Asylum denied: The end of an American dream
Valeria Méndez de Vigo|
Created to contain the spread of the coronavirus, Title 42 has become another US government excuse to block asylum for migrants
Blue eyes, foreign words: The legacy of a Spanish vessel shipwrecked in Polynesia in the 1500s?
A new historical essay reconstructs the potential impact on the South Pacific Ocean archipelago of an expedition that sailed to establish a trade route ahead of the official discovery of the region by Europeans
Bed Bath & Beyond shares plunge on the stock market after CFO’s suicide
Wracked by crisis, the company now has several key management positions open
Juul to pay $439 million in damages over marketing e-cigarettes to teens
The company used launch parties, giveaways and free samples to lure young adults, who quickly became addicted to their high-nicotine vaping products
FBI found document on foreign nation’s nuclear capability at Trump’s Florida home
Wires|Washington|
According to ‘The Washington Post,’ material describing another country’s military defenses was discovered during the search of the former president’s Mar-a-Lago estate
From the iPhone 14 to a new Watch Pro: What to expect from Apple’s product launch event
Rumors in the tech industry point to improvements in phone cameras, two new smartwatches and upgraded wireless earbuds
Spanish man sentenced to 10 years for WhatsApp harassment that led to teen’s suicide
Using a little-known doctrine, Vicente Paradís was found guilty of homicide even though he never met his victim in person. He has also been ordered to pay €173,000
The limb-regenerating salamander that could help humans repair wounds
Anthony King / Horizon|
Growing back lost body parts is impossible for people, but cracking the cellular code of this animal could help with the treatment of serious injuries
US: Russia to buy weapons from North Korea for war in Ukraine
The State Department says the move indicates that international sanctions are affecting Moscow’s military capabilities
A community in Spain works to recover ancient Roman mosaic that ended up in New York
After a long journey, the piece ended up at the Carlton Hobbs gallery. A crowdfunding effort raised money to buy it back, but local authorities have yet to live up to their side of the bargain
Francis Fukuyama: ‘The neoliberals went too far. Now, we need more social democratic policies’
The political scientist, who at the beginning of the 1990s declared ‘the end of history,’ returns with a new book where he identifies the threats to classical liberalism: runaway capitalism and too much identity politics
Back to school in Uvalde, Texas
Hundreds of students have returned to the classroom more than three months after the shooting that claimed the lives of 19 students and two teachers at Robb Elementary School