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    *- Enigma: ¿Maki?, ¿Carmen Lilia? *- 65 legislatura, ¿se corromperá?   Vemos difícil que el gobernador ceda su cabeza a la mayoría guinda de la próxima legislatura, para que construyan con ella un trofeo de guerra. Pero, a como están las cosas, tampoco le vemos ánimo al gobernador de “persuadir” a los diputados de Morena de que se hagan a su lado. Después de la vergonzosa experiencia política que le infligió la fracción morenista de la 64 legislatura a los tamaulipecos, advertimos imposible que los sucesores de RIGO RAMOS, ULISES MARTÃ�...

Das Gipfeltreffen zwischen den Präsidenten der USA und Russlands birgt Chancen und Risiken für die Schweiz - ein Spitzendiplomat erklärt die Details.

People are writing more than ever with their keyboards and phones, but handwritten notes have become rare. Even signatures are going out of style. Most credit card purchases no longer require them, and if they do, you can usually just scratch one out with your fingernail. The age-old art of handwriting is in decline. This marks a profound shift in how we communicate, but for one group of experts it also raises an existential question. Forensic handwriting examiners authenticate handwritten notes and signatures — or reveal them to be fakes — by analyzing distinctive features in our writing...

Letter to the Editor: Bills an urgent first step to restoring trust in Michigan elections Laura Luke Print With all due respect to Barbara McQuade, I strongly disagree with her position against the package of election reform bills in Lansing. There is no higher priority at this moment, regardless of party, than ensuring the integrity of future elections in Michigan. In her recent commentary, "Let's Not Make it Harder to Vote in Michigan," Ms. McQuade asserts that there were no problems in the 2020 election. That simply isn't true. Irregularities were rampant, including real questions regardin...

A slimmer-than-ever Apple iMac with a 24-inch screen arrives next month with a completely redesigned exterior and some significant changes to the internal components. The big one? The Apple M1. After making its debut on the MacBook Air, the MacBook Pro, and the Mac mini six months ago, the M1 chip is at last coming to the iMac. Ditching Intel Core processors in favor of silicon designed in-house was a ground-breaking achievement for Apple’s laptops. But other than incorporating the M1, the new MacBooks are identical to their predecessors. That’s not the case with the new iMac, which add...