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New York Times: The paths to prosperity and shared interests have grown murkier.
Noise could take years off your life. Here’s how
New York Times: 'Chronic noise' is a largely unrecognised health threat, experts say.
Eleven signs you’re chronically stressed – and what to do about it
Telegraph: Short bursts of stress can be helpful. Chronic stress is anything but.
The unexplained rise of cancer among millennials
Financial Times: There may be clues in the types of cancer afflicting the young.
‘I didn’t know any queer Asian people growing up . . . I was lost’
Former MasterChef winner Sam Low on success, coming out and being a voice for equality.
Jaimee Lupton on the heartache of losing a baby and infertility struggle
'All I want is to be a mum'.
A bayonet to the heart: The true history of Blackadder’s devastating final episode
Telegraph: It was one of the most powerful scenes ever. Yet it almost ended in disaster.
The seven companies driving the US stock market rally
Financial Times: Without a handful of tech heavy-hitters, the S&P 500 is going nowhere.
'There will always be rumours': Melanie Hamrick on dating Mick Jagger
Times: The 36-year-old ex-ballet dancer on her new book and life with a rock legend.
The science of Jimmy Anderson, the world’s best fast bowler at 40
Times: Most pace bowlers retire in their early 30s, so why is he in the form of his life?
She lost 40kg on a new diet drug. Her friends melted away too
New York Times: Katarra Ewing's experience isn't uncommon, obesity experts say.
'Colossally gifted writer': Remembering Cormac McCarthy, novelist of a darker America
New York Times: McCarthy's books explore a bleak world of violence and outsiders.
The dos and don’ts of eating before bed
Telegraph: Late-night snacking isn't ideal, but there are healthier ways to approach it.
Can I beat Mark Zuckerberg in the Murph fitness challenge?
Times: When Hannah Evans saw Zuckerberg's sweaty Insta post, she fired up.
Thousands of Indian women have been abandoned by husbands working overseas
New York Times: 'The boys come, they enjoy, and leave with the dowry money.'
Top Gear star: 'I'm in the grip of a monumental midlife crisis'
Times: Richard Hammond talks near-fatal crashes and the benefits of being ‘irritating’.
Tears, fears, and too many beers: A typical day in court
Some beg for mercy. Some are bored. Kurt Bayer spends a day in court.
Bunga bunga to tax fraud: The many scandals of Silvio Berlusconi
NY Times: Flamboyant and slippery, Berlusconi loomed over Italian politics for decades.
AI-pocalypse now? Silicon Valley confronts the idea that the ‘Singularity’ is here
New York Times: AI is roiling tech, business and politics like nothing in recent memory.
Their crypto company collapsed. They went to Bali
New York Times: Two founders spent the next year surfing and traveling the world.
Secrecy, cigars and a Venetian wedding: How the PGA Tour made a deal with Saudi Arabia
New York Times: After weeks of clandestine negotiations, the agreement stunned the world.
'Uncharted territory': Inside the hunt for the Idaho student killer
New York Times: Without a new DNA technique, Bryan Kohberger may well have walked free.
Opinion: Why I’m having a baby with my gay best friend
Telegraph: Ellie Fazan thought she was out of options - until another woman inspired her.
‘I’m not giving every waking hour’: Meet the employees who are quiet quitting
The phrase means doing what you're paid to do, without going 'above and beyond'.
The town NZ forgot: Meet those refusing to leave the abandoned post-disaster zone
Kurt Bayer reports on a stoic group who refuse to leave ‘paradise’.
Greg Bruce: I hate nature. Will two nights alone in nature change my mind?
Nature is good for us. But is it good for those of us that hate it?
Weight of evidence: Should obesity be classified as a disease?
Telegraph: It makes no sense to blame obesity on the individual, health experts say.
'He went through hell': Widow's harrowing tale of seeking care for husband's cancer, dementia
This is the deeply personal and harrowing account of one man's final months.
He devoted his life to compassion. His killer showed none
New York Times: He was known as 'the Compassion Guy'. Until the cruellest of endings.
Mid-life love: My partner and I choose to live separately. Here’s why
Telegraph: Liz and Mike, who met in their late 50s, maintain largely independent lives.
Opinion: What I’ve learnt from two years of sobriety
Telegraph: In 2021, Rob Temple was told to stop drinking or die.
‘Unseen, unheard, marginalised’: Why boys buy into Andrew Tate’s toxicity
Telegraph Opinion: 'We had no idea it was like this for boys. We thought it was easy.'
Inside the care home where every age group lives side by side
Times: The House of Generations solves 3 of the West's biggest social problems at once.