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Ann Widdecombe: Britain’s last Battleaxe
‘Re-dollarization,’ not ‘de-dollarization’: Standard Chartered thinks fears over the U.S. dollar are overstated
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Why Farage’s mates love Montenegro
Trump threatens Iran with more bombing as U.S. missile stockpiles decline, the Strait of Hormuz slams shut, and there’s no endgame in sight
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The deep-state cult of Leo Strauss
A year after founder Fred Smith’s death, FedEx’s CEO charts his own path
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How Tommy Robinson radicalised my mum
Mamdani’s $50 World Cup jersey stunt proves some of the oldest criticisms of socialism correct: ‘The odds are extremely stacked against you’
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Count Binface: a serious fool
U.S. reimposes naval blockade as strikes intensify and Iran threatens to stop all Mideast energy exports
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Jonathan Haidt: Why the Right should support the social media ban
Bending Spoons only hired 0.04% from its 800,000 job applications last year—its CEO says its cutthroat hiring process is unlike ‘useless’ interviews
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How Britain became Zombieland
FedEx CEO says we are in the middle of the biggest supply chain shift he’s seen in 35 years: ‘We are the referendum’
Politics
Does Manchesterism need Miliband?
Kevin Ryan’s AlleyCorp raises new $335 million fund, all in on early-stage bets
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Why Burnhamomics will fail
We may have just witnessed the biggest share drop in the modern history of IBM
Culture
Holden Caulfield: the original incel
Billionaire Richard Branson says copying his 5 a.m. morning routine won’t make you successful—and will just cause ‘more burnouts than breakthroughs’
Culture
Slough after The Office
Florida’s big tax cut plan assumes a level of migration that has already collapsed 90%
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