Fossils found in Kenya shed light on the origin of human hands
Researchers say the remains of ‘Paranthropus boisei’ reveal that this ancient relative was capable of powerfully manipulating objects and food, climbing trees, and perhaps making tools
Journey to the epicenter of Mexico’s floods: Poza Rica calls for aid, and fast
Four days after the Cazones river overflowed, neighbors in one of the Mexican communities most seriously impacted by torrential rains are still clearing mud — and noting the absence of government assistance
By 2029 global debt will be higher than it’s been since the end of World War II, says IMF
The global organization calculates that public debt will skyrocket to up to 100% of the planet’s GDP, and advises countries with low tax revenues to raise them
Pau Brunet, the 12-year-old social media star helping people make sense of the complex world of autism
The youngster shares videos about how to cope with ASD with his 1.2 million followers. An interview with soccer star Marc Cucurella has turned him into a major influencer
The EU will respond ‘appropriately’ to Trump’s tariff threat against Spain
Brussels underscores that trade is the exclusive responsibility of the European executive and that there is already a bilateral trade agreement with the US
Mexican jaguar sanctuary welcomes ‘Yazu,’ a cub that will help develop a genetic bank
Flor Hernández|Tlacolula de Matamoros (Mexico)|
The project aims to rescue and care for these felines and return them to the wild, as well as to study their lineage and safeguard their DNA material
‘Task,’ violence and depression in working-class Philadelphia
The grim atmosphere that conditions the lives of the show’s protagonists is becoming common in the creations of Brad Ingelsby, responsible for the excellent ‘Mare of Easttown’
Underground siege of a key square in eastern Ukraine
In small groups, Russian soldiers dressed in civilian clothes are trying to take up positions in the nearly destroyed city of Kupiansk
Gazans view Trump’s plan, and the future, with pessimism: ‘Things will go back to the way they were or even worse’
Palestinians in the Strip have no illusions about the possibility of a lasting peace or the promised reconstruction
Trump makes aid to Milei conditional on the outcome of Argentina’s legislative elections
‘If he loses, we are not going to be generous with Argentina,’ the Republican warns during a meeting with his counterpart at the White House
US claims Mexican criminal organizations are offering rewards to attack, kidnap, or kill federal agents
Homeland Security says it has intelligence indicating that up to $50,000 is being offered for actions against immigration officers in Chicago
Self-deportation or detention, the crossroads of 1.4 million couples in the Trump era
US citizen Julie Moreno supported her Mexican husband, Nefatlí Juárez, in self-deporting for fear of being detained by ICE: ‘We were completely cornered’
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últimas noticias
Trump announces meeting with Putin in Budapest to ‘end’ the war in Ukraine
Alain Minc, former advisor to the Élysée Palace: ‘Macron is the worst president in the history of the Fifth Republic’
Claudia Romo Edelman: ‘Latino unity is the best medicine against political polarization’
Spain increases arms purchases from the US, reaching its highest expenditure ever
- Liliana Galindo, psychiatrist: ‘There is a peak in psychosis among women around menopause, which isn’t talked about much due to the stigma’
- Quiara Alegría Hudes: ‘When a woman leaves, there is always another woman to provide care in her place. I rebel against that’
- Christopher Columbus beyond centuries of myth: The explorer wasn’t a revolutionary thinker or a pauper in his final days
- A generation in crisis: Why young people are so unhappy
- Olivier de Schutter: ‘A 2% tax on billionaires would provide social protection for 820 million people in low-income countries’
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