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Rachel Jones was David Koresh's only legal wife, though he was said to have taken up to a dozen wives and some were as young as 12.

The physicist’s final theorem, about why the universe seems fine-tuned for life, contains some provocative predictions. Will they be as fruitful as his insights into black holes?

The flavour of fresh lemon is delicious, but this citrus fruit becomes even more wonderful when it is preserved in salt, says Sam Wong

Four films make up Atomic Light by video and installation artist David Blandy, a work marred by overstatement, but saved by the story of two solar astronomers who drew the sun on the day of the Hiroshima blast

From a virtual-reality snowscape used for pain relief for burns to immersive art to boost your mood, we all gain from aesthetic engagement, argues a book from Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross that needed a little more science to make it a great read

This striking image shows the fleeting moment that the Sonoran desert in a parched corner of North America was blanketed in 10 centimetres of snow

The majority of the UK's waterways are suffering, even those that look like they are in good health, but some restoration projects have started to tackle the issues, and much more can be done

For all their unsettling emergent abilities, chatbots are still just next-word predictors. We need to remember this and avoid seeing human attributes where they don't exist, warns Alex Wilkins

To address our overconsumption of resources, we must work to achieve a sustainable population by addressing gender inequality, improving education and tackling poverty, says Chris Packham

Earth's climate is reeling out of control in this eight-part sci-fi series stuffed with A-listers. From one of the minds behind An Inconvenient Truth, it is heavy on messaging, but lacks some focus

SAINTS manager Ruben Selles has been keeping one eye on loanee Will Smallbone and admits the Republic of Ireland international ‘deserves a chance’ at St Mary’s.

A place with a life force that unites with nature. A new factory, cafe, and direct sales store were built in the city of Nagano City, Japan as a new development of the long-established Oyaki shop ``Iroha-do''.

We won’t beat around the bush: Starbucks is officially removing raspberry syrup from its menu. We first learned about this news from TODAY, and after reaching out to Starbucks, we can confirm that raspberry is indeed headed toward retirement. The flavor syrup is in the process of being phased out, so depending on how…

WASHINGTON—Saying the sender’s contributions were appreciated but ultimately self-defeating, Capitol Police told reporters Wednesday that a thoughtful letter on how to improve the legislative process was undercut by the poison powder included in the envelope. “Although the anonymous assailant’s note had some…

Vegetables are an essential part of eating healthy, but getting enough vegetables can be a challenge for those of us who, to be totally honest, never learned to like them. I was once a vegetable-hater, so I totally get this. But you can learn to like veggies, even if you despised them as a kid.

1. Misophonia: one in five have condition that makes noises unbearable  The Times
2. One in five people in UK suffer from misophonia, researchers find  The Guardian
3. One in five people find loud chewing and breathing intolerable  The Telegraph
4. Nearly one in five people suffer from misophonia, study says  The Independent
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If your stomach can handle it without producing ulcers, let’s return to the 2016 Republican National Convention, what seems to be the birthplace of “lock her up,” the chant calling for Hillary Clinton to go to jail for her crime of sending emails on the wrong server (and also for being a woman who ran for president).…

Yellowjackets returns this Sunday for another action-packed romp through the wilderness after a plane crash and the lingering effects of actions haunting survivors 25 years later.

The draw against Richmond was the third time in three straight games for premiership points that the Blues had given up a win in a tight finish. We analyse the key moments in the dying minutes of the season-opener and whether Carlton are making progress.

Parramatta were handed a rugby league lesson from the Panthers in last year’s decider. Here are five things they need to learn for the rematch on Thursday.

Buoyed by economic and military success, Beijing has grown bolder in challenging the U.S.-led global order.

There’s also a quartz wine cellar, a fitness complex, and panoramic city views.

Here are a few tips for nurturing entrepreneurial and growth mindsets in adolescents.

I don’t think I’ve ever made it a secret that I’m fully obsessed with old motorsport. There’s just something about black-and-white or sepia-tinged photos of sketchy race tracks and janky cars that ignites a passion in me with the intensity of one thousand suns. As a result, I’ve spent an embarrassing amount of time on…

1. One in five people find loud chewing and breathing intolerable  The Telegraph
2. One in five people in UK suffer from misophonia, researchers find  The Guardian
3. The little-known hearing condition leaving millions of Brits miserable and angry – are you affected?...  The Sun
4. Nearly one in five people suffer from misophonia, study says  The Independent
5. Misophonia: one in five have condition that makes noises unbearable  The Times
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