Werner Herzog, the filmmaker of the cosmos, beauty and truth
The winner of the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at the latest Venice Film Festival presents his seventh book, ‘The Future of Truth’
A Russian army unit’s macabre contest to pose with executed Ukrainian prisoners of war
A photograph of a soldier with three dead bodies has sparked a bloody challenge between combatants on both sides
Laura Ramos: ‘África de las Heras used to give us afternoon tea in the same place where she poisoned her husband’
In ‘My KGB Nanny’, the writer explores the multiple identities of the Spanish woman who directed Moscow’s South American regional espionage network from Montevideo, where she cared for the author and other children
Roblox: The video game where millions of children interact with strangers
The platform has introduced an age-verification system following failures to protect minors, who are exposed to contact with unknown adults. This issue has alarmed parents, pediatricians, and prosecutors
Neanderthals also kissed: A gesture of love that is 21 million years old
A study led by Oxford University argues that kissing evolved in the common ancestors of humans and apes, and that our extinct human relatives probably did it too
Horror inside Niños de México shelters: Over half a century of covering up sexual abuse and violence against children
A private investigation has collected testimonies from victims, witnesses, and former staff at eight homes in the State of Mexico and Puebla, where minors were systematically mistreated
In reversal, Colombia’s Petro defends the air strikes he previously condemned
The president rejects calls to suspend military action against armed groups, saying it would be like helping them recruit more children
Argentine congressional committee says Milei played key role in the alleged $Libra scam
The group has presented its final report and warned that the far-right leader ‘used the presidential office’ to promote the cryptocurrency for the benefit of ‘a group with privileged information’
Mexico pushes back against Trump’s insistence on military intervention
President Sheinbaum is walking a tightrope between firmness and patience to dodge the US leader’s recurring proposal to send troops to subdue the drug cartels
A gold toilet and the most expensive modern artwork ever sold at auction boost the New York market
A Klimt once owned by cosmetics heir Leonard Lauder was bought for $236 million, setting records at Sotheby’s, while Cattelan’s ‘America’ went for $12.1 million after a disappointing single bid
Senate unanimously agrees to send Epstein bill to Trump’s desk
The legislation, previously approved by the House of Representatives, is expected to reach the US president in the coming hours, and he has promised to sign it
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