Banning ‘Maus’: Erasing memories of the Holocaust
Fernando Navarro García|
The recent censoring of Art Spiegelman’s acclaimed graphic novel only reinforces the moral value of his work
The toll of Covid on our mental health
Research shows the risk of psychiatric problems, such as mental fog, dementia and psychosis, two years after surviving the virus
Northern Lights could be visible over parts of the US
The phenomenon, known as aurora borealis, may be seen in some states due to a geomagnetic storm
Walmart, CVS and Walgreens ordered to pay $650 million for opioid crisis
This is the first time pharmacy chains have been ordered to pay money in a lawsuit relating to the epidemic, which has caused more than 500,000 overdose deaths over two decades
US and Taiwan to start formal trade talks amid tensions with China
According to the negotiating mandate, the discussions will look at ways to address ‘distortions’ in international trade due to state-owned enterprises
Brussels prepares diplomatic offensive to stop the advance of China and Russia in Latin America
An internal document warns that the EU is losing ground in the region, while Beijing’s economic interests and Moscow’s political influence have gained a stronger foothold
From Beyoncé to Rosalía, what’s behind the eccentric use of capital letters in pop music?
Jordi bardají|
We delve into the tangle of sizes, spacing and punctuation marks that are proliferating in popular music
Prostitution, extortion and money laundering at a Buenos Aires ‘yoga school’
Argentine police arrest 24 people accused of victimizing the vulnerable for more than 30 years
Five things you didn’t know you could do with WhatsApp
Users can get even more out of the app by using it on their computers, pixelating photos and setting up two WhatsApp accounts on a single cellphone
Sargassum, the brown tide that is invading the Caribbean
The phenomenon has broken records this year and has become one of the great environmental concerns of the coastal areas of the region