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Bowel doctor Trisha (37) says we’re all pooping wrong: ‘Leave if your date uses single-ply toilet paper’

Bowel doctor Trisha (37) says we’re all pooping wrong: ‘Leave if your date uses single-ply toilet paper’

Dr. Trisha Pasricha, a Harvard gastroenterologist and Washington Post columnist, is on a mission to break the social taboo surrounding bowel movements. She argues that many people have been using the bathroom incorrectly and advocates for more open discussions about digestive health.

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Spanish grill restaurant at Zuidas may continue grilling despite complaints from upstairs neighbors

Spanish grill restaurant at Zuidas may continue grilling despite complaints from upstairs neighbors

A judge has ruled in favor of a Spanish grill restaurant located in Amsterdam's Zuidas district, allowing it to continue using its charcoal grill. Residents of the building had sued to stop the restaurant from using the grill, claiming it violated safety regulations regarding open fires, but the court found no evidence of an immediate fire safety risk.

Countdown to WorldPride 2026 in Amsterdam

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Drag queens celebrate High Heels Hurray, but: 'Let's not pretend it's so much better in Amsterdam'

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Unrest at Central Station taxi rank: Without license plates we effectively have no rules

Unrest at Central Station taxi rank: Without license plates we effectively have no rules

Persistent technical issues with the license plate display and entrance barrier at Amsterdam Centraal's taxi stand have led to long-standing frustration and recent physical altercations among drivers. While the municipality acknowledges the need for technical upgrades and improved oversight, officials maintain that taxi organizations and individual drivers share primary responsibility for maintaining order and professional conduct.