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Maxim Shemetov / Reuters Watching the ‘Panama Papers’ News in Russia
A quick tour of the coverage in one of the countries affected by the leaks
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What We're Following This Afternoon
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Arnulfo Franco / AP What Makes Panama a Tax Haven?
The country offers little regulation and considerable privacy for foreign individuals and businesses.
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Mark Kauzlarich / Reuters How Much Does Bernie Sanders Know About Policy?
The Democratic presidential hopeful had a rough interview with the New York Daily News editorial board, struggling to explain what he would do to break up the banks and more if elected.
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Reuters Allen Iverson’s Crossover Appeal
The player has been enshrined in basketball’s hall of fame. But what does his legacy really mean?
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Brynjar Gunnarsson / AP Panama Papers: Iceland’s Prime Minister Resigns
Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson stepped down amid growing calls for his resignation. The decision must be approved by his coalition ally and the president.
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Andy Wong / AP Panama Papers: The Country Where It’s Not News
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman refused to comment on the “groundless accusations" contained in the documents.
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What We're Following This Morning
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Sean Gardner / Reuters The Final Legal Chapter of the BP Oil Spill
A federal judge formally approved a $20 billion settlement years after the worst offshore spill in American history.
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Track of the Day: 'Why'
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Eric Gaillard / Reuters Air France Faces Headwinds Over Headscarves
The French national carrier’s female flight attendants have balked at a modesty requirement on flights to Tehran.
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Carlos Jasso / Reuters What Is Mossack Fonseca, the Law Firm in the Panama Papers?
A global leader, the company has become famous for its expertise in creating shell companies—and infamous for its associations.
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Brynjar Gunnarsson / AP The Political Fallout From the Panama Papers
Iceland’s prime minister is refusing to step down amid calls for his resignation. In other countries, relatives of officials have denied the alleged actions are illegal.
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What We're Following This Afternoon
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Carlos Barria / Reuters One Person, One Vote, Eight Justices
The constitutional maxim does not require states to use eligible voters when drawing legislative districts, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday.
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Arnulfo Franco / AP The Names in the Panama Papers
Documents leaked Sunday from a Panama-based firm purport to show corruption and questionable business practices of world leaders, politicians, and others.
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What We're Following This Morning
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AMC The Walking Dead and the Cheapness of Death
As expected, the inevitable showdown with the Saviors arrived.
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Arnulfo Franco / AP What Are the Panama Papers?
A year-long investigation has revealed millions of classified documents that point to corruption among world leaders, politicians, and others.
