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President Donald Trump speaks to reporters about a ruling by the Supreme Court at the White House in Washington, on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026.

How Trump plans to keep 10pc tariffs alive and kicking

After the US supreme court dealt Donald Trump a blow on his trade war, it didn’t take long for the president to reveal his alternative path of imposition.

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Thousands march carrying the national flag of the Islamic Republic of Iran and posters of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to commemorate the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, in Tehran on Feb. 11, 2026.

If Trump greenlights Iran attack he commits region to war

Donald Trump is considering committing the US to another military campaign against Iran, a decision that carries the risk of igniting a conflict that could be far more dangerous than last year’s 12-day war.

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For Ukraine, the sexual violence is a largely hidden trauma.

Why Ukrainian women feel they can’t report soldier’s assault

Advocates say many women are reluctant to file cases because they want to avoid stigma and painful memories, or because they live in territory that remains occupied by Russia.

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Donald Trump has ordered an enormous military build-up in the Middle East. Yet he has seemed unwilling to order a risky strike.

Americans don’t want war with Iran. Trump doesn’t care

Should Donald Trump pull the United States into a needless war with Iran, the fallout could be horrific.

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Sisters Liz Clabaugh and Caroline Sekar.

Sisters among mothers group who died in US avalanche tragedy

More details about the skiers who perished in one of the United States’ worst avalanches have been revealed, as one husband said his wife ‘spent her final days doing what she loved best’.

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Andrew’s arrest was without precedent in modern British history. The royal family will feel its affect.

Why Andrew’s arrest is a staggering blow to the royal family

The arrest comes months after Andrew’s connections to Epstein led Buckingham Palace to strip him of his royal titles and evict him from his royal residence.

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A Drive Headed To The Summit Of Austria's Highest Mountain Pass, The Grossglockner High Alpine Road. Untertauern, Karnten, Austria. (Photo by: Micah Wright/Design Pics Editorial/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Man found guilty after girlfriend left to freeze to death

An Austrian man has been found guilty of gross negligent manslaughter after he left his girlfriend behind on a mountain hike and she froze to death.

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Companies are realising they can no longer simply promote themselves to potential customers. They have to win over the robots, too.

Why AI chatbots are the new influencers brands must woo

The rise of chatbot marketing is happening as AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini hit mass adoption.

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Some patients in a clinical trial of one new drug lost so much weight that they became concerned and dropped out.

Popular weight loss drugs causing ‘invisible’ side effects

Scientists raced to make drugs that help people lose as much weight as possible. Now they’re pumping the brakes.

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Obama and his team never saw Trump coming, as a new set of oral history interviews released Tuesday makes abundantly clear.

‘Laughing stock’: Obama and his team never saw Trump coming

Obama and his team never saw Trump coming, as a new set of oral history interviews released Tuesday makes abundantly clear. He was, to them, a ‘con man,’ a ‘clown,’ a ‘laughingstock.’ 

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What used to be innocent enough — checking social media to see what our friends were up to — has escalated into a battle of wills in which there can emerge only one victor: man or phone. 

Creative ways people are dealing with their phone addictions

What used to be innocent enough — checking social media to see what our friends were up to — has escalated into a battle of wills in which there can emerge only one victor: man or phone. 

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The American right often identifies powerfully with Europe.

What the American right wants from Europe

American conservatives should be clear about the tensions inherent in their appeal for European change. 

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Aaron Trinh was 5-foot-6, and he was unhappy. Then, he came across videos on TikTok about height surgery.

‘I’d like to be normal’: Is height surgery worth the risk?

Aaron Trinh was 5-foot-6, and he was unhappy. Then, he came across videos on TikTok about height surgery.

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David Greene, a public radio host, had never heard of Google’s NotebookLM, until a former colleague emailed him to ask if he’d lent it his voice.

This radio host claims Google stole his voice

David Greene, a public radio host, had never heard of Google’s NotebookLM, until a former colleague emailed him to ask if he’d lent it his voice.

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A gray Range Rover is towed from the parking lot of a Culver’s after deputies and FBI investigators searched it inside and out, in Tucson, Ariz. on Friday Feb. 13, 2026. It was unclear if the activity was related to the Guthrie case. (Cassidy Araiza/The New York Times)

What we know about the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie

The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, 84, has gripped the nation, with unverified reports of ransom notes, chilling doorbell camera footage and the fame of Guthrie’s daughter capturing intense interest.

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