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The storm could intensify before making landfall and bring up to 23 centimeters of rain to some areas

‘Orlanda,’ the novel that inverts Virginia Woolf’s ‘Orlando’ and won the Belgian writer the Médicis in 1996, is being reissued in Spanish

Federations, clubs, and unions are beginning to cover treatments to preserve the fertility of their players, who are torn between becoming mothers at the peak of their careers or postponing the decision

Aided by a confluence of crises at home, in the Red Sea and in Hormuz, Somali groups have captured six ships since April in the biggest uptick in activity in years

Tired of oversight and institutional suffocation, the members of El Ciervo Encantado, a benchmark of Cuban performance, have broken away from the state apparatus and are continuing their work in independent venues

A new level of obsession with the golden couple of late 1990s Manhattan now goes beyond emulating Carolyn Bessette’s style to trying to turn partners and husbands into copies of the ‘Prince of America’

In Hollywood, where every relationship seems destined to make headlines, they have managed to keep theirs largely out of the spotlight

Filmed on the New York subway, the show invites guests including Rosalía, Zohran Mamdani, Javier Bardem and Matt Damon to share their hot takes

The omission of the three countries from the US-run FEWS NET platform has alarmed experts and aid groups. Following the outcry, the State Department said it will resume coverage of the crises from September

The global risk map for flash flooding caused by the overflow of these lakes, a phenomenon known as GLOF, has increased sixfold in a century, driven by climate change

Two men opened fire on Alma Rosa Rojo on Saturday in Culiacán while she was traveling by car with her daughter and two granddaughters. The attack occurred four days after the military presence in the city was reinforced

The federal government has expanded its legal campaign against states that allow pupils without legal status to pay the same tuition rates as residents

The migrant was a witness in cases against drug traffickers before being sent first to Guatemala and then twice to Mexico

The district attorney in the Texas county where the Mexican migrant was killed says he hopes to reinterview the passengers who witnessed the shooting, including Salgado’s brother Víctor, now that they are out of detention and can speak freely without fear of being monitored

The agreement announced by Donald Trump has sparked widespread unease in a country with a deeply rooted sense of ownership over its natural resources