news source: The Economist: United States
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published: 04/10/2018 23:44:15
Ending gerrymandering
news source: The Economist: United States
news section: International / undefined
published: 04/10/2018 23:44:15
news source: The Economist: United States
news section: International / undefined
published: 04/10/2018 23:44:15
International
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- Brazil swing to right brings hope and fear
- The mega-dam being crowdfunded by Pakistan's top judge
- Lion Air crash: Mourning siblings, mystery couple among victims
- As a Pittsburgh Jewish community reeled, its teenagers mobilised
- 'I never knew men could get breast cancer'
- Deep South woman vying to make history
- Brazil economy: Can Bolsonaro ride the 'Bullsonaro wave'?
- Uzbek deputy PM sacked in ditch row
- Soviet monument gets Bulgarian guard
- Lion Air crash: Boats find debris from plane in sea
- Cerebral palsy superhero creator: I decided representation matters
- A mother reacts to reuniting with her missing son
- Japan?s Princess Ayako surrenders her royal title
- Real Madrid sack Julen Lopetegui as manager
- Sri Lanka crisis: Fears of a 'bloodbath' in power struggle
- Tunis attack: Woman blows herself up in Tunisia
- Angela Merkel to step down as German chancellor in 2021
- Canadian mother reunited with kidnapped son after 31 years
- Mexico president-elect halts partly built airport
- Pittsburgh shooting: White House denies Trump rhetoric to blame
- Bulgaria smashes 'fake passport scam'
- Lion Air crash: Jakarta Boeing 737 'had prior instrument error'
- US sending 5,200 troops to border with Mexico
- The life and death of Maddie Linsenmeir
- The women looking outside the law for abortions
- In pictures: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2018
- Pittsburgh shooting: Squirrel Hill mourns its dead
- US mail bombs: Suspect Cesar Sayoc 'was anti everything'
- Catalonia: Fighting for different futures
The Economist
- Introducing our new look
- Wisconsin is twice as likely to imprison people as Minnesota
- Measuring the #MeToo backlash
- Democrats try to rebuild their relationship with rural America
- California has some of the country?s closest mid-term elections
- Manufacturing jobs are defying expectations
- Switching parties in Trump?s America
- Why half the people in Luxembourg can?t vote
- Emmanuel Macron?s deepening problems
- A budget in Spain points to an election
- ?The Clergy? is stirring up debate about Poland?s Catholic church
- Ukraine?s Orthodox Church moves closer to autonomy
- In defence of the Volkspartei
- A court ruling knocks another hole in Swiss banking secrecy
- CYBG buys Virgin Money
- A debate about central-bank independence is overdue
- Repair is as important as innovation
- How to plug budget holes by managing public wealth better
- Mexico?s president-elect puts the capital?s new airport to a vote
- The fate of Italy?s banks is still tied to public debt
- A new form of cryptocurrency promises to defy financial gravity
- The only man who can stop Jair Bolsonaro from becoming Brazil?s president
- Why rising bond yields are playing on stockholders? nerves
- Paul Allen leaves a lasting legacy both at Microsoft and in Seattle
- Reasons for firms to steer clear of Saudi Arabia
- A Brexit deal is closer in Brussels than in Westminster
- The shale boom has made America the world?s top oil producer
- The health detectives on the trail of measles outbreaks
- The collapse of an American retail giant
- Chief executives win the pay lottery