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Panama reorganizes hospital care after earthquake and announces a new hospital in Tonosí
Care continues in temporary facilities while authorities assess the damage from the October 9 earthquake.
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Shipwreck off Djibouti leaves 139 migrants dead and 84 missing
The boat was carrying 305 people, most of them Ethiopian. The disaster puts renewed attention on the migration route to Yemen and the Gulf countries.
Brazil seeks answers from Meta after Lula's campaign alleges restrictions on its reach
The Superior Electoral Court gave the company 48 hours to respond. Meta rejects the allegations as Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro contest the 25 October runoff.
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WHEN ALL FLYERS LOOK ALIKE, NO BRAND IS REMEMBERED
Artificial intelligence can create an attractive image in seconds, but using it without judgment is making completely different businesses start to look exactly alike.
James Talarico's Texas Senate bid: who he is and what it would take to beat Ken Paxton
The Democrat is running on faith, public education and affordability. Recent polls show a competitive race, but winning Texas requires turning attention into a statewide voting coalition.
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The Brat Pack: what happened to the actors who defined 1980s movies?
From Molly Ringwald and Emilio Estevez to Demi Moore: the Brat Pack’s defining films, its uncertain membership and the careers that followed when its stars outgrew their teenage roles.
Brazil 2026: what Trump might gain from Flávio Bolsonaro, and what Lula's continuity could mean
Two scenarios and their limits: political affinity can create opportunities without making South America an automatic bloc.
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Starting a US business: the cheapest state depends on where you actually work
Delaware, Wyoming, Texas and Florida dominate incorporation pitches. We compare what their rules actually say and explain why an address on a filing form cannot, by itself, settle a business's taxes.
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Conquest was also a war of alliances: Si Sheppard on the Mexica and Inca empires
A military historian traces Cortés and Pizarro's choices. Horses and steel matter, but the episode's political point is sharper: Europeans did not conquer alone.
How to use hotel public Wi-Fi more safely
Verify the network, protect your accounts and understand a VPN's role without expecting complete protection.
Can I watch Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ as if I were in the US when traveling?
Your subscription and your available catalog are different things. What to check before a trip, and why a VPN is no guarantee.
The Pressure to Prove Everything Is Going Well
Social media taught us to share our wins, but rarely prepared us to talk about the seasons when business also forces us to stop, reassess, and begin again.
Where the Gauls Struck Gold: Corent May Hold the Ancient World's Largest Mint
On a plateau in central France, archaeologists have uncovered the Gaulish coin complex where the Arverni minted gold and silver staters on the eve of Caesar's conquest.
Rubio met Fujimori in Lima while China answered with open doors
The Peruvian leg of the U.S. tour was also fought in newspaper columns and over a visa policy. Beijing had twelve years of accumulated advantage
Apple Makes a Late Debut in Foldables, but at a Record Price: The iPhone Duo Starts at $1,999
The company's first foldable phone is also the most expensive iPhone ever made, and it marks John Ternus's debut as chief executive