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“BITCH LASAGNA” is the name of a song by PewDiePie. It is also a two-word social history of the relationship between India and the internet. For five years Mr Pie, a Swede whose real name is irrelevant, was the owner-operator of YouTube’s most...
PRESIDENT NAYIB BUKELE has gained fame around the world for making El Salvador safer—albeit in a deeply vexing way. Leaders from Latin America trek to see the mega-prison in which he has locked up thousands of men accused of being in gangs, often...
AMONG THE countries most prone to natural disasters, Japan has a habit of spawning new bureaucracies. Yet, despite in recent years launching agencies for digital technology and for children and families, its governments have...
IN DEMOCRATS’ QUEST to restrain Donald Trump over the past two years, no tool was more frequently deployed than the sternly worded letter. Democrats sent these missives regularly; the president and his associates ignored most of them. Such is...
