Trump prepares to be indicted soon in Mar-a-Lago classified documents case
Prosecutors have formally notified the former president that he is the target of an investigation. ‘I’ve done nothing wrong,’ he posted on his social media platform
Four very young children critically wounded in knife attack in French Alpine town
The prosecutor leading an investigation into the horrific knife attack says four children aged between 22 months and 3 years suffered life-threatening wounds and that two adults also were injured
Françoise Gilot or the need to contradict destiny
It must not have been easy, not simply to survive Picasso, but to forge ahead with her own artistic project, which she’d had clear ideas about since her arrival in Paris
Georgi Gospodinov, winner of the International Booker Prize: ‘Death is not a great tragedy, the aging process is’
The Bulgarian writer visited the Madrid Book Fair to sign copies of his award-winning novel. ‘Time Shelter’ – translated into English by Angela Rodel – is about the obsession of living in the past, in an era in which the future has been abolished
Dense cities, rainwater harvesting and porous materials: The architecture that can save us from disastrous droughts
There are already numerous examples of how thoughtful construction can help us fight climate change and adapt to new environmental conditions
Kate Darling, robot expert: ‘We shouldn’t laugh at people who fall in love with a machine. It’s going to be all of us’
The MIT researcher, who has spent years studying the interactions between humans and machines, analyzes the explosion of artificial intelligence
Cancer centers say US chemotherapy shortage is leading to treatment complications
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Experts say the shortages developed earlier this year after a factory in India paused production following an inspection that generated concerns about quality. The FDA has taken some steps to try to ease the shortage
Kilauea, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, begins erupting after three-month pause
Before issuing the eruption notice, the observatory said increased earthquake activity and changes in the patterns of ground deformation at the summit started Tuesday night
Utah district’s Bible ban spurs protest by parents and Republicans
Though the demonstration raised questions about the Utah law expanding residents’ ability to challenge certain titles in school libraries, lawmakers defended the law and said the Bible’s entanglement resulted from a misinterpretation by officials
Rishi Sunak comes to Washington with Ukraine, economy and AI on agenda for Biden meeting
The U.S. and the U.K. are the two biggest military donors to Ukraine, and the war will be the focus of Sunak’s White House meeting with President Joe Biden on Thursday
Black workers at California Tesla factory allege rampant racism and will seek class-action status
Workers at the electric automaker’s San Francisco Bay Area plant described frequent use of racial slurs and references to the manufacturing site as a plantation or slave ship. The declarations were filed Monday in Alameda County Superior Court as part of a 2017 lawsuit filed by a former Tesla worker
Texas’ Ken Paxton hires prominent attorney for impeachment trial
Attorney Tony Buzbee on Wednesday decried the GOP-led state House of Representatives’ overwhelming vote last month to impeach Paxton as a sham equivalent to a “drive-by shooting on a holiday weekend”
Ex-Trump aide testifies before federal grand jury in Florida investigation of Mar-a-Lago documents
Taylor Budowich confirmed his appearance on Twitter, saying he had testified fully and honestly, though he dismissed the investigation as a “bogus and deeply troubling” effort to “get” Trump