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Contributor(s): Simon Hix, Marta Lorimer, Matthew Feldman, Sara Khan | Welcome to LSE's award-winning podcast, LSE IQ, where we ask leading social scientists - and other experts - to answer an intelligent question about economics, politics or society. In this episode, Joanna Bale asks 'Should we fear the rise of the far right?' She talks to LSE's Simon Hix and Marta Lorimer, as well as Matthew Feldman of the Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right and Sara Khan, Britain's first counter-extremism commissioner. For further information about the podcast visit lse.ac.uk/iq and please tell us what you think using the hashtag #LSEIQ.

Unable to get his way, the president announces that he will make an emergency declaration to finance his border wall. [script]%3Ciframe%20width=%22560%22%20height=%22315%22%20src=%22https://www.youtube.com/embed/zXdLCEjEAtg%22%20frameborder=%220%22%20allow=%22accelerometer;%20autoplay;%20encrypted-media;%20gyroscope;%20picture-in-picture%22%20allowfullscreen%3E%3C/iframe%3E[/script]
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson slaps a gag order on indicted Trump confidant Roger Stone after the latter posted a photo of the judge with what appeared to be crosshairs nearby. (Stone says it’s a Celtic symbol.) [script]%3Ciframe%20width=%22560%22%20height=%22315%22%20src=%22https://www.youtube.com/embed/AnSrw8rE-dU%22%20frameborder=%220%22%20allow=%22accelerometer;%20autoplay;%20encrypted-media;%20gyroscope;%20picture-in-picture%22%20allowfullscreen%3E%3C/iframe%3E[/script]
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Give MPs free vote on Brexit options, says Sir John Major (the Guardian)
Warten auf den Anruf aus London (Süddeutsche.de)
Brexit-Chaos: Welche Szenarien es jetzt gibt (Süddeutsche.de)
Mays Misserfolg: Die historische Abstimmung im Video - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Video (SPIEGEL ONLINE)

China

Streit zwischen USA und China: Bumerang aus Peking - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Wirtschaft (SPIEGEL ONLINE)
US-Attacken auf Nord Stream 2: Die Sabotage - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Wirtschaft (SPIEGEL ONLINE)

Loveparade

Acht Jahre Ermittlungen und am Ende wohl kein Urteil (Süddeutsche.de)
Viele Verantwortliche, kein Schuldiger (Süddeutsche.de)
Wie es im Loveparade-Prozess jetzt weitergeht (Spiegel online)

Kohle-Komission

Kommentar: Beim Kohleausstieg heilt das Geld alle Wunden (handelsblatt.com)
Kohlegipfel: Einladung mit Signalwirkung (tagesschau.de)
Strukturwandel in der Lausitz: Was jetzt hinter den Kulissen der Kohlekomission passiert (Lausitzer Rundschau)
Endspurt der Kohlekommission (Telepolis)
Energiewende: So wichtig ist die Braunkohle noch für Deutschland (wiwo.de)
Kohlekommission: Kohleländer erhalten "langfristige Finanzzusage" – doch es gibt Streit ums Geld (handelsblatt.com)

Bahn-Versprechen

2019 Sonderbericht - Strukturelle Weiterentwicklung und Ausrichtung der Deutschen Bahn AG am Bundesinteresse — Startseite (bundesrechnungshof.de)
Bahn will 22 000 Mitarbeiter einstellen (Süddeutsche.de)
EU-Ranking: Deutschland knausert beim Schienennetz (Allianz pro Schiene)
22 000 neue Mitarbeiter (Süddeutsche.de)
Auf der Strecke (Süddeutsche.de)
Verspätete Züge, kaputte Technik, Personalmangel: Was bei der Deutschen Bahn alles schiefläuft - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Wirtschaft (SPIEGEL ONLINE)
VCD Bahntest (vcd.org)

Regierungs-Anforderungen

Konjunktur: Deutsche Wirtschaft wächst schwächer als gedacht - WELT (DIE WELT)
 Lebt die Debatte um ein generelles Tempolimit auf Autobahnen auf? (DER SPIEGEL)




Koalitionsvertrag zwischen CDU, CSU und SPD (cdu.de)




Schnelles Internet: Telekom darf Glasfaser-Anschlüsse der Konkurrenz drosseln - WELT (DIE WELT)
Vectoring vs. Glasfaser: Streit um die Vorfahrt im Haus (heise online)
Glasfaser: Die Telekom hat ihren Krieg gegen FTTH verloren - Golem.de (Golem.de)
Integration durch Bildung und Arbeit: Deutschland mit guten Noten - und Nachholbedarf - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Leben und Lernen (SPIEGEL ONLINE)

