María Corina Machado’s Nobel Prize thrusts the Venezuelan opposition onto the world stage
The recognition gives new impetus to the democratic cause at a time of great uncertainty for the South American country
Updated US guidelines for the hepatitis B vaccine in newborns: What they say and why they’re controversial
Vaccine advisers to the CDC voted to postpone immunization in specific cases, a decision that has raised concerns among experts
Oleksandra Matviichuk, Ukrainian lawyer: ‘Putin doesn’t want peace. He wants to forcefully restore the Russian Empire’
The activist who heads the Ukrainian organization Center for Civil Liberties, which won the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, warns that ending the invasion will only be possible if the Kremlin feels that ‘the price of continuing the war is higher than the price of stopping it’
‘ICE was here’: Massachusetts church keeps Nativity scene against immigration raids despite criticism
Church leaders ordered the parish to remove the display, arguing that it violates ecclesiastical norms
The BBC is no exception: Far-right forces are targeting European public broadcasters
The far right is threatening to stiffle state-owned media corporations or put them at its service if it comes to power
Why the internet is obsessed with handsome priests: ‘Nothing challenges their authority more than showing them in their entirety’
After Rosalía’s ‘nun mania,’ fascination with sexy men of the cloth is back. From real spiritual leaders on TikTok to actors like Josh O’Connor, the clergy have become an unhealthy obsession on social media
Activists use GTA V and Fortnite to educate gamers on how to respond to an ICE raid
The New Save Collective simulates scenarios in which video game users must confront immigration agents
Allred out, Crockett in: The battle for Texas Senate seat is upended by a surprise withdrawal and candidacy
Among the Democrats, the primaries will pit James Talarico against Jasmine Crockett, while on the Republican side there are several contenders seeking to unseat John Cornyn, who has held the position since 2002
Russia wants to impose its peace plan with advances on multiple fronts in Ukraine
Kyiv’s troops hold 10% of the city of Pokrovsk, are losing ground in other sectors of the Donetsk and Kharkiv provinces, and are retreating alarmingly in Zaporizhzhia
48 hours in Dubai with the global gurus of digital assets and traditional finance
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao made an appearance following his pardon by Donald Trump, and defended bitcoin over tokenized gold in a heated exchange with skeptic Peter Schiff
Belle da Costa, the woman who concealed her origins in 1905 and ended up running New York’s most legendary library
The Morgan Library in New York pays tribute to its first director, who navigated a racist society and went on to lead the cultural institution for over two decades
Venezuelans raising their torches to celebrate María Corina Machado’s Nobel Prize
The controversy surrounding the award for the opposition leader has even reached the preparations, forcing a small expatriate association to step forward and organize the traditional procession in honor of the winner
Brazil, world champion of super-salaries: 53,000 civil servants earn more than the legal limit
A study compared civil service salary caps in 11 countries as Congress debates public administration reform in a nation with particularly high social inequality
Pressure from Trump: María Corina Machado’s strategy to force a transition in Venezuela
In recent months, the opposition leader has joined the Republican’s efforts to pressure Maduro to relinquish power
Florida congresswoman María Elvira Salazar breaks ranks with Miami’s Cuban-American Republicans and Trump
The representative describes the government’s decision to pause all immigration processes for citizens of 19 countries as ‘unfair’ and ‘un-American’
Eight Matisse collages stolen at gunpoint from an exhibition in São Paulo
One of the two suspects has been arrested after taking artworks that were part of an art book titled ‘Jazz,’ and which had already been stolen in the past
Cuba sentences former deputy PM Alejandro Gil to life in prison for espionage and treason
The politician, who was also economy minister, was until 2024 a highly trusted collaborator of President Miguel Díaz-Canel
María Corina Machado’s hidden year: From clandestinity to the Nobel Prize
The Venezuelan opposition leader has been organizing internal resistance and persuading Washington to toughen its stance against Nicolás Maduro
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últimas noticias
María Corina Machado’s Nobel Prize thrusts the Venezuelan opposition onto the world stage
Updated US guidelines for the hepatitis B vaccine in newborns: What they say and why they’re controversial
Oleksandra Matviichuk, Ukrainian lawyer: ‘Putin doesn’t want peace. He wants to forcefully restore the Russian Empire’
‘ICE was here’: Massachusetts church keeps Nativity scene against immigration raids despite criticism
- The trailblazing trans miner of Patagonia: ‘I hacked the system. I set a precedent. We changed history’
- The fall of a prolific science journal exposes the billion-dollar profits of scientific publishing
- Belle da Costa, the woman who concealed her origins in 1905 and ended up running New York’s most legendary library
- Ground attack or negotiated exit? Trump’s indecision raises tensions in Venezuela
- Florida congresswoman María Elvira Salazar breaks ranks with Miami’s Cuban-American Republicans and Trump
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