The sinking of Mexico City
The Valley of Mexico is subsiding at a rate of up to 30cm a year, a phenomenon exacerbated by the excessive extraction of groundwater, heightening the risk of flooding
Pedro Pascal vs Pedro Piscal: A legal wrangle between the actor and a Chilean drink brand
The lawyers for the ‘Last of Us’ star are demanding the name of the beverage be changed to avoid confusion among consumers
The quarter-life crisis is the new midlife crisis: Young people’s problems are crushing the unhappiness curve
A study points to a paradigm shift, due to the mental health crisis faced by younger generations. Today, distress decreases with age
A tornado to revolutionize Hollywood: Artificial intelligence reinvents ‘The Wizard of Oz’
The Las Vegas Sphere premieres a $100 million immersive version of the 1939 classic
Colombia plans to allow commercial hunting of the ‘friendliest animal on the planet’
Scientists and animal rights activists differ on the need to allow the hunting of the world’s largest rodent, but agree that the deterioration of its ecosystem puts it at risk
Toyoake: The Japanese city that wants to limit cell phone use to two hours a day
The measure, which carries no penalties for noncompliance, is aimed at preventing ‘excessive use of devices that cause physical and mental health problems’
UNRWA chief: ‘Gaza is becoming the graveyard of international humanitarian law’
With famine declared and nearly 63,000 dead in less than two years, Philippe Lazzarini condemns the international community’s failure to act against Israel’s impunity
Colombia on alert as dissident groups ramp up drone attacks
The fatal attack on 13 police in an anti-narcotics helicopter illustrates the threat these devices pose in the hands of former FARC guerillas
Karina Milei, the power behind the throne in Argentina
President Javier Milei’s sister is his political and emotional anchor. She is now accused of participating in an alleged bribery network
Venezuelan singer Davicito wins asylum case, but remains in US detention: ‘I’ve never been a criminal’
On August 22, immigration authorities filed a motion to reopen the investigation and deport him, arguing that the judge had rushed to issue a ruling in favor of the artist
The history of Mexican drug trafficking is being written in US courts
‘El Mayo’ Zambada, ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán, and Caro Quintero — the three kings of Mexico’s drug empire — will spend their final days in the prisons in the United States
Powerful earthquake leaves more than 800 dead in eastern Afghanistan
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At least 2,800 people have been injured and hundreds of homes have been destroyed
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The spies of the pharaohs and the double agents of the Caesars: How intelligence services operated in antiquity
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- Technology reveals the stories erased from ancient manuscripts
- Octopuses have a favorite arm for each task
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