The Japanese Embassy has posted a message alluding to the singer’s hits in bold letters to confirm its belief she will make the NFL showpiece in time despite performing in Tokyo a day earlier
In 2015, the country prohibited the construction of artisanal boats. But they continued to be built informally, which is having dire impacts on the fertile Peruvian seas
Her latest creation is Néroli Plein Sud, a tribute to Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and the classic Vol de Nuit perfume, conceived as a travel diary
The Didone Project analyzes more than 3,000 arias from 200 different operas to discover what emotions sound like
Historical research suggests high volumes of traffic in the cities of the ancient empire
Moscow-installed officials say Ukrainian shelling killed at least 28 people Saturday at a bakery in the Russian-occupied city of Lysychansk
The two-way superstar says his new team’s only choice for the upcoming season is ‘to win the World Series’
State prosecutors are seeking a nine-year prison sentence if Alves is convicted while the lawyers representing the alleged victim want 12 years
The Oglala Sioux Tribe in South Dakota has banned Kristi Noem from the Pine Ridge Reservation, one of the largest in the United States
Tension has been rising since the latest Israel-Hamas war began in early October, with Iran-backed fighters intensifying attacks on U.S. military and international commercial interests in the region
A collection the basketball superstar wore as he and the Chicago Bulls won six NBA championships has fetched $8 million at a New York auction
House Republicans will move forward with a $17.6 billion package to provide military aid to Israel and replenish US weapons
Gabriel Boric warned the death toll could worsen as four large fires burn in the region of Valparaiso, where firefighters have struggled to reach the most threatened neighborhoods
Californians spent Friday and Saturday preparing for what forecasters are saying could be the largest storm of the season
The president defeated the other Democrats on South Carolina’s ballot, including Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips and author Marianne Williamson
The confrontation between the Texas government and the Biden administration over the management of irregular immigration has mobilized the most extreme conservatives
A year ago, a train loaded with dangerous substances went off the tracks in this quiet town. Today, residents are divided between those who want to turn the page on the trauma and those who are still searching for answers
The singer, a mass phenomenon with 300 million followers on social media, has, in the past, mobilized her fans to go to the polls in support of the Democrats. Republicans have already started to criticize her
Not since 1950 has North Korea presented such a dangerous face, according to leading experts. So much so that they believe the decision to go to war again has already been taken
Russia’s deputy representative to the United Nations, Dmitry Polyansky, called for an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council following the attacks
The comic series created by Alex Raymond returns to bookstores with two carefully-crafted editions on the 90th anniversary of its creation
Social media stars no longer show off their Loewe bags or Lamborghinis, but rather the aseptic apartments in which they invest. They are directing their money towards a refuge value that is, at the same time, something with a lot of social value: housing
According to experts, getting spooked recreationally can help you manage stress and anxiety. The consumption of this genre of cinema has skyrocketed after the pandemic
Dating app fatigue is a real risk for those who, faced with a flood of messages and the disappointment of not finding an actual partner, lose all hope of finding love through digital techniques
Signs of the group’s revival in Gaza City could challenge Israel in reaching its stated aim of crushing Hamas
The creator of Bald Cafe proposes embracing male pattern baldness, instead of hiding it
An unprecedented migrant surge has transformed the sprawling town of about 30,000 people