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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Teotihuacan’s Whisper: Can a Reconstructed Tongue Finally Unlock the City of Gods?
Teotihuacan does not shout its meaning. It hums—through murals bright as first light, ceramic vessels painted with remarkable restraint, and…
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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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