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Victor Jara’s Legacy And How Music in Response to Authoritarianism Resonates Today
Christina Hioureas, a New York-based lawyer specializing in international law, shares what we can learn from resistance music through the decades
Israeli settlers burn buildings in attacks on West Bank villages
Palestinian residents said Sunday that Israeli settlers torched buildings and cars in attacks on several villages in the occupied West Bank, with Israel's army condemning "violence of any kind" after the fact. The reported arson late Saturday came in the midst of a spate of
Hawaii storms have caused $1bn in damage, governor says
The full scale of the damages to roads and other infrastructure from rain and flooding in the state must still be assessed, Gov Josh Green says.
Israel to expand ground and air attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon
There are fears in Lebanon that Israel is preparing for a large-scale ground invasion.
More than 160 people injured following two Iranian missile strikes on southern israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the city of Arad, where 84 people were injured, according to first responders.
Europe's response to the relentless surge in energy and fuel costs from the war in Iran
Brent crude topped €100 a barrel after the Strait of Hormuz was closed. With no unified EU response from Brussels, capitals are opting for tax cuts, price caps or simply delaying concrete action.
Fiber-optic sensors reveal how farming destroys soil's natural structure
Soil is often perceived simply as "dirt," but in reality, it is a dynamic, living system that acts as Earth's natural sponge. Unfortunately, common agricultural practices—including deep plowing and the use of heavy machinery—can severely disrupt this natural system, according
Study maps particulate thiols across western North Pacific, tracing them to phytoplankton
In Science of The Total Environment, researchers demonstrate the broad distribution of particulate thiols in the western North Pacific and show that their main source is marine phytoplankton. The analysis indicates that differences in thiol concentrations between ocean areas
War against Iran has had 'relatively marginal' impact on nuclear program: UN weapons inspector
Rafael Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said in an interview that aired Sunday the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran has not done as much damage to the latter’s country nuclear program as U.S. and Israeli strikes did last June. “This
Cuban foreign minister: Military preparing for 'possibility' of aggression amid Trump threats
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío on Sunday said the country's military is preparing for the “possibility” of aggression from the Trump administration. “Our military is always prepared. And in fact it is preparing these days for the possibility of
BFC Partners doubling floor space in move to Manhattan’s 17 State St.
BFC has created and preserved more than 15,000 affordable apartments in all five boroughs.
Mega Crit responds to the panic over Slay the Spire 2's 1st balance pass, saying these changes are 'the first of many': 'No change is necessarily permanent'
No need to break out the pitchforks.
Sam Kieth, ‘The Maxx’ and ‘Sandman’ Comic Book Artist, Dies at 63
Sam Kieth, the comic book creator of “The Maxx” and co-creator of “Sandman,” died March 15. He was 63. Kieth’s lifelong friend and collaborator Scott Dunbier confirmed that the artist died of Lewy Body Dementia to Bleeding Cool. Born on January 11, 1963, Kieth began his career
Waltz: US allies starting to 'come around' to reopening Strait of Hormuz
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz said Sunday that American allies are beginning to “come around” on providing support to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which President Trump has urged them to do. “We are seeing our allies come around as they should, but at the
520 Fifth Ave quickly reaches 40% leased
Four new deals were struck at 520 Fifth Ave., the 1,002-foot-tall luxury condo tower at East 43rd Street that also has 210,000 square feet of office space with 12-foot-high ceilings tucked into 25 boutique-size floors
Murphy deflects question on Schumer’s future as Senate leader
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) on Sunday dodged a question about replacing Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) amid reports that a handful of senators are plotting to oust him. When asked if he wanted to replace Schumer, Murphy said, “Well, I think we are united right
Kenyans fighting illegally for Russia in Ukraine to be granted amnesty
It is illegal for Kenyans to serve in foreign armies and can carry a sentence of up to 10 years in jail.
See Wet Leg Serve as Musical Guest on ‘SNL UK’ Premiere Episode
Indie rockers showcase two Moisturizer tracks on Tina Fey-hosted episode of British offshoot
The best Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 accessories for Pokémon superfans
Pokémon fans are spoiled for choice when it comes to cute cases, controllers, and accessories to personalize their Nintendo consoles
Rutte asks for Trump's 'understanding' on NATO countries' hesitancy on supporting Iran war
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Sunday asked for President Trump’s “understanding” amid his frustrations with allied countries expressing hesitancy to provide support to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. “I understand the president's frustration that it takes some time, but
Palm oil, cocoa, coffee… Who's going to tend to tomorrow's large tropical plantations?
Palm oil plantations, for one, are increasingly struggling with the sector's declining attractiveness, which has hardly changed since the colonial era.
A lysosome switch could reshape research on cancer and neurodegenerative disease
An international research team from Bielefeld University and the Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP) has uncovered a previously unknown regulatory mechanism in human cells. For the first time, they demonstrate how a key molecular switch regulates the
Georgia Shows Its Heavyweight Power on Day 3 in Tbilisi
A powerful final day in Tbilisi saw Luka Maisuradze win gold at -90kg, Audrey Tcheumeo dominate, and Idar Bifov impress. Raz Hershko staged a comeback victory, while Irakli Demetrashvili thrilled the home crowd. Georgia confirmed its strength with multiple medals.
Trump threats, U.S. troop build-up raise specter of battle for Hormuz
Israelis said securing the strait for energy shipments could become the war’s main goal now that regime change and ending Iran’s ability to obtain a nuclear weapon seem out of reach.
Midtown’s ‘42 Below’ retail occupancy rising faster than the rest of Manhattan
The colorful district we called “42 Below” has seen retail occupancy grow 65% faster than Manhattan overall, according to New York Real Estate Journal. The website reported new findings by Live XYZ, a mapping and analytics firm that tracks more than 160,000 storefronts across
'Intercepted' or 'engaged'? How the United Arab Emirates censors the extent of Iranian strikes
With Iranian strikes hitting targets, the UAE's reporting grew more opaque. Authorities have also arrested over 100 people for filming sites and sharing videos of the attacks
How moss could help roads cope with heavy rain and reduce air pollution
Across Europe, many banks alongside motorways are planted with grass to stabilize soil and keep roadside landscapes tidy.
Is This Under-the-Radar Index Signaling Disaster for Stocks This Week? Here's What History Tells Us.
