A sweeping walkout could still happen if deals aren’t reached by 5 a.m. Friday with MGM Resorts International, the state’s largest private employer, and Wynn Resorts
The academics were allegedly paid up to €70,000 a year for falsely stating that they worked for Saudi institutions
The country plans to immunize 7.7 million girls and adolescents against this pathogen, which causes the majority of cases of cervical cancer. About 8,000 Nigerians died from this cause in 2020, as cases are detected when they are advanced
Only one pair of these bears and their two cubs remain in the United States, in Atlanta. For the first time in half a century, the prospect of having no pandas in American zoos is very real
The solvents produced in the factory are used to make glue and paint remover. ‘The effects of the chemical in the air are unknown,’ the Sheriff’s Office said
Microsoft unveiled its own election year initiatives on Tuesday, including a tool that will allow campaigns to insert a digital watermark into their ads
The Baltic country has the fastest growing start-up ecosystem in Europe, and is already home to 263 financial technology companies
Former US President and front runner candidate won’t participate due to his large lead in national and early state polls. Instead, Trump holds a rally in a nearby suburb
The Sandinista regime is making millions from the mass influx of desperate travelers trying to make it to the United States
While this year has seen many high-profile breakups, it has also witnessed the start of new romances, engagements and commitments
Before leaving the company to go to the White House, Ivanka Trump was the point person in establishing a lending relationship with Deutsche Bank’s private wealth management arm
The title of the show refers to actually treasured garments in the museum’s collection that are so fragile, they need to be housed in special glass ‘coffins’
Cost of underestimating inflation’s persistence could be painfully high and result in another round of rate hikes that could rob the economy of a large chunk of growth, says the IMF
While October broke another temperature record, a new study warns that governments are planning to produce around 110% more fossil fuels than what would be consistent with limiting warming to 1.5ºC
Triumphs in Ohio, Kentucky and Virginia show how abortion continues to mobilize the Democratic electorate and give President Biden a boost for 2024
The Portuguese prime minister had kept his international reputation intact despite the scandals that plagued his government in recent years
A U.N. agency said that thousands of Palestinians in Gaza are fleeing south on foot with only what they can carry after running out of food and water in the north
Tlaib said she ‘will not be silenced and I will not let you distort my words.’ She added that her criticism of Israel has always been directed toward its government
Russia’s war in Ukraine has spurred the EU to open up its doors to new members, perhaps as soon as 2030
The fever for overpriced sports footwear has subsided. Buyers are moving away from the most iconic models and, although sales have not dwindled, the second-hand market has begun to deflate
The Oct. 2 crash prompted Cruise to suspend driverless operations nationwide after California regulators found that its cars posed a danger to public safety
The climate crisis may be accelerating. The threat to existence is worse than even our bleakest projections
The front runner candidate is using his event to demonstrate that the five candidates debating in Miami are irrelevant given his commanding lead in the polls
The country also has the highest incidence of diabetes, with two in 10 people suffering from the condition, compared to 10% in the United States
The government is assuring the public that the country’s prisons — where criminal groups have planned kidnappings, extortion and murders — are now under its control
With a dramatic background, the Swedish Netflix series talks about the difficulties, real or imagined, of personal relationships
EL PAÍS spoke to several leaders in the field, who argued that there must be no double standards when it comes to upholding human rights