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Study: Sleeping over 9 hours raises death risk by 34%

Why eight hours a night is the sweet spot for sleep.

British Labour MPs turn on assisted dying Bill

In order to stop the Bill, 28 MPs would need to change their votes from yes to no.

Analysis: Trump buys himself time, and opens up new options

New York Times analysis: It frees Trump from operating on a schedule driven by Netanyahu.

Manga prophecy sparks flight cancellations to Japan amid quake fears

Flight sales from key Asian markets to Japan have declined due to the manga.

US bases that could attack Iran — and become targets

Us troops are in Iraq, the United Arab Emirates and elsewhere in the region.

James Acton: Why we can’t bomb our way out of this

New York Times Opinion: Military options are held to lower standard than diplomatic ones.

Watch: Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship explodes on test stand

SpaceX’s Starship exploded before an engine test in South Texas.

Watch: Crane operator caught napping behind Trump during White House event

The moment was captured during the installation of two 30.5m flagpoles.

EU passes new rules for pets, including microchips and bans on mutilations

All cats and dogs sold must have microchips registered in an EU database.

Why Trump's 'Golden Dome' defence plan raises global security concerns

Trump’s defence system plan aims to be operational by 2029.

Israel's ambulance service aids civilians wounded in Iran's strikes

'If we were not in the shelter, I would not be talking to you now.'

South Africa's iconic protea flower relocates as climate warms

Many protea species face extinction because of pressures on their native habitats.

Toll on Iran's civilians: 'This is unlike anything we’ve experienced before'

New York Times: The air strikes have upended daily life in the Iranian capital, Tehran.

Hurricane Erick hits Mexico, leaves destruction and flooding in wake

Residents cleared debris and drained flooded streets after the storm.

'It will be hard': Aung San Suu Kyi's son on her 80th birthday in jail

Protests were held in Mandalay and Sagaing, with people holding roses.

‘Dictator Approved’ sculpture appears on Washington's National Mall

The 'Dictator Approved' artwork shows a gold hand crushing the Statue of Liberty's crown.

Why Taiwan needs its own power sources more than ever

China's drills around Taiwan simulated blocking crucial energy shipments.

Opinion: Global aid cuts fuel refugee hunger crisis

World Vision highlights hunger's impact on displaced people in 13 countries.