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"Climate change really calls for some very transformational changes. And these are very difficult to achieve in any system," says Daniel Fiorino, author of "Can Democracy Handle Climate Change?" Listen to the full interview on Zero: https://t.co/Uj0X1TDy1a https://t.co/LKq2VmgDmH

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Rabih Alameddine’s “The Wrong End of the Telescope," a novel written in the second person about a transgender doctor named Mina who works in a refugee camp for Syrians, has won the PEN/Faulkner Award for fiction, via AP https://trib.al/6Tp30oR

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What if a business saw different outcomes depending on which leader was making decisions? Daniel Kahneman calls this variability “noise,” and suggests controlling it is key to the best decisions being made. Listen to Stephanomics for more. Apple: https://t.co/8zr5n2y3lN https://t.co/k6hnyHDDZf

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On this week's Trillions, @EricBalchunas and @joelwebershow talk to @dollarsanddata about his new book, “Just Keep Buying." They discuss saving versus investing, the importance of income-producing assets, index investing and more. Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-keep-buying/id1318276878?i=1000565749853 https://t.co/ZDVBpNZgYo

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Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit will feature on a coloured £5 coin released by the Royal Mint to mark 120 years since the children's favourite first hit the shelves https://t.co/G0UPqYpReJ

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Colson Whitehead's “Harlem Shuffle” and a debut story collection by Anthony Veasna So, a promising writer who died before his book was published, are among this year's nominees for National Book Critics Circle awards https://trib.al/qjxnRVn (via AP)

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The recent resurgence in retail-trading favorites won’t let up anytime soon, says Jaime Rogozinski, founder of the popular chat forum WallStreetBets https://t.co/XLTgS8GgYc

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The designers of the Landskronhof condo project in Basel squeezed a six-story apartment building into a vacant site surrounded by nearby structures. Read the latest in @citylab's weekly series, "Look at That Building" https://t.co/3RaF6bPM56

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Leadership is most vital during a period of transition from one order to another--like, right now. Yet around the world, great leadership has been lacking. @adwooldridge thinks Henry Kissinger has the answers https://t.co/tMtAV2BMzd via @opinion

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The "rags to riches" myth obscures a complicated but even more spectacular story of immigrant success in America, says economist and "Streets of Gold" co-author Leah Boustan https://t.co/ySsgp1nIeq