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30.08.2026Johannes Gottwald (Senior Editor) Stress is treated as a mood, something to be managed with better habits or a firmer attitude. Physiologically it is closer to a whole-body state: a coord

To the cries of a crowd of 30,000 in Kabul's Olympic Stadium in Afghanistan, a panicked woman is led across the football pitch, flanked by armed guards. As they approach the goalposts, it is another

A deep radio image is built by combining hours of observation. That makes faint, steady objects visible, but it can erase a different kind of source. If a star emits for 45 minutes and is quiet for t

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Those who have never lived in a cold climate might romanticize winters around a fire, keeping warm under blankets while snow gently falls outside. While it certainly can be a cozy experience, using a

Neither Labor nor the Liberals needed the bruising Secret Harbour byelection to tell them One Nation had become a major player. But Saturdays result in the Western Australian state seat will raise a

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A teenager who went into care when he was 10 has described how he struggled to navigate the system and seek help. Hayden, now aged 17, lived in a children's home until he was 16 before moving into a

A study conducted by researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School has linked daily consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages to more than double the risk of developing gast

The U.S.is not expected to launch new military attacks on Iran and will instead focus on economic warfare, according to a report by The Cradle. The report, citing unnamed officials, states that the