How UK must adapt to cope with climate change
Every £1 spent adapting to rising temperatures would yield about £5 in benefits, climate committee says
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Will 115 charges taint Pep Guardiola's legacy?
Manchester City manager ‘has changed the face of football at every level in England’ – but his success comes with a few caveats
Scientists may have discovered the legendary fourth musketeer
But there have been issues verifying the genetic remains
The USPS may allow handguns to be mailed
Concealable handguns have been banned in the mail since the 1920s
What not to share when using AI for personal finance help
There are risks involved with oversharing
Ted Turner: The pugnacious media mogul who founded CNN
The cable news pioneer died at 87
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Income stacking: how it works and why Gen Z is doing it
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Republicans will have to contend with Trump’s unpopularity
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Musk loses $150B lawsuit against OpenAI, Altman
Musk had previously helped start the artificial intelligence company
3 killed in suspected hate crime at San Diego mosque
The two suspects were also later found dead
Trump DOJ sets up $1.8B fund for Trump’s allies
The fund was part of a settlement agreement by Trump to drop his lawsuit against the IRS
What does China want from Putin?
Russian leader arrives in Beijing for meeting with Xi Jinping, amid deepening cooperation – and asymmetric power balance
Reversing Brexit: how would rejoining the EU work?
Previous concessions and favourable terms for the UK might not be on the table again
Florida and the NFL clash over diversity hiring
The ‘Rooney Rule’ has been in place since 2003
Pulp friction: why quality mangoes are hard to find
Conflict, weather and supply chain problems are putting a squeeze on the tropical fruit
Patel: His own branded Ka$h bourbon
The FBI director has been accused of being a heavy drinker
UFOs: The Pentagon’s dud disclosure
Nothing new is revealed in trove of documents
A dangerous high
The U.S. is being flooded with synthetic drugs that are cheap to make, hard to track, and fraught with risk
GOP notches more victories in redistricting fight
Courts sided with Republicans in Tennessee and Virginia
Students across the country are in a ‘reading recession’
The decline predates the pandemic
‘The plight of the American people has only gotten worse’
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Take a localized tour of the best eats on the planet
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White House hosts Christian prayer rally
Thousands gathered at the National Mall for a religious-political celebration
WHO: DRC Ebola outbreak is global emergency
There are no approved vaccines or treatments for this strain of the virus
Trump target Cassidy unseated in GOP primary
Sen. Bill Cassidy was defeated in the Republican primary in Louisiana
Is Britain becoming ungovernable?
Difficult trade-offs ahead require a leader who can ‘switch off all the noise and fixate on the real problems’
What is the Thucydides trap?
Chinese premier cited ancient Greek history to issue warning to Donald Trump
Sunny UK terraces for al fresco drinks with a view
Sit back and get sipping at these spectacular suntraps
E. coli could be used to make sunscreen
The bacteria can act as a chemical factory
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Film reviews: ‘Is God Is,’ ‘The Wizard of the Kremlin,’ and ‘The Sheep…
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The prevalence of antidepressants in conflict zones
Rising use of prescription drugs in war environments that trigger ‘mounting psychological strain’ could have sinister implications
Riding and camping in the Atlas Mountains
This ‘less-rehearsed’ version of Morocco is a must-see
Are gilt markets acting as ‘the UK’s political police’?
Bond markets smell a crisis from a potential lurch to the left in the Labour Party
5 red hot cartoons about the USA-China summit
Artists take on sleepy lunches, lucky cats, and more
The hantavirus Andes strain: can it be contained?
As passengers from the MV Hondius quarantine, health experts do not believe the virus will cause a pandemic
The BJP takes West Bengal: is India a one-party state?
After the party won a ‘stunning’ majority, it has a dominance not seen since Congress Party rule in the 1960s
5 viral cartoons about the hantavirus outbreak
Artists take on rat summits, viral moments, and more
The 8 unmissable new Broadway shows to see before they disappear
Classics, revivals and new live-wire musicals
Why the CIA dismisses credit for a Mexican narco killing
America’s premier intelligence agency is playing coy about the recent death of a cartel-linked figure
‘Each feminist advance in American public life has prompted an equally strong…
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