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A diverse entertainment update covering the NYT Connections game, Richard Russell's new album exploring loss, and jazz drummer Billy Hart's latest release. Read more...

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A look at the latest political news, including discussions on auditing the Federal Reserve, highway disputes, equality under the law, and court decisions. Read more...

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A petition circulating in Canada calls for the revocation of Elon Musk's citizenship, while Nigel Farage's meeting with Musk was partially funded by a controversial figure. Read more...

A compilation of recent legal cases and decisions, including environmental pollution, a military case, a cannibal killer's parole, and a murder trial. Read more...

Former HSBC chief Noel Quinn is the new chair of Julius Baer, while a journalist recounts a brief internship at Vacheron Constantin, exploring the world of luxury watches. Read more...

Bavaria grapples with escalating art restitution disputes ahead of elections and flight disruptions due to Verdi warning strikes in Munich and Hamburg. Read more...

A new study suggests the builders of Stonehenge likely had dark skin. Plus, the discovery of a wooden "Stonehenge" in Denmark reveals links between ancient civilizations. Read more...

This week in politics: proposed ban on leasehold flats, Rosmah Mansor's appeal delayed due to health, traders fined for incorrect Quran verses, and a victim testifies in an attempted murder trial. Read more...

Positive news in bond markets contrasts with rising youth unemployment and competitive savings rates, painting a complex economic picture. Skillsoft's future remains uncertain. Read more...

From labeling Mexican cartels as terrorists to controversial statements on Gaza, Trump's recent actions and words spark debate and could reshape international relations. Read more...

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John Hope Bryant argues that raising credit scores could lower crime rates, increase life expectancy, and lessen political division. Also, a woman pleaded guilty to gross negligence manslaughter in connection with the deaths of four paddleboarders. Read more...