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Counterparts

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Is American food really unhealthier? How pasta sauce, peanut butter and even Big Macs stack up to their British counterparts

Is American food really unhealthier? How pasta sauce, peanut butter and even Big Macs stack up to their British counterparts

So much for happy meals. The quality of ultraprocessed American fare —…
Christopher Luxon, 53, a former high-flying executive, is New Zealand's new Prime Minister

Anthony Albanese warned not to neglect the cost-of-living crisis if he wants to avoid the same fate of his New Zealand Labour counterparts who suffered a crushing defeat on Saturday

While Anthony Albanese choked back tears last Saturday night as he conceded the…
Her final text contained just a single word, but it haunts Jean Hanlon's (pictured) family to this day. 'Help', the message read.

British five-year-olds are on average seven centimetres shorter than their Dutch counterparts

British five-year-olds are on average seven centimetres shorter than Dutch children, with…
While rare, cats will eat their kittens. It could be the kitten is sick, a stillborn or the mother needs extra nutrients

From cannibalistic cats to penguins having sex dead counterparts: Experts reveal animal crimes

The animal kingdom is a lawless land where creatures eat their young,…
Doctors: 4 out of 5 children will outgrow gender confusion

American Gender Physicians Need to Think More Like Their European Counterparts

American physicians are in the dark ages in treating gender conflicts in…
Black NYC charter students significantly outperform public counterparts

Black NYC charter students significantly outperform public counterparts

New York City’s charter schools have lifted the fortunes of thousands of…
I Still Find It Hard To Understand Why Actresses Are Doing Better Than Us Their Male Counterparts’ – Kunle Remi Laments

I Still Find It Hard To Understand Why Actresses Are Doing Better Than Us Their Male Counterparts’ – Kunle Remi Laments

Appearing on the ‘Honest Bunch’ podcast, he mentioned that there are sometimes…