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The Explainer
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The dangers of climate change during the World CupThe explainer The field is heating up
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UFC Freedom 250: martial arts at the White HouseThe Explainer Trump has long been an admirer of cage fighting but South Lawn event has been hit by lawsuit
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The cost of petrol vs. electric cars as fuel prices soarThe Explainer Higher oil prices have made running an electric vehicle cheaper than a petrol car but there are other costs to consider
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Aircraft engine prices are the latest bane for airlinesThe Explainer Airlines have recently criticized engine makers for price gouging
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Talking Points
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Are the royals paying enough rent?Talking Point Audit exposes generous arrangements that have allowed royals to profit from residences for which they pay little or no rent
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The World Cup: ‘angst’ in the USATalking Point The largest, and perhaps ‘most politicised’ tournament of its kind has begun, but it has received mixed reactions
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Brexit ten years on: a decade of national ‘Bregret’?Economists are still squabbling about how much Brexit has cost
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Under the Radar
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The ‘plague’ of rats ‘terrorising’ Gaza
Under The Radar A surge in rodents is compounding Gaza’s humanitarian and public health crisis
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World Cup minnows prepare for life-changing tournamentUnder the Radar Curaçao and Cape Verde among the newcomers cast into the spotlight on world football’s biggest stage
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AI has passed the Turing TestUnder the radar The systems can imitate humans
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Speed Reads
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Courts block Alabama nitrogen executionSpeed Read Lower courts had found the method of execution to be a cruel and unusual punishment
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SpaceX set for record IPOSpeed Read The IPO valued SpaceX at a massive $1.77 trillion
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Trump taps Clayton for intel chief as spy tool expiresSpeed Read Clayton is currently the Manhattan U.S. attorney
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Trump claims to ‘love’ inflation, at 3-year highSpeed Read The 4.2% inflation rate is the highest since April 2023
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