Moscow said it shot down 12 missiles fired at one of its regions bordering Ukraine, as Kyiv seeks to embarrass the Kremlin saying that life is going on as normal despite the 22-month war
The Italian filmmaker, who directed ‘Gomorra,’ now tackles a dramatic migration story in a movie that has already won the Silver Lion for best director at Venice and is now seeking to claim an Oscar
The Japanese thinker is a phenomenon in his country. A proud Marxist, he thinks that we should ban the use of private jets and space shuttles
A study of hair samples from 50 animal species in Bialowieza, Poland, collected over the course of seven decades, reveals the invisible effects of fossil fuel emissions
Erotic goals for this new year include planning and investing more time in sex, as well as making the effort to become the perfect partner
It has been a good year for television fiction. Proof of this are some productions that have missed out on the lists of the best of the year. We recover five of them
The trip to Eagle Pass comes as Senate negotiators keep plugging away in hopes of a bipartisan deal
Various initiatives to preserve human history and civilization sent archives into space for extraterrestrial archaeologists to find
The rampant multiplication of digital media outlets with no journalistic value and offering hardly any information has a secret: funding with public money from the regional government
The Finance Ministry confirms that the country is now ‘the largest sovereign issuer with a BBB rating globally’
A decade ago, the country suffered from the world’s highest rates of the disease, but an unprecedented health campaign has made it the first nation on track to beat the epidemic, according to the WHO. Now it wants the rest of the continent to be able to follow in its footsteps
Meryl Streep and Jada Pinkett Smith are two examples of a trend that raises the possibility that silence is the best way to manage a divorce without (too much) drama
When weapons corner politics, only the spiral of violence governs. We see it between Ukraine and Russia, between Hamas and Israel, and this Wednesday in the attack that killed over a hundred people in Iran
Connecticut, Georgia, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi and Montana were among the states that evacuated their capitols
Temperatures fell below minus 40 degrees Celsius (minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit) in the Nordic region for a second day in a row Wednesday
US president will characterize his predecessor as a serious threat to the nation’s founding principles, arguing that Trump will seek to undermine US democracy should he win a second term
Trump is the omnipresent trickster that won’t go away. He looms over the American experience like a Zeppelin full of hot air
The former deputy commander of the EZLN reappeared on the 30th anniversary of the Indigenous uprising but away from the spotlight, without saying a word, as part of his new role within the Mexican guerrilla movement
Experts insist that body mass index isn’t everything; the key is to stay independent and preserve muscle mass
The number of people quitting their jobs — a sign of confidence in the job market — fell to its lowest level since February 2021
Britain has endured a year of rolling strikes across the health sector as staff sought pay rises to offset the soaring cost of living
A study examines an aging theory, showing how social changes counteract this effect of natural selection
Ishikawa prefecture and nearby areas were shaken by a 4.9 magnitude aftershock on Wednesday — one of dozens that have followed Monday’s magnitude 7.6 temblor
The explosions struck an event marking the fourth anniversary of the killing of Gen. Qassem Soleimani, the head of the Revolutionary Guard’s elite Quds Force, who died in a U.S. drone strike in Iraq
Television networks and platforms could not remain on the sidelines of an already traditional custom of glorifying violence as a solution to problems
The Israeli prime minister is facing international pressure to include the Palestinian National Authority in the future governance of the Strip while ultra-Orthodox and ultra-nationalist elements demand the expulsion of Gazans
In the future, we may remember 2023 as the year in which everything went wrong: the climate crisis became irreversible and artificial intelligence got out of control. But we could also remember 2024 as the year in which we decided to fight for something different