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The Explainer
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'No contact': Family estrangement on the rise for young people choosing peaceThe Explainer Young adults are quicker to cut off toxic family members to choose peace
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UAE, Iran and the Abraham Accords 2.0The Explainer Israel’s agreements with some Arab neighbours are being reconsidered in the light of the Iran war
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The impact of renaming polycystic ovary syndromeThe Explainer The change will hopefully clarify the way that doctors treat PCOS
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‘Blue dot fever’ is leading to canceled concertsThe explainer Empty seats could be a sign of economic turmoil
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Talking Points
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Should the US block imports of cheap Chinese cars?Talking Points Lawmakers say cheap EVs threaten national security
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First-past-the-post: no longer fit for purpose?Talking Point In an era of multi-party politics, voting system that once insulated Conservatives and Labour now amplifies their losses
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Renters’ rights: ‘a regulatory avalanche’Talking Point Labour has presented reforms as a ‘moral crusade’ against rogue landlords, but risks shrinking the rental market
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Under the Radar
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The rise of non-English songs at EurovisionUnder The Radar This year 24 languages will be heard at the song contest as native tongues stage a comeback
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The battle for Pluto’s planetary status continuesUnder The Radar Nasa may revisit one of outer space’s thorniest questions
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Brightening clouds with salt could reduce global warmingUnder the radar The process would reflect more light away from Earth
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Speed Reads
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SCOTUS temporarily keeps abortion pill accessSpeed Read The pill, mifepristone, is a common mail-order abortion drug
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DOJ moves to drop Adani chargesSpeed Read Fraud and bribery charges had previously been filed against the Indian billionaire
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Xi’s warning at ‘pomp-filled’ summitSpeed Read Xi warned the US not to “mishandle” the situation in Taiwan
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Neanderthal tooth suggests dentistry much older than thought
Speed Read The discovery edges back the foundation of dentistry by at least 40,000 years
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