Peru’s President Pedro Castillo arrested after attempting to dissolve Congress
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The Peruvian police have confirmed the arrest of the leader, who has been in power for a year and a half
Like humans, animals also have asymmetrical brains
Research on the brain lateralization of other species provides insights into their emotions
The sacred drugs of antiquity: Fact and fiction
A new book explores the relationship between mythology and ritualistic use of hallucinogens in ancient history
San Francisco reverses decision to allow use of police robots to deliver lethal force
County Board of Supervisors backtracks following public backlash and concerns about ‘the precedent it sets for other cities without as strong a commitment to police accountability’
China backtracks on zero-Covid policy in wake of mass protests
Beijing has approved easing measures after citizens took to the streets in a rare show of public anger over draconian restrictions to combat the spread of the coronavirus
Pioneering method can detect 14 types of cancer with a blood test
A new class of biomarkers increases the sensitivity of liquid biopsies in locating early-stage tumors from 10% to 62%
James Cameron on filming ‘Titanic’: ‘Kate Winslet came out a bit traumatized’
More than two decades after the release of the blockbuster, the British actress and director have reunited for the movie ‘Avatar: The Way of the Water’
Helga Nowotny, sociologist: ‘The metaverse will be a time machine’
The renowned scholar and co-founder of the European Research Council believes that ‘co-evolution’ between machines and humans is changing our perception of time
Hilary Duff opens up about battling an eating disorder as a teenager: ‘It was horrifying’
In an interview with ‘Women’s Health’ magazine, the actress explains how she learned to cope with the media attention and develop a healthier relationship with her body
‘There is no going back’ on Iranian protests, says exiled writer Taghi Rahmani
Described by Reporters Without Borders as Iran’s most frequently jailed journalist, he is certain that the only way forward is the overthrow of the regime
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner redraws political map of Argentina after being handed six-year jail term for corruption
The former president and serving vice president announced she will not be running in the 2023 elections, sparking a Peronist succession contest and handing the centrist opposition a boost
Philosopher José Antonio Marina: ‘The fact that happiness has become fashionable is catastrophic’
In his new book, the writer gives an overview of history from the point of view of the desires and emotions that drive it
From Albert Einstein to Harry Houdini: A compendium of historic surgeries
In ‘Under the Knife,’ Arnold Van de Laar presents a collection of anecdotes from the operating room, with protagonists ranging from Kennedy to the ancient Romans
Mexico City is on alert after a threatening video circulates on social media
Heavily armed men claim control over Milpa Alta, a rural area on the capital’s southern fringe
Utah is the new Las Vegas: How this conservative state became the international LGBTQ+ community’s favorite place for online weddings
Recent legal changes have attracted thousands of homosexual couples prohibited from getting married in their own countries