
Charts that explain the rise of artificial intelligence
Models keep improving, tech companies keep climbing on the stock market, and hundreds of millions of people are using a technology that only recently arrived

Models keep improving, tech companies keep climbing on the stock market, and hundreds of millions of people are using a technology that only recently arrived

Juan Carlos Valencia González, who took control of the cartel after El Mencho’s death, owns an estate in Hemet valued at nearly $700,000

She has the face of a 1990s movie icon, a minimalist style that is beginning to attract the attention of major fashion houses and a career built over more than a decade of small roles and countless rejections

The far-right political party España 2000 uses an NGO as cover to monitor neighborhoods that have large immigrant populations

A recent series of unprecedented, coordinated security attacks has led experts to call for a moratorium, as the race among investors, companies, and nations heats up
The leader of the European country has just unveiled an exhibition in Berlin featuring bronze sculptures created from 3D-printed designs

A petition before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights argues that the US government bears part of the responsibility for the murder of the Ecuadorian migrant on Long Island by failing to curb hateful rhetoric against Latinos

For politicians like Mamdani to succeed, redistribution alone is not enough; a program that fosters activity, quality jobs and productive capacity is also required

The death of the CJNG leader inaugurated the state’s offensive against the criminal group that operated for years with relative impunity. The subsequent capture of major capos fuels doubts about its reorganization