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Times: What’s the best way to spy on your enemies? Sleep with their secretaries.
Times: What’s the best way to spy on your enemies? Sleep with their secretaries.
New York Times: Saudi working to keep fossil fuels at centre of world economy.
Financial Times: An old uni chum told Johnson he was finished ... in deadly soft fashion.
New York Times: The growing use of puberty blockers has some health experts concerned.
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New York Times: For 50 years, Spielberg has avoided one subject: himself. Until now.
New York Times: Analysis reveals several missed opportunities to prevent the disaster.
New York Times: The first falsehood came about two minutes into Trump's speech.
Times: Aged 8, June and Jennifer Gibbons stopped speaking to anyone but each other.
New York Times: Joe Biden is ready to implement 'the Trump project'.
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NYT Opinion: A Republican Party in disarray is the perfect environment for Trump.
New York Times: Musk ordered immediate layoffs transforming the company.
Financial Times: Property markets haven't been this shaky since the GFC, economists say.
New York Times: 'As a dominatrix, I applied all the skills I’d hewed waiting tables.'
New York Times: Cracks in the GOP threaten to break wide open after the midterms.
'NZ people want someone like me coming in who says I know how to get things done.'
Financial Times: Pundits thought abortion had faded from voters' minds. They were wrong.
Times: The actor found fame playing Kendall Roy - but he nearly gave up on Hollywood.
Telegraph: Donald Trump has suddenly gone sour on Ron DeSantis. That's a very good sign.
Times: The job of telling Donna Freed where she came from fell to a nervous social worker.
New York Times: Voters describe lifelong bonds fractured by the left-right divide.
Financial Times: Character is no longer on the ballot, says a Republican strategist.
Times: Why after 40 that bottle of wine is followed by morning-after guilt.
Financial Times: Meet the family building the gargantuan Flagpole of Freedom.
New York Times: 'I think I always knew I would end up here one day. It feels right.'
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