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WASHINGTON POST: Without gastroenterology, how would we understand the most pressing of scientific needs: farting?

About 18 months after the film It Ends With Us imploded in a tangle of lawsuits, Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have reached a settlement in their legal dispute.

When the biggest names in entertainment meet on the steps of New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, often in outrageous outfits, there’s one question on everyone’s mind.

King Charles urged Americans and Britons to draw on their shared heritage to defend democratic values, including checks on executive power, as he exhorted US to address global problems in an era of conflict.

A study resets the longevity discussion showing genetics has a larger role than previously thought.

Suspected would-be assassin appears in court but lingering questions remain about the foiled attack.

Minutes before the White House shooting, Cole Tomas Allen sent a message to his family apologising for what he said he was about to do.

The two conditions at opposite ends of life might be biologically linked.

The US President announced a naval blockade on Iran in a move that could derail the tenuous ceasefire.

The successful landing marks the conclusion of an important test for NASA’s Artemis program, which aims to return astronauts to the moon’s surface and eventually push deeper into the solar system. 

At 70, I’m seeing my life — and my mum and dad’s generation — in a new light. This is how I’m going to avoid making their mistakes.

Win or lose, we choose to stay in that seemingly infinite loop. The secret to Mario’s infinite lives is that we keep giving them to him.

US President Donald Trump has told Iran it only has 48 hours to come to an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz ‘before all Hell will rain down on them’.

While Keir Starmer’s hopes of reviving the UK economy and his premiership have been battered by the war in Iran, there may be a silver lining for the prime minister.

The search-and-rescue effort for the missing F-15 crew member marked the most perilous moment yet for US troops in the war.