America’s Supreme Court is on a roll. It has issued yet another momentous ruling—one that will have far-reaching consequences for the government’s ability to curb the greenhouse-gas emissions that are heating the planet https://t.co/kLJNesxO5T

Some buildings should be retrofitted, others torn down https://t.co/inGjZdVqu8

RT @JamesMAstill: My last Lexington column on the most important (and still bewildering) political fact of my 7 years in DC: the enthusiasm of millions of otherwise sane people for Donald Trump. https://t.co/AUXXkHnp4B

Defensive tariffs are mostly boring, politics-free affairs. But very occasionally, something spicier comes up https://t.co/M7y9hHI0rI

By one estimate it could take 35 years just to clear the backlog of unidentified bodies in Mexico. The time to start investigating every disappearance properly is now https://t.co/e3tPXXqXZn

Colorado’s primary election this week was the latest test of the Republican Party’s embrace of such candidates https://t.co/QWH47e5nJV

Why has Elvis Presley faded from the forefront of the world’s collective consciousness? Baz Luhrmann’s new film offers clues https://t.co/aIMb0pP5uy

A long war will test both sides in new ways. Whether it favours Russia or Ukraine depends in large part on how the West responds 
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“If we don't step in with a thoughtful, joined-up approach, we're going to end up with a much dirtier decade.” The Economist’s Vijay Vaitheeswaran explores the stakes of decarbonising during an energy crisis, on “Babbage” https://t.co/tt5Xrwt6se

Long-running complaints include an educational system that has been sending more young people to university but still equips too few with the skills employers want 

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Ukraine has scored a success using NATO weapons to drive Russian forces off Snake Island. It should aim to impose a “hurting stalemate”, in which it takes back similarly symbolically important territory 
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RT @AlexSelbyB: Children have a brutal effect on household income, except in Germany where they are kinder
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How will technology redefine aviation? Host Tom Standage travels to the year 2042 to find airlines using electric aircraft and synthetic fuels as part of the effort to reduce global aviation’s carbon emissions. Listen to “The World Ahead” https://t.co/4eWEUiowHD

Citigroup’s global economic-surprise index, which measures the degree to which macroeconomic data announcements beat or miss forecasts compiled by Bloomberg, has fallen into negative territory for the first time since November https://t.co/LssG5ew071

From 2010 to 2019 the amount of grain used for animal feed rose from 770m tonnes per year to 987m https://t.co/wZIVVYIKEA

Since its creation, bitcoin has been seen as a hedge against inflation. But @clara_medalie at @KaikoData tells this week’s “Money Talks” podcast that “we’re really seeing the unravelling of that narrative” https://t.co/MTWIZE3fv6

Cinecittà, the film studio that produced “Cleopatra” and “Gangs of New York”, is about to expand by more than two-thirds https://t.co/ikOwfcCDee

One explanation for Bongbong’s triumph is that most voters are too young to remember the first Marcos era, with its mass arrests of dissidents and its inventive torture techniques https://t.co/a65o3enJea

The repercussions will play out over years, and the response should be calibrated accordingly https://t.co/uEvsLwPqlC

Deceptive, infuriating and beloved: it is not easy to explain Italy but these six books are a start  https://t.co/DwnJt46tKq