About one in six children in the U.S. has at least one developmental disability or other developmental delay, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Republicans have tried other ways in recent years to remove Democrats or nonpartisans from office even in the absence of any allegation of wrongdoing
More than 75,000 people in the U.S. died last year from overdoses of synthetic opioids, an annual figure more than 20 times higher than a decade ago
Far-right and crackpot minorities are imposing their tyranny on the majority, protected by counter-majoritarian democracy
The high death toll, multiple captives and slow response to the onslaught pointed to a major intelligence failure and undermined the long-held perception that Israel has eyes and ears everywhere
The American superstar claimed a third gold medal at the 2023 gymnastics world championships on Sunday by winning the women’s beam with a superb routine on the final day of the competition
From humble street-side taco stands to Michelin-starred restaurants, the love of this food only continues to grow in the U.S.
The CEO of financial giant Federated Hermes — a Jerusalem-born Palestinian who holds a doctorate in Medieval History — believes that corporate governance is key to the success of any company
The most melancholy season of the year is usually associated with nostalgia and melodrama, and the work of directors like Douglas Sirk, John M. Stahl or Marcel Carné is perfect for it
The researcher defends the utility of human presence in space to study aging and cancer in order to apply that knowledge on Earth
Amazon and eBay offer hundreds of increasingly sophisticated and inexpensive surveillance equipment. While the items are legal, some of the purposes for which they are used are not
This Australian has just opened an exhibition in Spain with more than 50 dinosaurs built with over six million bricks
The ouster of Kevin McCarthy, the speaker of the House of Representatives, highlights how the group has become entrenched in a ‘civil war’ between traditional conservatism and Trumpism
Davies’ manager John Taylor said the director died ‘peacefully at home in his sleep’ on Saturday after a short illness
After becoming a Hollywood star, the actor — known for his performances in movies such as ‘Donnie Darko’ and ‘Brokeback Mountain’ — wants more time with his family and a quieter life on Broadway
A total of 52 climbers from various countries including the U.S., Britain, Japan, and Italy were attempting to summit the mountain when the avalanches hit
The official is leading the green revolution that President Gustavo Petro has in mind, getting rid of oil and coal
EL PAÍS met with the famous thinker in Berlin. Known for his short sentences, the author of ‘The Burnout Society’ works at night and sleeps during the day
It’s one of the deadliest earthquakes to strike the country in two decades
The potential for prolonged and expanding violence could test Biden’s leadership on both the world stage and at home as he tries to navigate between demonstrating unflinching support for Israel and fostering a broader peace in the combustible Mideast
The Israeli Army has still not regained control of the entire territory and continues to fight against Palestinian militia members who infiltrated the country
Gaza militia members are demanding the release of all Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the return of the captives. In the past, the Jewish state has paid a high price in swaps for soldiers, living or dead
The government said that tourism revenues reached about 753 billion yuan ($103 billion) during the combined Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday period that ended Friday, a rise of 1.5% over 2019 and 130% compared to last year when pandemic restrictions were still in place
The flood began shortly after midnight Wednesday, when the waters of a glacial lake overflowed, cracking open the biggest hydroelectric dam in Sikkim state
A video showing alleged irregularities has become central to the controversy over potential fraud involving ballot drop boxes
Previous conflicts brought widespread death and destruction in Gaza and days of rocket fire on Israeli towns. The situation is potentially more volatile now, with Israel’s far-right government stung by the security breach and with Palestinians in despair over a never-ending occupation in the West Bank and suffocating blockade
The price of a kilo of the citrus fruit has gone from less than $1 to around $16 in some areas of Peru. While traders are reinventing themselves, a government minister has already been removed from office over the issue