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'A blatant war crime': 46 children were taken from Ukraine. Many are up for adoption in Russia

NYT: A web of officials aligned with Putin permanently transferred Ukrainian children.

Trump v Beyoncé: Why country music is being ripped apart by politics

Times: The music America invented is booming, but now it’s trapped in a culture war.

How Murdle’s creator turned his crime puzzles into a global hit

Times: First, his murder-mystery puzzles went viral - now they're a publishing sensation.

This doctor has witnessed hundreds of deaths. Here's what she wants you to know

Financial Times: Most dying people 'get what life’s all about', Dr Kathryn Mannix says.

Porn, social media and scams: Elon Musk takes internet to remote Amazon tribes

NYT: Starlink has connected an isolated tribe to the outside world - and divided it.

Confessions of an A-list PR: Life with Bowie, Prince and Jagger

Times: For 50 years, Alan Edwards has managed the crises of the biggest names in music.

China’s plan to sell cheap EVs to the rest of the world

Financial Times: Chinese carmakers could end up dominating many emerging markets.

Prince Andrew, the King and the ‘siege of Royal Lodge’

Times: Charles wants his brother to downsize. Andrew 'ain’t going anywhere'.

'If you're unwell, give up your licence' – Gun law change may have unintended consequences

'People are avoiding going to the doctor' – is that the right outcome for public safety?

Retirement cancelled: What it's like to be 50, single and raising two grandkids

Kelly should be enjoying her empty nest. Instead, she's starting all over again.

Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons and Willem Dafoe crack the Yorgos Lanthimos code

NYT: The stars explain that while working with the director, the less you know the better.

How Donald Trump’s financial future became tied to Trump Media

New York Times: A big portion of Trump's wealth hinges on the success of Trump Media.

'Dropping very dramatically': What deadly turbulence did to flight SQ321

New York Times: 'Whoever wasn’t buckled down, they were just launched into the air.'

'It’s not a war; it’s an elimination': Ukrainians forced to relive childhood horrors in old age

New York Times: Russia's bombardment brings memories of Nazi Germany in WWII.

How free school meals went mainstream in the US

NYT: More than 21 million US children now attend schools that offer free meals to all.

The disease detectives trying to keep the world safe from bird flu

NYT: When a child in Cambodia fell sick, it set off a global disease surveillance team.