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April 10: From the Hang Seng to the ruble, slow growth isn’t putting a damper on some unexpected rallies. Plus, it’s jobs day!

The Parsons case is closed and the Dalhousie dentistry scandal is fading—but the disturbing questions they raised have yet to be answered

After four seasons of political intrigue and poisoned bloodlines, Game of Thrones heads off in a different direction

Pianist, singer and songwriter Laila Biali on life, death and starting over

Science can’t decide if our genes have more or less value than the Baldwin brothers

One photo op is unlikely to sink a campaign, it’s true. But the British PM has bigger problems.

Nick Köhler reports from the third day of Mike Duffy’s trial

For the U.K. Labour and Tory party leaders, the family kitchen is an unfriendly campaign-trail stopping point

The tables have turned in favour of gay rights in America. The Republican Party is another matter.

India’s prime minister plans to turn his country into the world’s third-biggest economy. It just might work.