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Trump's yearslong plan to turn losing into winning

New York Times: Even before he was elected, Trump was building a theory about voter fraud.

Trump is not doing well with his election lawsuits

New York Times: Trump suffered a string of defeats in pursuing legal action over election.

Houdini escape: Fugitive ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn on how he fled jail in Japan

Times: Controversial tycoon reveals how he pulled off the escape of the decade - and why.

Meet Zoomer: The child being brought up without a gender

Trains or dolls? Boys or girls? Emily Winstanley on parents who shun gender rules.

The nude pictures that won't go away

New York Times: Photographer accused of assault and using photos against women's wishes.

'A black eye': Why political polling missed the mark. Again

New York Times: Pollsters are reviewing their latest failures.

The Crown takes on Princess Diana: Exclusive pictures and interviews

Times: A behind the scenes look at the most wild and lavish season yet.

Could listening to the deep sea help save it?

New York Times: In the abyss, everyone can hear you scream.

Life inside No 10: 'There's days when it's like Game of Thrones'

Times: Britain's former top civil servant on life inside No 10.

Win or lose, Trump will remain a powerful and disruptive force

New York Times: Even if defeated, Trump won't go away quietly.

President Trump's 2020

New York Times: This was not the 2020 that Trump had envisioned for himself.

Cardi B's WAP proves music's dirty secret: Censorship is good business

New York Times: Clean versions of explicit songs take advantage of revenue streams.

In hunt for virus source, WHO let China take charge

New York Times: WHO's concessions to China may have sacrificed chance to unravel origin.

The wine world's most elite circle has a sexual harassment problem

New York Times: Women are paying a steep price to become a master sommelier.

The anxious person's guide to dealing with Trump-based anxiety

With the US election just days away, anxiety mounts. Greg Bruce looks for ways to deal.

Dishonesty has defined Trump presidency. The consequences could be lasting

New York Times: The Trump presidency has been a factory of falsehood from the start.