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‘Education Emergency’ as Third of World’s Children Lack Remote Learning

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‘Polishing the Gun’: China, U.S. Tensions Raise Taiwan Conflict Fears

Since World War II, U.S. Political Parties Have Become More Extreme

A new study following voting data found out why parties have become more polarized—and it does not have to do with voters.