Disney princesses also get sick: The health risks of living ‘happily ever after’
A satirical article looks at the dangers faced by characters such as Cinderella, Snow White and Belle, a list that includes loneliness, rabies and alopecia
Two political prisoners dead in 72 hours: Alarm rises over conditions in Venezuela's prisons
Relatives of the deceased have denounced the lack of medical care and mistreatment in the prisons. Both victims were arrested during the protests that followed the June 28 elections
“My wife will sue anyone who falsely refers to ‘Y.M.C.A.’ as a gay anthem”: How a Village People classic ended up in the hands of the far right
The group’s biggest hit from 1978 has come back to the forefront due to its unexpected use at Donald Trump’s political rallies and the reaction of its controversial co-writer to those who claim it as an anthem for the LGBTQ+ community
The Egyptian fish that shows us why having a fever is very useful
Nile tilapia move to warmer waters when they become ill to mimic the effects of fever in warm-blooded animals
The new laws that will take effect in Texas in 2025
The Texas Privacy and Data Security Act, which went into effect in July 2024, will be extended in 2025. Similarly, other legislation will be enacted on the first day of the new year
January 10 in Venezuela: The mother of all inaugurations
The more than probable return of Nicolás Maduro to the presidency does not end the hopes of Edmundo González and María Corina Machado of being able to impose the result of the elections
Islamist technocracy: How HTS, the group leading change in Syria, became a force capable of defeating Assad
After distancing itself from Al Qaeda, the militia spent years trying out an administration in Idlib province that set it apart from other rebel factions and which it is now partially transferring to the rest of the country
Pro-migrant organizations mobilize against Trump’s mass deportation plans
TPS beneficiaries go on hunger strike to ask President Biden to renew their temporary protection before the Republican tycoon takes office
This is how the family separation policy that shocked the world operated in the first Trump administration
Human Rights Watch argues that those responsible for the ‘Zero Tolerance’ policy applied at the border six years ago should not return to government. But the president-elect has already appointed three of them to new positions
Head of Russia’s nuclear defense forces killed in Moscow bomb attack
Igor Kirillov has been reported dead along with his assistant after a device exploded near their official vehicle
Judge in hush money case refuses to throw out Trump’s conviction despite Supreme Court immunity decision
The president-elect has been trying to get the case nullified before he returns to the White House. His lawyers argue that having the case hanging over his head would be a burden on his ability to govern