Family scones
A classic must-have for tea time, ideal to enjoy fresh out of the oven. This version, simple and quick to prepare, shows that with few ingredients you can make a homemade bread perfect for sharing.
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Russia confirms the arrival in Moscow of the CIA chief and rules out a meeting with Putin
“There are no planned meetings (between Ratcliffe) and the president,” said the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov.
Canada announces “dollar-for-dollar” response to the U.S. after failure of tariff negotiations
Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended talks with Washington and announced that Ottawa will respond reciprocally to the new U.S. tariffs. “Never an agreement at any price or with any deadline,” he said.
At least 25 dead after bus falls into ravine during student tour in Cape Verde
The vehicle was carrying 32 people returning to Sao Filipe after an excursion near the Pico do Fogo volcano, on the island of Fogo. Other people were injured, some seriously.
U.S. rules out resuming negotiations with Canada for now after imposing new 50% tariffs
The U.S. trade representative, Jamieson Greer, blamed Ottawa for the failure of the talks and stated that no new meetings are planned. Canada, meanwhile, announced “dollar-for-dollar” retaliations that will begin to be applied on September 8.
Kicking Stones, 40 years of the album that made Los Prisioneros great
The trio’s second album appeared in September 1986 and changed the game: machines, synthesizers, and a new aesthetic for songs that spoke about unemployment, inequality, and everyday life. Four decades later, names from Chilean music analyze how that transformation sounded that took them far, to conquer Latin America.
Pope Leo XIV calls to prevent AI from being “another vehicle of ideological or economic colonialism”
Pope Leo XIV has called to prevent Artificial Intelligence (AI) from being “another vehicle of ideological or economic colonialism” during a meeting at the Vatican with participants in the XVII Annual Meeting of the International Catholic Legislators Network, held in Rome until August 23. Read more At least three people injured and about thirty public…
Billie Holiday’s Last Night: Alone, Sick, and Under Police Surveillance
At 3 a.m. on July 17, 1959, 67 years ago, Billie Holiday’s voice was silenced forever. Her death ended years marked by addictions, legal troubles, and persecution by the authorities, which followed her to her deathbed. Thus ended the life of one of the most iconic figures in jazz.
Trump threatens to “beat up” Iran after the “surprise attack” on United States facilities in Jordan
Despite this, Trump stated that he will let his negotiating team continue holding talks with the Iranian authorities.
United States revokes visas of more than 175,000 people in over a year and a half of Trump’s administration
The Department of State has specified in a statement that it has taken this measure against “foreign citizens who violated the conditions of their visas, committed crimes, incited violence against U.S. citizens,” among other reasons.