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The 2025 Intercensal Survey by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) has revealed a paradox in Mexico’s new demographic map: The states that have seen the greatest population growth are not those with the highest fertility rates. Mexico reached a population of 130.9 million in 2025 – the country’s highest population in history. However, the population grew at an average annual rate of just 0.7%, its slowest pace in recent decades, with growth concentrated in states in the north and southeast of the country. Which states lead population growth? According to INEGI, Baja California Sur led in population…
October is Halloween movie season, so it’s the perfect time for two of the year’s high-profile horror releases to debut on streaming platforms. “Evil Dead Burn,” the extremely grotesque ninth installment in the long-running franchise, premieres on HBO Max this month and should prove to be a big home viewing hit. For the indie horror lovers, Jane Schoenbrun’s instant cult classic “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” arrives to on Mubi to stream after a buzzy summer run that kicked off at the Cannes Film Festival in May. For non horror lovers, summer movie season tentpoles “Disclosure Day” and…
Texas, long a safe Republican state, has emerged as a top battleground in midterm races up and down the ballot — but especially in the U.S. Senate race.
The Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has claimed he is the only thing standing in the way of far-right “fascists” reclaiming power, as he led a huge rally through the streets of Rio ahead of Sunday’s crunch election.Speaking on the eve of the demonstration, the 80-year-old leftwinger said he had decided to seek a historic fourth term because he believed only he could prevent the family of his rightwing rival, Flávio Bolsonaro, returning to government.“If it weren’t for me standing up to these fascists they’d easily win another election. I’m the one standing in their way,” Lula told…
Several song titles on Matchbox Twenty’s debut album, Yourself or Someone Like You, could have summed up the record’s fateful release day: “Damn,” “Shame,” “Real World,” and “Busted.” The band awoke on Oct. 1, 1996, as 20-something rockers proudly dropping their first album, but the revelry was short-lived. “We were all really, really excited, then got a call from our manager saying our label had folded,” recalls frontman Rob Thomas. “I was like, ‘Oh shit,’” adds bandmate Paul Doucette. “But oddly, I had a weird confidence we’d be fine.” What Doucette may not have imagined was that three decades later,…
The Atlanta Braves are on their way to Los Angeles, and hundreds of fans were there to send them off in style.Hours after punching their ticket to the National League Division Series, the Braves rolled out the red carpet at The Battery before boarding team buses bound for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.AdvertisementFor fans like Alisha Allen, it was a chance to get one last look at their favorite team before the series against the Dodgers begins.”Let’s go Braves!” Allen shouted.The atmosphere felt more like a pep rally than a departure.”It is priceless to see our home team win Game 3…
All stories in El Jalapeño are satire and not real news. Check out the original article here. A cross-Atlantic rift is developing as Mexican cultural officials have accused counterparts in France of borrowing a book and not returning it for 166 years. In a harshly worded statement, Emiliano Muñoz of Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has accused the National Library of France of perfectly personifying Charles Lamb’s description of book borrowers as “mutilators of collections and spoilers of the symmetry of shelves.” The Azcatitlan Codex is currently on display at Mexico’s National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City,…
Some stories refuse to stay on the page. The Hollywood Reporter’s Beyond the Book column explores what happens when books make the leap to screen and beyond — unpacking what stayed, changed, how it was done and why it matters with the creatives who made it. *** Horror fans are about to have a very frightening season, and three novelists are largely to blame. In their books, authors Josh Malerman, Virginia Feito and Daniel Kraus dreamt up unique nightmares that could keep readers up at night: a supernatural presence invading a family’s home, a diver trapped inside a whale with…
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has said the woman at the centre of the Cornell University rape case was “failed” at “every turn”. The woman, known as Jane Doe in legal documents, alleges she was drugged and raped by several men at a fraternity house in 2024. The case was investigated at the time but no charges were laid. It recently reopened after the woman filed a civil lawsuit last month that thrust the allegations into the national spotlight. At a news conference on Friday, Hochul said she was “deeply disturbed” by how the investigation was handled. She has now…