Even when we’re lying under a beach umbrella doing nothing, the body is still hard at work: regulating temperature, replenishing fluids and responding to sun exposure all consume energy
The Israel-born entrepreneur believes the rise of AI could enable a long period of strong growth
Prediction markets are courting female audiences via social media and empowerment messaging. What happens when betting is packaged as a lifestyle product?
Long-range missile and drone attacks, coupled with the stalemate on the front line, are driving up civilian death tolls on both sides, with the number of victims already nearing last year’s total
Local authorities in the capital of Argentina will allow limited commercial operation inside an abandoned pantheon that belonged to a wealthy family
A reform forces nonbank lenders, art and jewelry dealers, and crypto wallets to strengthen controls to identify the origin of illicit funds
The secretary of defense reveals a decision by the government of Abelardo de la Espriella that marks a shift in the South American country’s security policy
More than a week after the young man was killed in the middle of Sinaloa’s turf wars, his family is rejecting claims that he had ties to one of the state’s criminal factions
Citizens have built informal refuges with their own hands to help hundreds of people who have not received support from local authorities
After the earthquake in La Guaira, two LA residents experienced the loss of loved ones from afar. Unable to leave the US, they are coping with the additional pain of exile and immigration bureaucracy
At the start of the school year in the country’s second-largest school district, dozens of educators and volunteers patrol the streets of LA to warn families about possible immigration sweeps