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The green World Cup

With the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals complete, we wondered what the tournament would look like if teams were competing on a different kind of playing field: clean energy.

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African migration largely stays in Africa

Terrorism fades as Americans’ top concern

The global geography of terrorism is shifting

International students sour on the US

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The explosion of prediction markets

The Graphic Truth: 50 years of US inflation vs interest rates

The Graphic Truth: US interest rates vs. inflation

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Germany rebuilds its ranks

AI has students rethinking their majors

AI is reshaping not only how college students learn, but what they choose to study in the first place.

The GLP-1 world

Roughly 11% of American adults now say they are taking GLP-1s for weight loss, up from just 3% in 2024.

The fastest-growing Ebola outbreak ever

The World Health Organization said on Saturday the outbreak reached 3,605 cases

The hidden costs of the Iran war

US consumers have spent nearly $74 billion more on gasoline and diesel since the war in Iran began in February

The shrinking shelf life of a British prime minister

Another prime minister arrived at Downing Street today. Andy Burnham became the United Kingdom’s seventh leader in just 10 years. The Graphic Truth maps out the duration of the United Kingdom's prime ministers in office.

The green World Cup

With the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals complete, we wondered what the tournament would look like if teams were competing on a different kind of playing field: clean energy.

Africa’s fountain of youth

By 2050, one in four people on Earth is expected to be African, according to the United Nations.

Where press freedom falls, impunity rises

The world is splitting into two camps: countries that hold power accountable, and those that don’t.

The changing face of America

The racial and ethnic makeup of American society has changed profoundly over the last few decades.

The next El Niño could be the strongest yet

The consequences for economies and for food security around the world could be severe.

AI becomes a top global concern

Inflation, war, climate change, and now artificial intelligence are among the world’s top concerns, according to a poll of 15 countries.

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AI is reshaping not only how college students learn, but what they choose to study in the first place.

Roughly 11% of American adults now say they are taking GLP-1s for weight loss, up from just 3% in 2024.

The World Health Organization said on Saturday the outbreak reached 3,605 cases

US consumers have spent nearly $74 billion more on gasoline and diesel since the war in Iran began in February

Another prime minister arrived at Downing Street today. Andy Burnham became the United Kingdom’s seventh leader in just 10 years. The Graphic Truth maps out the duration of the United Kingdom's prime ministers in office.

With the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals complete, we wondered what the tournament would look like if teams were competing on a different kind of playing field: clean energy.

By 2050, one in four people on Earth is expected to be African, according to the United Nations.

The world is splitting into two camps: countries that hold power accountable, and those that don’t.

The racial and ethnic makeup of American society has changed profoundly over the last few decades.

The consequences for economies and for food security around the world could be severe.

Inflation, war, climate change, and now artificial intelligence are among the world’s top concerns, according to a poll of 15 countries.

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