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The shaky foundations of Alexandria are being eroded by climate crisis
Dozens of buildings in the Egyptian city, the southern Mediterranean’s most-populated metropolis, are collapsing from coastal ...
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Ayo Edebiri: ‘I’ve told my parents to get copies of all their documents. That’s not something that I would have ever wished’
The acidic, playful, and committed actress has won over critics and fans with her role in award-winning ‘The Bear’ — without ...
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Barbara F. Walter, civil conflict expert: ‘I see Trump provoking a foreign war to force a third term’
In her latest book ‘How Civil Wars Start,’ the sociologist analyzes what separates democracies from autocracies. She also ...
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Matthew Desmond, sociologist: ‘We should ask ourselves if the companies we give our money to are exploiting their workers’
The US author says that poverty in the United States could be eradicated with just 1% of the country’s GDP — but that Trump’s ...
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Montgat, the Spanish town stripped of beaches and income
Climate change has swallowed beaches in the Barcelona municipality, which has lost €1 million a year since the pandemic due ...
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Barrio Obrero, the Dominican heart of Puerto Rico, is torn apart by ICE raids: ‘It’s a city under siege’
President Donald Trump’s policies are spreading terror in a neighborhood of the U.S. territory considered the epicenter of the island’s immigrant community ...
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‘Eight legs is too many legs!’: Why spiders have reigned supreme in horror films for 70 years
Movies about creepy crawlers, like shark films, have carved out their own horror subgenre — scientific accuracy aside. ‘Sting ...
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Fenix, a new Rotterdam museum that explores immigration through art
The facility stands in front of the former site of the Holland-America Line shipping company, which brought millions of ...