‘Sexile’ in the United States: Hundreds of transgender Americans seek refuge from Trump in Canada
The Republican’s transphobic policies are sparking panic among LGBTQ+ people, triggering a 10-fold increase in asylum applications so far this year
Trajan, the Roman emperor who fought the Dacians and Parthians, superpowers like today’s Russia and China
Historian David Soria dedicates a monumental biography, with special emphasis on military matters, to the first Caesar of Hispanic origin
Dalí’s creative dream: Scientific evidence demonstrates the power of micro-naps
Brief periods of sleep can drive creativity and help with problem-solving
Depression, anxiety and self-harm: the extreme consequences of teenage screen addiction
Mental health experts warn that hyper-connection can wreak havoc on young people’s mental and emotional development
Commander H, from corrupt police chief to leader of La Barredora gang in Mexico
Hernán Bermúdez, the former head of Security and Citizen Protection in the state of Tabasco, has been showing up in Mexican Army documents since 2019. He has been identified as a key player in organized crime in his home state
Roberto Saviano: ‘To be believed, you have to die, like Falcone, or risk dying. What kind of world do we live in?’
The writer has won a moral victory in court, after 17 years, against a whole movement in Italy, especially on the far right, that downplays the death threat from the Camorra hanging over him
Ladies, villains, or lolitas: How to spot a cliché about women in film
In ‘Ladies, Villains and Lolitas,’ film analyst Sandra Miret dissects the cinema that shaped us with a feminist perspective, dismantling stereotypes, clichés and notable absences to make us more critical
Medicaid under Trump’s new law: how it will affect migrants and people with disabilities
More than 16 million Americans would lose their health coverage under the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’
Chapter 6: The art of deception in the White House
Trump has a wide repertoire for positioning his own truths: sometimes he uses the rhetorical device of hyperbole, other times he overwhelms his audience with a huge amount of data. And in some cases, he simply lies
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