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Feb 26, 2016

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The Hot-Air Candidate Deflates

At the Republican presid=ntial debate in Houston, Donald Trump couldn't answer questions or substan=ively respond to his rivals. That's not a good sign. But, Jonathan Bernst=in points out, it will matter only if undecided Republican vo=ers notice.

Why Can't Americ=ns Bet on Elections?

It's legal in the United=Kingdom, and the U.S. presidential politics are enough like a sporting spe=tacle anyway. Leonid Bershidsky asks: W=y not treat the horse race, like, well, a horse race?

Trump in Black a=d White

You may have heard that almost one in f=ve Trump voters in South Carolina object to the Emancipation Proclamation. Francis Wilkinson is shocked, but not surprised: Trump is an unabashed white nationalist, and=his giving voice to ugly racial undercurrents can make them grow louder.

Democrats Are th= Real Conservatives of 2016

Sure, everyone knows tha= insurgents have taken over the Republican Party, but the same =sn't happening on the left (at least, not nearly to the same degree). Why =uch asymmetry? Sam Tanenhaus says it's because black voters =E2�� the bulwark of the party's support — aren't looking for a=revolution.

Twitter's Kind o= Winning Its War on Islamic State

Islamic militants are angry at Twitter for kicking them off the platform, and not without =eason: a new study shows jihadis whose profiles are deleted struggle to re=ain their followers once they rejoin the site. Tobin Harshaw examines=/a> new research into the social-media habits of jihadis.<=p>

Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

Managing risk=vs. managing returns (A Wealth of Common Sense)

Google's robot doesn't punch you if you kno=k it down. Yet. (Re/code)

The recovery is generating more high-wage j=bs. Does that matter? ((Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundu=.)

When bad news is good f=r business

European banks' $200 billion oil slick

The Brazilian bond blowout

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