How a hawk learned to use traffic lights to hunt in the city
The young raptor uses the signal to know when to hide behind the line of stopped cars and ambush its prey
Federal judge blocks Trump administration’s order banning Harvard from enrolling foreign students
The university had sued the US government to obtain a preliminary injunction
Old versus new masculinities: The debate shaking up Cannes
Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio’s attitudes at the festival stand in contrast to those of Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Alexander Skarsgård, Robert Pattinson, and Harris Dickinson
‘Saturday Night Live’ looks back on the chaos of its live musical performances
Sets by the likes of Sinéad O’Connor, Elvis Costello, Rage Against the Machine, and Fear on the NBC show didn’t go as planned. That’s why they’re so memorable, as a new documentary recollects
Harvey Weinstein is ‘not that bad’ and Blake Lively is ‘not a good person‘: How the American right has turned the tables
While the producer, convicted of multiple crimes, is starting to be viewed favorably, the actress, who has sued a co-star for harassment, is portrayed as a villain
Trump threatens the European Union with 50% tariffs starting June 1
The US president says negotiations with European countries are ‘going nowhere’
Court dates become traps to detain migrants in US
ICE agents surround the entrance to immigration courts in several cities to detain individuals who show up for their hearings
Erectile dysfunction ‘can be a warning of a cardiovascular problem’
About half of male adults between the ages of 40 and 70 suffer from erection trouble, but there are effective treatments, such as Viagra or penile prostheses
No Prague Spring and no Gulag: Putin’s Russia rewrites history to justify its wars
The textbooks written by the head of the Russian delegation that negotiated with Ukraine in Istanbul last week extol the conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries while minimizing the millions of victims
US contractors, an opaque entity and unknown funding: This is how Israel plans the future of aid to Gaza
An initiative driven by Trump and Netanyahu aims to take control of all humanitarian action to feed more than two million Gazans, displacing the United Nations
Shock in the Jewish community over the killing of two Israeli embassy employees: ‘We are always the target’
‘This will never stop if we don’t start doing things differently,’ says the rabbi of the local synagogue
Israeli troops deploy to Morocco during largest US military exercise in Africa amid Gaza offensive
Political and social groups denounce the presence of soldiers from the Israeli unit accused of the deaths of 15 Palestinian medical workers in the Strip in March
Trump vs. Harvard: Six keys to the attack on America’s academic symbol
The latest measure affects around 6,800 students, 27% of the total at the country’s most prestigious institution, which the Republican administration wants to bend to its will
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Moscow and Kyiv agree to large-scale prisoner exchange as Ukraine demands return of children deported to Russia
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WHO resolution helps reframe skin diseases as a ‘global public health priority,’ not a ‘cosmetic issue’
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- Puerto Ricans denounce that American tourists are trying to ‘silence’ the song of the coquí, the island’s endemic and endangered frog
- The filming of Robin Williams’ ‘Popeye,’ where cocaine was hidden in walkie-talkies: ‘You couldn’t escape it’
- A vacant lot, one survivor and a short path to death for the Mexican band Grupo Fugitivo
- Ayo Edebiri: ‘I’ve told my parents to get copies of all their documents. That’s not something that I would have ever wished’
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