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William Pesek: "Among the cle=rest casualties of China's devaluation is the Bank of Japan. The chances w=re never high that Governor Haruhiko Kuroda was going to be able to unwind=his institution's aggressive monetary experiment anytime soon. But the odd= are now lower than even skeptics would have previously believed." =span class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text=decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-heigh=:1.6em;text-transform:none">Read more...

Immigration

The Editors: "When immigrants=who are in the U.S. illegally fear contact with the government, everyone b=comes less safe. When someone is afraid to report a robbery or shooting, c=iminals stay on the loose. When someone is afraid to go to the hospital, d=sease can spread. Citizens and legal residents, not just the undocumented,=are the beneficiaries of policies that don't allow local authorities to as= residents about their immigration status. But that doesn't mean authoriti=s get to thumb their noses at federal agencies." Read more...

China

Adam Minter: "On Friday, Tenc=nt, owner of WeChat (China’s most popular app and social networkin= site), said it plans to open a credit rating service, one that ranks borr=wers by the "quality" of their online social networks. No longer will a pr=spective borrower need to cultivate a relationship with a bank VP to get a=loan; instead, she may have to maintain a group of sensible and solvent on=ine friends." Read more...

Religion

Noah Feldman: "Should the Jew= have a pope? For most of the last 2,000 years, the answer has been �=9Cno.” Rabbinic authority has been decentralized, with each commun=ty choosing its own religious leaders to follow. But now Israel’s =hief Rabbinate is seeking to monopolize and centralize control over Jewish=law through the power of the state of Israel." Read more...

Russia

Leonid Bershidsky: "By the en= of the first half of 2015, Russians appeared to be coming to terms with t=e economic pain inflicted by lower oil prices. Now they may be in for a br=ising second round." Read more...

Food

Justin Fox: "Farmers have alw=ys struggled with blights and famines, and the outbreaks and recalls of re=ent years haven’t added up to a major threat to the U.S. food supp=y. ... But egg-laying chickens can be raised pretty much anywhere, and the=efficiencies gained by concentrating production in huge farms in a few sta=es come with costs and risks, too. So I like to think that I’m not=just being pretentious when I pay $5 for a dozen eggs at the farmer�=99s market. I’m also doing my part to ensure the stability and sec=rity of our food supply." Read more...=/a>

2016 Elections

Francis Barry: "The Democrati= Party is breaking up with Andrew Jackson, citing irreconcilable differenc=s over slave-owning and Indian removal. But not all Democrats are happy ab=ut it, and it leaves one long-shot presidential candidate, Jim Webb, in a =articularly awkward position." Read more...

Jonathan Bernstein: "Of cours=, candidates and their campaigns can matter in general elections. But as [=illary] Clinton demonstrates, favorability isn’t some sort of fixe= starting point that predicts how candidates will do in future elections. =n fact, favorability ratings rise and fall all the time, depending on new =nformation and political context." Read more...

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