Columns

Do you find yourself at serene moments lying in the sun wondering about human social development and Coca-Cola?

A few weeks back I did a column on roosters, more specifically, fighting cocks. Today, I’m giving equal time to a breakthrough story on chickens.

Cosmetic surgery is often viewed as our interminable counter-offensive against aging. What seems to be different today in many places is that it’s acceptable to talk publicly about all those age-removing techniques.

After several states in Mexico have banned cockfights, the enterprise is still legal in Jalisco.

I stayed at a haunted hotel one night—an old building from the early 1800s.  Its original owner, according to legend, still roamed its halls and one room in particular.

I’m really tired of archaeological discoveries. Every week it seems there’s news of an unknown human-like species nobody knew existed before. They can tell this by looking at the skull of a single 8,000-year-old specimen. It tells archaeologists this species may be the hominins who invented cooking raw meat and serving it with two sides and a salad.