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Russia's foreign debt default will send ripples across the world and make it impossible for the country to spend its money how it wants.
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Beijing announced extending zero COVID policies until 2027 which will continue to wreak havoc on firms dependent on Chinese manufacturing.
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China doubles down on zero COVID-19 and lockdowns

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Peter Zeihan recounts the Ukraine War, from Russia's initial attack and subsequent blunders, to its adjusted, more brutal military strategy.
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Russia has a new, more brutal military strategy in Ukraine

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Many tools used to regulate the economic system, like interest rates at the federal bank level, may not work anymore as the population ages. 
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Peter Zeihan spotlights a new flashpoint between Russia and Europe and the early stage collapse of Europe's energy system.
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Voter ID laws vary from state to state, including the type of ID and the level of enforcement of those laws across America.
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When U.S. citizens want to exercise their right to vote in America, they must first register. But the rules and requirements vary from state to state.
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The 2020 elections revealed significant changes to the American electorate, but the biggest wasn’t who voters supported–it was how they cast their ballots.
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Ginni Thomas and Mike Pence have been called to testify at the Jan 6 hearings. There's a reason they are not being officially investigated.
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Inflation is a global problem. But unlike other countries, the U.S. has economic ideas that should help ease inflation in due time.
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Inflation is a global phenomenon, not just a US problem

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Dating apps provide preferences and filters to help target potential mates, but racial preference is contributing to institutional racism.
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Dating apps are rooted in institutional racism

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President Biden says the U.S. and NATO will support Ukraine against Russia for "as long as it takes." But are they doing enough?
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While the Disinformation Governance Board task force has been paused, a recent memo shows the group had a misguided agenda.
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The U.S. tax receipts were stronger than the estimates amid a deteriorating fiscal situation as taxable income skewed towards wealthy.
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Taxing the rich isn’t going to solve dire US fiscal situation

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According to a new report, medicare and social security are in dismal financial shape and Congress is ignoring the future fallout.
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