Liz Truss: What does a head of lettuce have to do with her resignation?
A British tabloid questioned whether the Conservative Party leader could outlast the vegetable, and now, after seven days, it has its answer
Rafael Grossi: ‘It is not a Russian military objective to attack nuclear plants’
The director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency is mediating for Russia and Ukraine to protect the largest nuclear power station in Europe, which has become a spoil of war
Covid-19 or the flu? New antigen tests are capable of differentiating between the two
As the autumn-winter season approaches and the influenza virus has regained seasonality, new diagnostic kits have the ability to detect both diseases at the same time
LA councilman involved in racist scandal apologizes but has no plans to resign
Kevin de León goes on a media tour, admitting that he has caused pain to the city’s communities but claiming he still has a lot of work to do on behalf of his impoverished Latino district
Liz Truss resigns as British PM after 45 days
The politician said she could not deliver on the promises she made when she was running for Conservative leader, having lost the faith of her party
Selma Blair: The star who danced through multiple sclerosis and brought Hollywood to its feet
The actress, known for her roles in groundbreaking teen movies, has published a tell-all memoir and earned praise for her recent performances on ‘Dancing with the Stars’
Dutch foundation funds large-scale project to rewild deserted area of Spain
Rewilding Europe chose a territory with a population density as low as Mongolia’s for Iberian Highlands, where they hope to introduce a supersized breed of cattle based on the extinct Aurochs
‘Monotonía’, Shakira’s first post-Piqué song offers hints about breakup
The new track is believed to offer clues about why the Colombian singer and Barcelona soccer player ended their relationship after 12 years
Indigenous protest in Bogotá descends into clashes with police
At least 24 people were injured, including 11 law enforcement officers who were attacked with sticks and stones by demonstrators protesting their living conditions and the government’s lack of help
Corruption and multi-million dollar contracts: What we know so far about the CFE-WhiteWater probe
The case between Mexico’s state-owned energy utility and an obscure American natural gas company continues to advance in US courts, while it remains paralyzed in the Mexican justice system
Master your smartphone with these tips and secrets
Shortcuts, tricks and hidden features that will optimize the productivity of your mobile device
Neuroscientist Mariano Sigman: ‘Loneliness is toxic. Having someone to talk to is tremendously important for our health’
In his book ‘The Power of Words,’ the researcher reviews the science behind the extraordinary capacity of conversation and how to have a fruitful dialogue
Are there really more than 300 blood types?
Luisa Barea García|
Compatibility tests are conducted every time someone needs a transfusion because of the many kinds of human plasma
A masterpiece on paper, a nightmare to live in: In defense of useless architecture
From Mies van der Rohe to Sáenz de Oiza – the debate rages on about whether a building should be something more than just a practical edifice