HomeTOP STORIESThe Ubiquitous Flower That Marks the Day of the Dead The Ubiquitous Flower That Marks the Day of the Dead By rogerjudd November 1, 2025 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp During the Day of the Dead, the cempasúchil, or marigold, is believed to guide spirits back home. In Mexico City, people who lost a loved one to Covid use the flower to honor their dead. Previous articleWhat Happened to the Art of the Deal?Next articleImmigration Agents Clash With Chicago-Area Residents on Halloween latest articles Explosion at Harvard Medical School Was ‘Intentional,’ Officials Say This Is What Happens When No One Wants to Govern ‘Intentional’ explosion on Harvard Medical School campus probed by FBI; 2 people seen fleeing building: police Wall Street poised for more gains after notching longest monthly win streak since 2021 Most S&P 500 utilities stocks deliver earnings beats this week Brazil’s Azul said to reach deal with unsecured creditors in bankruptcy proceeding explore more Explosion at Harvard Medical School Was ‘Intentional,’ Officials Say This Is What Happens When No One Wants to Govern ‘Intentional’ explosion on Harvard Medical School campus probed by FBI; 2 people seen fleeing building: police Wall Street poised for more gains after notching longest monthly win streak since 2021 Most S&P 500 utilities stocks deliver earnings beats this week Brazil’s Azul said to reach deal with unsecured creditors in bankruptcy proceeding
