Last year Khamphat Paneboun was an involuntary passenger on a charter flight to Laos. It was the first time he had been outside America since arriving in California as a child refugee in 1990. 1843 tells his story https://t.co/9UVQRl2xET ...

Populist antitrust in America may be gone. But those hoping for a return to an orderly, technocratic and generally permissive regime should not kid themselves https://t.co/c349R5jEkI ...

Republicans hope that the scandal will lead to the collapse of the crown itself. That is ambitious, but it may erode support for the monarchy https://t.co/G1zKZiTFti ...

Will clubs forced to invest in young Britons produce more talented grown-ups, benefiting national men’s teams that haven’t won an international tournament since 1966? There are promising signs https://t.co/InpUCbAJ9KPhoto: Getty Images https://t.co/BWkUK1xqAF ...

Investment in Libya requires stability and legitimacy. Both are dwindling. Without better governance, chaos will flourish as well as nostalgia https://t.co/1iCxrIKZEs ...

Mocked, dismissed, disparaged, France has long thought differently about the world, and seldom been afraid to say so. Do not expect fellow Europeans to give it credit, even when they agree https://t.co/0J1UEoLYZV ...

Experts say Australian beachgoers need to better understand the risks of swimming in a shark’s natural habitat, which are only intensifying as climate change alters the oceans https://t.co/9vRGzBpOlv ...

Books by Sally Rooney, an Irish writer of steamy literary fiction, shared shelf-space with tomes by Sayyid Qutb, a leading ideologue of the Muslim Brotherhood https://t.co/JbTx4DjlJm ...

Move over protein: eating more fibre may be the hottest new dietary trend of 2026. But are those extra grams worth chasing? https://t.co/8WoaM5RBOt ...

Well Informed assesses the scientific evidence behind the health and wellness trends that fill your feeds. Our science writers to get to the heart of the questions, and stories, that matter most https://t.co/d3CadwHuyW ...