The ‘Taylor Swift of romantasy’ has a new book. Why are people mad? – Full Story Podcast
Lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman joins Taylah Strano to unpack the global phenomenon of romantasy and the divisive release of Sarah J Maas’s latest novel
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Lifestyle editor Alyx Gorman joins Taylah Strano to unpack the global phenomenon of romantasy and the divisive release of Sarah J Maas’s latest novel
Read moreTuesday’s winners offered a new politics at a time when ‘there is something broken in America’
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Read moreOn a fractious night in Sydney that ended with Australia reaching yet another Men's Rugby League World Cup final, it was no surprise to see Reece Walsh centre stage – for better or worse.
Read moreAs it hosts the COP 31 climate summit starting Monday in the city of Antalya, Turkey is placing accelerating the electrical transformation at the top of its priorities, showcasing the boom it is witnessing in the field of renewable energy and its “Zero Waste” initiative as a means…
Read moreBenefits of baxdrostat are unexpectedly found to remain up to two years after patients stop taking it Millions of people with high blood pressure stand to benefit from a new drug that has stunned doctors by reversing a common cause of the condition for years after patients stopped taking the medication. Patients who took the drug, called baxdrostat, saw their blood pressure improve during a six- to 12-month course of the daily pills, but unexpectedly the benefits remained up to two years later, with some patients no longer on any hypertension drugs and potentially cured of the condition. Conti
Read moreThe first president elected in the new right-wing wave in South America, Peña aligned himself with Trump's policies for the region. In Paraguayan politics, however, his fall should mean, for now, little change in this ideological orientation.
Read moreHungary is uploading its complete archive of national security records online that could reveal who spied on neighbors, colleagues, friends and relatives during four decades of communist rule until 1989.
Read moreSerie A leaders Lazio dropped points for just the second time this season as they were held to a 1-1 draw away to struggling Napoli on Sunday.
Read moreDr Pierre Catoire, emergency doctor and vice-president of the NGO Mehad, is our guest.
Read moreIt is claimed Hassan Dioband, Hamid Kazemi and Reza Zanganeh were part of anti-government protests earlier this year.
Read moreThe transport ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries signed an agreement on Sunday in Manama to organize work on a railway project linking their countries that is expected to be operational at the end of 2030, the council announced, in a step aimed at enhancing integration between them...
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