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Why you may need a 21-day detox from your mother: Top therapist reveals why you should give your mum space for three weeks... and how it could solve your problems with weight, food and relationships

A therapist's book recommends a 21-day 'detox' from one's mother to heal attachment injuries, which she links to problems with weight, relationships, and shame. The article presents her controversial views on motherhood, daycare, and working mothers, along with some criticism that they shame women and overlook fathers.

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It's ludicrous to have had this two-year, £18m inquiry into Lucy Letby when it looks increasingly likely there weren't any murders at all: PETER HITCHENS

Peter Hitchens argues the two-year, £18m Thirlwall inquiry into Lucy Letby is ludicrous because mounting evidence suggests there were no murders, and he blames poor NHS conditions for the deaths. He accuses the judge of ignoring doubts about Letby's convictions and refusing to pause the inquiry.

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Number of single young men in US jumps 50% — but sorry, ladies, that’s not necessarily good news

The article reports that the number of single men aged 20-39 in the US rose nearly 50% since 2000, citing an Institute for Family Studies report and sociologist Brad Wilcox. It frames the trend as socially harmful, tying it to loneliness, 'deaths of despair,' declining marriage, video games, social media, schools failing boys, and COVID lockdowns.

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The NHS's 'anti-Semitic rot' revealed: Jews subjected to 'death threats, a Nazi salute and racial abuse during surgery'

The Campaign Against Antisemitism has released interviews and polling alleging that Jewish patients and staff face abuse in the NHS, including a nurse who saw a colleague give a Nazi salute and a patient told by his surgeon that Jews 'shoot children in the head or legs for fun.' Sheffield Teaching Hospitals says it is reviewing the complaint, and the group warns that many British Jews now hide their identity out of fear.

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AG Todd Blanche vows to go after ‘death pills’ after Hayden Panettiere tragic cause of death is revealed

Attorney General Todd Blanche said fentanyl-laced pills are 'death pills' and vowed federal prosecutors will pursue dealers for murder after actress Hayden Panettiere's death was linked to a fentanyl-laced oxycodone pill. The article also highlights a White House counterterrorism official accusing China of intentionally exporting fentanyl as 'war by other means' and notes declining U.S. overdose deaths.

Right 2.3

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Giant California homeless camp linked to disgusting disease outbreaks finally dismantled

Berkeley began clearing a long-standing homeless encampment at 8th and Harrison streets after officials declared it a fire hazard and public nuisance tied to a leptospirosis outbreak linked to rats. The camp has been under federal court oversight amid legal battles, with advocates disputing relocation plans and residents expressing anxiety about forced eviction.

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Why overweight ‘GLP-1 deniers’ are refusing to take weight loss drugs — even with a $7k payout

The article profiles several overweight women who refuse to take GLP-1 weight loss drugs despite financial incentives and medical advice, citing body positivity, medical anxiety, and side effects. It presents their choices sympathetically, highlighting their distrust of pharmaceutical pressure and preference for natural weight loss.

Right 1.9

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GAO finds millions of Obamacare enrollees have abortions covered

A GAO report found that 1,719 ACA plans in 2026 covered abortion, covering an estimated 4.4 million enrollees, and that federal premium tax credits helped subsidize those plans. Republican lawmakers cited the findings to argue the ACA lacks Hyde Amendment protections and to push for legislation extending them. The article notes the findings arrive near the Hyde Amendment’s 50th anniversary and amid debate over Trump’s stance.

Right 4.9

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The villains: Managers and senior staff criticised over their inaction that left killer on the wards

The Thirlwall Inquiry report criticised several managers and senior staff at the Countess of Chester Hospital for failing to act on doctors' concerns about Lucy Letby, allowing her to continue killing babies. It singled out medical director Ian Harvey, nursing director Alison Kelly, chief executive Tony Chambers, and neonatal unit head Eirian Powell for dismissing concerns and protecting the hospital's reputation.

Right 3.4

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Price caps sound great — until you have cancer and a two-year waitlist

An op-ed argues against U.S. proposals to cap drug prices by citing long European waits for new cancer medicines and warning that such controls would stifle pharmaceutical innovation. It contrasts delayed European access with faster U.S. coverage and urges insurance-focused affordability fixes instead.

Right 5.0

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Health insurance coverage steady in 2025 despite Democrat fears over GOP reforms

The Census Bureau reported that 26.7 million Americans, or about 7.9%, lacked health insurance in 2025, a rate roughly unchanged from the prior year. The data predates major Medicaid and ACA marketplace changes under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and analysts expect it to serve as a baseline for measuring the law’s coverage effects.

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