In Key Governor’s Races, Poll Finds Sharp Voter Split on Elections
In Arizona, voters are narrowly divided on whether to elect a prominent Trump-backed election denier. In Pennsylvania, they appear likely to reject a similarly minded Republican.
Would You Like Eyeglass Frames of Fossilized Coral?
The mother-and-son duo running E.B. Meyrowitz in London would be happy to oblige.
Elon Musk, dueño de Twitter, es el rostro del capitalismo extremo
La probable consecuencia de que Twitter sea propiedad del magnate será una disrupción tanto política como económica.
Kanye: My Lawyer Told Me I’ll Lose Custody of My Kids If I Keep Up The ‘Anti-Semitic Rhetoric’
The Jewish activist group StopAntisemitism called for Ye to lose custody of his children earlier this month.
A Powerful Theory of Why the Far Right Is Thriving Across the Globe
The political scientist Pippa Norris explains how a ‘silent revolution in values’ is fueling the global rise of the right.
Elecciones de medio término en EE. UU.: lo que hay que saber
¿Qué está en juego y cómo funciona el proceso? Empecemos por lo básico.
El arte de embalsamar está muriendo
Cada vez son menos los profesionales que se desempeñan en el difícil paso de la vida a la muerte.
Europe Braces for a Winter Without Russian Gas
Countries across the continent have taken extraordinary steps to decrease energy use and ramp up supply, moving swiftly away from their longtime primary provider, Russia.
No, Putin Didn’t Awaken Ukraine
The country has a profound story to tell.
In Israel’s Election, the Judiciary Is on Trial
Everyone’s eyes are on Benjamin Netanyahu as Israelis head back to the polls. It’s the Supreme Court they should be most worried about.