Each year, more than one million Hispanics turn 18 in the United States. Trump’s immigration policy will define many of their votes in the November 3 election
The former vice president campaigned with the Democratic Senate candidate in Mississippi, where Trump beat her by 22 points
After the disappointment of the first round, two history students are working to persuade undecided voters and defeat Bolsonaro
The Portland studio is releasing a new stop motion film, ‘Wildwood’ that they began conceiving almost 15 years ago. ‘I don’t think technically we could have made it then,’ says the film’s screenwriter
The pathogen, which until now affected only animals, infected a severelly ill man in France who later died. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control is monitoring the situation
The Israeli prime minister enters the final stretch of the campaign, setting the terms of the debate and with a possible path to staying in power after four years of controversy and violence
An MPI study shows that 980,000 migrants have been deported during the first 18 months of the administration, most of them from the border. Only 31% had a criminal record
Mexico’s 2025 National Child Labor Survey highlights the prevalence of hazardous work, with rates particularly high among Indigenous minors and those who don’t go to school
The head of the International Confederation of Midwives warns about the stigma and inequalities surrounding these losses
The Canadian actor has gone far beyond the film industry, building a business empire that spans entertainment, sports and advertising. But the controversy surrounding Blake Lively’s dispute with Justin Baldoni has shown that he is not infallible
Some 5,000 buildings burned down in New York’s poorest neighborhoods in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, luxury apartments stand in their place
Chemical compounds preserved in the bones of an Islamic cemetery have allowed researchers to reconstruct the diet of Tudela’s Mudéjar community over five centuries
The head of the International Confederation of Midwives warns about the stigma and inequalities surrounding these losses, which, unlike other major global health crises, attract little attention and few resources
As six-figure-salary engineers arrive to work in Silicon Valley, Latino families and workers are forced to leave. The mayor has declared a ‘rent emergency’
How could a prestigious university possibly ruin a promising man’s future for having abused a woman? The question—which may sound absurd—is posed both in reality and in film
Adam Nathaniel Furman dismantles the ‘purifying power of white’ that continues to shape our present
The journalist behind the ’1619 Project’ on slavery digs into racial resentment and the role of education and history at the Hay Festival in Dallas
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