St. Patrick’s Day: All about NYC’s parade and the Chicago River dyeing
Alonso Martínez|
First held in 1762, before America’s independence, the parade is the oldest and largest in the world
It wasn’t just terror: The Nazis won the cultural battle in a year
For the National Socialists, everything was political. All forms of culture — from theater and cinema to painting and literature — were turned into instruments of propaganda and antisemitism
Humor as a tool to understand the US immigration system: ‘There is no easy way to move to America’
Laura Rojas Aponte|New York|
Comedian Felipe Torres Medina’s new book, ‘America, Let Me In: A Choose Your Immigration Story,’ uses funny anecdotes to illustrate the challenges migrants face in obtaining visas
Lee Child, writer: ‘Jack Reacher would be opposed to a lot of Trump’s policies because they are cruel’
The author and executive producer presents the third season of ‘Reacher,’ an adaptation of his work that follows a former military police officer as he travels across the United States, solving crimes and delivering his own brand of justice
The complex path of agoraphobia: ‘After a life limited by fear, you can manage to forget about it’
Avoiding places or activities that provoke anxiety leads those who suffer from this disorder to seek refuge, so as not to relive this debilitating feeling
Ukraine retains only 10% of the territory it gained from Russia after losing the city of Sudzha
Moscow says it has expelled Kyiv’s troops from this town and is confident of the complete ‘liberation’ of Kursk province in the coming days
‘The Apprentice’ faced the challenge of making us even more scared of Donald Trump. It managed it
The biopic explains what he learned from Roy Cohn, an unscrupulous lawyer addicted to lying and extortion. The portrait is brutal, not unlike the current reality
Immigration boosts the population of US cities
Nearly 2.7 million migrants have found a new home in America’s 387 metropolitan areas
‘It’s very painful because I don’t know if my son is there’: Terror at the Teuchitlán extermination center
Hundreds of people are searching among the objects found at a ranch used by the CJNG cartel for any clues about their missing loved ones. Collectives of mothers are organizing across Mexico to travel to the site
Cryptocurrencies, movies and electric cars: The conflicts of interest that surround Trump and Musk
The economic benefits obtained by the president and his family and by the richest man in the world in the first weeks of the new administration are setting off alarm bells in the United States
Trump plans to invoke 1798 law to increase number of migrants sent to Guantánamo after a wave of lawsuits
ICE has returned to US territory the 40 undocumented immigrants who still remained at the naval base
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