Overwhelming victories for Trump and Biden on Super Tuesday also raise red flags for both
Thursday’s State of the Union address opens a new phase of the presidential campaign
The star of the Oscars is ready: Hollywood rolls out the red carpet at the entrance of the Dolby Theater
On Wednesday morning, workers laid over 900 feet of it. The iconic floor covering returns to its traditional color this year. The small opening ceremony is a spectacle in itself and shows the power of the Academy awards
Embattled New York Community Bancorp gets $1 billion cash infusion, adds Steven Mnuchin to its board
The stock had tumbled 42% to $1.86 earlier Wednesday, before its trading was halted in the afternoon, pending news
Spain fines its soccer federation for not having harassment protocol in place at Women’s World Cup
The labor ministry ordered an inspection of clubs after the federation president caused an international uproar when he kissed forward Jenni Hermoso during the trophy presentation at last year’s Women’s World Cup
Paralympics organizers bar Russians and Belarusians from opening and closing ceremonies in Paris
The limits on athletes from the two countries are stricter than those detailed by the International Olympic Committee for the Paris Games that open one month earlier
Microsoft engineer sounds alarm on AI image-generator to US officials and company’s board
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Shane Jones, a principal software engineering lead, said he has spent three months trying to address his safety concerns about Microsoft’s Copilot Designer, a tool that can generate novel images from written prompts
Spain puts temporary ban on Worldcoin eyeballs scans, citing concerns over privacy
The Spanish Agency for Data Protection had received various complaints against the company that range from gathering the personal information of minors to not allowing for people to withdraw their consent to sharing personal data
House Republicans invite Hunter Biden and former associates for a public hearing in mid-March
The hearing is part of the next step in their lengthy impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, though republicans have yet to produce evidence of misconduct by him while in public office
The response to attacks on democracy is to improve people’s lives
Rarely has support among the world’s progressive forces — such as Spain and Brazil — been as necessary as it is today
How a small city in the Amazon reveals the strength of the far-right in Brazil
Darci Alves Pereira is an insurrectionist and murderer of the environmentalist Chico Mendes in 1988, but he has taken over local politics in the Amazonian town of Medicilandia
Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua gang terrorizes Chile
The criminal organization accused of murdering former soldier Ronald Ojeda was first detected in the South American country three years ago
Bolivian women unite to fight wildfires
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The ladies of Chiquitania have formed firefighting squads and tree-planting teams to protect communities challenged by an increasingly hot and dry climate