Russia annexes Ukrainian territories, escalating rhetoric against the West
At least 25 people are dead and around 50 wounded after a missile attack killed civilians in Zaporizhia earlier on Friday
Stephen Curry looks to prolong Warriors NBA reign
The preseason starts in Japan on Friday as the team looks to extend its dynasty in the face of a challenge from the Celtics, last season’s runners-up
Carole Hooven: ‘It’s obvious that men are much more driven by sex than women’
The Harvard professor of evolutionary biology has published a book linking testosterone to behavioral differences between the sexes
Ukrainians fleeing Putin’s referendums: ‘Of course I didn’t vote, damn them!’
Thousands of families have fled occupied areas amid Moscow’s annexation plans and mandatory enlistment of Ukrainians to fight their own country
The US approves ALS drug despite doubts about its effectiveness
The FDA greenlighted the medication ahead of a larger trial after doctors and patients advocated its use in the absence of alternatives
Hurricane ‘Ian’ gathers speed on its way to South Carolina after slamming Florida
Floridians are beginning to assess the damage while two million remain without power. A fatality count is expected to be confirmed soon
‘After my generation, no one will speak Ladino’
Ivo Molinas, director of the Turkish Sephardic weekly ‘Salom’, which publishes two newspapers in Judeo-Spanish, warns that the language is facing extinction
‘Fight Club’ author Chuck Palahniuk reflects about his life: From building his own castle to making the audience faint
At 60, the acclaimed author has learned a lot about his craft, and even more about living
Millionaire burns Frida Kahlo drawing to sell it as NFT
The owner of the Mexican artist’s piece is selling 10,000 copies of the original as a non-fungible token
Brazil’s armed and security forces line up to run the country
Police officer and congresswoman Katia Sastre, who rose to fame in 2018 after shooting a robber dead, embodies the growing presence of uniformed men and women in politics. More than 1,800 of them are running in the next election