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Power suits, security personnel, and reporters holding half-charged phones were a common sight in the corridors outside a Senate hearing room on a muggy afternoon in Washington. Even by Capitol…
A row of buses sits silently inside a depot that once had a subtle diesel and warm rubber odor on a chilly morning in Toronto's east end. The air is…
The Pentagon's enormous parking lot outside of Washington, D.C., starts to fill up before dawn. Engineers, analysts, and consultants with laptops and access badges attached to their jackets are among…
The quiet, restrained energy of international negotiations permeates the hallways outside a European Commission meeting room on a gloomy morning in Brussels. Translators are shuffling notes, laptops are open, and…
The sounds in a big supermarket on an average afternoon are almost reassuring. Carts on tile floors rattle. Refrigerators humming softly. The aroma of fresh bread wafted through the aisles…
Surprisingly subtle indicators of Canada's housing crisis can be found on a quiet residential street in Ottawa. There are a few houses being built. After being taped to a mailbox,…
On a chilly weekday morning in Cambridge, cyclists glide past centuries-old college walls while, a few streets away, young engineers stare into glowing laptop screens inside a glass-fronted co-working space.…
Regulators gathered inside a federal office building that appears much more bureaucratic than dramatic on a gloomy winter's morning in Washington. The fluorescent lights had a gentle hum. Coffee cups…
The wind turbines turn slowly against a pale grey sky in the early morning on the British coast near Dungeness. They appear almost serene from a distance, with their long…
The Federal Reserve's marble headquarters is peacefully situated along Constitution Avenue on a gloomy winter's morning in Washington. Though the conversations inside the building are much less ceremonial, tourists do…
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