AfD wird Prüffall

 Wie Verfassungsschützer die »völkisch-nationalistische Ideologie« von Björn Höcke und seinem rechten »Flügel« sezierten (DER SPIEGEL)
Verfassungsschutz prüft Partei: AfD-Politiker distanzieren sich von Höcke-Flügel und eigener Jugendorganisation - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Politik (SPIEGEL ONLINE)
Beunruhigende Agitation (Süddeutsche.de)
Verfassungsschutz erklärt AfD zum Prüffall - Behördenchef nennt Gründe (Deutschlandfunk)
Geheimdienst: Verfassungsschutz erklärt AfD bundesweit zum Prüffall - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Politik (SPIEGEL ONLINE)
Wovon es abhängt, ob die AfD beobachtet wird (Süddeutsche.de)
Das Gutachten, das die AfD zum "Prüffall" macht (Der Tagesspiegel)



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Does Silicon Valley have a capitalism problem or does capitalism have a Silicon Valley problem? On this episode, Kate and Luigi sit down with Mike Isaac, New York Times technology reporter and author of "Super Pumped: The Battle For Uber " to find out if these tech startups have a toxic corporate culture issue.

David Leonhardt, author and op-ed columnist for The New York Times, joins David to discuss the state of the American economy, Democratic hopes in 2020, the prospect of impeachment, and much more.
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Journalist and author Alex Kotlowitz joins David to talk about his award-winning book on kids growing up in the Chicago housing projects, the mental toll writing that book took on him personally, the violence in Chicago today, and what he wants to focus on next.
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Alyssa Mastromonaco is an author and served as Barack Obama's deputy Chief of Staff for Operations in the White House. She joins David to talk about her early experience interning for Bernie Sanders, working on Obama's 2008 campaign, transitioning back to life outside of the White House, and much more.
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David Remnick is a journalist, author, and editor of The New Yorker magazine. He joins the show to talk about the New Yorker's feature on Hunter Biden, covering Russia as a young reporter for the Washington Post, his philosophy as an editor, and the life lessons he's learned from caring for his child with autism.
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Kirsten Powers is an author, columnist for USA Today, and frequent contributor on CNN. She joins David to discuss her far-flung upbringing in Alaska, the personal struggles which she discussed openly in her columns, working for AOL during the dawn of the internet age, her experience as a liberal-leaning commentator for Fox News, and much more.
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Jason Rezaian is an author, CNN contributor, and opinion writer for the Washington Post. In 2014, while working in Iran as the Tehran bureau chief for the Post, he and his wife were detained by the Iranian authorities on espionage charges. He was freed in a prisoner swap after spending nearly two years in a detention center. He joins David to talk about his harrowing experience and how he's coped in the aftermath, as well as the state of U.S.-Iranian relations today.
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We're happy to announce that the Axe Files is joining the Luminary podcast network! Go to luminary.link/theaxefiles and sign up before April 22 to get your first three months for free and only $6.99 a month after that for the first year – which is $1 off the monthly subscription fee. The subscription fee allows us to deliver you episodes and our full archive completely ad-free.
On April 23 you can download the Luminary app for free and listen to the Axe Files there. Then on May 20 our show will only be available on the Luminary app for Premium subscribers.
Luminary is a new podcast company that is exclusively devoted to podcasts. We will be joining them as a podcast for Premium subscribers, allowing us to deliver ad-free content to you in perpetuity. With a premium subscription you will have access to all of our future shows, ad-free archives, and dozens of other exclusive shows, including ones with hosts like Guy Raz, Lena Dunham, Trevor Noah, Leon Neyfakh the creator of Slow Burn, Hannibal Buress, Celeste Barber, and podcasts from Conan O'Brien's Team Coco and Bill Simmons' The Ringer.
We love doing this show for you guys and there are many more great Axe Files conversations coming your way via Luminary.
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Dennis Ross is a diplomat and author with over four decades of experience in Middle East policy. He joins David to talk about his service under six presidential administrations, how the political climate in the Middle East has evolved, and the status of America's diplomatic efforts under the Trump administration. His new book, Be Strong and of Good Courage: How Israel's Most Important Leaders Shaped Its Destiny, explores the stories of the founding leaders of Israel—both the challenges they faced and the resolve they showed in the struggle to protect the fledgling democracy.

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Samantha Power, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, joins David to talk about the journey from her childhood in Ireland to the halls of the U.N. — and the trials she faced along the way. She shares the experiences that compelled her to become a Balkan War correspondent, how what she saw there inspired her to author a Pulitzer-prize winning book on genocide, and the human rights causes that drew her to then-senator Barack Obama.
She also shares her thoughts on the hollowing out of the State Department, Trump's attempt to politicize service officers and institutions, U.S. credibility and the state of our global alliances, and what an emboldened Putin and Erdogan means for the global order.
Her new memoir, The Education of an Idealist, documents this journey—and the lessons she picked up along the way.
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