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We can get into the habit of thinking about our sibling with judgment and criticism

Founded in 2005 and lauded by Silicon Valley, the Nick Bostrom’s centre for studying existential risk warned about AI but also gave rise to cultish ideas such as effective altruism

Despite talk of a Nobel peace prize, Japan’s leader is facing a backlash among voters as key byelection approaches

Socialist prime minister poised to decide on his future, but some say it’s ploy to survive

Statement from government contradicts stance taken by Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, who said Portugal should not put issue ‘in a drawer’

Konstantin Gabov and Sergey Karelin face at least two years’ jail on ‘extremism’ charges, which they deny, amid continuing crackdown on dissent

Volodymyr Zelenskiy repeats pleas for more defensive missiles after fourth large-scale aerial assault on energy system in five weeks. What we know on day 795

Four buildings destroyed in blast that also damaged homes in nearby villages

2012 Olympic champion returns to mixed results in Katy, Texas; Douglas, 28, out to make five-woman US Olympic team for Paris

The NFL draft has a new attendance record after more than 700,000 fans flooded downtown Detroit for the three-day event.

Kate Callingham, 39, died when the light aircraft crashed north of Falls Creek in Victoria

Audrey Hepburn in Paris, tennis-themed stationery and a pop-up shop celebrating summer

Perhaps the underlying reason for Mauricio Pochettino flanking Craig Pawson as the referee headed down the tunnel was the nagging sense that Chelsea should, really, have recorded an extraordinary comeback win long before Axel Disasi’s 95th…

Amount paid for businessman John Jacob Astor’s watch is highest ever for Titanic memorabilia, auctioneers say

Robbi Mecus, 52, and climbing partner, who was rescued and hospitalized, fell from Mount Johnson in Denali national park

Ex-movie mogul is at New York City department of correction for tests, his lawyer said, and will be transferred to Rikers Island

A peaceful action at the school near Atlanta, Georgia, was met with violent use of force and 28 arrests of students and faculty

When MasterChef Australia winner Julie Goodwin met Mick, she thought he was ‘too cool’ for her. Then one moonlit night, she realised he was a keeper

Why tie the knot with someone you have lived with for years – and what happens next? Three women share their stories

Martin Paul reveals how he brings new life to old instruments, and his own journey from musician to luthier

Dazhon Darien arrested over fake recording of principal complaining about students and faculty members

On TNT Glenn Hoddle is talking empathetically about Mauricio Pochettino, the latest of his many successors as Chelsea manager. “He needs to know who his five or six big players are,” Hoddle says. “You need a spine. I don’t think he’s…

Idrissa Gueye’s second-half strike was one of few highlights in a largely dreadful game and proved enough to guarantee Everton’s Premier League survival

Amendments to anti-prostitution law also enable courts to sentence trans people to three years in prison

US senator says Israeli prime minister is using antisemitism to distract attention from ‘extremist and racist government’ policies

Candace Chapman Scott of Little Rock, 37, worked at a mortuary and arranged to transport remains to buyers across state lines

End of secretary of state Antony Blinken’s three-day visit marks upsurge in military activity after period of relative calm

The award-winning Bristol-raised novelist on his new book about a teenage Rastafarian living in the city in volatile times, how he was influenced by The Catcher in the Rye - and being celebrated by a Tory politician

Polls predict ANC likely to lose parliamentary majority, due to high unemployment and wealth inequality

It was the end of the road for Sheffield United, but André Onana’s late clanger at Old Trafford boosted Burnley’s survival bid