1 hour ago Average premiums for health insurance through Obamacare set to jump by 30%, report reveals

Price rises could impact up to 17 million Americans who buy their health insurance through the government

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2 h. ago Best supermarket Christmas food to elevate your festive dining in 2025

These supermarkets are already getting us into the festive spirit

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2 h. ago Trump aims to ‘reshape the global economic order’ on Asia trip and will sit

Chinese leader has not met with an American president since he visited San Francisco and met with Joe Biden in November 2023

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3 h. ago Miguel's 'CAOS,' fueled by anger and angst, is his first studio album in nearly a decade

R&B superstar Miguel is back with his latest album, “CAOS,” out now after a nearly decadelong hiatus, calling it his most “angry” project to date

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3 h. ago I tried everything to get better sleep. These five items actually helped

I tested popular apps, earplugs and a speaker for under a pillow to uncover the secret to getting the elusive rest I needThe best sleep masks in the US: I spent six weeks testing 24 masks, and these are my favoritesSign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better thingsI’ve struggled with a lack of sleep and its after-effects for years. Besides a chronic pain condition that interferes with my sleep schedule, my sensitivity to sound and light means that it doesn’t take much to snap me out of slumber after I get there. At least I’m in good company: according to the National Institutes of Health, more than 50 million Americans struggle with such sleep disorders.After trying almost everything, I finally turned to tech about a year ago. I had skeptically dismissed these sleep-focused devices as snake oil – and some are – but a few have been genuinely helpful. From simple noise-canceling earplugs to a headband that literally interferes with your brain waves,...

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3 h. ago Freeze and frost warnings hit more than 50 million Americans as temperatures drop

Thousands of Americans are killed by extreme cold and icy roads each year

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4 h. ago Americans brace for food stamps to run out: ‘the greatest hunger catastrophe since the Great Depression’

Nearly 42 million people in danger as federal government shutdown continues and Snap funding to end 1 NovemberUS politics – follow liveTwo decades ago, Sara Carlson, then a mother of three, was newly single because of a traumatic event, and the US’s food stamp program, now called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (Snap), helped her feed her children with free food supplies.“I wouldn’t have been able to afford to live,” said Carlson, 45, who lives in Rochester, Minnesota, and now works as an operations manager for a wealth-management firm and serves on the board of Channel One Regional Food Bank, which works to increase food access. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Best champagne glasses: From coupe to flute styles for your next celebration

Explore the finest champagne glasses, from classic coupe to elegant flute, perfect for adding a touch of glamour to your special celebrations

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6 h. ago Tropical Storm Melissa forecast to become major hurricane as Jamaica under threat

Topical Storm Melissa has been called a ‘slow-moving disaster’ amid warnings of catastrophic flash flooding in Haiti

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6 h. ago Has Labour killed Christmas ads? Campaigns filled with festive feasts face ban as supermarkets forced to stop promoting 'fatty' and 'sugary' treats as their depressing future is revealed

Every year, major UK supermarkets race against each other in the battle for the best festive season campaign, and while famous faces are not uncommon, the grub is always the biggest star.

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6 h. ago Tony Iommi Joins Black Sabbath Ballet for a Surprise Performance in London

Tony Iommi Joins Black Sabbath Ballet for a Surprise Performance in London  American Songwriter

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7 h. ago Scottie Scheffler gets one over on LIV Golf stars after £190K win in another sport

The World number one has a vested interest in other sports away from the golf course with success earning some big prize money with the American turning down LIV Golf's overtures

Economics

7 h. ago MIKEY SMITH: 11 unhinged Donald Trump moments as he brands 7 million Americans 'garbage'

They say a week's a long time in politics - but at the beginning of this week, the White House had an east and a west wing. Here's everything you need to know from the last 24 hours

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7 h. ago Ruben Amorim has made statement after Man Utd boss felt 'let down' by three senior players

Ruben Amorim hasn't been afraid to stamp his authority on his Manchester United squad since succeeding Erik ten Hag almost a year ago

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7 h. ago Chef shares simple hack for perfect scrambled eggs using 1 kitchen item

Sian Almond, breakfast development chef at the Michelin-starred Pavyllon London, has shared her top tips for making the perfect scrambled eggs

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8 h. ago Trump declares trade war with Canada after 'fake' advert put out warning against him

US President Donald Trump hit out following an advert in Canada, which featured the voice of Ronald Reagan, warned Americans that tariffs could kill their jobs.

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8 h. ago Robins will come to your garden all year if you plant one bulb in the borders

This bright bloom is a great source of food for the nation's favourite bird

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8 h. ago ‘I visited the most beautiful café in the world but the cost of water floored me'

A content creator and her friends were impressed by the palatial decor when they visited a café often praised as 'the most beautiful in the world', but there was one drawback

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8 h. ago She took chickens that were going to die in a factory farm. Was it a rescue or a crime?

Zoe Rosenberg, a California student, is on trial over a tactic that animal rights activists consider a moral imperative. Critics say its a threat to the food supplyOn a Monday afternoon in late September, Zoe Rosenberg, a 23-year-old University of California, Berkeley, student, emerged from a courtroom in Santa Rosa, California. Flanked by her lawyers, she moved briskly through the courthouse corridors, past more than 100 prospective jurors.Pinned to her black blazer was a tiny silver chicken, glinting on the lapel. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago She took chickens from a slaughterhouse. Was it a rescue or a crime?

Zoe Rosenberg, a California student, is on trial over a tactic that animal rights activists consider a moral imperative. Critics say it’s a threat to the food supplyOn a Monday afternoon in late September, Zoe Rosenberg, a 23-year-old University of California, Berkeley, student, emerged from a courtroom in Santa Rosa, California. Flanked by her lawyers, she moved briskly through the courthouse corridors, past more than 100 prospective jurors.Pinned to her black blazer was a tiny metallic chicken, glinting on the lapel. Continue reading...

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