Europe says that new US incentives discriminate against its electric vehicles
The EC wants the United States to eliminate measures that allegedly favor sales of domestically manufactured cars
Mike Tyson vs. Disney’s Hulu: ‘Heads will roll’
The former boxer charges against the American audiovisual platform for not paying the copyright in the series about his life that will premiere on August 25
How Disney overtook Netflix in subscriber numbers
The group has surpassed its growth expectations and taken the plunge to raise prices in the United States
US mother charged for helping teen daughter have abortion after Facebook hands over her messages
Mark Zuckerberg’s company turned over personal chats between a mother and daughter, sparking widespread debate about online privacy in the post-Roe era
Night of terror in Mexico raises alarm bells in US over narco violence
Washington issued a security alert on Wednesday after the Jalisco New Generation Cartel stormed two states, blocking roads and burning vehicles
WhatsApp strengthens user privacy measures
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announces three new features of the popular messaging app
Reopening of the Black Sea grain corridor brings hope for the food crisis
Experts maintain that restarting Ukraine’s grain exports may stabilize prices, but the situation remains critical in the most vulnerable countries
The unpredictable hell of Woodstock 1999: Burning stages, sexual abuse and a stream of feces
Two documentaries detail the calamitous New York festival, which sought to emulate the legendary 1969 event but was shut down amid fires, riots, and violence