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THE WASHINGTON POST: Doctors say there’s more to the treatments than just having the injections.

WASHINGTON POST: Donald Trump spent much of last week trying to fend off a revolt in his base over the Jeffrey Epstein case, but he has more than just problems with his own MAGA followers.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Michael M. Grynbaum captures the longing for an earlier, more sparkly zeitgeist in “Empire of the Elite: Inside Condé Nast, the Media Dynasty That Reshaped America.”

THE WASHINGTON POST: As every cohort gets older, each takes on more habits the other generations can cringe and laugh about.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Scientists are probing the cognitive cost of AI chatbots.

A legal standoff between Texas and New York is intensifying after a state clerk refused to enforce a fine against a doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills to a woman in Dallas.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Donald Trump’s threats of 100 per cent tariffs against Moscow are the latest twist in his shifting position toward Russia and Ukraine.

MAX BOOT: Trump has promised more weapons, new tariffs and even a deadline for peace — a move that could mark the beginning of a radically different approach to Putin’s war.

THE WASHINGTON POST: New documents add fuel to the long-simmering questions around what the CIA knew about the Kennedy assassination.

India’s civil aviation authority has ordered an inspection of cockpit fuel switches on some Boeing jets following a preliminary report into the deadly crash of Air India 787 last month.

Donald Trump is calling for loyalty. But at his Gen Z-heavy summit, the silence on Epstein files drew boos, backlash, and warnings of political fallout.

THE WASHINGTON POST: One year since the attempt to assassinate US President Donald Trump, a new report has revealed the Secret Service was responsible for a ‘cascade of preventable failures’.

Top leaders are pointing fingers at one another as they try to explain to President Donald Trump’s furious base why they are not revealing new information from the high-profile probe.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Sotheby’s has just sold Jane Birkin’s original Hermes prototype for a whopping $15 million.