Juan Rosa, from the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund, warns of the risks that artificial intelligence will pose to the community in the November elections
Israeli authorities have not issued documents to humanitarian helpers, nor renewed existing ones, since the war in Gaza began eight months ago
More than 50 new MEPs, some of whom are openly anti-establishment, are now seeking a parliamentary group to join in the European Parliament
The Serbian-American researcher is one of the best economic thinkers to emerge in decades. He has redefined the debate on equality on a global scale
The genre can be a literary gem when it is written with the dedication seen at the U.S. newspaper
The big star of the 1980s and 1990s hit rock bottom with ‘Waterworld’ and has been trying to climb back up for the past 30 years. His latest effort is called ‘Horizon: An American Saga’
Air strikes have left the country with less than half of its electricity generation capacity, leading to daily power outages of 10 hours or more
The 34-year-old from Seville heads a group called The Party’s Over that rails against migrants and wants to build the largest prison in Europe
The trial has been the first ever held against the son of a sitting United States president
The DREAM Act was introduced in Congress in August 2001, and has still not been approved
Everything in the universe mutates, often on time scales that escape us, but also in more earthly time frames. You just have to have the right instruments to measure it and know where to look
An immigrant visa for the spouse of a citizen can be easily obtained as long as certain requirements are met
A documentary on Jim Henson by Ron Howard and the Netflix miniseries with Benedict Cumberbatch portray an era as decadent as it was creative
According to new research, skipping breakfast or excessive screen time are risk factors for developing obesity
In a world that increasingly evangelizes hard work as a determinant of success, that innate and elusive quality called talent has become something as sought after as it is controversial: no one still knows what exactly it is
The Princeton professor and first psychologist to join the IPCC discusses how positive emotions can work towards the fight against climate change by making people proud of being part of the solution
Although the new wage policy could benefit workers, some companies have decided to close locations and lay off employees in response
Free-to-air channels have gone from producing hundreds of test episodes to almost none, a phenomenon that reflects a change in an industry more concerned with cutting costs than originality
The American, the youngest winner of a Grand Slam tournament at the French Open in 1989, looks back to his transgressive underarm serve against Ivan Lendl and praises the Spanish player: ‘He’s an artist’
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