Before meat came fruit: The human brain evolved millions of years ago thanks to sugar
A study highlights the role of carbohydrates, as well as the prominence of meat, in the brain and reproductive development of our ancestors
Colombian DJ and his husband detained by ICE before embarking on a tour tied to Karol G’s concerts
Authorities claim that both individuals have been in the United States on visas that expired in 2022, while their defense team asserts that they have pending asylum cases and valid work permits
China shelves film about great naval epic of the conquest of Taiwan
‘The Battle of Penghu’ vanishes from Chinese theater listings without a premiere amid tensions in the strait and a nationalist debate on social media
Why have Hollywood blockbusters become so gray?
‘The Odyssey’ is the latest example of an epic movie that, in contrast to the vibrant technicolor of the past, has opted for dark, flat colors to reflect the times we live in
Welcome to the plastisphere, the realm of plastic microbes: ‘It’s a new ecosystem on the planet’
Juan F. Samaniego|
The very nature of this material, which repels water, makes it easy for microorganisms to thrive in it and form communities
Mexico reinforces ties with Brazil amid escalating tension between Lula and Trump
Brazil’s president speaks with the Mexican foreign minister about the state of democracy in Latin America, and reiterates his invitation for Sheinbaum to visit the country
Cuba, paralyzed and in the dark
The latest total blackouts on the island deepen Cubans’ despair and challenge the regime to carry out reforms once and for all
A strained Colombia ushers in a new political era with Abelardo de la Espriella
The South American country is moving from a left-wing government to a right-wing one, as has happened across much of the Americas. The new president, with no background in government work, is facing a cocktail of challenges that would be demanding for any experienced leader
Six deported clients, a pink private jet and a mansion in Mexico: the alleged fraud that made the ‘Miracle Lawyer’ wealthy
Alexandra Lozano left nearly 54,000 cases in limbo, in what appears to be one of the largest immigration fraud scandals in recent decades
Chavismo and the Venezuelan opposition hold first meeting under US supervision
Afterwards, the parties said they would remain in continuous working sessions until August 12, when they will decide whether to continue the talks. Opposition leader María Corina Machado has been left out of the process
Questions over the death of Prisciliano Trejo: he got sick while in ICE custody and did not receive medical treatment
The young Mexican’s family continues to seek answers about the failures in medical care at the Georgia detention center. So far, they have not been able to access the full reports
Trump signs executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship despite Supreme Court’s adverse decision
The US president is restricting nationality rights for babies born in the United States to foreign parents, although the move is likely to be challenged
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