The “End Of An Era”: The Death Of Britain’s Longest Reigning Monarch Signals Change For 15 Nations
Queen Elizabeth II ruled from the days of Eisenhower to those of Biden; a voice of stability and tradition has now been stilled.
English
What’s the Origin of the English Icebox Cake?
Once considered very expensive due to the lack of ice, this tasty treat has evolved in a variety of cuisines.
Mexican Esquites Give a Tasty Twist to Corn
This national treat combines pre-Hispanic and European ingredients.
Diversity Seen Playing Greater Role in Energy Industry’s Future
Enthusiasm of API fellow could land him one of the 800,000 jobs projected for the sector by 2030.
A Former Mexican President Chose To Celebrate The Country’s Independence On His Birthday
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla’s call to arms took place on September 16, the day after modern Mexicans celebrate their independence.
The Story of Mexico’s First Female Gold Medalist
The woman who lifted 490.5 pounds at the 2000 Olympics later studied law but needed 14 knee surgeries.
What is the Animal Representing Each Latin American Country?
From the hummingbird to the blue whale, Latin Americans chose animals to represent their identity
A Mexican Art, Wine, and Cheese Tour
Recognized by UNESCO in 1996, Querétaro offers travelers “an aesthetic exuberance.”
The Legend of the Rabbit and Other Stories About the Moon
The face of the moon as described in ancient myths.