A course on Romanesque art shows the little-known legacy in Spain of the religious militias that fought for Christianity and the myths that surrounded them
‘I’m preparing for the worst,’ says the 26-year-old’s mother. Earlier in July, Yan Carlos González González died in another prison after going more than 40 days without food in protest against a sentence he considered unjust
The congressman and son of the former Brazilian president moved to the United States to maneuver against Lula, pave the way for tariffs against his home country, and encourage sanctions against the judge investigating his father
Some detainees accuse authorities of ‘almost forcing’ them to sign agreements to be expelled
Perhaps reluctantly, WNBA star Caitlin Clark has become the right’s favorite player. The progressive movement now also has its standard-bearer in Paige Bueckers
The president received DHS Secretary Kristi Noem in Buenos Aires, illustrating the improving relations between both countries
This week, Rome welcomes 1,000 creators of religious content on social media. They are attending a Jubilee on July 28 and 29, part of a Holy Year that focuses on the digital environment
In Florida, where immigrants make up 40% to 75% of senior care workers, the president’s campaign of mass deportations has led to a labor shortage
The attack took place in a skyscraper that houses the headquarters of the NFL and major financial firms. There is a police officer among the victims
Brussels’ capitulation to Donald Trump’s tariff imposition demonstrates the European Union’s geopolitical weakness
Brussels has not only accepted a 15% tariff, but also pledged to buy billions of dollars’ worth of energy products from Washington and increase its investments in the US
American officials and senators back the accusations about the ‘weaponization of the judiciary.’ Gustavo Petro replies that these remarks are ‘an intrusion into national sovereignty’