The greatest wealth transfer in history is here, with familiar winners
New York Times: The oldest of America's 73 million baby boomers are now 80.
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The Project co-host's bold statement for Mother’s Day
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End of empire: Can King Charles save the Commonwealth?
New York Times: Many of the UK's former colonies are accelerating efforts to cut ties.
‘Mum, Dad, I’m trans gender’: What to do if your child wants to transition
Transgender children need love and support, not vitriol parents say.
Before you consider a weight-loss drug, read this
Telegraph: Here's everything you need to know about the new anti-fat injections.
ETs, ghosts and a demon horse: Welcome to the creepiest airport in the world
New York Times: A giant, murderous stallion makes sense as a mascot at Denver airport.
20 small food changes that will make a big difference to your health
Telegraph: Professor Tim Spector's simple food hacks for better health.
Theranos's $100m conwoman says she’s changed
New York Times: The black turtlenecks are gone. So is the voice. And now it's "Liz".
The midlife confidence crash - and how to make a fresh start
Telegraph: Burnout and self-doubt have replaced the sports car as signs of a crisis.
‘I see no future’: Sherpas leave the job they made famous
NYT: One-third of the people who've died on Everest since records began have been Sherpas.
How healthy fats can help you lose weight
Telegraph: Here's why reaching for the low-fat yoghurt is probably a bad move.
Marketplace disputes, David and Goliath battles - the secret court cases hidden from the public
People and businesses are often found guilty - yet the public has no idea.
A horse earned $7.1 million in four years. Now he makes it in 11 days
New York Times: How top racehorses can make better money off the track.
The meth-soaked desperado killers: A driveway slaying in a time of Covid
Steve Braunias on the trial of methamphetamine desperadoes.
He bombed the Nazis. 75 years later, the nightmares began
New York Times: Just shy of 100, John Wenzel found he could no longer ignore his past.
Camilla’s first husband was ‘serially unfaithful’ - but he remains part of the Royal inner circle
Times: Andrew Parker Bowles is still one of Camilla's closest friends. How does he do it?
'The tables have turned': Why more women are choosing to have babies alone
Telegraph: Societal and workplace shifts are fuelling a rise in solo motherhood in the UK.
Nine rules for choosing the right partner (according to a divorce lawyer)
Telegraph: Most relationship splits have common factors. Here's what to look out for.
‘The only book we had was the Bible’: Peter Andre on the guilt of leaving his faith
Times: Before finding fame as a pop star, Andre grew up a devout Jehovah’s Witness.
Charles and Camilla’s is the greatest love story of all time
Telegraph: The new King and Queen have weathered more storms than most.
Seniors rematch: Are Biden and Trump too old to run for president?
Financial Times: If re-elected, Biden would be 82 at the start of his next term; Trump 78.
A beauty treatment promised to zap fat. For some, it brought disfigurement
New York Times: 'The hardest part is seeing photos of myself, so I barely take any now.'
Life in plastic? It’s fantastic: A brief (bright pink) cultural history of Barbie
Times: Despite some controversies, kids have been playing with the doll for 64 years.
What men really think about modern dating — by my exes
Times: Is modern masculinity really in crisis? Megan Agnew asks six of her recent dates.
My stay at a weight-loss clinic that costs $150,000 a week
Times: Clients stay in 7-star luxury with a team of experts - but does it actually work?
Harry Belafonte: Remembering the barrier-breaking singer, actor and activist
New York Times: The singer went on to become a dynamic force in the civil rights movement.
Meet the ‘elite’ couples breeding to save mankind
Telegraph: Silicon Valley’s ‘pronatalists’ are on a baby-making mission.
Settling Australia’s greatest urban rivalry: Melbourne or Sydney – which is better?
Telegraph: Which metropolis takes the crown?
Sacklers gave millions to institution that advises on opioid policy
New York Times: Even as the drug crisis mounted, they accepted funds from Sackler family.
Chinese censorship is quietly rewriting the Covid-19 story
New York Times: Under govt pressure, Chinese scientists have withheld or deleted data.
Blood and Gore: Inside split between mayor and CEO tearing a town apart
Kurt Bayer reports on the tumultuous tenure so far of NZ’s youngest-ever mayor.
YouTube and the rise and rise of trash TV for kids
Times: Kids' TV is in crisis and algorithms are giving millions of young minds their fix.
Special investigation: Why getting cataract surgery depends on where you live
Vision-saving surgery depends on your address - check how your region compares.