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AMERICAS
Brazil’s War on Faith and Firepower: Inside Rio’s Deadliest Raid
When the smoke lifted over Rio de Janeiro's northern hills, at least 134 people were dead—four of them police officers—and…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
America’s New Supercarrier Heads South: Power, Symbolism, and the Shadow of Venezuela
The USS Gerald R. Ford, America's most advanced aircraft carrier, has turned its prow toward the Caribbean under the banner…
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AMERICAS
The Vanishing Line: Peru’s Mashco Piro and the Village Caught Between Worlds
In the farthest reaches of Peru's Madre de Dios, where the Tauhamanu River cuts through forest so dense it seems…
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ANALYSIS
Milei’s Math: How Argentina’s New Majority Redraws the Political Map
Argentina has taken another sharp turn. After months of uncertainty, Javier Milei's party, La Libertad Avanza, surged to nearly 40…
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AMERICAS
Amazon Green Returns Even as Chainsaws Hum a Relentless Chorus
Across the tropics, forests are whispering two truths at once. In satellite images, new green rises like breath over old…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Mexican Math and Moonlight: How the Maya Coded the Eclipse Clock of the Dresden Codex
For centuries, the Dresden Codex has stared back at us from museum glass like an enigma—its bark-paper pages filled with…
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LIFE
Argentine Chef Narda Lepes Cooks Up Resistance One Gathering at a Time
In a year when restaurants open and close like umbrellas in a storm, Argentine chef Narda Lepes believes the only…
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LIFE
The Venezuelan Doctor Who Became a Saint Without Ever Leaving the Street
In Venezuela, faith and reason share a face. José Gregorio Hernández—a man who smoked, laughed, lectured, and healed—has become more…
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LIFE
Ancestral Land vs. a Prison State: The Huancavilca Commune’s Battle in Coastal Ecuador
In the lowlands of Ecuador's Santa Elena province, where the air smells of salt and dry forest resin, the Huancavilca…
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LIFE
Argentine Brizuela Defies the Rise of Reggaetón and Corridos with His “Espíritu Profundo” Rock
Forty years after he became known as El Ángel del Rock, Laureano Brizuela is back—older, wiser, and more defiant than…
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