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I’ll never know why my husband cheated on me then left

Telegraph: US heiress Belle Burden thought she had it all. Then a stranger called.

Malachi's murder: Inside the custody battle that left him with killer caregiver

A relative made "persistent and valiant efforts" to try and make sure Malachi was safe.

UPF alert: Seven food swaps that could lower your cancer risk

Telegraph: The preservatives in everyday food are now under serious scientific suspicion.

‘My crazy friend’: The royals who stayed close to Jeffrey Epstein

NYT: Epstein's 2008 convictions appear to have barely registered in some royal circles.

The psychologist who says he has the solution to the midlife crisis

Telegraph: 'Sadly, a lot of people find that life has gone by, and they’re still waiting.'

7 days, no suspects: The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie

New York Times: The mother of US TV host Savannah Guthrie vanished after a family dinner.

On a paradise island in the Pacific, meth and HIV epidemics rage

Criminal syndicates using Fiji as a drug route, fuelling addiction and soaring HIV rates.

‘Don Colossus’, a giant golden statue of Donald Trump, waits for its home

New York Times: The gilded effigy is at the centre of a bizarre crypto moneymaking scheme.

Fasting, weight-loss jabs or keto? We tested 3 different ways to lose weight

Telegraph: Three women who successfully shed the pounds share their experiences.

'Explosion we've never seen': The bizarre longevity treatments attracting billions

IV lasers, plasma exchange, NAD+ infusions - it's boom time in the battle against ageing.

Shackles and beatings: Inside the office where scamming the world was the business

NY Times: A rare look inside a compound where the online fraud industry makes billions.

Is beef tallow good for you? RFK jnr thinks so, but experts disagree

NY Times: The 'seed oils are poison' movement ignores decades of research, experts say.

Inside the 90-minute race to give baby Luna a new heart

New York Times: Baby Luna's rare heart transplant and the surgeon who saved her.

Trump shows off the White House, and his many personas

During an extensive sit-down interview with the NYT, Trump showcased various personas.

First, the frogs died. Then people got sick

Washington Post: New research uncovers a surprising link between nature and human health.

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