Millions continue to suffer a never-ending coronavirus hangover
The most in-depth research on the long-term effects of Covid indicates that 13% of those who contracted the disease suffer from post-infection conditions
‘Cacator cave malum’: what collective latrines teach us about ancient Rome
They were spaces to share stories, jokes, and even a sponge attached to a stick that they used to clean themselves. “If you want to understand the culture, look at its bathrooms,” says the scholar Mary Beard
America’s famous jaguar ‘El Jefe’ shows up in Mexico
The wild cat’s natural habitat has been affected by mining activity in the area and the construction of the border wall, which could hamper his return
Biden secures decisive vote for key health, inflation and climate package
Kyrsten Sinema, a Democratic senator from Arizona, has backed the bill in exchange for eliminating a tax hike on hedge fund and private equity execs
Edurne Pasabán: ‘I faced death in the Himalayas, but I couldn’t find happiness’
The alpinist, first woman to climb the 14 eight-thousanders, talks about her depression and suicidal attempts and the importance of caring about one’s mental health
Rapist gets out of jail for $6,000 plus legal fees and a sex education course
Man who confessed to sexually assaulting, threatening, and beating a woman is set free after striking a plea deal
Bruce Springsteen angers fans with latest tour’s ‘outrageous and exorbitant’ prices
Facing ticket costs from $200 to $5,000 based on an algorithm that changes the amount according to demand, die-hard fans feel the working-class hero has abandoned his principles
Why Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan scares the world: Keys to the US-China conflict
Beijing reacts to the American politician’s trip with military exercises, but experts see little likelihood of war