One in eight US adults now takes a GLP-1 weight loss drug. That is more than 30 million people. Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, Mounjaro — these drugs have reshaped medicine faster than almost anything in recent history. Moreover, 2026 marks a turning point. The first GLP-1 pill launched in January. Prices are dropping. New drugs are […]
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Your brain is tired. Not in the way sleep fixes. It is tired from five years of bad news, blurred work-life boundaries, and a phone that never switches off. You wake up exhausted. You feel anxious for no clear reason. Your focus breaks every ten minutes. This is not a personal failing. It is nervous
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A Tennessee mother says her daughter’s senior year of high school turned into a nightmare. She found out — through an anonymous Instagram message her daughter received — that someone had taken real photographs from her daughter’s school yearbook and homecoming dance and used Elon Musk’s AI tool Grok to strip her clothes and generate
On the morning of March 8, residents of Tehran woke to something that looked like ordinary rain until it landed. It was black. Oily. It coated cars, windows, and clothes with a dark, sooty residue. It stung the eyes and irritated the throat. Within hours, Iran’s Red Crescent Society had issued an emergency warning: stay
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The dodo is the world’s most famous extinct animal. A plump, flightless pigeon that waddled across the forests of Mauritius for millions of years without a single natural predator, it had no instinct to run from danger and no reason to fear the humans who arrived on its island in the 1600s. Within eighty years
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After several seasons dominated by quiet luxury, muted neutrals, and understated minimalism, spring/summer 2026 has arrived with something dramatically different: joy. Bold colour is back on the runway. Unexpected combinations are not just permitted — they are the point. Proportions are being pushed to extremes. And a season that industry insiders are calling “the big
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You are standing in a jewellery store. Two diamonds sit side by side in identical settings. Same cut, same carat, same brilliance — indistinguishable to the naked eye. The price tags, however, tell a completely different story. One costs $4,500. The other costs $650. Both are real diamonds. Both are certified by the same laboratories.
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It was a Monday morning in Minab, a small town in Iran’s southern Hormozgan province. The Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ elementary school — a two-storey building painted with pink flowers and green leaves — was full of children aged six to twelve when the war began. Parents received panicked phone calls and rushed to collect their
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For most of the twentieth century, human evolution was taught as a tidy story — a single ancestral line stretching from ape-like ancestors in Africa to modern Homo sapiens. That story has been unravelling for decades. Ancient DNA from a Siberian cave revealed the Denisovans in 2010. The “Dragon Man” skull from Harbin introduced Homo
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For thirty-seven years, one man held absolute power in the Islamic Republic of Iran. On February 28, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in the opening airstrikes of Operation Epic Fury — the US-Israel campaign launched against Iran. His death left a power vacuum at the top of one of the most consequential governments in the
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