The electoral cost of Trump’s remarks that Iran could ‘take out’ LA or San Diego
The president continues to drag down Republican candidates running for California governor and state attorney general, as well as other key positions and House seats
The Christa Pike case and the ethical dilemma of saving someone the state is trying to kill
The double failed execution by lethal injection in Tennessee raises questions about the role of doctors in capital punishment
Nearly two decades on death row in Texas: The legal fight to save Melissa Lucio from lethal injection
Corinna Lain, death penalty expert: ‘Lethal injection has been problematic from the start’
Forty percent of US Latinos report being worse off financially than a year ago
A UnidosUS poll identifies the cost of living as the top concern for 83% of Hispanics
US moves spy drones from Africa to Colombia and Ecuador to combat drug trafficking
Maricarmen, the woman who became a symbol of Spain’s housing crisis, dies at 87
Her eviction from the Madrid home where she had lived for seven decades sparked protests, encampments and a political reckoning across Spain
Lourdes M. Rosado, president of LatinoJustice: ‘These elections are the opportunity to tell Trump that his policies are not acceptable’
A new report from the organization examines how the Supreme Court’s decisions affect the country’s 68 million Latinos by clearing the way for the president’s anti‑immigrant agenda
Israel, a divided nation, relives the pain of the 2023 Hamas attacks
The country commemorates the more than 1,200 victims on an anniversary overshadowed by the upcoming elections, a gauge of Benjamin Netanyahu’s political accountability
Student protests in France, in pictures
Youths across the country have been called out for a day of demonstrations to protest the decline of the education system, the lack of opportunities, and teachers’ pay
The desperate effort to send food to a Ukrainian city starving under Russian occupation
Residents describe what it’s like to survive in Oleshky without supplies, surrounded by landmines and under the threat of drones
Flávio Bolsonaro announces he wants to ‘reform the Constitution to redemocratize’ Brazil
The far-right candidate faces President Lula in the October 25 runoff
The Madrid bear sculpture meant for a Miami roundabout that ended up inside a restaurant instead
In 2022 Isabel Díaz Ayuso traveled to the Florida city and announced an upcoming tribute to the Spanish region she presides. But the ‘Comunidad de Madrid Square’ never materialized
Hispanidad or latinidad: Shakira opens debate on cultural identity beyond a common language
The Colombian, who has added a final date to her Madrid residency on Hispanic Heritage Day, argues that the term Latin American includes Spain, France, Italy, and Portugal, raising doubts among linguists
Eva Marie Saint: the Hitchcock muse whose career spanned nearly eight decades
The 1955 Oscar winner for ‘On the Waterfront’ and co-star of ‘North by Northwest’ was 102 when she passed away at her home in LA on Tuesday
The age of nuclear clocks is here: A new tool for probing the laws of physics
Chinese and European scientists have unveiled prototypes that usher in a new era of timekeeping, using thorium-229 as their ‘pendulum’
Rosalind Franklin had seen the helix: A forgotten photograph rewrites the history of DNA’s structure
Notes by the scientist pointing to a helical structure once again challenge the distorted account of her role in the discovery
Should AI pay taxes? The debate is gaining traction in the US
Bill Gates supports taxing the technology as progressive proposals grow to make new models make up for job destruction and other impacts
The botanist who took 30 years to name 18 trees: 'It is a race against myself'
The migration routes of pollution: How ozone, Saharan dust and wildfire smoke cross borders
Victor Glover, Artemis 2 pilot: ‘This race, for us, is not about beating China to the Moon. We will, but this race is to get humans to Mars’
Key points from the Supreme Court case against the oil companies
The city of Boulder, Colorado is challenging the US energy sector by seeking compensation for expenses incurred to confront climate change
The founders of On, the phenomenon attracting Mbappé and Zendaya
Trump’s broken promise on crypto: a gold mine for his empire, multimillion-dollar losses for investors
The yield on the US 10-year Treasury reached its highest level in two decades. Why should you care?
Do Tutankhamun and Nefertiti share a tomb?
Two recent research campaigns have revived the hypothesis that the young king’s tomb is only part of a larger burial complex belonging to the queen
Vincent Cassel: ‘There are things that are good for your career and others that you like: always do the latter’
The emblematic French actor becomes the hunchback of Notre-Dame in the film ‘Quasimodo’
Tom Cruise vs. the world: Age jokes, Oscar hopes and a return to the spotlight
Work & Lifestyle
Maxx yourself, squeeze yourself dry: The unhealthy obsession with optimizing everything
Carl Cederström, sociologist: ‘Wellness has become a corporate tool. It doesn’t make you happier; just more productive’
Mount Athos, the Greek stronghold that bans women from entering
The just-world hypothesis and other mental traps that guide us, but that we can avoid
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Brett Goldstein, the comedian who ran a strip club in Marbella before finding fame with 'Ted Lasso'
Sylvester Stallone: ‘I don’t know what the new masculinities are. It’s in a man’s nature to conquer’
Lili Reinhart, the actress looking for success away from Hollywood clichés
Surviving Hurricane Otis: Mexican director Jorge Michel Grau crafts ambitious film about two sailors who lived to tell the tale
The bursting of the Cristiano Ronaldo bubble
The 41-year-old captain’s decision to leave the national team training camp appears to have brought an end to an era in which the star player was overhyped at the expense of Portugal’s collective performance in two World Cups
Our selection
Charles Spencer: ‘The tragedy of the royal family was not knowing how to embrace the opportunity that my sister Diana represented’
Alejandro G. Iñárritu: ‘Tom Cruise loved this film because it freed him from the handsome, strong man that he is’
‘The truth is Cuba has already fallen’: the United States’ strategy to subdue the island
Volodymyr Zelenskiy to EL PAÍS, on the new Russian offensive against Kyiv: ‘Putin isn’t afraid of Europeans’
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