Why has a social network where everyone is a bot become so popular?
The rise of Status AI, an app for interacting with AI-generated characters, is the latest example of a rapidly growing phenomenon that has yet to be fully studied
Aline Sousa, the Brazilian recycler who put the presidential sash on Lula: ‘Recycling has a race and a gender’
From a childhood marked by hunger to running one of the world’s largest waste management plants, the activist fights for the rights of those who transform trash into sustenance
No crash, but certainly not skyrocketing: Bitcoin stagnates in the face of tariff uncertainty
Analysts believe the crypto industry won’t be impacted by trade wars in the same way as other sectors
Trump 2.0 stock market lessons: The cost of trying to ride the wave of volatility
Investing in the US stock market has yielded significant long-term returns, but these gains are considerably diminished if the investor sells in a panic or in haste
The week the world learned where Lesotho is thanks to Trump
The US president announced 50% tariffs on this small African country, which depends largely on its exports to Washington and has already been severely affected by the dismantling of USAID, which financed its fight against HIV/AIDS
Jason Isaacs: The villain who managed to dodge fame until ‘The White Lotus’
The British actor, with a decades-long career and iconic roles like Lucius Malfoy in the Harry Potter saga, managed to stay out of the media spotlight until his starred in one of today’s biggest television phenomena
The event that heralded a globalized world in the 19th century (and is still going strong)
Gonzalo Robledo|
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You can no longer say ‘feminism,’ ‘non-binary’ or ‘immigrant’: How far-right governments restrict democracy through words
The United States, Russia and Argentina are limiting language use through their administrations, in what they describe as purge of ‘woke’ ideology
Akhmat, the Russian shadow army taking over from Wagner in Ukraine
The battalions of this unit are made up of veterans of the late Yevgeny Prigozhin’s mercenary group who do not attempt to hide their rivalry with the Russian High Command
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