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Your Kids Say 'Chocolate' Every Day. Do They Know It's a Náhuatl Word?
A new children's board book is making sure bicultural kids grow up with that knowledge from the very beginning.
13 hrs ago
Did Your Period Go Rogue in June?
The answer is more complicated than TikTok makes it sound.
22 hrs ago
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What Love Island Season 8 Confirmed About Dating in 2026
The bar is in the basement, accountability is nowhere to be found, and yeah, literacy is dead.
Jul 14
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Penélope Cruz Just Taught Us More About Perimenopause Than Our Doctors Did
Plus, a full list of sneaky symptoms your doctor probably never mentioned.
Jul 9
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Op-Ed: Beyond Rutila Casillas
What a decade on “El Señor de los Cielos” taught me about being a woman and an actress.
Jul 8
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Is the World Cup Okay With Sexual Violence?
Eight players with active allegations just played on the world's biggest stage.
Jul 8
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10 Things That Were Happening While the Media Obsessed Over the "American Royal Wedding"
While everyone obsessed over their "English teacher and gym teacher" getting married, a war was escalating, a death toll was rising, and the Supreme…
Jul 6
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The Most Subversive Thing You Can Do Is Read a Book, and Dua Lipa Just Built a Library for It
Here's the full list of every banned book she chose.
Jul 6
28
She Proposed at the World Cup and the Comment Section Had a Full Fragile Masculinity Meltdown
Only 2% of women propose to men, and 70% of men say they would welcome it. The math has never added up. Why?
Jul 3
21
June 2026
Venezuela's Earthquake Left 680,000 Children Vulnerable. Predators Noticed Hours After The Ground Stopped Shaking
Venezuelans who survived the 1999 Vargas disaster know what happens to children in the chaos after a catastrophe. They are not waiting for it to happen…
Jun 30
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The Last Bastion of Dissent: Sonia Sotomayor Says the Supreme Court Just Gave Trump the Power of a King
In a 49-page dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor accused her colleagues of handing Trump a power "unknown even to the English Crown," warning that "chaos…
Jun 29
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Briella Spent Years in a Strict Venezuelan Conservatory. Then She Found Her Voice in Reggaeton
The classically trained singer behind Tinikijima talks turning a conservatory education into reggaeton's loudest new voice.
Jun 24
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