The last warden of Colombia’s tropical glaciers
Jorge Luis Ceballos, his country’s sole glaciologist, will probably see his favorite ice mass disappear before he retires in three years
Anthony Fauci, coronavirus pandemic hero and Republican foe
The esteemed epidemiologist, who has served under seven US presidents, is stepping down from his post to cheers from the scientific community and jeers from right-wing politicians
Putin vows victory in Ukraine at all costs: ‘All the goals set will be achieved’
The Russian president met senior Defense Ministry officials to discuss beefing up Moscow’s nuclear capability, with armed forces numbers to rise to 1.5m military personnel
James Spears on Britney’s conservatorship: ‘Most people don’t have a clue what the truth is’
In an interview with ‘The Daily Mail,’ the singer’s father defended controversial 13-year legal guardianship: ‘Without it, I don’t think she would have got the kids back’
Graeme Armstrong: ‘Nostalgia has its place but there is a younger Scottish generation, their stories matter’
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The author of ‘The Young Team’, an award-winning novel as raw as it is lyrical narrating the life of a teenage gang member in Glasgow 20 years ago, feels it is time to move on from ‘Trainspotting’
Elon Musk to resign as Twitter CEO when he finds someone ‘foolish’ enough to take the job
After a turbulent two months at the helm of the social media company, the Tesla and SpaceX founder ran a vote of confidence on the app and has now agreed to abide by the results after 57% of people said he should step down
New York’s ‘bling bishop’ denies charges of fraud and extortion
Lamor Whitehead is accused of taking $90,000 from a parishioner and extorting a businessman by falsely claiming he could lean on city connections
In US visit, Zelenskiy thanks Biden for military support
‘It will be the only way to stop the aggression of a terrorist state,’ said the Ukrainian president, who arrived in Washington on Wednesday. This is his first trip abroad since the start of the Russian invasion in February
The dark side of renting in Madrid: Four Latin American families pay €2,500 a month to stay in a 40-meter basement
20 people, including two little girls and two babies, reside in a windowless, unheated cellar with only one bathroom for everyone
10 presidents of Peru, more than 20 years of instability
With the exception of a couple of interim presidents who held office briefly, the rest of the country’s modern leaders have suffered tragic fates, including jail terms, exile, or death by suicide
Why do we still use the image of witches created by the inquisitors?
Several international initiatives are trying to break the stereotype of a devilish, cackling, long-nosed hag, and restitute the memory of the victims of the largest femicide in history