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The media is also a part of "the blob" that Dominic Cummings despised. His planned war on the papers and broadcasters did not come to pass either
Japan’s rapid decline in deaths from strokes may be partly explained by the rising consumption of meat and dairy
Why not charge satellite owners for the right to put something into orbit and keep it there?
Lots of ordinary people in China take covid-19 seriously in a way that is not always true in the West
About a quarter of small baseball clubs, mostly in Appalachia and the rural West, have been cast out of the farm system, and are likely to wither
The inside story of the NHS’s struggle against coronavirus From @1843mag
Relations between Joe Biden and Jair Bolsonaro, the president of Brazil, are likely to be strained
Angela Merkel’s party has committed itself to maintaining her centrist course with their pick for her successor
Social-networking firms such as Reddit, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, Twitch, YouTube, Pinterest and Discord have all taken action against Donald Trump’s accounts or hashtags
Revenues at the video app have soared in recent years, reaching $3.6bn in the first six months of 2020
In 2020 the global wave of protests crashed into two big barriers: covid-19 and social-media savvy opponents
What does it mean to lose in style? @1843mag studied history's best-known losers
Wearing a yellow mask is a sign of resistance. But the Communist Party is clamping down on suppliers
After years of prevarication, politicians are at last taking the idea of raising the age of consent seriously
Ex-royals, embodying a sense of place, fitted perfectly into a revival of old rituals after the fall of Suharto, Indonesia's strongman of 30 years
The move by the Department of Justice bears striking similarities to the antitrust suits filed against Facebook
The research team at Sumitomo Forestry argue that making satellites from wood offers advantages over other materials
The world must seek a better way of dealing with speech online than allowing tech oligopolies to take control of fundamental liberties
The case for impeaching Donald Trump was unassailable. The Senate should move fast to convict him, too. Our cover in North America and Britain this week
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