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It’s time to address the Emily in the room

New York Times: You might have noticed the name in the air a lot these days.

She was killed in front of her son. It took 26 years to crack the case

New York Times: Inside a cold-case detective’s dogged quest to solve a murder.

The ‘stinking rotten’ album that split Rod Stewart from the Faces

Telegraph: Fifty years ago, the Faces had their first hit album ... and a total meltdown.

The undoing of a billionaire accused of fraud on two continents

New York Times: He fled China for the US. Now the law has caught up with him.

Three ways to measure how fit you are, without focusing on weight

New York Times: Body size doesn't necessarily correspond to health, research suggests.

As Trump arraignment looms, New York City braces for a day of tumult

New York Times: Police are already out in force on Manhattan's streets.

Police relied on hidden technology - and put the wrong person in jail

Facial recognition falsely accuses a man of stealing purses in a state he'd never been to.

Remarkable or shambolic? Four PMs give their verdicts on Jacinda Ardern's legacy

Jacinda Ardern has put race relations back by years, says one former PM.

Eliza McCartney on her remarkable comeback – and what it's cost her

"I'd come home after a training session where I couldn't do anything and just cry.”

After doling out huge loans, China is now bailing out countries

New York Times: China is fast becoming the world's lender of last resort.

Four things you can do to fix a sex drought

Telegraph: If your sex life is shaky, you're not alone. Here's how to rebuild intimacy.

One in five of us live with chronic pain. It doesn’t have to be a life sentence

Telegraph: Exercise and new techniques can help, experts say.

What is cortisol? The truth about the internet’s favourite stress hormone

New York Times: Cortisol gets a bad rap, but it’s not so clear-cut.

The teen mental health crisis: A reckoning for Big Tech

Financial Times: 'Multiple juries are in. They’re all reaching the same conclusion.'

The Amazon’s largest isolated tribe is dying

New York Times: Illegal mines have fuelled a crisis for the Yanomami Indigenous people.

Disease X: Are we ready for the next pandemic?

Times: Covid-19 was this era’s Disease X. What will be the next?

The links between diet and dementia: Four pillars of a ‘brain-boosting’ menu

New York Times: Here’s what the science says about diet and cognitive decline.

Lost in a weird moment: Where did all your Zoom friends go?

New York Times: Zoom happy hours and trivia nights had a way of bringing people together.