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A foreign government just spent three minutes of airtime on a 20-year-old college student.
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Anna Lee writes about American politics, business, and the culture between. She prefers stories where the headline isn't the whole answer.

A foreign government just spent three minutes of airtime on a 20-year-old college student.

No cause has been released. He had signed for the Portuguese club only weeks earlier.

The tariffs landed Saturday. The insult followed at one in the morning on Sunday.

A California commute turned into a 14-hour mess, and one driver had it worst.

A second teenager was shot dead in Nashville the same night, and no one has been caught.

She was still celebrating the win online the day before it all came apart.

One quiet move in Washington lit a fuse under the gold market.

He spent his childhood wondering. At 16, his mother told him the whole story.

She studied the building for weeks with picnics and coffee. Then she made her move.

Federal agents rarely join a case like this. Something pulled them to Greenville.

Beijing invited him to an academic conference. He was detained inside the airport on arrival.

Their boat sank before dawn. What kept them alive for four days is almost too simple.