September 28, 2023

The state’s minimum wage for all other workers — $15.50 per hour — is already among the highest in the United States

An exhibit at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark documents how this women’s collective has made performance the best weapon against the Russian leader

It’s a high-stakes opening act for Republicans, coming in the midst of a potential federal government shutdown, as they try to link the business dealings of Hunter Biden to the president. But so far they have no hard evidence of wrongdoing

It follows a warning issued by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in April about performance-enhancing drugs being marketed to teenagers and young adults on social media platforms

More than 80% of European and East and Southeast Asian ships end up being dismantled on three Asian beaches to save costs, evading international regulations, in a process that is dangerous for the people and the environment, denounces Human Rights Watch

The president of Hawaiian Electric promised to gather more details about when the power stopped flowing through downed power lines in Lahaina and exactly when the decision was made to trigger a procedure designed to make sure that broken lines were not re-energized

The Venezuelan physicist has contributed to the study of string theory, for which she was awarded the UNESCO L’Oréal International Prize

The unrecognized republic will cease to exist by year’s end after a three-decade bid for independence following a lighting offensive by Azerbaijan

His return was organized with the help of ally Sweden and rival China, according to the White House

The San Sebastián Film Festival in Spain addresses rape’s painful imprint on families and society

Congress is at a crossroads days before a disruptive federal shutdown that would halt paychecks for many of the federal government’s roughly 2 million employees, as well as 2 million active-duty military troops and reservists

The great American writer who has been writing satires for 40 years about the racism that he himself has suffered has published ‘The Trees’, an editorial phenomenon about (dead) Black people killing whites

Relationships between young and older people are an undiscovered area of psychology. Several psychological studies explore the effects of these interactions on mental health

More than 270,000 women had their tubes tied without their consent during the Fujimori regime

Experts recognize the potential of educational games to increase the effectiveness of traditional treatments, but only if we limit how long they are used

In 2014, Ányela Viviana Benítez died after undergoing an incomplete abortion. Francie Mera says social stigma and medical negligence led to her daughter’s death

The model has been named the new ambassador for L’Oréal Paris. She talks about her newfound sense of confidence, and what the concept of ‘because I’m worth it’ means to her

Deleting blurry or duplicate images and making backup copies helps you regain control of your devices

Decades ago, Italian canids crossed the Pyrenees into Aragón where their Iberian cousins live

In Brussels this Thursday, European interior ministers and those of 14 Latin American countries will seek greater coordination, information-sharing, the streamlining of operations, and the commitment to a bilateral calendar of meetings

A statement by his family, issued by his publicist on Thursday, said he died following ‘a bout of pneumonia’

The quadruped — which walked an area of Castellón 122 million years ago — stood 10 meters tall, ate up to 40 kilos of vegetation a day and is considered one of the ‘most gigantic’ of its kind

The actress has revealed all in a new book called ‘Thicker Than Water,’ from her 10-year-marriage to Nnamdi Asomugha to struggling with an eating disorder at university

Several candidates dared to criticize the absent Trump, but none stood out enough to narrow his lead in the polls