November 11, 2023

These new online retail apps have been fast-tracking their way with all kinds of promotions and big discounts, basing their strategy on significant incentives to buy

It was the century’s most memorable transatlantic transaction: the British glam star was tasked with channeling the performer languishing in American rock. Fifty years later, the album that resulted from that collaboration continues to mystify and captivate

With billions of views on TikTok, the #everythingshower or #showertok trend continues to accumulate more followers every day for its commitment to self-care and hygiene routines that can last over two hours. The trend has grown unstoppably, but that also arouses criticism

Hectares of avocado trees provided a bonanza for villagers, but in Mexico, money always attracts organized crime’s attention

He recounted famous battles fought by U.S. troops and said those deployments of soldiers are “linked in a chain of honor that stretches back to our founding days”

The Justice Department is opposing the effort to broadcast the trial that’s scheduled to begin in March

China has steadfastly stood by its claim to virtually the entire South China Sea, clashing with its smaller neighbors and drawing in the United States

Courses on Swift, Rick Ross and Succession supplement traditional law school courses with fun, accessible experiences that professors say they often didn’t have themselves

The seizure of the devices comes days after federal agents searched the Brooklyn home of Adams’ top campaign fundraiser, Brianna Suggs

Despite the worries, election directors say they and their staffs are resilient and more committed than ever

Construction is moving forward despite President Joe Biden’s campaign promise not to build more wall

Recent polls suggest Ramaswamy is part of the rest of the GOP pack who trail former President Donald Trump and generally fall behind Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in national polls

The former regional leader of Catalonia is public enemy No. 1 for many Spaniards for fleeing after leading a failed illegal secession bid in 2017 that brought the country to the brink

The country plans to spend $11.7 billion on post-quake reconstruction over the next five years

A cultural product cannot be controlled once it is out there, says director David Fincher, who is now releasing ‘The Killer’ on Netflix. This is the case of his most famous work, a film that has been claimed by the extreme right

The IT expert’s project was recently chosen by Spain’s BBVA Foundation as a recipient of its research promotion program

Khaled Abú Hamra, a health worker at the Shifa medical center, describes to EL PAÍS the chaos prevailing in the midst of the Israeli army’s attacks on facilities without food, water or electricity.

Police detained four former Palestinian MPs on their way to a protest in Nazareth. Persecution of displays of solidarity with Gaza grows after hundreds of interrogations, arbitrary dismissals and monitoring of social networks

The digital realm makes it harder to pretend that someone you used to love does not exist. Still, people try

Authorities agree that Louis Wright was wrongly convicted. They’re convinced after DNA testing excluded him as the perpetrator

Federal agencies are making plans for a shutdown that would shutter government services and halt paychecks for millions of federal workers and military troops

The ruling from U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon is a modest victory for special counsel Jack Smith’s team, which had vigorously rejected efforts to push off the trial beyond its scheduled start date of May 20, 2024

The vice president has been traveling the country in recent months, looking to build excitement among young people and voters of color at a time when polls show that a majority of Democrats believe Biden is too old for a second term

Actors will be returning to an industry still in the midst of painful transformation and streaming upheaval. Even before the strike, every studio was reexamining its streaming strategy