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Jeffrey Epstein wrote that Donald Trump knew about the sexual abuse of underage girls but never participated, according to thousands of pages of documents released overnight.

As a thriller, All Her Fault is middling. But as social commentary, it’s a perfect distillation of where a hundred self-help books have ascertained we currently are as a society.

What your camera roll shows the world, your Notes app hides a chaos of coffee orders, half-written confessions and sacred grocery lists.

The USS Gerald R Ford joins a sprawling build-up that has fuelled speculation the Trump Administration intends to dramatically escalate its anti-drug campaign.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Feeling low? Science says small bursts of activity can help more than you think.

A landmark study has found that 15 minutes of walking per day could do far more for your heart and lifespan than you think.

Just days after a deadly storm killed hundreds, another super typhoon has battered the Philippines, forcing mass evacuations and crippling the nation’s northeast.

The full story of how A-ha emerged from the Norwegian tundra with the ultimate ’80s pop song, and its unexpected afterlife.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Just four years ago Nick Fuentes, who once called Adolf Hitler ‘awesome’, was barred from pretty much everywhere. Now he has influence over millions.

THE WASHINGTON POST: At one of the more attention-grabbing events of his term, the US President appeared to struggle to stay awake.

Train Dreams is a film that follows the generally mundane life of a man, in which nothing much happens but is deeply affecting.

Abby Zwerner, formerly a teacher at Richneck Elementary School, was shot by her first grade student in 2023.

Authorities confirmed that first responders are shifting from a rescue to recovery operation and that authorities ‘do not expect to find anyone else alive in the area’.

During his campaign, New York City’s Mayor-elect promised free childcare and buses, 200,000 new units of affordable housing and city-owned grocery stores.

WASHINGTON POST: Robots are learning to make human babies. Twenty have already been born.