“We believe that Hunter Biden is a national security risk.” @RepJamesComer plans to investigate the president’s son, if Republicans win a majority in the House of Representatives. Hear more on “Checks and Balance” https://t.co/sIaU4dw2cc

The drugs best at dulling pain are those that present the most risks. On “The Intelligence” @alokjha assesses the pipeline of new, safer painkillers https://t.co/W5rC3zcFWx https://t.co/pfkbbpWFwJ

Since war began in Ukraine the group is believed to have played a key role in the capture of several eastern cities. It made up for initial shortages of soldiers and allowed Russia to play down casualties https://t.co/4aZuNAG1t6

In this story from our archive, we revisit “Se perdre” (“Losing oneself”), Annie Ernaux’s diary. The French author has won this year’s Nobel prize in literature https://t.co/R1OriOyexu https://t.co/Xu62F0Wirz

A shift to the centre would convince Brazil’s swing voters that to trust him, rather than Jair Bolsonaro, with their future prosperity. Read why: https://t.co/hf52Wv8F4O

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Liz Truss pitched herself as a better, more disciplined heir to Boris Johnson. In office she has repeated many of his mistakes https://t.co/TJ0gX7qNCy

Justice Clarence Thomas claims the mantle of “originalism”—the view that the constitution is best understood in light of its public meaning when drafted and ratified https://t.co/vjU8GAk77g

Sixty years later, Rachel Carson’s deep understanding of the “balance of nature” feels more relevant, and urgent, than ever https://t.co/8cvyBviAmw

Staying mum about the wall-work, Joe Biden has not wanted to telegraph the decision and risk alienating backers who associate the border wall with Donald Trump https://t.co/6ZAL4SetOR

Officially Russia claims to have incorporated four provinces—but only one is under its near-complete control. That has created confusion https://t.co/qoFVadLalv

Annie Ernaux, the French author of “L’Événement” (“Happening”), wins the Nobel prize in literature. Her memoir, about a young French woman seeking an abortion, inspired the popular film of 2021. Our article from last year https://t.co/04mqcyM5KV

Arguments over whether Russia would or would not resort to nuclear use have acquired a theological flavour in recent months. In truth, the only person to know with any certainty is Vladimir Putin himself https://t.co/kq7NxESp60

Somewhat to French surprise, British prime minister Liz Truss has not just embraced the idea by deciding to turn up, but has offered to host a future summit https://t.co/m2KAF6JcRJ

The former president is at the centre of at least four high-profile inquiries https://t.co/t9xfldPiKJ

RT @soph_butch: My first article published in @TheEconomist on a study confirming the temporarily late periods many experienced after getting vaccinated against covid - whilst also challenging conspiracy theories about covid jabs and female fertility 

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A great rebalancing between governments and central banks is under way. A brave new world is emerging. Get ready: change is coming https://t.co/TMPvRfryxu https://t.co/UQAsOksVWg

After recent difficulties and controversies, can the management consulting industry be reformed? Listen to our latest “Money Talks” podcast to find out https://t.co/6njXwZKySM

When Emmanuel Macron called in May for a “European Political Community”, even the French hardly dared to hope that it would take shape less than six months later https://t.co/EXzCjKwN5n

Consultancy firms are benefitting from the explosion in ESG considerations as well as the push towards digitisation as firms fear becoming the next Blockbuster https://t.co/GPgkHeeuRZ

“There is a huge amount of private information that we disclose accidentally every time we use the bathroom.” @gileadamit tells our “Babbage” podcast why governments are spying on sewage https://t.co/AANdCqMEkQ