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PUTIN HOLDS TIGHT AS MERZ LOSES HIS GRIP

The Presidency of Buyer’s Remorse

TAKE FIVE • STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD

Saudi’s Vietnam?

Musk’s Moon City Dreams Dry Up

Weaponizing the Final Frontier

How To Lose Friends and Influence Allies

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Leverage Edition

How Yoga Replaced the Toga on Campus

Why Some Snacks Are a Crunch Above the Rest

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Sydney Sweeney’s Real Crime Is That She’s Hot

Trump Is Afraid China Will Win AI. What if It Can’t?

MAKING THE GOP GREAT AGAIN • Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters is wagering that Trump-driven grassroots mobilization, party unity and a massive cash advantage can defy expected midterm losses

Trump’s Grip Is Slipping

The Reluctant Front-runner • Senator Jon Ossoff is an anti-corruption campaigner seen by many Democrats as a potential presidential candidate who could fix America’s broken politics. The only question is, does he want to run?

‘The Next President Should Be a Democratic Governor’ • So says Andy Beshear, the Democratic governor of Kentucky. But after a primary cycle that has seen fighters succeed over unifiers, is a nice guy like Beshear what Democratic voters are looking for?

World’s Best Specialized Hospitals 2027

CHECK, PLEASE • Whoopi Goldberg seems more than ready to leave The View

Comfort Cure • How Scrubs became TV’s funniest answer to shows like The Pitt

Everyone’s a Contender • The season’s hottest titles are emerging as studios prepare for a long march to the Academy Awards

THE REGISTER • WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR THIS WEEK

THE CASE FOR CORRUPTION, REDUX • Readers were appalled by Trump’s $5,000 “dividend.” Perhaps a history lesson is in order