Hope everyone has had a lovely holiday season and here’s to a good year.

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The Economist: Russia tries to overwhelm Ukraine with missiles

The Washington Post: Hospitals are desperate for nurses, but a broken immigration system blocks the way

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The New Yorker: Mosab Abu Toha’s perilous journey out of Gaza

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The Economist: America’s new policing tech isn’t cutting crime

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The Atlantic: Political accountability isn’t dead yet

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The Economist: How to detoxify the politics of migration

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The New Yorker: The art of designing board games

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The New Yorker: Has gratuity culture reached a tipping point?

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The Washington Post: Fun is dead. It’s become exhausting, scheduled and performative.

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