Trump’s mass deportations bring a new wave of family separations

Washington Post: Parents face a choice - deport with their children or face separation.

Jude Law keeps surprising us. Anything less would be a shock

Washington Post: The 52-year-old’s shape-shifting roles keep redefining his career

Is The Pitt really an ER spinoff? Michael Crichton’s estate says it is

New York Times: The author's estate and creators of new TV show are waging a legal battle.

My affair destroyed my marriage and left me penniless and alone

Telegraph: A reader shares a cautionary tale about love, lust and betrayal.

Eight everyday habits making you old before your time

Telegraph: From bad shoes to jar lids – the lifestyle slips that don't make the headlines.

'We want to transform the culture': Charlie Kirk’s rise and sudden death

New York Times: Kirk played a central role in organising young voters for Trump.

When the mask slips: The seven signs of midlife autism

Telegraph: It's estimated that 9 out of 10 over-40s with autism haven't been diagnosed.

The low-effort activities that help fend off midlife spread

Telegraph: ‘Zone zero’ activities can deliver powerful returns, if you do them regularly.

What happens to your body when you stop taking weight-loss drugs

Telegraph: 'If I’d been at an all-you-can-eat buffet, I would have eaten it all.'

Why we’re born addicted to sugar, according to a neuroscientist

Telegraph: Dr Nicole Avena has spent the past 25 years studying sugar consumption.

Inside rugby star Shane Christie's tragic final year

Friends of rugby star Shane Christie say they saw changes linked to concussion symptoms.

‘Treasures ends tomorrow. Or it’s on’: How a dispute over diapers erupted into ‘all out war’

The protagonists, the arguments, and a joke than cannot be repeated.

What made Hurricane Katrina a catastrophe, and why its horrors linger 20 years later

Visuals from Katrina are seared into collective memories - of a major US city drowning.

We tried 7 aphrodisiacs to spice up our sex life – here’s what actually worked

Telegraph: Antler velvet, wormwood or stinging nettles, anyone?

Maria Sharapova’s superpower: Why the tennis star is redefining success off the court

New York Times: Maria Sharapova on leadership, fashion and future plans.

Homegrown healing: How to cultivate a feel-good garden this spring

New York Times: Experts share tips for nurturing plants with health benefits.

'The power of nature': Under the radar New Zealand wines to seek out now

New York Times: Discovering NZ's hidden gems beyond sauvignon blanc.

I wasn’t even 40 and had zero interest in sex. Here’s how I boosted my libido

Telegraph: After having her first baby, Sarah Martinez-Murray felt 'betrayed' by her body.

In DC neighbourhoods with gun crime, residents want help. But not like this

Washington Post: DC residents are wary of Trump's crime crackdown and police tactics.

The six factions of Trumpworld: US President melds a fractious coalition

From Silicon Valley executives to health-conscious mums - these are the factions at play.

The founders of this new US development say you must be white to live there

New York Times: Inside the controversial white-only community dividing Arkansas.

Sharon Stone still refuses to behave for Hollywood

Decades after Basic Instinct, the actress is as daring as ever - and not just on film.

The trauma of childhood in Gaza

New York Times: After 22 months of war, childhood in Gaza hardly exists.

He asked Tiffany Trump to marry him. Then the deals started coming

NYT: Michael Boulos and his family benefited financially from proximity to his in-laws.

Seven rules for a healthy, happy retirement from the professors who study it

Telegraph: Healthier approaches to ageing mean 'the 70s are the new 50s'.

'Keep at it': Why Putin thinks Russia has the upper hand

NY Times: Military resurgence is guiding Putin as he pushes for a peace deal on his terms.

I’m having an affair with a man I met 40 years ago – it’s the best sex of my life

Telegraph: 'I feel like my life has gone from beige to full technicolour.'

The gut health products that really work – and the ones to avoid

Telegraph: Which supplements, blends and treatments actually deliver? We ask the experts.

The 100 best movies of the 21st century

New York Times: As voted for by over 500 influential directors, actors and notable names.

How to treat the three key types of depression, according to a neuroscientist

Telegraph: New research suggests we may have been approaching depression the wrong way.

One report every 8 minutes: Uber’s festering sex assault problem

New York Times: Sealed US court records reveal the scale of the issue.

Bite Club: The fraternity that awaits you after a shark attack

New York Times: Very few people know what it’s like to survive a shark bite.

Even Hiroshima’s pacifist cause is losing believers

New York Times: Some Japanese think that peace for peace’s sake is no longer enough.

The fruit you should and shouldn’t bother eating

Telegraph: A nutritionist reveals the best and worst options for your five-a-day.

Ozzy Osbourne: How the ‘Prince of Darkness’ turned reality TV star

New York Times: The lead singer of Black Sabbath has died at the age of 76.

Their water taps ran dry when Meta built next door

NYT: In the race to develop AI, tech giants are building data centres that guzzle water.

A handshake in orbit 50 years ago transformed the space race

New York Times: How the first international human spaceflight came together.

‘Women get gaslit a lot’: 10 menopause myths the experts can’t stand

New York Times: There are lots of misconceptions out there. These are the top offenders.

The 50 best horror films of all time – ranked

Telegraph: The films guaranteed to scare you senseless.

I lost half my body on 7/7 – but every day I remind myself how lucky I am

Telegraph: Twenty years on, a survivor and her rescuer share their memories.

I’m a longevity doctor. These are my daily habits to stay young

Telegraph: Dr Mohammed Enayat starts every day barefoot in the garden.

My weird week on a Government-prescribed ‘perfect diet’

Telegraph: Can a woman really live on nutrients and vitamins alone? Amelia Tate finds out.

Lights! Camera! But not enough action in a fading, worried Hollywood

The world’s entertainment capital is facing an existential crisis.

Trump’s finances were shaky. Then he began to capitalise on his comeback

NY Times: Records suggest his riches were not the product of a steady and strong empire.