Israel says it has killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza attack
Israeli authorities view him as their primary target, accusing him of orchestrating the October 7, 2023, attacks that resulted in the deaths of around 1,200 people
Harris: ‘My presidency will not be a continuation of Biden’s presidency’
Trump avoids talking about ‘largest deportation in US history’ in town hall with Latino voters
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Sean Combs sued for raping woman after she linked him to Tupac Shakur’s murder
US takes down Mexico’s former drug czar: Genaro García Luna sentenced to 38 years in prison for taking cartel bribes
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María Corina Machado denies Maduro’s claims she has ‘fled’ Venezuela: ‘They know I am here’
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The World Health Organization warns of a ‘very high’ risk of a cholera outbreak, with a fifth of the population displaced and bombings spreading to new areas
North Korea emerges as key ally of Moscow in Ukraine war
Kyiv claims that Pyongyang’s forces are supporting Russian troops on Ukrainian soil
US election turnout shatters records on first day of voting in Georgia
Citizens rush to the polls as early voting opens in one of the decisive states for the presidential election
Elon Musk donates $75 million to boost Donald Trump’s campaign
The new president and her top Cabinet members are meeting with 60 business leaders attending a summit to discuss the USMCA trade accord and mend the relationship with the private sector
World Food Day: A call to action for a resilient and equitable global food system
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Climate change and conflict are displacing people, destroying livelihoods and disrupting agricultural and industrial economies, all of which intensifies hunger and instability
International experts slam alleged Columbus DNA findings: ‘Commenting on this is like commenting on aliens’
World leaders in this field condemn the way in which the data on the supposed origins of the explorer has been released and question its validity
One Direction fans gather in Buenos Aires to pay tribute to Liam Payne
Disbelief and sadness prevail among Argentine fans of the British boy band upon learning that the 31-year-old singer died after falling from the third floor of a hotel
Springer Nature retracts 75 studies by Spanish rector for fraudulent practices
The publisher’s decision to withdraw the articles by Juan Manuel Corchado is the biggest scandal to hit Spanish scientists
Stars, stripes and bullets: How graphic novels help to understand modern America
US comic books have historically captured the reality of the country and they now serve as a way of explaining it and even questioning it
Prehistoric craftsmen made fakes: Amber imitations that managed to confuse science
A new study detects the use of advanced techniques in the Iberian Peninsula during the Bronze Age to replicate a material that was scarce and highly valued by early social elites
Victoria’s Secret tries to mend past and present wrongs with a runway of wings, rhinestones and a touch of inclusivity
The lingerie giant, which suspended its famous shows in 2019 and attempted a comeback last year with an off-base spectacular, returned to the runway with its most famous models, in a bid to forget its past critiques and call-outs
Miguel Delibes de Castro, biologist: ‘Until recently, we were unaware of the existence of the most abundant living organism on the planet’
The scientist has published, 15 years later than planned, the book he hoped would convince his father — a writer and hunter — that the extinction of species represents a form of suicide for humanity
Stephen Ibaraki, international tech consultant: ‘We need to prepare for what will happen in five years’
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Terence Tao, mathematician: ‘It’s not good for something as important as AI to be a monopoly held by one or two companies’
The Fields Medal winner is attempting to solve one of the Millennium Problems, with a reward of $1 million, but he also applies his analysis to topical enigmas such as the Venezuelan election and the advance of artificial intelligence
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