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Dettol Apologises After China Advert Backlash Over “Toxic Men” Messaging
Small Businesses Alarmed by Andy Burnham’s Westminster Rise, Survey Finds
Ebola Cases Rise to 956 in DR Congo as WHO Warns of Rapid Spread
Deadly Israeli Strikes Hit Southern Lebanon as Ceasefire Efforts Falter
Iranian Oil Tankers Break Through Strait of Hormuz Blockade as US-Iran Peace Deal Nears Signing
- Politics
California Primary Set to Test Newsom’s Legacy as Top-Two System Shapes High-Stakes Governor’s Race
Pam Bondi Declines to Answer Trump-Related Questions in Closed-Door Epstein Investigation Hearing
Steve Hilton Emerges as Unlikely Contender in California Governor Race as Trump Endorsement Reshapes Contest
Schumer Calls for Trump to Ban Prediction Market Trading Across Government After Senate Crackdown
Trump Compares Navy to “Pirates” as US-Iran Maritime Blockade Tightens and Oil Prices Surge
- Business
Electrified Vehicles Drive Europe’s Auto Market Growth as Chinese Brands Surge
New Law Gives Workers Right to Stay on Beyond Retirement Age Starting 29 June
ICTU Calls for Inflation-Linked Pay Deal as Public Sector Negotiations Intensify
Equinix Tests Hydrogen Power System at Dublin Data Centre in Push for Cleaner Energy
Brexit Has Cut UK Economic Output by Around 6%, Study Based on Bank of England Data Finds
- Sports
Munster Hurling Championship Opens With High-Stakes Double Header as Rivalries Reignite
McNulty Inspires Leitrim Comeback Against London in Allianz Football League
Aryna Sabalenka Wins First Title Since Australian Open, Defeats Jessica Pegula at Cincinnati
Jannik Sinner Cleared of Wrongdoing Over Two Failed Anti-Doping Tests
UK Sport’s Katherine Grainger: ‘There’s No Reacting to Results … It’s a Far Healthier Conversation Than That’
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A new scientific study suggests that popular life advice such as “shoot for the moon” and “aim high” contains only part of the truth,...
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A growing body of psychological research suggests that a simple act of naming emotions may help people regain control during moments of intense anger,...
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Google is seeking regulatory approval in the United States for an ambitious biological control project that would see tens of millions of mosquitoes released...
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As North America and Europe prepare to move clocks forward for Daylight Saving Time (DST) on March 8, British Columbia is set to make...
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New research has found that U.S. veterans with both insomnia and sleep apnea face significantly higher risks of high blood pressure and heart disease,...
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When Marina Zhukova was 17 and studying in Germany, her host mother asked her a question that has stayed with her ever since: “Are...
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While most people shrug off the common cold as a minor nuisance, a new study highlights how the virus behind it can have severe...
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Honesty is often taught as an unshakable moral principle from childhood: tell the truth, say what you mean, and never lie. In adult relationships,...
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Bleach has long been viewed as a go-to solution for killing bacteria, but health and cleaning experts caution that it is not necessary for...
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In an era dominated by emails, texts, and social media, taking five minutes to write a card by hand may seem old-fashioned. Yet experts...
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Anastasia Ryan has spent much of her life hearing the phrase, “You should smile more.” The Lithuanian-born artist and author experienced it acutely in...
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More than 99% of people who suffer a heart attack, stroke, or heart failure have at least one risk factor beforehand—yet many have no...