Posts by Amelia Frost
U.S.-Sent Remittances to Mexico Fall to Lowest Level in Over a Decade, Analysts Point to Fewer New Migrants
Remittances sent to Mexico from abroad fell in 2025 for the first time in 11 years, driven largely by a decline in migration to the United States, the primary source of those funds, according to official data released by Mexico‘s central bank. Mexicans living overseas sent $61.79 billion in remittances in 2025, down 4.6% from…
Read MoreRep. Salazar Condemns Slams Violent Threats Against New U.S. Envoy in Venezuela: ‘This Is Terrorism’
Interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez met U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Laura Dogu at the Miraflores presidential palace on Feb. 2 Rep. María Elvira Salazar condemned what she described as violent threats against Laura Dogu, the newly arrived U.S. envoy to Venezuela, calling them “terrorism” and warning of consequences if any harm comes to American diplomats. Salazar’s…
Read MoreShort ‘Micro-French Nails’ Are the Coolest Minimal Mani To Wear This Spring
After a long stretch of almond-tip dominance in nail trends, short nails are on the rise—and the micro-French-nails trend is here to prove it. This look is the opposite of those chunky, stark white French tips that defined the early-aughts manicure (and took up nearly half the nail bed). Instead, it favors a barely-there approach…
Read MoreKaitlan Collins Doesn’t Have to Smile for Donald Trump
During a press briefing on February 3, President Donald Trump told Kaitlan Collins, CNN’s chief White House correspondent, that she should smile more while doing her job. While questioning Trump about the latest batch of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, Collins tried to ask the president what he would say to survivors who haven’t gotten…
Read MoreBeauty Rewired: Why Purpose Must Lead the Next Era of Global Beauty Innovation
This year marks ParagonCorp’s 40th anniversary—an important milestone, but not a moment for retrospection alone. As for us, it is a call to action. Four decades of growth in Indonesia’s beauty industry have taught us a fundamental lesson: innovation without purpose may scale, but it does not endure. The global beauty industry is undergoing a…
Read MoreConvicted Trump Assassin Ryan Routh Learns Fate After Attempted Shooting on Florida Golf Course
After plotting to assassinate U.S. President Donald Trump in 2024 at the president’s golf course in Florida, a federal judge sentenced Ryan Wesley Routh to life in prison on Tuesday. Routh’s sentencing came nearly a year and a half after his arrest at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, where he…
Read MoreHow Hailey Bieber Takes Her Favorite Jeans from Day to Night
Hailey Bieber is living proof that your wardrobe really only needs one pair of great jeans. On February 3 in Los Angeles, the Rhode Skincare founder was spotted in two different outfits but the same pair of straight-leg, mid-rise, medium wash denim—an all purpose jean if we’ve ever seen one. And the two looks demonstrate…
Read MoreMargot Robbie’s Low-Maintenance ‘Brontë Blonde’ is Peak Spring Hair Inspo
Margot Robbie has officially left Barbieland behind—and all the icy blonde dye jobs that came along with it. The actor’s “Wuthering Heights” press tour has delivered dark romantic fashion, gothic glam, windswept waves, and a new hair color we’re calling as one of spring’s biggest trends: Brontë blonde. Neil Mockford Robbie’s current color was created…
Read MorePepsiCo Announces Price Cuts on Top Brands Amid Consumer Affordability Concerns
PepsiCo is cutting prices on its top snack brands, including Cheetos, Doritos, Lay’s, and Tostitos, by up to 15% in an effort to ease consumer financial strain. The price reductions, set to roll out across the US this week, come just ahead of the Super Bowl, one of the busiest snack-buying weekends of the year.…
Read MoreGOP Rep. Tony Gonzales Says Party’s Defeat In Texas ‘Should Be An Eye-Opener’: ‘We All Need To Pick Up The Pace’
Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales said the party’s stunning defeat in a special election for state senate should be an “eye-opener to all of us that we all need to pick up the pace.” “The candidate has to do their part, the party has to do their part. And then those of us in the arena,…
Read MoreTed Cruz Issues Warning To Republicans Over Stunning Defeat In Special Texas Election: ‘Very Concerning Outcome’
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said Republicans’ stunning defeat in a deep red seat in Texas, where Democrat Taylor Rehmet flipped a district that Trump won by 17 points two years ago, should be a warning sign for the party. Speaking to press, Cruz said the election was a “very concerning outcome” for the party and…
Read MoreLeavitt Signals Limits of U.S. Diplomatic Approach With Iran After Drone Strike: ‘It Takes Two to Tango’
The United States shot down an Iranian drone that approached the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea on Tuesday, an incident that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said would not derail planned diplomatic talks with Tehran later this week, even as she underscored limits to Washington‘s approach. Speaking to Fox News…
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