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In mass child sex abuse case in France, early warnings went unheeded
New York Times: Inside the trial of France's most notorious paedophile surgeon.
King Charles III, a quiet diplomat, is stepping up
New York Times: The king is sending a message to the world.
As measles spreads, RFK jnr embraces remedies such as cod liver oil
New York Times: Kennedy claimed unconventional treatments were helping patients.
What do Trump-voting men want from women? Probably not what you think
New York Times: 'We’re kind of losing a lot of our positive masculinity.'
Europe is left with hard choices as Trump sours on Ukraine
New York Times: Trump's pivot on Ukraine spurs EU to bolster defence plans.
Elon Musk’s internet: So based, much wow. So cringe?
New York Times: Musk's posts often reference memes and gaming culture.
Fugitive in 1982 bombing lived as dead classmate for 41 years
NY Times: He lived under a stolen identity for decades to evade murder charges.
Is ‘Zone 2’ the magic effort level for exercise?
New York Times: Slower, steadier workouts might be the key to better metabolic health.
‘Devastating consequences’: As the US exits foreign aid, who will fill the gap?
New York Times: Philanthropies say they cannot replace the United States.
How long can yoghurt sit out? And more food-safety questions, answered
New York Times: Your favourite breakfast staple is surprisingly long-lasting.
I joined a group of paedophile hunters. Here’s what I learnt
Times: 'Decoying is the hardest ... You are absorbing all the vile stuff.'
Musk’s cabinet cameo: The elephant in the room wore black
New York Times: Musk spoke far more than anyone else, other than Trump.
A Fyre Festival sequel? What could go wrong?
New York Times: Eight years - and one prison sentence - later, Billy McFarland is back.
‘The only adult in there’: The teacher and students forever bound by mass school shooting
New York Times: How one teacher became a lifeline for school shooting survivors.
Francis is in critical condition. What happens when a pope dies?
New York Times: The time-honoured rituals have been refined over centuries.
One lake, two worlds: Jet skis in Rwanda. Bodies ashore in Congo
New York Times: Despite a shared history, the neighbouring countries are worlds apart.
Macron and Starmer have played Trump’s game before, but the rules are changing
New York Times: Approaches previously tried with Trump may no longer work.
‘Borrowed time’: Peter Beckett’s final days in Central America
Former Napier councillor sick for 'some time' – mercy dash details revealed.
‘We are not furniture’: Why Greenland won’t bow to Trump’s push for control
New York Times: The huge ice-bound island has been thrust into a geopolitical maelstrom.
Kremlin message to Trump: There’s money to be made in Russia
New York Times: Russia pushes for US business return amid Ukraine war talks with Trump.
He was pushed in front of a train. How did he survive?
New York Times: A random act of violence transformed Joseph Lynskey's life.
Trump suggests no laws are broken if he’s ‘saving his country’
New York Times: Trump tests legal limits with statement shared on social media.
Analysis: How Trump’s one-for-one tariff proposal threatens the global economy
New York Times: White House plans are sowing uncertainty and risking inflation.
With fighting stilled, Palestinians face new trauma: Searching for their dead
New York Times: Families face fresh horrors as they search the rubble.
The radicalisation of Elon Musk
The world’s richest man and his voyage from Biden-voting liberal to far-right cheerleader.
‘The boss of everyone and everything’: Trump seeks to influence many spheres
New York Times: Trump is increasingly trying to enforce his will on all areas.
Opinion: When ‘just asking questions’ about science turns into 300,000 dead
NYT OPINION: The danger of when science denialism comes into power.
Opinion: Look past Elon Musk’s chaos - there’s something more sinister at work
NYT OPINION: Why Musk's antics are a smokescreen for strategic takeovers.
Trump’s media crackdown echoes Nixon’s Watergate-era tactics
NYT: Trump's heavy-handed approach has hallmarks of attempted crackdown 50 years ago.
Gisele Pelicot may not be her husband’s first victim, police say
NYT: Pelicot was convicted of drugging his wife and inviting strangers to rape her.
I let ChatGPT’s new ‘agent’ manage my life. It spent $54 on a dozen eggs
Eggs are a low-stakes failure. What if it's my thermostat or car in future?
Nonstop quakes leave a tourist island empty and its residents on edge
New York Times: More than 13,000 of Santorini's 15,500 inhabitants have left.
Trump muses about a third term, over and over again
New York Times: Trump suggests he may seek to stay in office beyond constitutional limit.
Why the odds of an asteroid striking Earth in 2032 keep going up (and down)
New York Times: Why it’s not yet time to worry.
Inside Musk’s power play to reshape the US federal government
NYT: Musk's moves represent an extraordinary flexing of power by a private individual.
Bill Gates: Trump, Musk and how my neurodiversity made me
Times: He frequently failed at school, so how did he go on to become a billionaire at 31?
Could the bird flu become airborne?
New York Times: Scientists warn of airborne threat as bird flu spreads among animals.
Australia’s top conservative follows Trump’s playbook, up to a point
New York Times: Peter Dutton, who wants to be PM, has been taking aim at “wokeness".
With Trump’s backing uncertain, Europe scrambles to shore up its own defences
New York Times: EU leaders meet to tackle defence funding amid Trump pressure.
Trump tariffs threaten to upend global economic order
New York Times: Trump's new tariffs have prompted widespread criticism.
Inside the chaos: The 24 hours when LA went up in flames
New York Times: How missteps fuelled California's fire catastrophe.
‘Devastated’: Captain Sully on how every crash has tragic lessons
NY Times: Captain Sullenberger is famed for landing an Airbus A320 in the Hudson River.
Defying legal limits, Trump firings set up tests that could expand his power
New York Times: Why Trump's latest firings could shape the future of executive power.
‘A dangerous virus’: Bird flu enters a new phase
NYT: A pandemic is not inevitable but the US outbreak has passed worrisome milestones.
‘Prince Andrew? Maybe he’s the weakest link’: Former MI5 boss on the risk of Chinese spies
Times: MI5's first female director on royals, politicians and Chinese spies.
Political divide: How liberal parents cope with kids supporting Trump
New York Times: Some liberal parents face a new, unexpected challenge.
The voices in his head would not stop. Then a boy was stabbed to death
New York Times: Calls for better preventative mental health measures after fatal stabbing.
Trump is at the peak of his power. The question is for how long
New York Times: The second era of the Trump administration feels fundamentally different.