Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ will leave millions of Latino children without healthcare
Minors who are US citizens and have an undocumented parent will lose access to medical coverage and food assistance
Minors who are US citizens and have an undocumented parent will lose access to medical coverage and food assistance
Experts caution business leaders against emulating the US president’s arrogance, although they value his clear communication
The official account of the federal agency’s El Centro branch — known for glorifying its own abuses and mocking detainees — has been cited as evidence in multiple lawsuits that have curtailed its operations within California
The author discusses ‘La costurera de Chanel,’ an intimate story that unravels the political threads woven into the history of haute couture
New targeted therapies allow for the treatment of a disease that is already the fifth leading cause of fatal tumors globally
The cartel boss, who handed ‘El Mayo’ Zambada over to authorities last year, pleaded not guilty to federal charges against him
Many migrants decide to take the risk and try to remain unnoticed to avoid being returned to the country they fled from
Solanda, south of Ecuador’s capital, is experiencing a wave of murders as a result of turf wars between criminal organizations
The organizer publishes her debut memoir, ‘Dreaming of Home,’ a coming-of-age story that reads like a love letter to the immigrant community in the U.S. and a roadmap to inspire new advocates
The UN and NGOs report that more than 120 dissidents are seriously ill in prison
Biologist and physician Ana María Cuervo and paleoanthropologist Juan Luis Arsuaga reflect on whether age-related decline can be halted or even reversed
The 1980 family comedy about the sailor’s adventures was a white powder fest off-camera, according to several witnesses who claim the merchandise was transported from Los Angeles to the Malta set in film cans
Craig Mazin’s series, faithful to the video game, builds around a clear thesis: revenge leads only to an endless spiral of hatred
It is to be decided whether the case will be dismissed or continue with the recusal of the magistrate who recorded unauthorized videos of the hearings for a supposed documentary
Salto de Castro was built in 1946 by an electricity company to house employees working on the local power station. Jason Lee Beckwith bought it for $310,000, but he is not the first to try to turn it into a profitable venture
New tools bring closer the possibility of exterminating species considered harmful to humans, which is fueling an ethical dilemma
The business is reinventing itself amid regulatory pressure, decreased earnings and the rise of new technologies
The American researcher warns that Trump’s policies could delay some medical advances by several years
The Sheinbaum government says it will continue lobbying to stop the levy, which will affect four million Mexicans in the US
The Slovenian thinker, always controversial and politically incorrect, believes the good old days of liberal social democracy are over. In an exclusive interview, he says we are facing a new era in which it’s not possible to think of a better world, but merely of survival
The legendary director presented ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ at the Cannes Film Festival. Starring Denzel Washington, it’s a vibrant retelling of Akira Kurosawa’s classic ‘High and Low’
The NYCxDesign Festival showcased furniture designs by the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism
An exhibition at London’s Tate Modern revisits the story of the pioneers who used science, technology, and innovation to create
Two recent books reveal the business practices that influence the content offered by this music platform
An exhibition in São Paulo rescues the visual identity of dozens of people freed by self-taught lawyer Luiz Gama in the 19th century
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