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The stroke risk younger adults may be overlooking – and the symptoms that should never be dismissed
Stroke is no longer just a disease of old age.
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Pre-election polls understated right in NZ, with overhang skewing preliminary results
Polls were showing the right leading the left before the election, but National, ACT and New Zealand First all did better on the night.
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NZ will have a caretaker government for weeks. What that means and how it works
The final election result won’t be known for three weeks and coalition negotiations will take even longer. But it’s not correct to say ‘there’s no government’.
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La Bola Negra: this deeply moving cinematic homage to Lorca is part of his queer legacy
This sweeping, time-shifting epic based on an unfinished work of Federico García Lorca looks like Spain’s big contender for the Oscars in 2027.
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A knife-edge result, 3 possible outcomes: what comes next after NZ’s election?
With special votes still to come, three possible scenarios could determine who governs NZ – and whether Christopher Luxon or Chris Hipkins becomes prime minister.
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NZ’s next government hangs in the balance: 2026 election results at a glance
Provisional results suggest a parliamentary overhang of nine seats, which means a majority requires 66 seats.
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10 years after Leonard Cohen’s passing, his grappling with the divine lives on
There’s material in Cohen’s contemporary psalms for every human experience, including lament, complaint, joy, doubt, adoration and desperation.
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Pope Leo’s trip is a homecoming to Peru – where debate over liberation theology roiled the church during his early years as a priest
Pope Leo’s November 2026 trip to Latin America will bring him back to Peru, where he served as a priest and bishop for two decades.
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We need to talk about Meta: Political interference and interests in the Brazilian elections
The company’s actions show that, above users’ rights, public interest, and democracy itself, prevails its economic interests and the maximization of their profits
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Georgia Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms stands on the shoulders of Stacey Abrams, Charlotta Bass and countless other Black women who dreamed
For generations, Black women have been asked to save a democracy that would not save them, carrying entire movements on their backs. Now a Black woman has been elected to govern Georgia.
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The Cop31 climate summit is betting on electrification – but still needs a plan to ditch fossil fuels
Electrification alone won’t deliver a clean energy transition. Two major challenges remain.
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AI won’t ever make a historically accurate film – but it could help archaeology create better stories
The evidence we have from Troy is incomplete so it’s impossible to create complete historically accurate images from it.