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The White House put a pause on funding federal programs to assess for "woke gender ideology" and DEI. Here's what it means.

A government strategy to stop violence against women set up in the wake of the killings of Sarah Everard and Sabine Nessa has failed, a watchdog has ruled. Despite spending millions, the victims of ...

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Despite the independence of central banks, there’s no getting politics out of monetary policy.

The Bundestag will be re-elected in a few weeks in the middle of a recession that Germany just can't seem to shake. So what kind of economic policies are the parties proposing?