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Americans pay more for prescription drugs than citizens in any other developed country. America's pharmaceutical system is saturated with middlemen who perpetually take advantage of the disadvantaged. Mark Cuban is trying to tackle this…
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A recent spike in journalist murders in Mexico sheds light on a persistent issue of violence and impunity within the country. Yet keeping journalism alive in countries where it is under the largest threat is essential to protecting press…
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Morocco and Algeria's hostile relations have led to fears that a blunder could lead to an armed confrontation. Is there an imminent risk of war in the Maghreb region?
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The Beijing Olympics opening ceremony showcased China's ethnic diversity, but it is more than just a message of peace and unity.
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En France, la campagne présidentielle a vu fleurir les hommages au général de Gaulle. Les candidats se disputent son héritage, politique comme symbolique. Que révèle cette obsession française sur le paysage politique du pays?
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Notre monde est de plus en plus digital; il semble donc logique que des monnaies telles que le dollar suivent cette voie. Mais à quoi ressemblerait véritablement un dollar entièrement numérique, et quels sont les risques et avantages…
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Regardless of the rationale behind secular policies, laws dictating what women can or cannot wear take away their individual agency and bodily autonomy. They mutate the female body into a public structure that is under the jurisdiction of…
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Stronger antitrust legislation has the potential to decrease anticompetitive behaviour and empower oversight of exploitation and abuses by large corporations, freeing markets and consumers from the grip of greed-driven monopolies. 
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By misrepresenting the experiences of individuals with mental disorders, beliefs about stereotypes may lead to a negative monolithic view of the community and subsequently perpetuate biases in public opinion.
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