Israel’s military prepares the ground for possible invasion of Lebanon
Israel has launched a third round of strikes in the neighboring country after Hezbollah fired missile at Mossad’s headquarters near Tel Aviv
Spain’s King Felipe excluded from Mexican president’s inauguration over silence to request for apology for Spanish conquest
The president-elect says in a statement that ‘Mexico and Spain share a solid relationship of friendship,’ but adds that ‘it would benefit from a renewed perspective’
Experiment confirms that bird flu in the US is spread by milking procedures
Controlled infection of cows in a high-security Kansas lab sheds light on the H5N1 transmission route, while experts call for ‘mass surveillance’ to stop an outbreak in Europe
A scientific rebellion to get Europe to approve a controversial Alzheimer’s drug
The new monoclonal antibody lecanemab has been greenlighted by the US and other countries, but the European Medicines Agency considers that the benefits do not outweigh the risks
New AI models like ChatGPT pursue ‘superintelligence’, but can’t be trusted when it comes to basic questions
A study published in the journal ‘Nature’ warns that errors, even in simple matters, will be difficult to completely eliminate in the future
Spanish-language literature widens its reach in Los Angeles
LA Librería, which offers a unique collection of bilingual children’s books, has moved to a new space to connect with more people in the Hispanic community
Sex, adventure and success: Michael Douglas, the everyman who fulfilled the fantasies of a generation
The actor turns 80 as a Marvel star, but before that he was the son of a legend, a producer with a great nose and the king of erotic thrillers in his imperial era
The long-term cost of Trump’s mass deportation: The economy could contract between 2.6% and 6%
The example of Arizona, where the departure of 40% of unauthorized migrants led to an annual reduction of 2% of GDP, provides clues as to what may happen at the national level if the Republican candidate delivers on his promise
Israel’s offensive in Lebanon: Bombings, evacuations and hundreds of deaths
The attacks of September 22-23 have already caused more fatalities in the country than all the other clashes this year
Milei burns all his diplomatic bridges in fiery speech at UN General Assembly
The leader of Argentina accused the United Nations of being led by ‘international bureaucrats’ who work to impose ‘a socialist agenda’ on poorer countries
Psychoanalysis and free sex: The Sullivanians, a commune that mutated into a cult on New York’s Upper West Side
A book and a documentary reconstruct the history of an organization set up by a couple of therapists in the late 1950s. The painter Jackson Pollock and the novelist Richard Price were linked to the group, which dissolved in 1991 and once had 400 members
Trump threatens 100% tariffs on cars imported from Mexico
At an event in Savannah, the Republican presidential candidate insisted on his protectionist messages as a recipe for economic policy