Democracy
Elections, power, public opinion: what still holds democracy up, and what is cracking it.
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Essay· No. 2308
Keiko Fujimori and the return of a dynasty after a decade of Peruvian chaos
Introduction: a victory decided in the dead of election night
Editorial· No. 2303
Washington negotiates voluntary AI rules, a necessary gamble
Introduction: frontier AI enters the era of negotiated rules
Commentary· No. 2298
Creatine might help fight depression, but let's stay cautious
Introduction: a gym supplement now intriguing psychiatry
Commentary· No. 2285
The $35 million Epstein estate settlement awaits its moment of truth
Introduction: an upcoming hearing, a growing bill
Editorial· No. 2284
Ebola in Congo, the Clinical Trial That Could Change Everything
Introduction: one first patient, one cautious hope
Note· No. 2279
Six Redacted Names From the Epstein Files Revealed on the House Floor
Introduction: a public reading that shakes Washington
Commentary· No. 2276
Sweden Arms Its Skies With a $916 Million Saab-BAE Deal
Introduction: one more step toward a West that is rearming
Note· No. 2267
Trump Jokes About His Weight, but Public Health Isn't Laughing
Introduction: a podcast joke that says a lot
Commentary· No. 2264
The DOJ Just Conceded It Broke the Epstein Transparency Law
Introduction: a stinging legal defeat for the DOJ
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