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
- Brazil museum fire: Prized 'Luzia' fossil skull recovered
- Khashoggi killing: Turkey vows to reveal 'truth' on Saudi critic's death
- Plastic becoming too expensive to recycle, councils say, as giant waste mountain is discovered
- Saudi Arabia admits Jamal Khashoggi was killed in fight at consulate
- One Nigerian woman's mission to save Lagos beaches and turtles from plastic
- Fake moon: Could China really light up the night sky?
- Jamal Khashoggi: Saudi murder suspect had spy training
- Why do people think this 'manspreading' video is a Kremlin hoax?
- Ukrainian edible carrier bag wins award
- Man 'fought snakes' to survive after falling down 100ft mineshaft
- Afghanistan election: Female MP refutes 'heavy' make-up news report
- Gaza grenade collector: 'We're planting life from death'
- Migrant caravan: 'May God soften Trump's heart'
- Mohammed Dewji: Kidnapped billionaire 'home safely'
- Australia government braced for Wentworth by-election defeat
- Wisconsin is twice as likely to imprison people as Minnesota
- Macedonia parliament votes to start name change process
- Measuring the #MeToo backlash
- Russian woman charged with attempted US election meddling
- Democrats try to rebuild their relationship with rural America
- Afghanistan election: Voters cast ballots amid heavy security
- California has some of the country?s closest mid-term elections
- Migrant caravan halted by Mexico police on Guatemala border
- Manufacturing jobs are defying expectations
- Amritsar: India train mows down crowd killing scores
- Switching parties in Trump?s America
- Jamal Khashoggi case: Saudi Arabia says journalist killed in fight
- Why half the people in Luxembourg can?t vote
- Emmanuel Macron?s deepening problems
- A budget in Spain points to an election
The Economist
- Canada joins North America?s revised trade deal
- Coping with two million Venezuelan refugees
- A court sets back Bolivia?s quest to reclaim part of Chile?s coast
- The unpardoning of Alberto Fujimori
- Among Brexit?s true believers
- If Channel 4 moves north, so should its bosses
- The curious case of Britain?s disappearing banknotes
- Britons are increasingly turning to tabletop games for entertainment
- The dramatic drop in suicide among elderly Britons
- The Tories stage a beauty parade in Birmingham
- The struggle to take debating beyond elite private schools
- Football fans cry foul over plans to sell Wembley stadium
- Russia?s growing threat to north Europe
- Italy heads for a budget stand-off with the European Commission
- Europe?s great potato crisis
- Catalan separatism faces new dilemmas one year on
- The Texas Senate race is the most interesting contest of 2018
- From #MeToo to #ScrewYou
- Amazon?s $15 minimum wage is welcome
- Donald Trump?s inheritance
- The Democratic Party tries to regain control of state legislatures
- Scott Walker, once dominant in Wisconsin, looks vulnerable
- Ending gerrymandering
- Brazil is shaping up for a unique kind of financial crisis
- The IMF appoints a new chief economist
- Australia?s biggest banks are in the dock
- John Flannery could not repair GE?s past mistakes quickly enough
- How to run a calm workplace
- Worries about the rise of the gig economy are mostly overblown
- The EU?s new privacy law is starting to bite Facebook