January 04, 2024

The adult film director has created a non-profit online platform that seeks to give parents and educators the tools they need to discuss pornography and sexuality with children and teenagers

The Mississippi Capitol and courthouses in Arkansas and Montana were evacuated following threats that disrupted government affairs for the second day in a row

A study suggests a correlation between auditory devices and life expectancy, which would increase up to 25% in those who use them frequently

A petition with over 120,000 signatures seeks to defeat a plan to replace the original panes saved from the fire with modern alternatives

Cyanobacteria from almost two billion years ago had an organelle present in the photosynthesis of modern-day algae and plants

An Iranian source close to the investigation says that the blasts were carried out by suicide bombers, despite earlier talk of remote-controlled bombs having been used. Some Iranian leaders had initially blamed Israel

It’s the first time the Houthis have used an unmanned surface vessel since their harassment of commercial ships in the Red Sea began after the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war

A few months ago one of the most influential designers of the century passed away. The artistic director of Minotti always knew that his designs sold well because it was what the public needed

Former US President’s attorneys say the prosecutors turned over to the defense thousands of pages of evidence and an exhibit list while the case was paused

A shelter with headquarters in the Mexican capital and on the border with Guatemala offers a temporary home for those fleeing homophobia

The British government announced this week that the number of migrants crossing fell by more than a third in 2023, to just under 26,000

She arrived at the White House taking opioid analgesics prescribed for her severe back pain, but her addiction to drugs and alcohol worsened in the following years, as she herself recounted in her autobiography

The singer’s second album is the best of the year, according to ‘The New York Times’ and ‘Rolling Stone’; she has more Grammy nominations than Taylor Swift and connects with a wide audience thanks to her brazen, feminine lyrics

With 40 homicides per 100,000 people and crime rates at a historic high, the country hopes that President Daniel Noboa’s project will bring an end to the violence

For Democrats, nothing is at stake. For Republicans, there are usually two prizes: delegates and bragging rights

A court upholds the CGT labor federation’s claim against the far-right president’s unilateral decree that bypassed Congress

Getting third-party computer manufacturers is the latest move by the company to capitalize on its close partnership with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI

Matthew Butterick is leading a series of lawsuits against firms such as Microsoft, OpenAI and Meta. He is seeking to defend the copyrights of artists, writers and programmers

The Popular Mobilization Force, a coalition of militias under the control of the Iraqi military, announced that its deputy head of operations in Baghdad had been killed ‘as a result of brutal American aggression’

Researchers from the pharmaceutical company Roche have published an article in ‘Nature,’ which discusses their discovery of a drug that works against resistant infections. It’s already being tested in humans

The preteen who was unveiled to the outside world a little more than a year ago has since accompanied her father to a slew of major public events

ISIS has claimed responsibility, via Telegram, for the death of more than 80 people in two explosions in the Iranian city. The attack leaves open major questions about possible consequences in the Middle East

Recent diplomatic talks have led to several measures aimed at stemming the flow of thousands of people heading north