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She left the party in 2022, first becoming an independent and then, in 2024, a Republican, coming to represent the anti-war ...

Gatorade was an early electrolyte drink, a category of beverage now popular among athletes, gymgoers and schoolchildren.

Bill Burns, an ambassador-turned-spy-chief, is one of America’s most respected diplomats. He initiated the secret talks with ...

In a guest essay for The Economist this week, Ozgur Ozel described the war of attrition that Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip ...

Sign up here to receive “The US in brief” as a newsletter, each weekday, in your inbox. In a rare act of defiance to Donald ...

Optimists are more likely to rise up organisational ladders as well. In a recent paper Nadine Chochoiek of Munich Business ...

Europe needs a layered approach, argues Topi Manner, CEO of Elisa, a Finnish telecoms and cloud provider: “The most sensitive ...

Looming offerings by SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are potentially perilous experiments in corporate governance, writes Gill Whitehead ...

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W hen the first Hard Rock Cafe opened in 1971 in London, the musical genre to which the restaurant chain pays tribute had ...

In Maine, Graham Platner is betting centrist and right-leaning voters want economic revolution more than culture war ...