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Book reviews: ‘The Score: How to Stop Playing Somebody Else’s Game’ and ‘The Sea Captain’s Wife: A True Story of Mutiny, Love, and Adventure at the Bottom of the World’
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Brigitte Bardot: the bombshell who embodied the new France
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The Week contest: Romance and recruitment
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Venezuela: The ‘Donroe doctrine’ takes shape
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Giving up the booze
Feature Sobriety is not good for the alcohol industry.
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Minnesota fraud: Walz takes the hit
Feature Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will not seek re-election due to state welfare fraud scandal
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MAGA: The battle over ‘Heritage Americans’
Feature Blood-and-soil nationalism is roiling MAGA world
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Best biographies and memoirs to add to your reading list
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The best podcasts to keep you entertained
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Striking homes with indoor pools
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Magazine printables - January 16, 2026
Puzzle and Quizzes Magazine printables - January 16, 2026
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‘No Other Choice,’ ‘Dead Man’s Wire,’ and ‘Father Mother Sister Brother’
Feature A victim of downsizing turns murderous, an angry Indiana man takes a lender hostage, and a portrait of family by way of three awkward gatherings
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Courgette and leek ijeh (Arabic frittata) recipe
The Week Recommends Soft leeks, tender courgette, and fragrant spices make a crisp frittata
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Avatar: Fire and Ash – third instalment feels like ‘a relic of an earlier era’
Talking Point Latest sequel in James Cameron’s passion project is even ‘more humourless’ than the last
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