January 11, 2023

At least 17 people have died in the storms battering the state and the figure is likely to rise

First lady was ‘experiencing some facial swelling and bruising, but is in good spirits and is feeling well.’ She was expected to return to the White House Wednesday evening

‘Now that Democrats no longer have one-party rule in Washington, oversight and accountability are coming,’ Rep. James Comer says

The European model was born in Germany, raised in Sweden and later made her life in California

‘The great gossipmonger is the devil,’ said Pope Francis before meeting in private with Georg Gänswein, who is set to release a book revealing secrets of the pope he served for so long

The scientific community is aghast at He Jiankui’s return after three years in prison and compares him to Nazi doctors

New genetic studies confirm that discrimination has been a constant throughout history. Carles Lalueza-Fox, one of Europe’s leaders in paleogenetics, explains it in his book ‘Inequality: A Genetic History’

The White House said there is no evidence of a cyberattack, but has ordered an investigation. The FAA lifted its grounding order and service is resuming gradually

The Hollywood star has been praised for her empowering pep talk to the young, nervous journalist

The Duke of Sussex has spoken out about the allegations his uncle sexually abused a 17-year-old teenager

The North American Leaders’ Summit came to a close on Tuesday, with the leaders of Mexico, US and Canada announcing their commitment to turn the region into a competitive trade bloc

Authorities decree a curfew in Puno, where a police officer was burned to death inside his patrol car. The government says it will not allow these demonstrators into Lima. At least 46 people have died in a month

The Pulitzer-winning author of ‘The World Doesn’t End’ and Poet Laureate of the United States passed away in Dover, New Hampshire

Collin Farrell, Cate Blanchett and Kevin Costner were among those awarded at Tuesday night’s ceremony

A tour around the city dedicated to the god Zeus, where the famous competition took place for over a millenium

The fictional character, who is opportunistic, misogynistic and consumerist, seems to strike a chord with a generation that has embraced him as a symbol and a role model

Archaeologists have taken advantage of the lack of rain in Spain to reconstruct the framework of Augustobriga, an ancient hub which was flooded seven decades ago when a reservoir burst

A misunderstanding drove the Spanish chef to settle in the United States and create a gastronomic emporium