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Past articles by Kabir:

This might be the first political assassination in human history

"The ruler was unsuspecting and surprised by the attack. It could well be that he, like Julius Caesar in ancient Rome, was the victim of a conspiracy." → Read More

UFC fighters are going to lose against the “jock tax” this weekend

The "jock tax" means visiting athletes as considered employees generating income while working in California. → Read More

In Japan, almost 450,000 more people died than were born in 2018

It seems increasingly unlikely that the country will achieve its goal of getting the fertility rate to 1.8 by 2025. → Read More

The “Us” and “Get Out” trailers, compared

Like the "Get Out" trailer, once the premise is established, the new trailer moves onto a series of scary scenes that will only make sense in retrospect. → Read More

The Banksy in Port Talbot is under 24-hour protection —

One part of the mural looks like a child sticking its tongue out to catch snowflakes—until it's revealed that the flakes are ashes from a dumpster fire. → Read More

Watch a musician play the guitar while having brain surgery

It's not the first time. Another musician played the saxophone during brain surgery last year and an opera singer performed through his surgery in 2015. → Read More

The chaos of the Brexit denouement in one chart

The Brexit endgame is upon us. And it has been chaos. → Read More

Versailles, which survived the French revolution, is closing for the latest protests

The former royal palace is shut this weekend for what is being called "Act VI" of the yellow-vest protests that have gripped Paris. → Read More

Bitcoin is a safe haven? The myth shattered in one chart

Not as good as gold: Bitcoin—supposedly the new safe-haven asset—has lost almost 80% of its value in 2018. → Read More

Apple, Microsoft, Amazon: The battle for biggest market cap, charted —

Microsoft's market cap is higher than Apple's for the first time in eight years. → Read More

One theory against time travel seems to have been debunked

This is all highly theoretical. But at least on paper, one reason why time travel has not been thought to be possible appears to have been intellectually dispelled. → Read More

Tesla’s rollercoaster year in one chart

From not making enough cars to "funding secured" to smoking weed, Elon Musk has had an eventful year. → Read More

Sorry, investors: 2019 is going to get even bumpier

"The recent bump is likely to be just one in a series," says the central bank for central banks. And it should know. → Read More

Emmanuel Macron's strange bromance with Nicolas Sarkozy —

It might seem odd for one unpopular leader to take advice from another one. But this is France, where every leader is unpopular. → Read More

Manchester United: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer vs. José Mourinho win records —

What is the logic of replacing one of the most successful soccer managers of all time with this guy? Solskjaer, a fine player, has yet to find his way on the sideline. → Read More

José Mourinho’s 895-day hotel stay ends with his Manchester United firing —

The Manchester United manager left the Lowry after being sacked, bringing it to 895 nights in a row he'd stayed there. His bill could have topped $600,000. → Read More

The rise of private equity has left us with a lot of worthless, dangerous debt

Ninety percent of the debt issued out by private equity is worse than junk. And some experts think we're in a credit bubble. → Read More

The day before the fight for the best boxer in the world

Before every fight in New York, the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world right now eats meatballs with friends and family at the same Italian restaurant. → Read More

Tesla is preparing its assault on Europe

Tesla is planning to ship 3,000 Model 3s a week starting in February through the port of Zeebrugge in Belgium. → Read More

The progress electric cars have made

Formula E will have a single car that can drive for the whole race for the first time. → Read More