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Pitting brilliance against naivete: Christopher Nolan and the contradictions of Oppenheimer

New York Times: Director argues Oppenheimer was the most important person who ever lived.

The science of forecasting ever more extreme weather

FT: Predictions have become much more accurate, but some dramatic events remain elusive.

'He should've come home': The killing of Connor Whitehead

He went to a party and never came home - the full story of a teenager's tragic death.

My life undercover: I infiltrate incel groups posing as a man

Times: What makes this academic lurk on the dark web as an angry far-right misogynist?

Opinion: What if the anti-Trumpers are the bad guys?

NY Times: Trump rails against the 'liberal elites'. He has a point, writes David Brooks.

Two men discovered they were switched at birth. They wish they could forget

NYT: At 67, Richard Beauvais and Eddy Ambrose are now questioning who they really are.

Analysis: Trump’s indictment has broad implications for American democracy

New York Times: At the core of the case is no less than the viability of the Constitution.

How fake science sells wellness - and the red flags to watch for

New York Times: Dubious claims in product marketing are everywhere. Don’t fall for them.

'She's been through a lot': The very private life of Melania Trump

New York Times: 'Melania keeps them guessing, and they keep guessing wrong.'

Who killed Tair? The inside story of a schoolgirl's brutal murder

Times: Tair Rada's 2006 murder in a school bathroom became a 'national obsession'.

Going Solo: Travellers share what they've learnt while travelling solo

Travellers of every age, stage and destination share a gem of wisdom.

From pet cemetery owner to identity thief to bestselling ghostwriter

NYT: How did a felon and former heroin addict launch a lucrative publishing career?

Quiet in a loud world: How I learnt to live with shyness

Financial Times: Shyish journalist Emma Jacobs investigates a complex character trait.

Pacific mystery: Scientist's deep dive for alien life sparks controversy

New York Times: Dr Avi Loeb says he's found 'interstellar' debris near Manus Island.

Tourists are back. Is it time to tell them to stay away?

Financial Times: Some places have decided to act over complaints of overcrowding.

What causes heart attacks, the warning signs - and how to protect yourself

Telegraph: There's a lot you can do to avoid becoming a statistic, experts say.