The Trump administration has locked up tourists for minor violations, snatched foreign students off the street and threatened Canada and Mexico. Will fans still come to the 2026 World Cup? https://t.co/hHIkNLqY99 ...

Brazil’s president has been willing to disappoint those who voted him back into power in 2023 on a green platform. The potential gains from oil investment are simply too juicy https://t.co/SdsFwrxGaQ ...

By gatecrashing our brains, alcohol has shaped human history, from our ancestors’ descent from the trees to the formation of modern cities. But a new wariness of booze is spreading https://t.co/yUI3JN8lD5 ...

Britain’s political system is struggling. The Economist has crunched the data to analyse how chaotic the next general election could be. Read why support for the populist-right Reform UK is still rising: https://t.co/IW8TEC6hf5 https://t.co/C7PRQiRs7f ...

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With investor hopes so high about AI’s potential, betting on disappointment seems tempting. To test this idea, we spoke to three of America’s most prominent short-sellers https://t.co/AYWlEDcKZ3 ...

Western carmakers are coming up against fast-growing Chinese electric-vehicle brands all over the world. Those that slow down production risk giving their competitors an unassailable lead https://t.co/vY9sczFdWm ...

A handpicked article read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist. https://t.co/3UttrPFAF7 ...

Regardless of who prevails, the Golden Globes’ new podcast award reflects the rapid rise of the medium. Read why in The World Ahead https://t.co/nIMYw6Ja5X ...

RT Steven Mazie (@stevenmazie)A look at the many ways Donald Trump is grabbing unprecedented gobs of presidential power — w @vicnourse & me on this week’s Checks and Balance @TheEconomist https://t.co/w8IJU6oc0B ...