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Brian Snyder / Reuters An ‘Overprescription of Opioids’ That Led to a Crisis
The director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse pointed to economic factors as a cause of the epidemic.
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Mads Claus Rasmussen / Reuters What the Happiest Places Have in Common
Citizens’ wellbeing is often the result of careful planning—not serendipity.
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Kenny-Katombe Butunka / Reuters How Will Trump Lead During the Next Global Pandemic?
“There is a real reason for us to be scared,” President Obama’s Ebola czar said.
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Toya Sarno Jordan / Reuters The UN Human Rights Council Is a Deeply Flawed Body
The U.S., which withdrew from the organization Tuesday, had sought to reform it.
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Hannibal Hanschke / Reuters Migration Is Down, Crime Is Low, but Merkel Is in Trouble
But she may have received an unexpected—if inadvertent—boost from President Trump.
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Department of Health and Human Services / Reuters Trump’s Immigration Policy Gets Its Moral Reckoning
The U.S. government has separated some 2,000 children from their families in the past six weeks. Over the past 48 hours, a chorus of influential voices, including former first lady Laura Bush, have spoken out against the practice.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters Trump Always Wanted a Trade War—and Now He’s Got Several
The president’s seemingly arbitrary punishment of countries with wildly different practices suggests he was never much interested in negotiating.
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Anton Vaganov / Reuters The World Cup Is Russia’s Latest Makeover Attempt
But there are limits to how much soccer can burnish its image.
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Stringer / Reuters The Next Disaster in Yemen
Despite calls to stop the assault on Hodeidah, both the Emiratis and the Houthi rebels are digging in.
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Kevin Lim / The Straits Times / Reuters Kim Jong Un’s Propaganda Victory
With its selfies and presidential photo ops, the Singapore summit seemed to normalize Kim on the world stage.
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Christinne Muschi / Reuters Trump's Beef With Canadian Milk
Why pick a fight with Canada, of all places?
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Kim Kyung Hoon / Reuters America Alone?
A bitter end to the G7 summit could have consequences for America’s alliances.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Trump-Macron Bromance Is Going Sour
The French leader’s attempt to cozy up to the U.S. president has yielded few tangible results.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Trump's Obsession With Russia Reaches the G7
The president asked: “Why are we having a meeting without Russia being in the meeting?”
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Omar Sobhani / Reuters ‘An Opportunity for the Taliban’
The Afghan president announced a weeklong unilateral ceasefire, but are the insurgents interested?
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Has the Western World Started Shunning America?
With a global trade war heating up just ahead of a major international summit, the U.S. may find itself the odd one out.
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Chris Wattie / Reuters Trudeau Reaches His Breaking Point With Trump
The Canadian leader’s response to U.S. tariffs formed his sharpest-ever rebuke of the president.
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Mike Blake / Reuters Trump’s Pick to Lead Refugee Efforts Is a Critic of Immigration
“To put somebody in charge whose track record consists of writing about how much he despises immigrants is just unfathomable.”
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Denis Balibouse / Reuters Syria Is Now In Charge of the UN's Disarmament Efforts. Really.
The U.S. says the Assad regime’s repeated use of chemical weapons on civilians should disqualify it from the post.
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China Stringer Network / Reuters The U.S.-China Confrontation Takes On a New Dimension
First it was trade. Then came the exclusion from military exercises.
