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Trump's administration faces internal strife with Musk's department, rolls out new immigration policies including a "golden card" for millionaires, and prompts global reassessments. Read more...

A whirlwind of sports news including a controversial firing in Australia, a critical cricket wicket, and England's Champions Trophy exit leading to questions about leadership. Read more...

The Federal Court has reaffirmed the binding nature of the 2018 Indira Gandhi case, signaling that appeals against unilateral religious conversions are unlikely to succeed. Separately, Australia admits to wrongly detaining more Indonesian children. Read more...

An Australian blood donor, whose rare plasma saved over 2 million babies, has died at 88. Plus, an Aussie personal trainer reveals secrets to banishing belly fat. Read more...

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Prince William delivers his first message in Welsh for St. David's Day, drawing both praise and criticism. Separately, an Australian nurse faces charges for threatening Israeli patients. Read more...

This week in tech: A government website crashes after a TV show mention, a new autonomous warship is launched, and a sneak peek at a unique tri-fold smartphone. Read more...

After a five-year hiatus, North Korea has welcomed back Western tourists, marking a significant shift since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Travelers from Europe, Australia, and Canada are among the first to experience the Hermit Kingdom. Read more...

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From vows of tariffs against the EU to awkward meetings and legal setbacks, this week has been eventful for Donald Trump. We break down the key political moments. Read more...

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Andrew and Tristan Tate leave Romania, possibly heading to Trump. Meanwhile, a British woman wins her appeal in the Ayia Napa gang-rape case. A shocking Fritzl-style case also unfolds. Read more...

From a Stonehenge-like burial site in Denmark to narwhal tusk discoveries and triple tropical storms near Australia, science delivers fascinating insights this week. Read more...

Taiwan is grappling with increased military pressure from China, including live-fire exercises and record numbers of Chinese aircraft detected near the island. The Taiwanese government denounces these actions as provocations. Read more...

Australian James Harrison, whose plasma donations containing a rare antibody saved an estimated 2.4 million babies from haemolytic disease, has passed away at the age of 88. Despite a fear of needles, he donated 1,173 times. Read more...

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A 19-year-old college student has been sentenced to community service after admitting to the rape of a 14-year-old in Jempol. The article also covers other recent news. Read more...

Catch the 2025 MotoGP Grand Prix of Thailand and the ICC Champions Trophy for free online! Plus, test your sports knowledge with the NYT Connections Sports Edition. Read more...

From unexpected kindness to shared memories, we explore stories that highlight the human connection and offer a glimmer of hope in our daily lives. Share your own moment! Read more...