Most lethal bacterium of all time became less virulent in order to keep killing millions
The evolution of a single gene from the bubonic plague microbe allowed it to survive for centuries — and to this very day
Supreme Court lets Trump end humanitarian parole for 500,000 migrants
The court sides with the administration, leaving Venezuelans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Cubans at risk of deportation
Half a million ‘Dreamers’ fear deportation: ‘Now I’m really more afraid’
The latest court ruling confirms the illegality of the DACA program, but only in the state of Texas. However, the 538,000 beneficiaries across the US feel under threat
A vacant lot, one survivor and a short path to death for the Mexican band Grupo Fugitivo
The relatives of the five musicians killed in Reynosa believe that the promise of a concert was used to lure them into a fatal trap by a faction of the Gulf Cartel
Migrants deported to El Salvador see their hopes of return fade
Immigration judges have closed asylum cases of a dozen sent to CECOT, diminishing their chances of returning to the US
Israel forces thousands of Gazans to travel tens of miles to access aid
Three of the four distribution points run by the private foundation operating outside the UN system are located in the south — precisely where Netanyahu has been attempting for months to displace the population in order to ‘conquer Gaza’
The trailblazing trans miner of Patagonia: ‘I hacked the system. I set a precedent. We changed history’
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Carla Antonella Rodríguez recounts how she became the first woman from her hometown, Río Turbio in southern Argentina, to work inside the mine — a story now told in the film ‘Miss Carbón’
Leprosy spread throughout America centuries before the arrival of Europeans
The largest study of ancient and modern samples reveals a variant of the disease that evolved over millennia on the continent
A robotic arm made from human tissue: Science advances toward living muscle prosthetics
Laboratories in Barcelona and Tokyo are combining organic and artificial elements to create biological robots that mimic the body’s movements, functionality, and regenerative capacity
Elon Musk’s legacy in Washington: Thousands laid off, a chainsaw, and fewer cuts than promised
The richest man in the world leaves his months at the helm of DOGE with insider knowledge of the very administration he was tasked with downsizing — and a reputational crisis for his companies that won’t be easy to repair
Mexico and the United States decimate Los Chapitos
After the death of El Perris, head of security, the government has captured hitmen leader Moisés Barnabé, delivering a new blow to the dwindling faction of the Sinaloa Cartel
Trump says overturning tariffs would ‘completely destroy presidential power’
The president’s team is preparing a Plan B to impose new tariffs with another law if the International Trade Court ruling is not overturned
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últimas noticias
Moscow and Kyiv agree to large-scale prisoner exchange as Ukraine demands return of children deported to Russia
Spectacular eruption on Mount Etna sends up 5,000-meter column of smoke
Helen Toner, former OpenAI director: ‘If all AI development stopped now, its impact is already as big as the internet’
WHO resolution helps reframe skin diseases as a ‘global public health priority,’ not a ‘cosmetic issue’
- Going to an office and pretending to work: A business that’s booming in China
- 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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