'You’re married, but you love me': When a chatbot suggests you should leave your wife
New York Times: Concern the new technology will learn how to influence human users.
New York Times: Concern the new technology will learn how to influence human users.
New York Times: Bao Fan 'assisting authorities with investigation', state media says.
New York Times advice: 'I can’t get past my hurt or my intense desire to make her suffer.'
New York Times: Activists say they're battling cruelty. Hunters say it's a class vendetta.
In a community where the extreme is a way of life, Cyclone Gabrielle delivered a shock.
New York Times: What you should cover - and how to get the conversation started.
New York Times: As the buzz over shot-down objects grew, America called off the search.
New York Times: Across Britain, teachers have noticed a change in their male students.
NY Times: Lisa LaFlamme, 58, was forced to sign off without a proper farewell.
New York Times: Snoring and conflicting schedules are the top reasons couples sleep apart.
A month ago, Jacinda Ardern resigned. Who had known and how did it play out?
Times: The Ineos boss has set his sights on his childhood football club.
New York Times: Sexlessness says something grim about society, says Magdalene Taylor.
The entire North Island is now under or facing heavy rain and/or strong wind warnings.
New York Times: Featuring the melty face emoji, non-cheesy pickup lines and more.
Telegraph: As marriage rates fall, the science in its favour stacks up, writes Mick Brown.
NY Times: Grand gestures early on can be sweet - or a sign you're dating a narcissist.
Financial Times: Premier League has seen an onslaught of spending on new players.
New York Times: Daughter of Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger has always known fame.
Herald journalist Kurt Bayer reports on an ageless Kiwi ceremony.
Times: Champagne vending machines. Caviar for breakfast. Welcome to Atlantis The Royal.
New York Times: His hits evoked a sleek era of airy romance.
New York Times: They've done years of hard time. Now they want to stay out of trouble.
Times: Amrapali Gan says the site is much more than porn. Decca Aitkenhead isn't sold.
New York Times: No, you can't sweat out 'toxins' - but saunas may have other benefits.
Financial Times: Blurring of private sector, state and ruling family raises queries.
Times: Studio 54's co-founder on his new club, the wild old days and his stint in jail.
Joanna Wane talks to James Rolleston and Vinnie Bennett about playing the men she loved.
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Times: Saudi has undergone enormous social change. It's also more repressive than ever.