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Parties’ Divide on the Economy Widens

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Wall Street Journal - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Nick Timiraos, Nick, Timiraos
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The stark differences in the policy positions of the two major parties in the U.S. seen emerging in the television debates. Trump vocal on immigration calling for large deportations. Sanders and Clinton vocal on the struggles of the middle class and white working class.
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Oil Majors’ Dividends Survive Plunge in Oil Prices

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Wall Street Journal - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Sarah Kent, Sarah, Kent

Paris Attacks Show U.S., Allies Misjudged Islamic State

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Wall Street Journal - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Damian Paletta And Philip Shishkin, Damian, Paletta, And, Philip, Shishkin

France Launches Airstrikes Against Islamic State Stronghold in Syria

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Wall Street Journal - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
David Gauthier Villars, David, Gauthier Villars, Noemie Bisserbe And Matthew Dalton, Noemie, Bisserbe, And, Matthew, Dalton

Clinton’s debate performance leaves trail of fodder for political adversaries - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Abby Phillip And David Weigel, Abby, Phillip, And, David, Weigel

Governors of Michigan, Alabama reject resettlement of Syrian refugees in their states - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Yanan Wang, Yanan, Wang

France launches fierce assault on ISIS targets in Syria - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
David Nakamura And Karen Deyoung, David, Nakamura, And, Karen, Deyoung

French police raid sites across country; official warns of possibility of more attacks across Paris - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Anthony Faiola, Anthony, Faiola, Daniela Deane, Daniela, Deane, Brian Murphy, Brian, Murphy

Pentagon transfers 5 Yemenis being held at Guantanamo Bay to UAE - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Adam Goldman, Adam, Goldman

The Belgian neighborhood indelibly linked to jihad - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.16.2015 Original article ›
Steven Mufson, Steven, Mufson

Japan Economy Contracts 0.8%, Returning to Recession

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New York Times - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Jonathan Soble, Jonathan, Soble

Inquiry Finds Mounting Proof of Syria Link to Paris Attacks

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New York Times - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Jim Yardley, Jim, Yardley, Katrin Bennhold, Katrin, Bennhold, Michael S. Schmidt, Michael, S., Schmidt, Adam Nossiter, Adam, Nossiter

Now, the two-child policy

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Economist - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Economist.Com

Marriage à-la-Modi

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Economist - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Economist.Com

The emperor’s descendants

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Economist - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Economist.Com

Wallop

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Economist - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Economist.Com
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Nitish Kumar, a former leader of the BJP party in the populous Indian state of Bihar, and the state's chief minister, wins the Nov. 2015 Bihar state assembly elections running against the BJP led now by Narendra Modi from Gujarat state. Mr. Kumar allied his new party with the party of an old style politician Lalu Yadav, (who is part of Bihar politics for many years), and ran on his pro-growth record of improving development in Bihar. The election provided a landslide for Nitish Kumar's coalition. Mr. Modi now has to find a way of working with states such as Bihar run by politicians formerly part of the BJP, who have also developed a pro-growth record.
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The second Democratic debate: Clinton, Sanders and O'Malley talk national security

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Economist - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Economist.Com

Pulled back in

  
Economist - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Economist.Com
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Prospects for the global economy in 2016- debt to GDP ratios high in Turkey, Brazil and China lead to problems and slowing growth. India an exception in emerging markets with growth rate above 7%, benefitting from increasing foreign investment and halving of oil prices. U.S. recovers slowly, and the eurozone emerges from the debt crisis with need for further quantitative easing by the European Central Bank. Russia recovers gradually after a steep devaluation of the ruble. Ironically just when a slow recovery is taking place in 2015-2016, the private sector governance improvements, and serious tackling of debt problems, lead one to conclude that prospects for the long term are better today than in 2005 when the optimism was not well grounded because of weak governance and debt buildup.
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Hillary Clinton invoked 9/11 to defend her ties to Wall Street. What? - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Janell Ross, Janell, Ross

Winners and losers from the second Democratic presidential debate - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Chris Cillizza, Chris, Cillizza

Chris Cillizza - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Chris Cillizza, Chris, Cillizza

Paris massacre could alter the 2016 presidential race in this country - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Karen Tumulty, Karen, Tumulty, Jenna Johnson And Robert Costa, Jenna, Johnson, And, Robert, Costa

Paris attacks underscore risks of a slow U.S. campaign against Islamic State - The Washington Post

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Washington Post - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Greg Jaffe, Greg, Jaffe

Two little, too late

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Economist - 11.15.2015 Original article ›
Economist.Com
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The Economist magazine points out that even without the one-child policy birth rates would have declined in China because of rising participation of women in the work force, education, delayed marraige, and the high cost of education and housing for more children. As China pursues a two child policy starting in 2015, many of the same factors are at work and many women are seen as unlikely to have two children. The Economist says the right policy would have been to scrap this policy altogether. This may actually happen as China sees the social and economic factors behind the falling birthrate continuing to operate limiting the size of families, and creating problems of rapidly aging society as in Japan. Latin America provides strong evidence to support the Economist magazine's point because of the falling birthrates in Brazil and Mexico for social and economic reasons.
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A Poet’s Election Victory Over a Former General Speaks of a New Myanmar

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New York Times - 11.14.2015 Original article ›
Thomas Fuller, Thomas, Fuller

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