About 1,500 people are walking from the country’s south toward the United States, prompting Donald Trump to again threaten Claudia Sheinbaum with doubling trade tariffs
The Serbian-American expert on inequality warns about the emergence of a new, highly educated elite. Its members earn huge amounts of money from both their labor and their investments
Problems with the computer system handling communications triggered the disruption. Hundreds of thousands of travelers were affected by cancellations and delays
Local residents express anger at what some see as a gentrification push that is prioritizing developers’ profits over the safety of people: ‘Our city has been sold’
For the first time, two hacker groups have published figures from Russia’s statistics agency. Those killed include one Spaniard and dozens of Latin Americans
Artificial intelligence increases the frequency, speed and effectiveness of digital incidents, which increasingly pose a greater risk to critical infrastructure
It is estimated that between 50 and 112 anaphylaxis episodes occur per 100,000 people per year. Drugs and foods are the most frequent triggers of these potentially fatal allergic episodes
David Garza Salazar on Campus Monterrey, in Nuevo León.Aggi Garduño
The expert believes we are facing a paradigm shift similar to the move from an oral to a written culture in classical Greece: ‘Socrates said that reading would supplant memory. It is true that it displaces memory, but it does not entirely replace it’
In ‘Kolkhoz,’ the French author tells the life story of his mom, the great historian Hélène Carrère d’Encausse, intertwining their family’s Russian and Georgian roots with the tale of how war developed in Ukraine