Can sport make us smarter?
Science explores the relationship between body and mind in a bid to determine whether physical exercise positively affects cognitive functions
Americans, the migrants with the largest presence in Mexico
Almost 70% of the 1.2 million migrants in the country are US citizens. After the pandemic, the number of residence visas being issued skyrocketed, while the amount of undocumented Americans being sent back decreased
Ukraine seeks to redirect relationship with Trump to save US aid
Donald Trump keeps up the pressure and demands Zelenskiy agree to a cease-fire now or risk “fighting alone”
All quiet on the Hollywood front as the first Trump 2.0 Oscars approach
Ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, only veterans such as Jane Fonda have dared to speak out against the US president’s aggressive policies
Sinaloa, flooded with fentanyl: Mexico hits Los Chapitos in its drug stronghold
In the last four years, authorities have seized 5.4 tons of fentanyl, almost 50% in territory controlled by the sons of ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán, from where it is trafficked to the US through Tucson and San Diego
Trump changes sides
The U.S. president leaves Ukraine and Europe alone against Russia after decades of strategic alliance
Andrés Jaque, architect: ‘The street of the future is a bustling street, full of life and shade’
The dean of the Graduate School of Architecture at Columbia University believes that we must commit to an ‘interspecies alliance.’ Buildings must not only be sustainable: they must also heal the ecology
Julián Casanova, historian: ‘The good things Franco did were done by democracies without torture or death sentences’
The professor of contemporary history has published a new biography of the dictator, a solid portrait that covers everything from his time in Africa and Hitler’s help at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War to the essential role of the Church in the regime
Teens suffering from obesity have a broken circadian clock
A study of adolescents shows that concentrating caloric intake in the early hours of the day can help reduce the risk of obesity
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