Hurricane Ian: The high price of living in paradise
The devastation left by the most recent big storm to sweep through Florida has renewed the debate about living in areas of great natural beauty that are highly vulnerable to climate change
Money mules: Sketchy job offers flood Twitter
Messages about easy but fraudulent work are plaguing the social media platform
Make no mistake: Liz Truss’s days are numbered
Tim Bale|
Most Conservative MPs are now thinking not about whether they should replace Britain’s brand new prime minister, but about how and when
Is Rosalía’s ‘El Mal Querer’ better than the Beatles’ ‘Sgt. Pepper’s’?
Rolling Stone magazine has irked purists with its list of ‘the 50 Greatest Concept Records of All Time’
The Ukraine war in maps | Russia attacks civilian targets across the country
The repeated assaults on Kyiv are taking place after an explosion partially destroyed the bridge connecting Russia to the annexed Crimean peninsula on October 8
50 years of Eminem: the rapper who survived addiction and controversy capable of ending any career
The Detroit artist celebrates half a century of life as one of the most influential and defining figures in the music industry
Mexico’s Defense Ministry leaks highlight blowback effect of hacking
Millions of leaked documents detailing the activity of Mexico’s intelligence agencies revealed cases of corruption but also tipped the cartels off and put government employees at risk
Scarlett Johansson on being ‘hypersexualixed’
While being interviewed on a podcast, the actress says that she was pigeonholed and led her to think that her career was over
How many bones would you break for $6m? The US family that took insurance fraud to a new level
Álex Maroño|New York|
William Mize and a cast of accomplices defrauded millions of dollars by inflicting real wounds on each other after deliberately crashing expensive cars. The ringleader remains on the run
King Charles III does not want to live at Buckingham Palace: ‘It is not fit for purpose in the modern world’
The new monarch will divide his time between Clarence House, where he has been living since 2003, Windsor Castle and Sandringham House in Norfolk
Why quantum entanglement is revolutionizing our understanding of nature
Carlos Palazuelos|
The Nobel Prize for Physics recently awarded to Alain Aspect, John F. Clauser and Anton Zeilinger confirms that the natural world really does behave in a strange way
Iranian climber who competed without headscarf returns to Tehran amid fears for her safety
Elnaz Rekabi is reportedly flying home from Seoul two days earlier than planned and could be facing prison, according to a local news agency
Putin’s grip on Russia’s elite weakens
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed military and political infighting that the president skillfully exploited before it was publicly aired
Russian journalist who protested war on live newscast flees to Europe
Marina Ovsyannikova, once a state TV editor, was under house arrest for expressing her opposition against the invasion of Ukraine
Brazil presidential election enters final, dirty phase
As Lula and Bolsonaro go after handfuls of undecided or apathetic voters before the runoff election on October 30, the opposing campaigns are launching vicious attacks at each other
Chris Miller: ‘Making chips is the most fascinating and complicated manufacturing problem in human history’
The American historian recently published ‘Chip War,’ where he explains how the world became dependent on semiconductors
BLT: A classic sandwich (and an updated recipe)
The juiciness of the tomato, the fresh crunch of the lettuce and the salty, smoky flavor of the bacon come together to make this irresistible dish
Nazareth Castellanos: ‘Our mind is wandering almost half the time’
We tend to think of the brain as immutable. But the Spanish neuroscientist, who studies its interaction with the heart, gut and other organs, explains its many surprising abilities