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Trump struggles to define himself at his first public campaign stop
Trump tried to cast himself as both a great Republican leader and the ultimate outsider.
Are we headed toward a “polycrisis”? The buzzword of the moment, explained.
The concept of "polycrisis" was everywhere in Davos. But is it saying anything meaningful?
The fatal beating of Tyre Nichols, explained
Five Memphis police officers are facing murder charges over Nichols’s death.
How to learn to love winter
Winter doesn’t have to be the absolute worst time of year.
The Pelosi attack is the culmination of longtime GOP hate-mongering
For years, Republicans made Nancy Pelosi out to be a public enemy — the attack on her husband is the result.
How years of instability came to a head in Peru
Peruvian protests — and the government’s response — are "a monster eating itself," one expert told Vox.
Compost yourself
Human composting, now legal in six states, is on the rise as an alternative to burial or cremation.
In the last 48 hours, violence in Israel and Palestine has spiked
A shooting in Jerusalem and a raid in Jenin, briefly explained.
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Why are businesses acting like there’s a recession?
Wealthy companies like Google and Microsoft are announcing unprecedented layoffs — all while the economy is trending in the right direction. Vox’s Emily Stewart explains.