Netanyahu pressures Hamas with Rafah invasion to clear ceasefire talks
The Israeli army is holding the positions it gained Tuesday but without launching a large-scale operation. In Cairo, a delegation is negotiating the release of hostages
Putin issues new threat to West on Victory Day: ‘Our strategic forces are always combat ready’
‘Russia is now going through a difficult, milestone period, the fate of the Motherland, its future, depends on each of us,’ the president told his troops
Silk Road’s Doctor X: ‘It is easier to get cocaine than an antibiotic’
Fernando Caudevilla was involved in the closure of the so-called Amazon of drugs. His story is now being told in a new book
‘I have enough money to build it 10 times over’: The Australian billionaire who has decided to rebuild the ‘Titanic’
How the Met Gala turned women into immobile objects
Many celebrities needed assistants just to climb the stairs, and many others could not sit down to dinner. The most glamorous event in the world, the one that celebrates ‘fashion for fashion’s sake’, shows how we have retreated towards archaic and, at times, oppressive fashion
House quickly rejects Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s effort to remove Speaker Johnson from office
The ‘Ghostbusters project’ or how Facebook planned to spy on Snapchat users
Ecuador’s prisoners are going hungry
Hallucinogen from Sonoran Desert toad venom shows potential to treat mental disorders
The fusion of two sisters into a single woman suggests that human identity is not in our DNA
Revolutionary CAR-T cell therapy looks to break through beyond blood cancer
‘Factor M’, the Venezuela talent show that will choose Nicolás Maduro’s campaign song
Auschwitz before Auschwitz
Danuta Wasserman, psychiatrist: ‘In a brain with suicidal ideations there is a lot of anxiety, a lot of ambivalence, and a lot of anger’
The president of the World Psychiatric Association warns of the influence of screens among young people: ‘The paradox is that it is both toxic and beneficial, because they can learn a lot of positive things, but also destructive behaviors’
Coral Sanfeliu, aging researcher: ‘Sitting eight hours a day affects brain connections’
The scientist has just published a book on the positive effects of exercise on brain health and the genetic mechanisms that are activated in response to physical activity
Rubén Baler, neuroscientist: ‘We are guinea pigs. Our attention has become a profitable commodity’
How age verification to access porn works in France: ‘They won’t know anything about you, other than that you’re an adult’
Rakus, the first orangutan seen healing a wound with a medicinal plant
TikTok sues US to block law that could ban the social media platform
The widely expected lawsuit may be setting up what could be a protracted legal fight over TikTok’s future in the United States
The day Google started to get worse: ‘We are getting too close to money’
Back in 2019, a group of company executives began discussing how to get users to do more queries. Since then, advertising revenue has been prioritized, according to critics
Tech companies break earnings records despite regulatory battle
Profits at Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta shoot up 38% thanks to artificial intelligence
Tesla’s plans in Mexico are not dead. They’ve just lost steam
Elon Musk’s company has sold fewer cars than it has produced in seven of the last eight quarters, analysts say, making a new plant less urgent
‘Let It Be’: The cursed Beatles film makes a luminous comeback
In the context of 1970, Lindsay-Hogg’s film was the chronicle of a band in disarray. Disney has released a version restored by Peter Jackson’s team, which today is seen as a display of talent
‘Nirvana from the hood’: How The Offspring sold 40 million albums with no one’s help but their own
Caravaggio’s last painting may not have been his last, after all
‘Two old men losing relevance’: Drake and Kendrick Lamar are fighting a ‘rap civil war’
Author Kim Thúy: ‘Canada is more communist than Vietnam’
Work & Lifestyle
Luxury brands flex: How athletes have become a surefire fashion statement
Digital body language: How non-verbal communication works on social media
Vaping now more common than smoking among young people – and the risks go beyond lung and brain damage
Amira Guirguis / The Conversation
How to deal with parental burnout
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Millionaires who bought Marilyn Monroe’s house sue L.A.: They want to demolish it
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new family in California: The royals’ fiercely guarded inner circle of friends
‘When he’s sober, he’s boring as hell’: 25 years without Oliver Reed, the star who televised his long decline
Felipe Cabrerizo
Hugh Grant: ‘Hollywood gave me up, but it left life free for other things’
The finest political hour of Sócrates, one of the most unique footballers Brazil ever produced
The soccer player, who died in 2011, was one of the protagonists of the Diretas Já campaign 40 years ago to restore democracy after the dictatorship
Our selection
Ana Piquer, human rights activist: ‘The militarization promoted by the government of Mexico has not improved security’
Jonathan Haidt: ‘If companies were to do the right thing, they would lose the most valuable customers on earth, preteen kids’
Carmen Estrada, neuroscientist: ‘Science and God cannot coexist’
Jack Lang: ‘The Arab world has abandoned Palestine’
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