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The Guardian
August 23, 2025
US immigrant population down by more than a million people amid Trump crackdown
Pew Research Center study shows 51.9 million immigrants in US in June, down from record 53.3 million in January
South China Morning Post
August 23, 2025
Editorial | Hong Kong must ensure its elderly age with dignity and care
As the main provider of housing for the elderly, the government must set a benchmark for residential flat developments to fight isolation.
South China Morning Post
August 23, 2025
How do you keep Cantonese cuisine alive? Ask this Chinese chef in Singapore
Chef Albert Li of the new Jin Ting Wan at Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands talks about how he’s innovating on traditional Cantonese cooking.
The Denver Post
August 23, 2025
Broncos DL John Franklin-Myers focused on season after no extension: ‘We all just want to feel wanted’
Broncos defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers says he’s focused on the regular season after no contract extension talks materialized this su...
Yahoo News
August 23, 2025
Tour Championship: Tommy Fleetwood and Patrick Cantlay top leaderboard going into final round
Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler is four strokes back and is one round away from breaking a record held by Cantlay.
BBC News
August 23, 2025
Marineland orcas: Male 'sexually stimulated' to avoid inbreeding
Wikie, 24, and her 11-year-old son Keijo still don't have a new home despite months of wrangling.
CBS Sports
August 23, 2025
2025 Tour Championship leaderboard: Patrick Cantlay makes charge, ties Tommy Fleetwood entering final round
Cantlay and Fleetwood share the 54-hole lead with one round remaining in the 2025 PGA Tour season
I Paper
August 23, 2025
US reportedly stopping Ukraine from using American missiles
The Wall Street Journal has reported that Washington has prevented Kyiv from using the missiles
Star Tribune
August 23, 2025
Middle weekend of Minnesota state amateur baseball tournament brings out the true fans
Generally, family and very close friends will be the audience for townball games. But sometimes the crowd can be much larger.
BBC News
August 23, 2025
Wonsan Kalma: My trip to North Korea’s 'Benidorm'
Anastasia, one of the first visitors to North Korea's new beach resort, tells of strict rules and "immaculate" beaches.
South China Morning Post
August 23, 2025
Pentagon quietly blocks Ukraine’s use of US missiles against Russia: report
The limitations limit Kyiv’s ability to employ long-range ATACMS units in its defence against Moscow’s invasion.
South China Morning Post
August 23, 2025
Russia & Central Asia: Latest News and Updates | South China Morning Post
The latest news, politics and current affairs from Russia & Central Asia.
Daily Mail
August 23, 2025
Decades old cold case murder linked to notorious serial killer
The remains of 30-year-old Larry Eugene Parks (pictured) were identified earlier this year using genetic genealogy, 45 years after his body...
Express
August 23, 2025
Tropical paradise looks like the Maldives but costs £25 a night
If you want the stunning scenery of the Maldives without the sky high price, then this out-of-the-way paradise is the perfect spot.
CBS Sports
August 23, 2025
Steelers' Aaron Rodgers not ruling out 'running it back' with Pittsburgh in 2026
Rodgers, 41, is keeping an open mind regarding his future
The Times
August 23, 2025
We reclaimed the Union Jack, now for St George
We happily hoist Pride, Palestinian and Ukraine flags. Just one is a problem
The Times
August 23, 2025
Angela Rayner buys third home for north of £700,000
The deputy PM’s department recently pushed through tax changes to deter people purchasing more than one property
The Times
August 23, 2025
How hard do Britons work compared with the rest of the world?
We put in fewer hours a week than employees in many other big economies but the key to productivity is working smarter, not longer, as Germa...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Is the old world order dead?
In this video, Mark Urban explains how our rules-based system developed and who profits from its erosion
Evening Standard
August 23, 2025
Care home residents take up oars to support Scots brothers’ Pacific bid
Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan Maclean described the support they have had from back home as ‘humbling’.
Evening Standard
August 23, 2025
Flying Ukraine flags ‘a visible symbol of UK’s unwavering support’
A spokesperson said: “Our support for Ukraine’s independence will be clear for all to see.”
Metro
August 23, 2025
Daily horoscope August 24, 2025: Today's predictions for your star sign
As the Sun aligns with Uranus, the skies shimmer with fresh perspectives and illuminating insights. This is an ideal moment for gentle reinv...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Sebastian Faulks on his glimpse of madness: ‘I was lost in a shadowland’
A terrifying episode during the author’s student years ‘severed his link’ with reality — and fuels his mission to understand psychosis and s...
