At least 68 killed in central Gaza in airstrike, adding to weekend’s bloodshed
The number of Israeli soldiers killed in combat over the weekend also rose to 17, which could begin to could erode public support for the war
In battleground Arizona, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. draws Biden and Trump voters united by distrust
The independent’s appearance in a 2024 swing state highlights how he could influence the election in ways that are tough to predict
Ukraine says it shot down Russian fighter jets and drones as the country officially marks Christmas
The attacks were aimed at southern and central regions of Ukraine, but that no casualties were immediately known
Pope Francis denounces the weapons industry as he makes a Christmas appeal for peace in the world
Francis’ annual ‘Urbi et Orbi’ (’To the City and the World’) speech typically offers a lament of all the misery facing the world
Egypt floats an ambitious plan to end the Israel-Hamas war as Netanyahu vows to expand Gaza combat
The proposal includes a ceasefire, a phased hostage release and the creation of a Palestinian government of experts who would administer the Gaza Strip and occupied West Bank
Here’s why UNESCO has designated Peruvian ceviche as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
It’s one of the emblematic dishes of the country’s gastronomy and has now been recognized as such.
A vehicle that no one thought would go electric just did
Emission control is reaching every segment and model, even those that were previously untouched by these technologies
The secrets of the world’s best chocolatier
Pastry chef Lluc Crusellas, winner of the 2022 World Chocolate Masters competition, has just opened a new workshop and storefront in Vic, Spain, where he produces top-tier chocolate products at affordable prices
War on beige: Why are all of today’s houses cream-colored?
Neutral tones make it easier to sell a house, but weariness and the real estate bubble have turned this chromatic trend into the internet’s favorite thing to love (to hate)
Exercising ‘with the heat on’: Hot flashes and physical activity during menopause
Over 80% of women experience hot flashes as they go through menopause. Exercise can improve thermoregulatory control of sweating, skin and blood flow to the brain
The eternal fascination with Shirley Jackson’s haunted houses
It has been more than a decade since the world rescued the Queen of Horror from her modest place in history and, since then, her legend has grown and grown
Gianni Ferrari, celebrity photographer: ‘No one ever said no to me’
For more than half a century, he portrayed kings, queens, actors and artists, including legends like Brigitte Bardot, Catherine Deneuve and Jacqueline Kennedy. His shots have become part of the history of photography
Gemma Galdón, algorithm auditor: ‘Artificial intelligence is of very poor quality’
The founder of Eticas Consulting advises international organizations to help them identify and avoid bias. She distrusts the expectations of the sector: ‘To propose that a data system is going to make a leap into consciousness is a hallucination’
There is no democracy without gender equality
María Noel Vaeza y Michelle Muschett|
In addition to strongly condemning the fact that one in three women in the world experiences physical or sexual violence, we must question what we are normalizing as a society for this to happen
The Great Resignation has failed: Today, nobody dares to quit their job
Remember when we were told that people were quitting their sedentary office jobs to live a new life planting vegetables in the countryside? Well, it appears to have been a false alarm: workers are returning en masse to their pre-pandemic workplaces
Who is Fat Leonard? The fugitive criminal the United States will receive in return for sending Alex Saab to Venezuela
The former military contractor engaged in one of the most serious corruption scandals in the U.S. Navy’s history and fled from house arrest in 2022