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Shouts and burglars
For the first time since 2002, the US will exclude European officials from monitoring its elections, joining only Russia and Belarus. / MS NOW In a new poll of more than 100 countries, the US is the only one where people who disapprove of their nationâs leaders have higher
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Tilting at turbines
FlĂĄvio Bolsonaro surged past Lula in Brazilâs presidential election yesterday, with both candidates now headed to a runoff later this month. / Associated Press Related: Ahead of the election, Brazilâs spy agency âconfirmed the existence of interference from the United States as well as
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POLITICS AND GLOBAL AFFAIRS
Talk about a burn
Anticipating Israelâs October elections, a deeply reported primer on Benjamin Netanyahuâs Qatargate scandal. / The New Yorker Netanyahu reportedly traveled to the UAE this weekend to ask its leader to deny reports he warned the prime minister about Oct. 7. / Associated Press Israelâs leading opposition
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WEATHER DISASTERS AND EMERGENCIES
Living with porpoise
To garner approval for his projects, Trump consistently cites ânational security,â which is apparently why his triumphal arch now has snipers. / The New York Times [$] See also: In documents related to his ballroom construction, the president pushed back on fire and safety violations: âI am the
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CLIMATE CHANGE
It takes a billionaire
Itâs a big week for global diplomacy as international leaders meet in New York City. / Semafor A shipment of secret stealth fighter tech was recently sent to Hong Kong by accident. Meanwhile, an AI-based false report of nuclear cargo almost started a war with China. / Politico, CNN
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