Also: Donald Trump’s blind alley
illustration of a person standing on a red banning sign on top of a smartphone, holding a heart connected to colorful cords that trail across the phone and surrounding chat icons.
No more bots
China wants to end AI romances
It was all having too much impact on young people’s lives
A tugboat guides a ship at the Khor Fakkan Container Terminal in the Gulf of Oman
A man, no plan, Iran
Donald Trump’s blind alley
America’s president looks bereft of good options for solving the stand-off in the Gulf
Our cover
It’s too darn hot. Blame global dimming
Earth is absorbing a lot more sunshine
The fed building being skrinked
Free Exchange
How to shrink the Fed’s $7trn balance-sheet
Kevin Warsh will struggle to reverse the effects of bond-buying
Fans in the crowd of a My Chemical Romance gig at Wembley.
Music and nostalgia
Emo culture was not just a phase, as it turns out
The business of misery is thriving as emo bands go back on tour
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