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The curtain falls on Jon Stewart, America's favorite jester

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imageOff to another gig Mario Anzuoni/Reuters

Jon Stewart opened his final episode of The Daily Show with “full-team coverage” of Thursday night’s Republican presidential debate, featuring current and returning Daily Show correspondents from throughout Stewart’s tenure, including Stephen Colbert.

Before spontaneous and heartfelt...

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Malaysia in turmoil as PM focuses on survival

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imagePrime Minister Najib Razak is at the centre of a scandal over investigations into the origins of US$700 million transferred into his bank account. Reuters/Olivia Harris

A serious political crisis is playing out in Malaysia, with no certainty as to when, or whether, it will be resolved. At the heart of this crisis is Prime Minister Najib Razak, who...

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