa must start his reforms within the ANC Link
76 - Some South Africans are rethinking Nelson Mandela’s legacy Link
77 - High unemployment is a symptom of South Africa’s economic malaise Link
78 - Land reform will continue to be one of South Africa’s biggest problems Link
79 - South Africa’s youngsters are let down by a lousy education system Link
80 - South Africa needs a broader choice of leadership options Link
81 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
82 - Private education is booming in new markets and new forms Link
83 - Private education is stepping in where the state leaves off Link
84 - Online tutoring works better than some might expect Link
85 - Even in China, one-size education does not fit all Link
86 - A look inside a Pakistani madrassa Link
87 - How Chile combines competition and public funding Link
88 - Private education can complement the public sort Link
89 - Acknowledgments and further reading Link
90 - How NATO is shaping up at 70 Link
91 - Decades after the end of the cold war, Russia is showing new aggression Link
92 - NATO members’ promise of spending 2% of their GDP on defence is proving hard to keep Link
93 - What would happen if America left Europe to fend for itself? Link
94 - Preparing for conflicts by cyber-means Link
95 - What NATO is doing to keep abreast of new challenges Link
96 - What NATO needs to do to live to its 100th birthday Link
97 - Sources and acknowledgments Link
98 - Climate change and population growth are making the world’s water woes more urgent Link
99 - Poisoned and over-exploited, many rivers are in a parlous state Link
100 - Disputes over water will be an increasing source of international tension Link