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Pitch Perfect: The funniest musical film trilogy
The Pitch Perfect trilogy grossed $589 million worldwide with Anna Kendrick and Rebel Wilson as the stars of this fun college a cappella saga.
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Diabetes A lucrative disease
The pharmaceutical industry benefits from a lucrative diabetes market, with patients trapped in a spiral of expensive medications and side effects.
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The Hidden Map of Power in Lima: Schools, Networks, and Privileges That Shape Success
An analysis of Lima’s elite reveals that 65% of business leaders come from just 10 schools. Discover the hidden map of power and inequality in Lima
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Fuerza Latina Unida: Spreading Joy, Hope, and Support to Families in Need
When displaced families had nowhere to turn, Fuerza Latina Unida knocked on their doors. A story of solidarity that began with just two bags of donated clothing
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The Deception Algorithm? The Trust Issue with adcreative.ai's Marketing Software Subscriptions
We analyzed hundreds of verified reviews on Trustpilot, Capterra, and social media: generic designs, credits that expire, and a billing model that traps users around the world. The truth about AdCreative.ai
Artificial Intelligence
AdCreative.ai: The Dark Side of AI in Digital Marketing
Review of AdCreative.ai: From the poor quality of its automated designs to serious allegations of improper charges and the inability to obtain refunds
World
The Alliance of Two Continents: The Economic Future of the West
With global power shifting towards Asia, an ambitious proposal has emerged: to create a Customs Union that would integrate Europe and the Americas into the largest economic bloc in history. This article analyz…
Chile
Sebastián Piñera, two years after his death: the power and contradictions of a president who shaped the Chilean right
Sebastián Piñera: What is the legacy of the former Chilean president? His role during the dictatorship, the "No" plebiscite, his economic rise, and the contradictions of his political legacy.
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Renee Nicole Good and fear as policy: Is the United States veering towards a police state?
This editorial questions ICE's tactics, the internal climate being created and the danger of normalizing persecution as public policy.
United States
Dick Cheney honored in Washington: the legacy of a power that redefined the U.S. and still casts a shadow
A tribute in Washington reignites debate about Dick Cheney, the most powerful vice president in modern U.S. history, whose legacy combines the expansion of executive power after 9/11, decisions that transforme…
United States
The Perfect Storm: How Immigration Policy and Tariffs Are Stifling the U.S. Supply Chain.
The combination of high tariffs and a heavy-handed immigration policy is emptying fields, crippling freight transportation and driving up the cost of living in the United States for the lower and middle classe…
Technology
Saudi Arabia’s AI Bet: Partnering with Elon Musk and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang
Saudi Arabia and the United States are redefining their historic alliance: from oil to artificial intelligence factories, with Elon Musk and Jensen Huang as key partners in the global race for AI and humanoid …
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The War of the Future: Technology, Cybersecurity and the New Global Order
GoodFellows (Hoover Institution) analyzes the war of the future: drones, cyberattacks, China, Venezuela and the role of the big tech companies
Profiles
Who was Ellen Ballon The Canadian piano prodigy who amazed the world?
Ellen Ballon, a Canadian piano prodigy, conquered the world's greatest stages and played for three US presidents
Health
Cancer among young people is on the rise: why and what to do about it?
More and more people under the age of 50 are facing aggressive cancer diagnoses. Health journalist David Cox analyzes the possible causes behind this global phenomenon that is worrying the medical community.