Japan cancels cherry blossom festival over complaints of tourists littering and ‘defecating’ in yards
The mass arrival of foreigners has become a hot-button issue in the Asian country, which will hold a general election on Sunday
The rise and fall of Alex Saab, financial shark of the Bolivarian Revolution
Nicolás Maduro’s alleged frontman, disgraced in Venezuela, has been detained amid confusing circumstances with few clues as to his fate
Civil rights and immigrant groups urge tourists to reconsider visiting Florida for the 2026 World Cup: ‘It’s not safe’
The organizations point out that immigration control tactics could expose foreign fans to arbitrary detention during the competition
Marissa Solis: ‘If you’d told me five years ago that Bad Bunny was performing at the Super Bowl, I’d never have believed it’
Luján Artola|New York|
The NFL’s senior vice president, born in Mexico, manages the American football league’s brand at a time of transformation and expansion
Horden: portraits of family, death, and dreams in an English mining town
Marc Bassets / Ed Alcock|
Touching on daydreaming, field research and an oppressive family reality, artist Ed Alcock used photos, drawings and documents to reconstruct the story of his great-uncle Kendon and life in Horden, a mining town in the north of England nestled in one of the poorest areas of Europe
Photographer Valentina Sinis’ portrayal of Afghan women: ‘They all wanted to tell their story’
The Italian photojournalist, second finalist for the Luis Valtueña International Humanitarian Photography Award, portrays the intimate lives of women under the yoke of the Taliban
Telegram, the platform favored by cybercriminals and disinformation
The instant messaging service’s lax content moderation policy has turned it into a hotbed of criminal activity
From the US to Málaga: the world of chemistry chooses Spain
The North Carolina headquarters of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) is moving to Europe and will have one of its two offices in the Andalusian city
Kelly Clarkson prioritizes her children over role as talk show queen
Last summer, the father of the singer’s two children passed away. After seven seasons and 24 Daytime Emmy Awards, she will leave The Kelly Clarkson Show but continue to make music
Trump stirs up trouble near Iran
The deployment of colossal forces by the United States in the Middle East could have the corrupting effect of encouraging the president to use them
The disappearance of ‘Today’ host Savannah Guthrie’s mother, the mystery that has shocked the United States
Nancy Guthrie, 84, the mother of the popular NBC anchor, went missing from her Arizona home on January 31. Authorities are treating the case as a kidnapping and are offering a $50,000 reward for information. Even President Trump has offered federal assistance
Cuba’s growing fuel shortages: ‘This feels apocalyptic’
With oil shipments suspended since December, massive blackouts and a collapsed transportation system, the regime is asking for new sacrifices and ‘creativity’ from an exhausted population
Cuban opposition leaders on dialogue with the US: ‘The solution to the suffering of the people must be at the center of the debate’
Some of the most influential voices inside and outside the island believe that the regime is at a critical juncture that threatens its survival
‘Boycott! We don’t buy where we’re not respected!’: Target, the new focus of protests against ICE
Alba Asenjo|Washington|
The Minnesota-based retail giant has changed CEOs amid strong pressure across the country to take a stand against immigration raids
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