The horrors of the Dilley family detention center: ‘They don’t treat us like human beings’
Families held at the ICE facility report that the lack of adequate medical care is endangering children’s lives
Cuba’s alliances are crumbling in Trump’s world
The US energy blockade is facing little resistance from historically friendly governments
Trump reviews potential entry of Chinese automakers into the US
Epstein’s shadow in Mexico: A diplomat, videos and alleged drug trafficking ties
The $Libra case: The crypto scandal Milei has yet to answer for
One year on, the Argentine president continues to offer no explanation for his involvement in the alleged fraud
Kidnappings and conservative support for wage hikes: Colombia’s campaign is defined by unpredictability
Ludovic Slimak on Neanderthals: ‘It was suicide. Humans disappear when they no longer want to live because their values have collapsed’
The French paleoanthropologist discusses his book ‘The Last Neanderthal,’ and provides clues about his latest discovery: ‘It’s possible that other, completely unknown human populations existed’
The Swedes searching for their Colombian mothers : ‘They stole my identity’
A government report from the European country acknowledges that the processes were plagued with irregularities, from the theft of babies to documents with false information.
Manuel Lozano Leyva, physicist: ‘What Trump wants to do with nuclear energy is delusional’
The researcher and science communicator has a new book out on carbon, ‘the spinal column of life’ that helps answer fundamental questions about our origin, our existence and our destiny
The mystery surrounding Cuba’s next ruler: The man who is emerging as the ‘Delcy Rodríguez of Havana’
Amidst a gerontocratic leadership, younger and lower-profile politicians are emerging
The Ecuadorian children trapped between Trump’s immigration crusade and Noboa’s silence
Nearly 30,000 minors have crossed into the U.S. in the last decade, pushed by violence and faced with an increasingly hostile migratory policy
War sends Russia into a spiral of antidepressants
Sales of drugs to treat anxiety and other mental health issues have tripled since the pandemic, and grow every year
Trapped in Europe’s largest migrant settlement: The forces sustaining Italy’s informal economy
This area of Borgo Mezzanone is home to the workforce for the area, which produces 40% of the country’s tomatoes
Julian Barnes: ‘I’ve become more left-wing because the center has moved rightwards’
The 80-year-old British author has published ‘Departures,’ which he says will be his last book
Brazil’s TikTok-born workplace revolution fights for more than one free day a week
President Lula looks to put an end to the 6x1 schedule
Why Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are working together in their 50s: Together again, for the most challenging phase of their careers
The actors who won an Oscar for their ‘Good Will Hunting’ script link up to produce and star in Netflix’s ‘The Rip’
A jellyfish the size of a school bus: The new scientific discovery in the Argentine Sea
The ‘Stygiomedusa gigantea’ was recorded at a depth of 250 meters. Its four arms can reach up to 10 meters in length
Duolingo reports a 35% increase in Spanish learners following Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show
According to a report from the learning tool, Spanish is the second most popular language in the world, behind only English
ADHD overdiagnosis is harming gifted children
Scientific journals place less trust in women researchers
The true story behind Mariano Barbacid’s ‘first effective therapy against pancreatic cancer’
Claude, the ChatGPT rival shaking up AI and software: What it is and why it matters
The chatbot, developed by the start-up Anthropic, has been known to companies for years for its focus on practical applications
The US economy added 130,000 jobs in January, exceeding analysts’ expectations
How wealth is becoming concentrated in Spain
The debate over fracking in Mexico: Energy sovereignty versus environmental risk
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Work & Lifestyle
Is Heathcliff a narcissist, a madman, a proto-Marxist? The enduring enigma of the ‘Wuthering Heights’ hero
From a street stall in Los Angeles to sharing the stage with Bad Bunny: Villa’s Tacos at Super Bowl LX
How Rio de Janeiro’s famous carnival rescued the human scale of the city
From ‘pajamas and the chamber pot’ to the ‘coffee nap’: In search of the perfect siesta
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Who is Alix Earle and what was she doing at Bad Bunny’s La Casita?
The presence of the TikTok star at the Super Bowl alongside Karol G and Pedro Pascal sparked outrage among some and curiosity among others
The late-blooming success of Leslie Nielsen, the great comedian who never smiled
The unforgettable comic star would have turned 100 in 2026. It wasn’t until late in his career that he discovered his natural gift for comedy
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Bernie Sanders: ‘These are the most dangerous times that the United States has faced in modern history’
Emmanuel Macron: ‘The strategy of bowing down to the US doesn’t work’
From Havana to Damascus: The story of rebel commander Bachar Alkaderi
Recruitment through social media and $14,000 payments: How a network sends trafficked weapons from Arizona to Mexico
Papallones offers free Spanish lessons with Gymglish
Readers who sign up will receive a 15-day free trial of the online classes, which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
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