The videos Eduardo Horcasitas shares on social media about the reality of agricultural work have attracted the interest of thousands of people
The global cruise holding companies, which have designed the ships to be floating cities unto themselves, are few and wind up with the vast majority of the profits they produce
The actress has turned 65 away from cinema, but is back in the headlines after one of her earliest films, in which she appeared naked at age 13, was withdrawn by director Wim Wenders
A 550-pound unexploded device found at a construction site leads German authorities to clear the central railway station and surrounding areas
The agreement between the U.S. and Iran promises to resume traffic, but a full return to pre-war transit levels could take until the end of the year
Washington pushes economic issues tied to its interests, while expectations of near‑term political change fade
Nearly one in five regular users suffers from a chronic, under-diagnosed condition little known even among health staff
The Albiceleste open against Algeria with the challenge of emulating Brazil in 1962, the last team to win back-to-back titles in an era when soccer was played without cards or substitutions
The Argentine, who against Algeria can beat Cristiano Ronaldo to the record of being the first player to have played in six World Cups, maintained the suspense until the last minute
‘The New York Times’ reveals a memorandum warning of plans to remove the constitutional guarantee for detainees
In an election year that could reshape the political balance, Homeland Security Investigations directly asked election officials in Texas and North Carolina for information on at least nine voters
The UNIFIL force plans to withdraw starting in January after 48 years, despite the ongoing war
The deal between Washington and Tehran fails to meet any of Israel’s objectives and leaves the prime minister alienated from Trump and with no achievements to sell four months before the elections
The previous pact contained guarantees similar to those believed to be under discussion now, but in a political context far less conducive to agreement