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Economics
In Istanbul, outrage over Zara not paying garment workers
Spectators react as they watch a performance during a local martial arts cultural festival in  Zhejiang province.
Global Politics
What’s your citizen ‘trust score’? China moves to rate its 1.3 billion citizens
Acting DEA Administrator Chuck Rosenberg speaks during a news conference on the dangers law enforcement and first responders face when encountering fentanyl at DEA Headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, U.S., June 6, 2017.
Health
Trump wants to stop the ‘flood of cheap and deadly’ fentanyl from China. The dark web will make that harder.
climate demonstrators
Global Politics
What’s it like to be an American at the UN climate talks?
A man in a speaker panel is talking.
Global Politics
Some Vietnamese immigrants were protected from deportation, but the Trump administration may be changing that policy
Robert Mugabe kisses his wife, Grace, at a rally to mark the country's 37th independence anniversary, in April
Global Politics
‘Gucci Grace’ maneuvers to succeed her aging husband as president of Zimbabwe
Mars is committing to cutting its greenhouse gas pollution by 2/3 by the year 2050. The company — which makes candy, pet food, and human food — is also pledging to make its roughly 150 worldwide factories carbon neutral by 2040.
Business
The world’s largest candy maker is betting a billion dollars on the planet