Price cuts boost Tesla 4Q sales, beating estimates as electric vehicle growth rate slows
Full-year sales numbers fell far short of CEO Elon Musk’s prediction of 50% sales growth in most years
Lula returns democratic normality to Brazil after Bolsonaro’s chaotic term
Economic growth has bolstered the president, who has just completed one year in power. His administration has prioritized the fight against hunger and poverty, while investing in public works and environmental protection
South Korean opposition leader is stabbed in the neck. Police say attacker approached for autograph
Lee Jae-myung was recovering at an intensive care unit at the Seoul National University Hospital following a two-hour operation
Russian missiles hit Ukrainian cities, killing 5 and injuring almost 100, Kyiv officials say
The barrage extended Russian attacks that began Friday with its largest single assault since the war started. At least 41 civilians were killed since the weekend
Artificial intelligence: Hold on, troubles are coming
In an industry as profitable as the video game sector, massive layoffs foreshadow greater turbulence
Powerful earthquakes leave at least 55 dead, destroy buildings along Japan’s western coast
Japanese media reports said tens of thousands of homes were destroyed. Officials warned Tuesday that more quakes could lie ahead
Cuba looks at itself in the mirror, 30 years after ‘Strawberry and Chocolate’
Three decades after its release, the subjects discussed in the film that opened the minds of Cubans to homosexual relationships continue to spark debate
Native American culture matters
After years of Black expression following the murder of George Floyd, Indigenous creativity has experienced an awakening across the United States, from art exhibitions in Washington, to series such as ‘Reservation Dogs’
Five occupants of Japan Coast Guard plane killed after collision with commercial aircraft in Tokyo
The 367 passengers and 12 crew on the Japan Airlines Airbus A350 were safely evacuated before the aircraft was engulfed in flames after crashing into the emergency services flight
‘Far from home’: The migration crisis in Tijuana through the eyes of children
Carlos Hernández’s documentary portrays some of the reasons that have led 19,000 children and adolescents a year to seek a better life in the United States
Why sanctions on Russia haven’t caused its economy to collapse
The restrictions imposed on Moscow have reduced its military capacity, but after almost two years they have not caused the bankruptcy predicted by the West
An uncertain 2024 for Ukraine
European solidarity cannot give in to the fatigue of a war that Putin is prolonging in search of a favorable horizon
In New Year’s Day Mass, Pope Francis mentions Nicaragua’s ‘bishops and priests deprived of their freedom’
Speaking before thousands at the Vatican, the head of the Catholic Church denounced the detention of 13 priests and two seminarians by Daniel Ortega’s regime
Israeli Supreme Court overturns Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial reform that sparked mass protests before the war
The resolution marks a new setback for the conservative prime minister, whose popularity has plummeted after his government failed to detect the October 7 Hamas attacks that led to the Gaza war
Mickey Mouse is free at last (from copyright)
The earliest version of Walt Disney’s most famous creation, which appeared in an animated short in 1928, enters the public domain in the United States
Israel is pulling thousands of troops from Gaza in a possible precursor to a scaled-back offensive
The country has been under pressure from its chief ally, the United States, to begin to switch to lower-intensity fighting in an assault that has led to the deaths of nearly 22,000 Palestinians
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