It’s just a pilot school, the two governments say
They are cheap, nimble and provide employment, but at a deadly cost
The Bolsonaro clan and its allies have swept the country’s general election
But corruption and poor infrastructure may hold growth back
Israel’s prime minister hopes to turn an electoral weakness into a strength
Thousands could walk free from prison. That will not fix a broken justice system
But not yet its regime
A lawsuit over climate change reaches the Supreme Court
As Eritrean forces advance in Tigray, all-out war with Ethiopia seems almost inevitable
Shifting rules are failing students and universities alike
Courts may take years to sort out legal standards for frontier firms
If Democrats win the midterms, they may try