Aquilino Gonell, former Capitol sergeant: ‘If it hadn’t been for the police, the US would be a dictatorship’
The military veteran defended members of Congress from the mob on January 6 — and now says forgetting that day puts U.S. democracy at risk
A hybrid building: Soccer pitch, housing, and a shopping mall
Tampere, in Finland, is betting on mixed-use infrastructure to redensify the city
Europe urges Trump to respect Greenland following annexation threats
A group of states, led by Germany, France, Italy, and Spain, support Denmark and propose that the US strengthen Arctic security
Science seeks keys to human longevity in the genetic mixing of Brazilian supercentenarians
A study of 160 people over a century old includes some of the oldest humans on the planet
Luisa Neubauer, climate change activist: ‘Ecology shouldn’t be a punitive force, but a joyful and liberating one’
‘Not being pure doesn’t make you any less legitimate. It’s a very effective way to discredit and demobilize us,’ says the leader of Fridays for Future in Germany
Trump followed CIA recommendation to hand power to Delcy Rodríguez due to risk that Machado would not control the army
The US president decided to support the continuity of the Chavista regime because he believes that this better guarantees stability in the Latin American country
The Motherwell painting that Franco wanted to hide from view
Unpublished documents from MoMA shed light on the mysteries of a famous episode of artistic censorship in the post-war period
Maduro’s sweatsuit and the triumph of the ‘poor image’
The sports outfit that the Venezuelan leader was wearing at the time of his capture has become news and a source of satirical material repeated to the point of nausea
Mexico seeks to shore up its defenses following US incursion in Venezuela
Sheinbaum insists on ‘collaboration’ and ‘shared responsibility.’ Trump’s main justification for attacking Caracas is the fight against drug trafficking. It’s the same argument he has used to pressure Mexico on various fronts
It is easier to overthrow a tyrant than to govern a leaderless country
After the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the world had one less dictator, but it was more insecure. In Venezuela, the regime hasn’t even changed
Hope gives way to uncertainty among Venezuelan exiles in the US after Maduro’s capture
The community of more than half a million fears for the future of their immigration processes, which have been in legal limbo since Trump eliminated TPS and other protections
Cubans look to Venezuela fearfully after Trump’s incursion: ‘We could be next’
Island residents are trying to figure out what the fall of Chavismo could mean for them, and whether Cuba might be Washington’s next target as suggested by State Secretary Marco Rubio
The operation in Venezuela to capture Maduro threatens to widen the cracks in the MAGA movement
Sectors of the Republican grassroots and some party politicians question the logic behind an intervention that seems to contradict the campaign promise of putting ‘America first’
Trump clarifies who is ultimately in charge in Venezuela: ‘Me’
In an interview with NBC, the US president said that other officials including State Secretary Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will help oversee the country’s management
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Stephen Miller, the most radical voice in Trump’s inner circle
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