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The Rest of Our Lives by Ben Markovits review – a triumphant twist on the great American road novel

Fleeing a failing marriage and culture war battles, a man drives away from the wreckage of his past

The Guardian - UK

‘During wartime, you also do laundry’: a new play brings the experience of war in Gaza to the US

A Knock on the Roof from Khawla Ibraheem follows Miriam, who lives under Israeli occupation with her son

The Guardian - US

Mafia Waste Victims Seek Justice In Italy's 'Land Of Fires'

After years of feeling "invisible" as she managed her daughter's cancer, Antonietta Moccia said she hopes a European court on Thursday will recognise the Italian government's failures to protect her from toxic waste.

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“I wondered if I was insane for wanting to do this”: How Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen learned to play again after losing his left arm

The full story of his heroic comeback

MusicRadar

‘It was wickedly painful. And transformative’: a tribute to all the women who ever waxed my back

In a culture that venerates grooming, I always felt self-conscious about my body hair. But intimate encounters with a series of beauticians helped me see life differently

The Guardian - UK

Smells, touch, feelings … why can’t I form any sensory memories like other people?

It’s been quite a revelation to discover that my version of reminiscing is nothing like other people’s, says science writer Sadie Dingfelder

The Guardian - UK

Ruth Westheimer obituary

American therapist, author and broadcaster known as Dr Ruth who talked openly about sex on her radio and TV shows

The Guardian - UK

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Dr. Ruth Westheimer, America’s diminutive and pioneering sex therapist, dies at 96

Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the diminutive sex therapist who became a pop icon, media star and best-selling author through her frank talk about once-taboo bedroom topics, has died

The Independent UK

Are pushy parents monsters or deliverers of potential?

Tennis star Emma Raducanu insists she’s lucky to have pushy parents despite years of resentment – and the returns are self-evident. Charlotte Cripps asks why one-track-minded parents are so vilified

The Independent UK

The Most Talked-About Hats in Royal Wedding History

They went down in sartorial history—and not in a good way.

Marie Claire

After leaving the grind in Asia, Filipino women find exploitation in Poland

Filipino migrant workers in European country allege wage theft, salary deductions and passport confiscation.

Al Jazeera

My hike on the hardest trail in Europe – Corsica’s GR20

Even an ‘easy’ part of this 125-mile walking trail on the French island presents challenges for mind and body, but the rewards for persistence are infinite

The Guardian - UK

Prisoner review – this brutal Danish drama grabs you by the scruff of the neck and won’t let go

The Killing’s Sofie Gråbøl leads a cast of officers and inmates in an impossibly taut and compelling series. It’s all-action right from the start – utterly gripping

The Guardian - UK

30 Most Popular Baby Girl Names You'll Love 2024: Unveiling Timeless Elegance

Nothing could be more exciting than naming your little one. Here is a look at some enchanting baby girl names you'll love this 2024.

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Yankee Swap: a short story by the Booker-nominated author Jonathan Escoffery

A cab driver’s first ride of the day takes an unexpected turn in this exclusive Christmas tale

Zenger

Renowned Israel Advocate Ari Fuld Honored On Fifth Yahrzeit

Family, friends, and IDF soldiers gather to celebrate Fuld's legacy and support his projects

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘I would love to check in with her again in 25 years to see if she feels the same’

With one a landlord, the other a private renter, housing was a divisive issue – but were they in harmony about music?

Fortune

Americans think they need to earn $233,000 to live comfortably, and twice that to be rich

The cost of comfort is 300% more than what the average worker is making.

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The Independent UK

For Norah Jones, "Little Broken Hearts" gives a lesson in making the most of a bad experience

For singer Norah Jones, the “Little Broken Hearts” album is a lesson in making the most of a bad experience

The Guardian - AU

‘Hey, spunky, come over here!’: how Audrey Napanangka grew a life-changing family

Napanangka and her Sicilian-born partner have ‘grown up’ more than 30 foster kids in the Northern Territory. A new documentary tells the pair’s remarkable story

The Guardian - UK

Lois Keith obituary

Writer, teacher and disability rights campaigner who challenged the barriers facing disabled women

Chicago Sun-Times

Sueños bringing bigger roster of local DJs, Latino-owned businesses to Grant Park festival

A report that highlighted the economic impact of Sueños Music Festival found that more than 900 jobs were created thanks to the two-day event. This year, organizers expect that number to be surpassed.

Fortune

$100,000 is no longer a dream salary for millennials as they feel the middle-class squeeze

The American dream is a lot more expensive than it used to be. “I thought there’d be a huge pile of money in my checking account,” says one worker of her first $100,000.

ABC News

When I turned 50, I had a BreastScreen mammogram and learned more about cancer than I expected to

In the past fortnight, I've learned some interesting things about my breasts. And unaccustomed as I am to featuring this body part in my written work, I was so foolishly surprised by some of them that I thought it worth sharing, writes Annabel Crabb.

Reuters

Children play, mother mourns: life grinds on in a Turkey camp

With a smile on her face but pain in her eyes, Fatima Asheri watched her two surviving children play with other young earthquake survivors at a camp for displaced people near the centre of Turkey's disaster zone.

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