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Meet Ron and Casey DeSantis: America’s new First Family?
Telegraph: Donald Trump has suddenly gone sour on Ron DeSantis. That's a very good sign.
I searched for my birth parents - and unearthed a notorious crime
Times: The job of telling Donna Freed where she came from fell to a nervous social worker.
‘Cold and tense’: 10 Americans on how politics changes relationships
New York Times: Voters describe lifelong bonds fractured by the left-right divide.
US midterms: Republicans double down on Trumpist candidates
Financial Times: Character is no longer on the ballot, says a Republican strategist.
The truth about ‘hangxiety’: Agony of the midlife hangover
Times: Why after 40 that bottle of wine is followed by morning-after guilt.
Can a really, really big flagpole save America? That’s the plan
Financial Times: Meet the family building the gargantuan Flagpole of Freedom.
She bought the house her mother cleaned for 43 years
New York Times: 'I think I always knew I would end up here one day. It feels right.'
Human groupies: Which one is your tribe?
It's human nature to want to hang out with our own 'tribe.' We delve into six of them.
'I hid in the woods for 10 years': Kelly Sherrod and her extraordinary reinvention
Nashville is the last place you'd expect to find Auckland alt-art musician Kelly Sherrod.
Who is Jennifer Lawrence now?
New York Times: After a brief hiatus from acting, what will she do next?
I talk to my dead wife all the time: Advertising titan Maurice Saatchi on grief
Times: They were an '80s power couple. Then his life fell apart when she died.
I spent 10 days in a secret Chinese Covid detention centre
Financial Times: 'I asked staff if anybody knew the address. No one seemed sure.'
A rare glimpse inside fortress Hong Kong: A city on the edge
Times: The sentiment towards Beijing is far from uniform in divided Hong Kong.
Ryan Murphy, the gatekeeper of horror, is having a very happy Halloween
New York Times: Ryan Murphy has two of the biggest shows on Netflix.
Is this the end of Facebook? Zuckerberg tries Plan B
Times: The social network that used to rule the world is being overtaken by rivals.
Solving one last mystery of a notorious serial killer
New York Times: 36 years after she lost her child, Cecile Gaspar learnt the awful truth.
My hunt for Shackleton’s Endurance under the Antarctic ice
Times: What it was like to see Shackleton's ship more than 100 years after it was lost.
Prince Harry’s memoir is due in January. How explosive will it be?
New York Times: Harry is nervous about the book’s contents, publishing insiders say.
A secret, failed oil deal: How the US-Saudi relationship ruptured
New York Times: US officials had a secret oil deal with the Saudis. Or so they thought.
How Elon Musk became a geopolitical chaos agent
New York Times: The world's richest man has a unique ability to cause trouble.
Diary of a Ukrainian girl: ‘We’re being showered with rockets’
Times: When Russia invaded, Yeva Skalietska, 12, began recording her daily life.
‘Likability is a jail’: The big problem with James Corden’s restaurant row
New York Times: Not since Humpty Dumpty has an egg made such a mess.
Almost everything you think you know about diets is wrong — here’s why
Times: Nutrition expert Professor Tim Spector wants us to follow our gut.
Kanye West’s offensive behaviour makes corporate partners squirm
New York Times: How much offensive behaviour are companies willing to tolerate?
China’s leader now wields formidable power. Who will say no to him?
New York Times: President Xi Jinping has stacked the party's top tier with his loyalists.
Ralph Macchio will always be ‘The Karate Kid’. He’s finally fine with that
New York Times: Macchio is now 60 with grown kids. The world still sees Daniel LaRusso.
The Queen of the scream: Jamie Lee Curtis returns to her roots
New York Times: The star is finally free from the long-running horror franchise.
Half the world has a clitoris. Why don’t doctors study it?
New York Times: Many clinicians are "clueless", experts say, and women are suffering.
‘No guns, no shoes’: Russia sends ill-equipped men to war in Ukraine
New York Times: 'Half of them are hungover, old ... the ambulance should be on duty.'
China’s leader strikes a defiant note, warning of ‘stormy seas’
New York Times: In a major party address, Xi Jinping doubles down on his hard-line stance.
From cancer-killing cells to fake burgers - is NZ ready for genetic modification?
After 20 years of debate, scientists say it's time for meaningful reform of our GM laws.
Cold case: Who killed Japanese tourist Kayo Matsuzawa?
The Herald looks back at the 1998 killing of Japanese tourist Kayo Matsuzawa
How a National MP went to war for her son - and how it cost her her job
Email that cost MP her portfolio came from inside the agency she wanted investigated.