Elon Musk’s chaotic first month at Twitter: Layoffs, resignations and lost ad revenue
According to a recent report, the company has lost half of its top 100 advertisers in less than 30 days as one crisis after another plays out in real time
The Hand of Irulegi delivers more questions than answers on Basque origins
Experts admit the 2021 find is being used for political gain and that the ancient artifact has exacerbated an age-old controversy about the genesis of the language
Massive strike at University of California enters third week
Nearly 50,000 academic researchers and teaching assistants have downed tools, threatening to derail spring admissions and cause exam chaos as employees demand salary hikes in line with spiraling living costs
Aseptic meningitis outbreak raises alarm in Mexico
Eleven young women and one man have died so far and there have been more than 60 infections reported after a fungus was found in several batches of anesthetic
Economic havoc, fatal accidents and Covid fatigue: Keys to understanding China protests
Xi Jinping’s decision to continue with a strict zero-covid policy is becoming less popular among large sections of the population, who see other countries adapting to life with the virus
Morocco’s Qatar World Cup victory over Belgium sparks Brussels riots
Clashes broke out in Belgian capital and in cities across the Netherlands after the match in Doha, the first meeting between the countries since 2008
‘Shakespeare is the best liar’: New book tells tales of history’s greatest tricksters
The volume presents a compilation of the most prominent deceptions in the annals of humanity – and the people behind them
The ‘femme fatale’ has never existed: Men were the real fatal ones
Elisenda Julibert’s book ‘Fatal Men’ dismantles the myth of the temptress in literature and film, arguing that the trope is a misogynist response to the traditional fear of women’s liberation