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Reportage· No. 5339
REPORT: Washington Sends $26.5 Million to a Shattered Colombia, but Keeps Its Tariffs on the Rubble
Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in on August 7.

Column· No. 5336
COLUMN: The $5.6 million Trump lost for good — nine justices, not one dissent, and the Carroll case closed
On an order list posted one Monday morning in August, buried among dozens of cases nobody will ever read, the Supreme Court of the…

Analysis· No. 5335
ANALYSIS: 37 to 36 — Trump loses the economy, the one ground he never lost, three months before the vote
One single percentage point, between the two parties, on the question that makes and unmakes American presidencies.

Reportage· No. 5334
REPORT: Trump imposes 4,636 soldiers on Washington until 2029, but crime was already falling before them
In a Washington park, four National Guard soldiers stop, stand back to back and sweep the horizon with their eyes, rifles slung across their…

Analysis· No. 5333
ANALYSIS: Trump promised Iran peace in 60 days, but the deadline expired and he threatens to bomb Oman
Sixty days to turn a war into a peace. That was the promise of the memorandum signed on June 17 at the Palace of…

Column· No. 5332
COLUMN: Trump cuts Seoul's shield while 18,000 soldiers rehearse their own survival
Eighteen thousand South Korean soldiers walked into exercise territory on Monday morning, right on schedule, the way they have every August for years. Ulchi…

Commentary· No. 5322
COMMENTARY: Trump’s Bedminster Weekend Shared a Course With LIV Golf

Analysis· No. 5321
FACT CHECK: Trump Says Hormuz Deal. Iran Says It Is Not Negotiating With Washington

Analysis· No. 5320
DECODING: Graham’s 100% Tariff Bill Gives Trump a National-Interest Exit
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