Why the next Olympics should include Fortnite https://t.co/v81eVe0mCz

There is a surge in rap music across the Arab world, and our Middle East correspondent tells “The Intelligence” that it’s got autocrats worried https://t.co/SWfcHxAYQK https://t.co/1viLzX1OxQ

Some Democrats see him as a centrist patriarch. But it is precisely Joe Biden’s caution that could empower him to make more change than a real radical would https://t.co/FN5yBaTfmL

If there are enough of them, revived mammoths could turn the Siberian tundra back into a rich, grassland ecosystem https://t.co/aLdzmEw73O

Can calorie-counting make you fat? https://t.co/fmHxTxbiU2 https://t.co/cpp6XWVPFa

“It wouldn’t be term three of the Obama presidency—it could be even more ambitious.” On “The Intelligence” @jonfasman contemplates a Joe Biden win https://t.co/DgUATNr5OF

How a volcanic eruption led to the birth of the bicycle https://t.co/2kpuSxpcwL From @1843mag

New World Bank data show that China is the largest bilateral lender to most of the world’s poorest countries. Is China offering countries a way out of poverty or could it be guilty of “debt-trap diplomacy”? @AnneMcElvoy asks @DavidMalpassWBG https://t.co/sbKLR8oHN6 https://t.co/kuRqy73nUc

Many Americans surveyed expressed concerns over foreign interference and the fairness of the electoral process come November https://t.co/D0lycOhBo1

When Emmanuel Macron made Jean Castex prime minister last week, many said: Jean who? @PedderSophie explains a surprising reshuffle to “The Intelligence” https://t.co/shK4WHLFh4 https://t.co/8QD0QfVykX

“Who is this person? She’s not the same mother I used to have, and probably never will be again.” From @1843mag https://t.co/1jTDDl5dfP

Today on “The Intelligence”: why Biden’s centrism is a route to radical change, France’s surprising government reshuffle and rap music’s surge in the Arab World https://t.co/qpAaKmfQJe

Sergio Leone would edit footage to fit Ennio Morricone’s score and not, as was conventionally the case, the other way around https://t.co/5mTMeqIeNU

Many of Joe Biden's policies are routine stuff for Democrats. But two things stand out for their ambition https://t.co/L2hdLKQoRS

Uniqlo’s clothes have been called basic, bland and boring. Why is it so successful? https://t.co/wRlpvDwMfq From @1843mag

Half the world is under 30, yet they have little say in how it is run. But at 75, the UN is turning its attention to young people https://t.co/B5DNer4202

Fans of singer and actor Xiao Zhan bought 66 copies each of his latest single https://t.co/a46atijES8

President Trump is celebrating July 4th at Mount Rushmore. But Americans have never felt less proud of their national identity, according to Gallup. Hear more on "Checks and Balance" https://t.co/rx18hNmSvf https://t.co/QquUBsbbt6

What was the point of offices anyway? https://t.co/zrfHtEe4UU From @1843mag

Training an AI machine with a representative data set is important, otherwise it can generate bias https://t.co/SBRYl5VLJw