Emiliano Bruner, paleoneurobiologist: ‘With this big brain, we are intelligent and sad monkeys’
The scientist argues that obesity is the result of an evolutionary mismatch between brain programming and our social context
Hundreds of Greek firefighters battle out-of-control wildfire raging on the fringes of Athens
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Three hospitals, two monasteries and a children’s home were evacuated on Monday, while evacuation orders were issued for at least 30 areas, including several Athens suburbs
Mods and rockers: From fighting in the 1960s to struggling to survive in the 21st century
The two subcultures are suffering from a lack of generational change. A new exhibition recounts their history and idiosyncrasies from the “Battle of Brighton” in 1964, which was featured in the film ‘Quadrophenia,’ to the present day
Carlos Salcedo’s family entanglements: Murders, intrigues and a story full of loose ends
The killing of the soccer player’s sister, Paola Salcedo, has placed a turbulent family relationship in the spotlight. Mother accused son of the crime, while the Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office accuses the mother and sister of another murder at the beginning of the year
‘Illegal’ spies: The Kremlin’s secret tool in its war against the West
The case of the couple who posed as Argentines and whose children did not know they were Russian before being exchanged in a prisoner swap shows the importance that Vladimir Putin places on deep-cover agents
Javier Colomina, NATO representative for the southern flank: ‘The war in Ukraine will end, but the threat from the Sahel will continue’
‘I understand the criticism of the West’s double standards in the East and the Middle East,’ says the new head of the Southern Neighborhood
Wesley Snipes: From disgraced action hero to breaking Guinness World Records
The actor’s cameo in ‘Deadpool and Wolverine’ as the vampire hunter Blade is causing a media stir, nearly three decades after the same role gained him a reputation as being a difficult person to work with
Miss South Africa contestant’s withdrawal from contest exposes racial tensions
Model Chidimma Adetshina, who is of Nigerian and Mozambican origin, dropped out of the beauty competition after being caught up in a media storm that experts say highlights the hatred towards Black foreigners
New study explains how music affects the brains of patients with depression
The research opens the door to understanding whether songs can help people who do not respond to medication or treatment
The data contradicts Trump: Migrants don’t steal jobs, they save the economy
Figures shows that the record-high immigration of recent years has been what has kept the U.S. economy afloat, filling vacant job positions
Opposing campaign strategies: Harris’ ‘joy’ versus Trump’s ‘We are a failing nation’
After just a few weeks, the Democratic candidate is neck-and-neck with the Republican and is ahead in three swing states, according to a Siena College poll for ‘The New York Times’