YPF and Despegar partner to boost domestic tourism in Argentina

Collaboration offers exclusive travel discounts and new digital integration for App YPF users.YPF has announced a new strategic partnership with Despegar, Latin America’s leading travel company, to promote domestic tourism through exclusive...

Shakira to get ‘up close and personal’ at Hard Rock Live. How to get in on the presale

South Florida loves Shakira — and, apparently, Shakira loves South Florida. Six months after she played two concerts at 65,000-seat Hard Rock Stadium, the Colombian pop star has announced she will end the year with two shows at 7,000-seat Hard...

World Misses Forest Protection Targets by Wide Margin, New Study Shows

Global efforts to halt deforestation by 2030 are falling dramatically short, with world leaders 63% off track from their own commitments, according to a comprehensive assessment released Monday. The findings arrive as a stark warning ahead of...

Anger over Music Hall's 'cowardly capitulation': Letters

Deeply troubled by Music Hall cancelling 'Cheers for Choice' event Oct. 12 − To the Editor: As a retired nurse who worked in Labor and Delivery, I am deeply troubled by The Music Hall’s recent decision to cancel Lovering Health Center’s rental of...

Reimagining Commercial Underwriting in the Age of AI

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Gustavo Cortiñas Inspires Unity and Empathy Through Music

The renowned French writer Victor Hugo once wrote that "music is noise that thinks." Hugo was highlighting the profound and intellectual nature of music, suggesting that while it may seem like disorganized sound ("noise"), it carries deep meaning...

Everyone Is Obsessed With Her Substack. But What Is Emily Sundberg Obsessed With?

If you’re not reading Feed Me, do you even know what’s going on? Emily Sundberg bills her influential Substack as a “daily newsletter about the spirit of enterprise.” It's an incisive dispatch on what the people you care about care about, written...

Mexico, Paraguay back Guyana’s candidacy for IICA top post

MEXICO and Paraguay, two countries with governments of different political leanings but with significant agricultural development policies in common, officially announced their decision to support Guyana’s candidacy for the position of...

What Happened to Christian Pulisic? When Will He Return To USMNT Roster?

Christian Pulisic’s 2025 season with AC Milan has been nothing short of spectacular, establishing him as the team’s most influential player. His formidable form, which earned him the Serie A Player of the Month award for September, has been...

Ideas & Opinions — Terry McLaughlin: California insurance commissioner under scrutiny

The California FAIR Plan, California’s home insurer of last resort, is seeking an average 35.8% rate hike to become effective in April 2026. While California homeowners are experiencing these massive spikes in premiums, or being cancelled...

Searching for Eden (Bereshit)

“Where the apple reddens never pry — lest we lose our Edens, Eve and I.” -Robert Browning Ever since Man’s banishment from the Garden of Eden, we have sought to rediscover the lost paradise. Scientists, scholars and archeologists have proposed a...

Starry ‘Kiss of the Spider Woman’ sinks fangs into deep subjects

When Bill Condon made Dreamgirls in 2006, he cast an unknown Jennifer Hudson opposite well-known costars Eddie Murphy, Jaime Foxx, and Beyoncé. She emerged from the experience a star and an Oscar winner. Now, in the writer-director’s latest...

History Today: When the great beer flood of 1814 unleashed mayhem on London's streets

One of London’s strangest disasters struck when a massive vat of beer burst at the Meux and Company Brewery on Tottenham Court Road on October 17, 1814. If you are a history geek who loves to learn about important events from the past, Firstpost...

South American-Croatian women show biggest interest in moving to Croatia

South American women most eager to return to their roots ZAGREB, 17 Oct (Hina) – The greatest interest in moving to Croatia to live among descendants of Croats in South America is shown by younger adults, particularly women aged between 26 and 35,...

Historic Shipbuilding: Buckler’s Hard dig unearths rare 18th century slipway used by Nelson’s Navy

An archaeological dig at the historic Buckler’s Hard shipyard, famous for building warships for Nelson’s Navy, has unearthed a remarkably well-preserved 18th century slipway. The discovery is expected to shed new light on how warships were built....

Part 1: Three current American Falls council members vie for 4-year term

EDITOR’S NOTE: EastIdahoNews.com will be publishing the responses to candidate questionnaires every day through the municipal election on Nov. 4. Read them all here. AMERICAN FALLS — Three current American Falls City Council members Dan Hammond,...

Eric Garcia's Barcelona redemption: From the exit door to Hansi Flick's best defender

Eric Garcia being Barcelona’s best defender this season will have come as a surprise to many. Under coach Hansi Flick, the 24-year-old is now truly shining for the first time since he rejoined his boyhood club from Manchester City in the summer of...

Towards good globalisation

In Nigeria’s oil fields, international giants have pumped crude for decades – yet the country struggles to develop its own refineries or high-tech industries. In Mexico, global car companies churn out vehicles for export, but local suppliers and...

Bill Condon, director: ‘My theory is that people really enjoy musicals, but they don’t think they’re cool’

Over his nearly 40-year career behind the camera, Bill Condon, 69, has written and directed dramas (such as the award-winning Gods and Monsters), bittersweet comedies (the cancer-centered series The Big C), popular hits (the last two Twilight...

Joy Sweeps Moroccan Cities as Atlas Cubs Reach U-20 World Cup Final

Moroccans swept across cities late Wednesday night as the country celebrated the Atlas Cubs’ dramatic qualification for the U-20 World Cup final in Chile, following a stunning victory over France. The triumph, sealed in a nerve-wracking penalty...