Trump’s state dinner (and a bald eagle) to honor Xi Jinping
The Chinese president called on Washington and Beijing to explore new paths of cooperation between the two powers
Netanyahu: Accusing Israel of genocide ‘biggest lie of the century’
The Israeli prime minister delivered a hardline message at the UN
Thailand rejects Daniel Sancho appeals and upholds life sentence
Mexican courts back US woman who accused a fake Tijuana clinic of malpractice
Federal judge recognizes violation of Julia Carpenter’s rights over weight-loss surgery
Wilber Garcés’s life before being shot by ICE: A sports enthusiast and father of a disabled child
From Venezuela, the family is pleading for the bullet that is still lodged in his back — and which threatens to leave him unable to move one of his arms — to be removed
Sikh community suffers from racism fueled by the Trump administration
Mikel Oyarzabal: ‘Often, the best thing you can do is not touch the ball’
The forward praises coach Luis de la Fuente and emphasizes teamwork as the key to Spain’s success
ICE wasted millions of dollars on its expansion of detention centers, according to a government report
The Government Accountability Office found that the agency pursued projects without a comprehensive strategy and warns of additional costs
Can one AI unmask another? Pangram, an almost infallible tool for detecting machine-created texts and novels
The program has caused a literary stir in France after it was used to identify a bestselling book as allegedly produced with AI
East Coast braces for early-season nor’easter
Officials are urging residents to take extra precautions over the weekend due to the possibility of strong winds, heavy rain and flooding from North Carolina to New York
All of America’s Mexican friends
Ambassador Ronald Johnson calls for a ‘sovereign Mexico’ that is ‘free of criminal organizations’ at a gathering in which Mexican governors, lawmakers and government officials praised the successful relationship with the US amid political and economic tension
Delcy Rodríguez thanks Trump for his cooperation with Venezuela and announces elections without a date
Goodbye to the mandatory garage: Big city architecture bypasses personal parking
Experts believe that the initiative approved by Barcelona helps to discourage car use while promoting sustainable mobility, but supporting measures are vital
Men who walk ahead of their partners: Why those steps matter
The way couples walk together reveals a lot about the power dynamics in their relationship
Dogs also prefer consonants: how our language shapes their brain
A new study examined how they develop a consonant-preference bias, mirroring humans. They are not the only ones: rats and ChatGPT copy certain forms of our language processing
‘Forgotten Island’ turns children’s animation into a song to friendship and roots
The new DreamWorks film, which hits theaters this Friday, mixes humor with a subtle reflection. ‘We want to see more personal stories from other cultures, it’s refreshing,’ say its directors
‘Nude before traffic’: cyclists riding without clothes to demand safe infrastructure
The World Naked Bike Ride, active in more than 200 cities around the world, began in the Spanish city of Zaragoza more than 20 years ago
You fear it, I love it: the Trump–Xi summit will address AI with opposite mindsets
Most Chinese citizens find this technology exciting, while more than half of Americans fear it will destroy humanity
Global warming slowly brought about the catastrophic collapse of the Nepalese glacier
‘El Niño’ already at record levels and threatens to claim 450,000 lives due to extreme heat alone
Dinosaur fossils, the latest obsession of the ultra-rich: ‘Some enjoy knowing only they can admire it’
María Victoria Ennis|Buenos Aires
Mexico on alert after Trump backs a proposal to ban US diesel exports
If adopted, the initiative would be a blow for its southern neighbor, whose market depends on US imports for more than 40% of its diesel demand
Trump’s immigration policy is choking business: ‘There’s nobody to work’
Europe does not want to depend on foreign technology in the new digital order
From Opus Dei alumni to McKinsey consultants: The clans that run Spain’s biggest companies
Gael García Bernal: ‘The common good is no longer a political slogan’
The Mexican actor stars in, co-writes and directs ‘Hombre al agua’, a feature in which he explores complex themes such as the crisis of masculinity and power dynamics in Latin America
Darth Vader alongside Picasso and Banksy: George Lucas’s ambitious museum opens in LA
With more than 100,000 square feet of gallery space and 1,000 artworks, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has become a new attraction in L.A.
The ‘dangerous woman’ Virginia Woolf fell in love with
Lena Dunham’s body is back again… and her memoir, ‘Famesick,’ reads differently now
The writer and actress’s memoir takes on a new meaning now that it’s publicly known she became a mother through surrogacy
Sally Field, the actress who fought abuse and escaped her demons through acting
Work & Lifestyle
Turning offices into homes: Manhattan’s solution to its housing crisis... but with some risks
Riding electric scooters multiplies the risk of serious injuries compared with cycling or motorcycling
From Tinder to running apps: Cellphones become a front for recruitment, spying, and sabotaging the enemy
Fernando Albero|Madrid
Patrick Baty, the ‘paint detective’ who has traced the hues of the past for Windsor Castle and 10 Downing Street
Celebrities, Movies & TV
The miracle of ‘Romeo + Juliet’: How Leonardo DiCaprio, Claire Danes and Baz Luhrmann reinvented Shakespeare
Andrew Scott, the expert in tortured characters: ‘I join projects because of the script’
The epic life of Schwarzenegger, a bodybuilder-turned-legend: ‘If he had been born in the US he would be president’
From Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke to Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup: 31 Hollywood couples who fell in love on set
Our selection
Zohran Mamdani: ‘Democracy doesn’t work if people can’t afford their basic needs’
The Mormon church is expanding its real-estate empire across the United States: ‘They’re opportunists in a very calculated way’
Natalie Wong / Ann Choi (Bloomberg)
Held in hotels or detained for a year after being deported to Africa: ‘This is called human trafficking’
Miami’s fairy godmother for undocumented domestic workers
Antoni Belchi|Miami
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