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World leaders plan to boost GDP, the E.S.A. lands on a comet, and an artist looks for a needle in a haystack
Student protests in Hong Kong, two sex-scandal resignations, and the CIA's lust for lemon pound cake.
Police in Missouri kill an unarmed teenager, the U.S. government expands its terrorist database, and Justin Bieber saves a Russian fisherman
Christopher Beha discusses sex tapes as literary vehicle, the celebrity impulse, and the problematic absence of religion in American literature
The U.S. Supreme Court weakens the ACA’s contraception mandate; ISIL attempts to legitimize its territorial gains in the Middle East; and Facebook gives you feelings
The Obama Administration tries to publicize climate change, secessionists stage a referendum in eastern Ukraine, and teenage boys hold a prom-date draft in California
Crisis in Crimea, corruption in Turkey, and the inadequate diversity of Google Doodles
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