The Times
August 23, 2025
We had no say when they sectioned Ruth. She took her life at 14
Kate and Mark Szymankiewicz want no more children to suffer like their daughter, who died unsupervised and locked away from her doctor paren...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Meghan’s good with knives, says Michelin chef teaching her to cook
Clare Smyth has the respect of Gordon Ramsay and a Netflix appearance on With Love, Meghan — but it’s her three-starred restaurant that make...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Back home and missing Britain, the Albanians ‘paid £1.2k to leave’
The UK has sent thousands of small-boat asylum seekers back to this struggling country since 2022. Many feel shame and a burning desire to r...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Criminals face pub, club and football bans under Sentencing Bill
Social activities will be restricted to stop probation and community sentences being a ‘soft option’
The Times
August 23, 2025
NHS operations threatened by strike at private blood-test firm
The three-day walkout next week is likely to affect private bloodwork across England
The Times
August 23, 2025
On duty in a facial recognition van: ‘It’s like an Odeon, mate’
Critics say the technology will turn Notting Hill Carnival into a ‘giant police line-up’. We joined an operation in Cardiff to see how it wo...
The Times
August 23, 2025
The Cold War defector who saved MI5 and crippled the Kremlin
British agents were riven with paranoia when a KGB spy arrived offering secrets of sabotage and assassination. First they had to trust him
The Times
August 23, 2025
Inside the Essex ‘drought room’ testing crops for climate change
After one of the driest springs on record, and with British harvests collapsing, urgent research is finding creative ways to help farmers ad...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Jeremy Clarkson: No wonder young people are so annoying
Yes, they’d rather film themselves than get a job, but I’d moan too if my first house cost a zillion pounds
The Times
August 23, 2025
Eric Idle: My daughter checks my jokes in case they cause offence
The Monty Python veteran is about to embark on his first solo UK tour since 1973, but some of his old songs are out of the picture
The Times
August 23, 2025
One unlucky fish and the big mission to rescue it
The boxer pupfish has disappeared from its Mexican home. Fortunately, there is hope for the species — and it lies in rural Bedfordshire
The Times
August 23, 2025
Only 25 people can solve Syria’s darkest puzzle. They’re dentists
Tens of thousands of people were tortured and murdered by the Assad regime. Now an unlikely alliance has begun the monumental task of identi...
The Times
August 23, 2025
We should be at UK university but we’re trapped by IDF bombs
Last month we spoke to young Gazans blocked from their studies by Home Office rules. Now a few are being let in — and the rest have nowhere...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Why is gay marriage losing US support — and are bans looming?
Although 68% remain in favour, fears are growing that the Supreme Court will revoke the federal protection it granted a decade ago
The Times
August 23, 2025
I read about an enormous oak tree and it changed my life
A century-old memoir led Serge Arnaudiès on a quest to save a solitary oak in the French Pyrenees and secure its place in history
The Times
August 23, 2025
Welcome to Perth, the meth capital where even judges get hooked
A new report finds that drug abuse has soared in the years since the pandemic as narcotics from southeast Asia flow into the city
The Times
August 23, 2025
First reading dies, then knowledge, then science. It’s the Disenlightenment
It seems that actually understanding things is no longer necessary
The Times
August 23, 2025
Commonsense voters see the abject folly of the West’s purity spiral
Ordinary people will no longer stand for being told common sense is ‘far right’ — and quite rightly so
The Times
August 23, 2025
Worried about your small social circle? Join the club. Any club
Younger people do not form societies and associations, or engage in group activities that impose obligations upon us. We answer only to ours...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Banning Palestine Action is right; arresting its supporters is not
Prosecution of the Parliament Square protesters is the result of badly drafted legislation and can easily be stopped, a former Supreme Court...
The Times
August 23, 2025
Forget Reform, Green leadership race is Westminster’s wildest story
Zack Polanski is making waves as a noisy challenger to the party establishment
Sky Sport
August 23, 2025
'I'm deprived of my UK citizenship but I'm not a convicted terrorist'
The Arizona Republic
August 23, 2025
Rubén Gallego afirma que la guardería cuesta más que la universidad. ¿Tiene razón?
El senador Rubén Gallego, demócrata por Arizona, planteó recientemente un tema que ha afectado gravemente a los padres durante años.
South China Morning Post
August 23, 2025
Exclusive | Hong Kong event part of Saudi football’s push to rank among world’s best: CEO
But Omar Mugharbel, CEO of Saudi Pro League, casts doubt on idea of taking a regular-season match overseas.
The Times
August 23, 2025
On the trail of the real life Ghostbusters
In Chasing the Dark, Ben Machell explores the mythbusting activities of the Society of Psychical Research
The Times
August 23, 2025
We all hate stamp duty. What’s the alternative?
Whether it’s a levy for buyers or big bills for sellers, George Nixon looks at how the rest of the world taxes property
The Times
August 23, 2025