How Miami became the home of the ultra-rich in the US After the pandemic, Miami has become one of the hottest real estate markets in the US and the world
Scientists created OnlyMarms, the version of OnlyFans about groundhogs A group of scientists opened an OnlyFans account with videos of groundhogs to fund their research.
Climate change disappears from the political radar in the Trump era Experts call the disappearance of public discourse on the environment the silence syndrome
Hidden benefits of coffee: Reveal that up to 5 cups a day can reduce the risk of heart disease A review from the American Heart Association, which integrates clinical trials, suggests that daily coffee consumption may reduce heart risk
Soybean oil: healthy or unfairly demonized? Soybean oil is, along with palm oil, one of the most produced and used oils in the world. It is present in fried foods, ultra-processed foods and dressings.
California loses mobile homes and thousands of families face affordable housing crisis As the cost of living in California rises, mobile home parks that provided stability for thousands of families disappear
California faces uncertainty over four-year limit on foreign student visas The new regulation changes a system in place for decades and forces thousands of university students to rethink their academic plans
Argentina wins and wins, and no one can deny that Fans of the Albiceleste team celebrate in style their passage to the semifinals of the Soccer World Cup at Whittier Narrows Park
Argentina wins and wins, and no one can deny that Fans of the Albiceleste team celebrate in style their passage to the semifinals of the Soccer World Cup at Whittier Narrows Park
On the 250th anniversary of the US, the debate grows about its identity as a country of immigrants Activists denounce a setback in immigration rights while defending the historical role of immigrants
On the 250th anniversary of the US, the debate grows about its identity as a country of immigrants Activists denounce a setback in immigration rights while defending the historical role of immigrants
On the 250th anniversary of the US, the debate grows about its identity as a country of immigrants Activists denounce a setback in immigration rights while defending the historical role of immigrants
Deaths in ICE centers double; 50 immigrants died after Trump's return A Reuters analysis reveals that the death rate in immigration detention centers has doubled since January 2025
Events of the week: deaths in ICE, DACA deportations and electoral tension increase New reports reveal deaths in custody, deportations and disputes over voting in the US.
Early use of social media can lead to substance experimentation, experts warn Study indicates that social networks are saturated with substance-related advertisements, increasing the risk of experimentation among adolescents
Google has a plan to replenish the water consumed by its AI models and wants to implement it before 2030 Google announced a plan to return more water to the environment than its data centers consume and set 2030 as the deadline to meet it
A promising option is born in the treatment of anorexia nervosa Reports from pilot trial show reduction in symptoms of eating disorders and depression in difficult-to-treat psychiatric condition
Venezuelan with TPS sues the Government after being detained despite having current immigration protection This lawsuit is the first step in obtaining compensation for the illegal conduct of government officials
Experimental pill that promises new hope for deadly pancreatic cancer accelerated A randomized clinical trial showed that patients receiving daraxonrasib achieved a median survival of 13.2 months
Latino creates an application to organize events in Southern California The platform makes work easier for clients and helps businesses promote their services
Activist Javier Zamora criticizes Trump's immigration policies and warns about dehumanization Although he recognizes that some Latinos have begun to question their support for Trump, Zamora doubts that there is a profound change in electoral behavior
Lack of sleep has a big impact on teenagers, and screens are one of the causes Lack of sleep, especially in adolescents, can negatively impact their cognitive development, emotional regulation, and mental health.
Justice Department files second lawsuit against UCLA for anti-Semitism The DOJ's second lawsuit against the university alleges a hostile educational environment against Jewish students; Rector Julio Frenk rejects the arguments
Spanish and Mexican lead UCLA to its first college basketball final Spanish star Lauren Betts and Mexican-American Gabriela Jaquez shine against Texas and will seek to bring glory to UCLA
Suspected of kidnapping two UCLA students in custody Alexander Schecter, 24, was arrested as a suspect in kidnapping two college students; the man is linked to a 2025 sexual assault case
Universities are concerned about the growing mental health problems of students University students identify factors such as balancing studies and financial obligations as the main drivers of their difficulties
Department of Justice sues UCLA for alleged antisemitism In its lawsuit, the DOJ alleges that the university engaged in a pattern of Title VII discrimination against Jewish and Israeli employees
Immigration Facts of the Week: Trump Tries to Soften Immigration Message, But in Practice There Are Few Changes Check out this week's top immigration developments, including how Trump is trying to ease pressure on ICE as operations continue
How dangerous are the authorities' “non-lethal” weapons? An expert warns that calling rubber bullets, tear gas, and other crowd control devices “less lethal” is misleading
The surprising return of lost birds to the Galapagos Islands Without the threat of invasive predators, Galapagos birds are returning 200 years after Charles Darwin visited the archipelago
Noem says that 650,000 immigrants have been deported; Many without criminal records The figure, according to critics, is accompanied by abuses in detentions and legal battles that have defined the Republican's immigration policy
Judge declares TPS cancellation illegal for migrants from Nicaragua, Honduras and Nepal Judge Trina Thompson ruled that Kristi Noem did not comply with the procedure established by law
Sunbeds are associated with an increased risk of melanoma and damage to cutaneous DNA Users of tanning beds have twice as many mutations compared to individuals of the same age with no history of artificial tanning
Green tea or black tea: which is better for health? Benefits and differences The fundamental distinction between green tea and black tea lies not in the plant of origin, but in the method of processing its leaves
Trump's deportations have impacted California's economy and employment, according to UCLA The impact of mass deportations has altered consumption dynamics and generated disruptions in sectors where immigrant labor is relevant
I assumed guardianship of 26 children to take care of them if their parents are deported from the US Vidal Rivas, a parish priest in Maryland, has agreed to be the reserve guardian of the children of several of his parishioners
Thousands of University of California workers on strike Thousands of University of California workers launched a two-day statewide strike amid a dispute over contract negotiations
A judge prevents Trump from cutting the funding of the University of California in Los Angeles A judge rejected the cutting of funds to the University of California over accusations that it allows antisemitism and other forms of discrimination
