Trump raises a wall of tariffs against the world
The US president will symbolically declare a trade war on his partners this Wednesday with what he inaccurately calls reciprocal tariffs
Trump administration celebrates rise in self-deportations
Authorities, without providing figures or specific data, insist that the pressure for undocumented immigrants to voluntarily return to their countries is proving effective
Eight points equal membership in Tren de Aragua: The arbitrary guide to persecuting Venezuelans
‘Inhumane conditions’ and death at Miami’s Krome migrant detention center
Dua Lipa, Shakira, Céline Dion: The difficult task of covering AC/DC
The ‘Houdini’ singer is the latest to revisit the Australian rockers. We’ve ranked the pop stars who have taken on the band's anthems
Imagine Dragons: ‘The worst band ever’ or a refuge for young fans?
Val Kilmer, the star of ‘The Doors’ and ‘Batman Forever,’ dies at 65
The box office hit ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ was the actor’s final film. He passed away due to pneumonia, according to his daughter
Trump buries the dream of a green card for 550,000 Cuban migrants
A group historically benefited by immigration laws could now begin to face difficulties finding work, legalizing their status or traveling, just like the rest of the Latino community
Farm workers mobilize against Trump: ‘It’s important to teach people who are afraid that they have to fight back’
Some 7,000 people marched in California to mark the legacy of resistance and struggle of union leader César Chávez
Cocaine and contraband fuel: Mexican navy makes historic seizures
In just 10 days, the navy, supported by other institutions, has seized thousands of kilos of drugs and millions of liters of gasoline from crime groups
Jordan Bardella gropes through the chaos of the French far right
The 29-year-old president of the RN has no links to the party’s dark past or to the Le Pen surname other than being Marine’s protégé
Survivors of Alto Remanso massacre in Colombia commemorate their dead, despite their exile
This past Saturday, in Bajo Putumayo, another anniversary was held to remember the military operation that killed at least eight civilians. At the time, authorities tried to pass the victims off as guerrillas killed in combat
Creator of ‘Severance’: ‘I thought Apple would discourage us from critiquing the capitalist structure, but that never happened’
The screenwriter of one of the biggest series of the year talks to EL PAÍS about the second season, and what the third could entail
Intermittent fasting is moderately more effective than traditional dieting, study finds
New research shows that this method leads to greater weight loss and improved metabolism. Possible rebound effects were not analyzed
The queen of Tex-Mex and the murderer: Selena’s legend lives on 30 years after her death
The denial of parole for Yolanda Saldívar, the woman who killed the Latin music star, revives the circumstances of the crime and the immeasurable legacy of a life cut short at age 23
This is how cheap Chinese cars are conquering the world
Chester Dawson (Bloomberg)|New York
US tariffs are failing to halt the rise of cars from the Asian giant, especially in emerging markets, and could even accelerate it
Asteroid 2024 YR4, which threatened to hit Earth, could collide with the Moon
A new observation estimates that the space rock measures 60 meters and has a 2% chance of impacting the satellite
Jean-Claude Juncker, former EU chief: ‘Trump’s goal is to divide us. And he will fail again’
The statesman who was president of the European Commision between 2014 and 2019 is writing his memoirs. In his office at the executive branch of the EU, he argues that the combined shock of Trumpism and the invasion of Ukraine is forcing Europe into a geopolitical awakening. ‘The era of Trump, Putin, and Xi,’ he declares, ‘forces Europe to defend itself’
This is how the eclipse looked from space
A European Meteosat satellite and another from the U.S. NOAA captured images of the Moon’s shadow projected over the areas where the partial solar eclipse was visible on Saturday, March 29
Natalia Trayanova, the biophysicist who creates virtual hearts: ‘We are facing the largest known killer’
A major evolutionary enigma solved: How simple cells gave rise to complex ones
Large-scale study identifies eight dietary patterns that contribute to healthy aging
Latino businesses collapse under deportation terror
Customers decrease by up to 60% and employees abandon their posts out of fear of ICE agents showing up
US tourism industry braces for fall in international visitors
Tech slump and trade war shrink the fortunes of the world’s richest
The Tompkins: From making sportswear to preserving Patagonia
John McTiernan, director of ‘Die Hard’: ‘My movies were quite patriotic, but being in prison changed my attitude’
The filmmaker behind classics like ‘Predator’ and ‘The Hunt for Red October’ is working on his first film in more than 20 years, as well as a book about his experience in prison
Natasha Rothwell: The long-awaited return of the beloved Belinda in ‘The White Lotus’
The third season of the dark comedy highlights the pivotal role played by the original characters in driving its always mysterious plot
The little miracles that saved Kaveh Akbar, author of ‘Martyr!’, one of the novels of the year
Yoruba, Kimbundu, Kikongo: How African languages shaped Brazilian Portuguese
Haydée Milanés, singer: ‘It hurts me to see how Cuba is becoming more devastated every day’
The artist – also the daughter of Pablo Milanés – recently released ‘Duele’ alongside Cuban rapper El B. It’s meant to be a new song for a free Cuba. She spoke with EL PAÍS from her exile in Miami
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From Tom Selleck to Claire Danes: Nine TV stars whose film careers never quite took off
Television legends from different eras have hoped their small-screen success would carry over to the big screen, only to face disappointing box office results
Stephen Graham, the dyslexic actor who was going to be a firefighter
The British actor, known for portraying thugs, gangsters, and hot-tempered boxers, is now finding success on Netflix as the father in ‘Adolescence'
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The ‘dabbawala’ network: A near-failsafe food delivery system that has been feeding Mumbai for a century
A Canadian combat medic in Ukraine: ‘I looked at my children and thought I had to do something’
Mexico’s ‘searching mothers,’ alone against the drug cartels and the authorities: ‘We live with more fear than ever’
For security and a bright future for Palestine and Israel
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