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Editorial· No. 1786

Record EU-US trade hides a very real industrial fracture

Introduction: a record number that deceives too easily

Reportage· No. 1785

Nine Democratic governors sound the alarm on Trump's postal voting plan

Introduction: a letter that says out loud what Washington whispers

Analysis· No. 1784

Only 57,000 jobs created in June, the US economy sputters

Introduction: a number that breaks the spring's momentum

Analysis· No. 1783

Trump says Iran is folding, then insults Jews who vote Democrat

Introduction: two sentences, one man, one bout of vertigo

Essay· No. 1782

ESSAY: Finland opens the door to NATO nuclear weapons — and Europe follows

We need to name what is actually happening: a series of countries on NATO's eastern flank — countries that once shared the conviction that…

Column· No. 1781

COLUMN: Donetsk airport, from the Cyborgs' defense to Russia's Geran-3 launch pad

The Cyborgs' airport becoming the home base of Russian drones — there is no more brutal symbol to measure the gap between the heroic…

Investigation· No. 1780

INVESTIGATION: Hunting the Msta-S — how Ukrainian drones neutralize Russian artillery

A 65 percent increase in one year in the destruction of Russian artillery: that figure deserves a pause. This is not luck. It is…

Commentary· No. 1779

COMMENTARY: Russia exports more oil and earns less — the war economy in a spiral

4.13 million barrels per day at sea, $1.9 billion in revenue: these numbers tell a story Putin does not want his citizens to hear.…

Reportage· No. 1778

REPORT: The Prymary unit strikes Crimea — radar, locomotives, and fuel tankers reduced to ash

There is something methodical, almost artisanal, about the Prymary unit's work. It does not strike at random — it dismantles the nervous system of…