With anxiety on the rise, some children try ‘exposure therapy’
New York Times: Young people are following an old dictum: face your fears.
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A protest? A vigil? In Beijing, anxious crowds are unsure how far to go
New York Times: Unimaginable explosions of pent-up emotion have broken out across China.
They were surrogates. Now they must raise the children
New York Times: When political conditions shift, criminal charges can follow.
Beauty over brains: Japan’s skin-deep university pageants
New York Times: Wildly popular 'Miss Con' pageants are staged at campuses across Japan.
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'The last stretch in a marathon': Tips for surviving until Christmas break
Here comes Santa Claus: Tips to survive until holiday time, including managing stress.
Inside a $300-a-night ‘room’ at the World Cup in Qatar
New York Times: The ads didn’t lie, but container life might not be for everyone.
In the court of Mar-a-Lago, ‘King’ Trump still reigns supreme
Financial Times: How friends, frenemies and superfans at the club drive the ex-president.
The dinosaur bone market is booming. It also has growing pains
New York Times: Fossils have turned into a multimillion-dollar business.
Who is Ron DeSantis? Meet the man who could trump Trump
Times: Trump has declared his third presidential bid. But first he must get past this man.
Inside Sam Bankman-Fried’s quest to win friends and influence people
New York Times: How the FTX co-founder won people over to support his crypto goals.
The things I wish I’d known before I got divorced (twice)
Telegraph: At every stage of a relationship, there are triggers that can break it.
Cold War sexpionage: The Stasi spies who traded romance for secrets
Times: What’s the best way to spy on your enemies? Sleep with their secretaries.
Inside Saudi Arabia’s strategy to keep the world hooked on oil
New York Times: Saudi working to keep fossil fuels at centre of world economy.
Betrayal, backstabbing and revenge: Inside Boris Johnson’s last stand
Financial Times: An old uni chum told Johnson he was finished ... in deadly soft fashion.
Drugs can pause puberty in transgender pre-teens, but is there a cost?
New York Times: The growing use of puberty blockers has some health experts concerned.
‘I feel ripped off’ - the life insurance story that could save you thousands
Veteran's life insurance premium was $5800 on $15,000 policy.
The world's most famous scientist explains the universe
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‘Secrets I was never going to talk about’: Steven Spielberg gets personal
New York Times: For 50 years, Spielberg has avoided one subject: himself. Until now.
Police expected the Halloween crowd. Why couldn’t they stop the disaster?
New York Times: Analysis reveals several missed opportunities to prevent the disaster.
'The wall was finished': All the lies Trump told in announcement speech
New York Times: The first falsehood came about two minutes into Trump's speech.
Princess Margaret’s lady-in-waiting shares her royal secrets
Times: Lady Anne Glenconner spills on partying with the royal family.
They called him a gangster out for revenge. The evidence? Six text messages
New York Times: Murder-conspiracy case tells the story of Britain's crackdown on gangs.
The true story of the ‘silent twins’ sent to a hospital for the criminally insane
Times: Aged 8, June and Jennifer Gibbons stopped speaking to anyone but each other.
Donald Trump is running in 2024. The White House has a plan
New York Times: Joe Biden is ready to implement 'the Trump project'.
Michelle Obama: 'Our hurts become our fears. Our fears become our limits'
In The Light We Carry, Michelle Obama provides tools and inspiration for uncertainty
Time is running out for the leap second
New York Times: If we ditch the leap second will our days ever be the same?
Republicans in disarray: Why Donald Trump could win again
NYT Opinion: A Republican Party in disarray is the perfect environment for Trump.
Two weeks of chaos: Inside Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter
New York Times: Musk ordered immediate layoffs transforming the company.
‘Tipping point’: The global housing market is heading for a brutal downturn
Financial Times: Property markets haven't been this shaky since the GFC, economists say.
How I learned the art of seduction
New York Times: 'As a dominatrix, I applied all the skills I’d hewed waiting tables.'
Trump angst wracks Republicans (again) as 2024 announcement looms
New York Times: Cracks in the GOP threaten to break wide open after the midterms.
Millennials aren't real. Nor are Boomers, Zoomers or Gen X-ers
Can you really be said to share an identity with everyone born within 15 years of you?
How did Wayne Brown win so well and Efeso Collins lose so badly?
How did Wayne vs Efeso become the right's biggest win and the left's biggest loss?