Branko Milanovic, the political economist of global inequality
The Serbian-American researcher is one of the best economic thinkers to emerge in decades. He has redefined the debate on equality on a global scale
Hunter Biden found guilty on all charges in gun case
The trial has been the first ever held against the son of a sitting United States president
Why the skies are changing
Everything in the universe mutates, often on time scales that escape us, but also in more earthly time frames. You just have to have the right instruments to measure it and know where to look
‘The high point of my life was not a movie’: Kevin Costner, a classic heartthrob in search of his last chance
The big star of the 1980s and 1990s hit rock bottom with ‘Waterworld’ and has been trying to climb back up for the past 30 years. His latest effort is called ‘Horizon: An American Saga’
CR1 or IR1 Visa: How can a spouse come live in the United States?
An immigrant visa for the spouse of a citizen can be easily obtained as long as certain requirements are met
Kermit the Frog, ‘Eric’ and other stories from the mean streets of 1980s New York
A documentary on Jim Henson by Ron Howard and the Netflix miniseries starring Benedict Cumberbatch coincide in their portrait of an era as decadent as it was creative
In the ‘morgue’ of ‘The New York Times’
The genre can be a literary gem when it is written with the dedication seen at the U.S. newspaper, which prepares advance obituaries
Conflicts reach highest peak globally since World War II
There are up to 56 active conflicts across the globe, with an increasingly international component: 92 countries are involved in wars outside their borders
One in five children is overweight
According to new research, skipping breakfast or excessive screen time are risk factors for developing obesity
Russian attacks on power grid provoke the worst energy crisis of the war in Ukraine
Air strikes have left the country with less than half of its electricity generation capacity, leading to daily power outages of 10 hours or more, a situation experts say will deteriorate further ahead of winter
‘Latino voters are more of a target for AI-generated fake news’
Juan Rosa, from the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund, warns of the risks that artificial intelligence will pose to the community in the November elections
The Israeli army massacre after freeing four hostages in Gaza: ‘The bombings came from all directions’
Israel admits nearly 100 people were killed in Saturday’s operation in the Nuseirat refugee camp, while the Hamas-controlled Ministry of Health puts the number at 274, including dozens of children and women