The writer and actress’s memoir takes on a new meaning now that it’s publicly known she became a mother through surrogacy. Her latest book isn’t so much a settling of accounts — it’s more like a justification of her decisions
The interests of the two countries are ‘deeply intertwined,’ the Chinese president emphasized during a meeting with the Republican magnate at the White House
A structural failure in early July forced evacuation of Pfizer’s former headquarters, an empty office building that was being converted into a residential complex
The program has caused a literary stir in France after it was used to identify a bestselling book as produced with artificial intelligence
A study of 15,000 crash victims pinpoints the low use of helmets and the scooters’ design—built to male body proportions—as culprits
Ambassador Ronald Johnson calls for a ‘sovereign Mexico’ that is ‘free of criminal organizations’ at a gathering in which Mexican governors, lawmakers and government officials praised the successful relationship with the US amid political and economic tension
Thirty years on, Baz Luhrmann’s film retains its status as a 1990s cult classic thanks to iconic costumes, an addictive aesthetic, and a singular cinematic language
The Category 4 hurricane has been stationed for more than 24 hours off the Mexican Pacific coast with alerts in Guerrero, Michoacán, Colima and Oaxaca for heavy rains, high surf and flooding
The Mexican actor stars in, co-writes and directs ‘Hombre al agua’, a feature in which he explores complex themes such as the crisis of masculinity and power dynamics in Latin America
A First Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against deportations to third countries also gives hope to other people who have been forcibly sent in recent weeks to several African countries
The crucial meeting between the neighboring countries, scheduled for early next week, has been postponed with no new date on the horizon
Thousands of people filled the streets of the Spanish capital in a spontaneous demonstration that illustrates growing frustration with an increasingly unaffordable housing market
In the entire history of Chavismo there had never been an image that so clearly expresses the rapprochement between Venezuela and the United States
The acting president spoke at the UN General Assembly — the same forum where she once denounced America’s ‘imperial claws’ — and did not once mention Nicolás Maduro, who is imprisoned near UN headquarters
The selection of a new chief is an opportunity for governments to rally round the ailing organization and choose a ‘general’, not a ‘secretary,’ to lead the charge
