Former prince Andrew released by police over 10 hours after his arrest
The brother of King Charles III has been ‘released under investigation’ after being implicated in the network of the American financier Jeffrey Epstein
The White House’s resistance to reforming ICE prolongs the DHS shutdown
Democrats are using the standoff to highlight their opposition to Trump’s immigration policy
The United States demands Cuba make ‘dramatic changes very soon’
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in contact with Raúl Castro’s grandson, according to the outlet Axios
US military is preparing for a possible attack on Iran, although Trump has not yet made a decision
Peru’s Congress appoints José María Balcázar as president, the eighth in a decade
The ousting of José Jerí through a motion of censure pushes the 83‑year‑old into the presidency just two months before the election
In Venezuela, Chavismo is retreating, but it is not withdrawing
This is not ‘Wuthering Heights’
The problem with Emerald Fennell’s film is not that it is unfaithful to the book, but that by sexualizing the relationship between Catherine and Heathcliff, it domesticates it
Mexico’s new tax rules unsettle internet companies as government demands real‑time data access
Digital platforms will be required to give authorities live access to their data. The SAT defends the measure as a way to curb tax evasion and digitally enabled smuggling
Albania, Europe’s laboratory where AI combats (or hides) corruption
Following the government’s announcement that a virtual minister will control public contracts, the Public Prosecutor’s Office is investigating its creators and the deputy prime minister
Haiti braces for possible end of TPS for over 300,000 citizens in the US
Thursday marks the deadline to present arguments to the appeals court that will decide whether to allow the Trump administration to eliminate immigration protections
Woman whose rape complaint triggered Spanish police chief’s resignation is ‘devastated’ after her identity is shared on social media
The case of the police inspector who says her boss sexually assaulted her has created political turmoil for the leftist government of Pedro Sánchez
A year after ‘No Other Land’ won Oscar, ‘everything has gotten worse’
Palestinian Hamdan Ballal, co-director of the Oscar-winning documentary, denounces a recent settler attack on his family and laments the bleak outlook
Laura Wasser, the queen of celebrity divorces, launches a breakup-themed clothing line
The family‑law attorney will donate the proceeds from a sweatshirt reading ‘dump him’ to a legal aid center that helps people navigate divorce safely, responsibly, and at no cost
Ana Fernández-Arcos, neurologist: ‘There are people who give so much importance to dreams that they can change their lives’
The researcher reviews the latest advances in sleep science: ‘You can train yourself to have more lucid dreams. This is even used for therapeutic purposes’
We are how we breathe: Doing so consciously is a form of mental well-being
Scientific literature provides evidence that the way we breathe influences neural areas related to attention, memory, smell, and emotions
Croatia tackles the growing problem of mass tourism
The sector accounts for a whopping 20% of GDP, but its harmful effects loom over this small Mediterranean nation of 3.8 million people
Daylight saving time will return to the United States in March
On the 8th of the month, clocks will spring forward across most of the country, despite critics pointing out its effects on health and President Trump’s support for eliminating it
EDEN: The AI system that learns from a million species to design new treatments
The model allows for the precise and complex modification of cells and molecules to cure diseases
Ludovic Slimak on Neanderthals: ‘It was suicide’
Christophe Galfard, physicist: ‘I think there is more life in space than we think’
Four heart transplants in three days: A race against time at Madrid’s 12 de Octubre Hospital
Trump reviews potential entry of Chinese automakers with US auto industry
Ford’s CEO discussed with the president a framework for the arrival of these carmakers, which would involve the creation of joint ventures
Claude, the ChatGPT rival shaking up AI and software: What it is and why it matters
Brazil’s TikTok-born workplace revolution fights for more than one free day a week
The debate over fracking in Mexico: Energy sovereignty versus environmental risk
Bad Bunny will star in his first film alongside Javier Bardem in the directorial debut of René Pérez, Residente
In ‘Porto Rico’, Alejandro G. Iñárritu will be one of the executive producers, as will Edward Norton, who will also star in the movie, along with Viggo Mortensen
Kiran Desai: ‘I think of loneliness as sustenance, as shame and as political fear’
The Backstreet Boys at the Sphere in Las Vegas: a perfect blend of nostalgia and colossal futurism that doesn’t even require their presence
Al Green: The sex symbol who became a reverend after a tragedy
Jordi Bardají
Robin Wall Kimmerer, scientist and writer: ‘Capitalism is not a natural phenomenon; it’s a choice’
Work & Lifestyle
‘There are people on Grindr who do a lot of harm’: How an app shaped the sex life of a generation
What is media impact value, the algorithm the fashion industry is fixated on
Is Heathcliff a narcissist, a madman, a proto-Marxist? The enduring enigma of the ‘Wuthering Heights’ hero
From a street stall in Los Angeles to sharing the stage with Bad Bunny: Villa’s Tacos at Super Bowl LX
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Rachel Reid, the unassuming author of ‘Heated Rivalry’ whose universe has taken on a life of its own
The Canadian author began by secretly publishing chapters on a fan fiction platform, unbeknownst to her family
Hollywood legend Robert Duvall, star of ‘The Godfather’ and ‘Apocalypse Now,’ dies at 95
The actor, who won an Oscar for ‘Tender Mercies’ and made his film debut in ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’, passed away Sunday at his ranch in Virginia
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Trapped in Europe’s largest migrant settlement: The forces sustaining Italy’s informal economy
José Rubén Zamora: ‘I have essentially been kidnapped’
The horrors of the Dilley family detention center, as told by detained children: ‘They don’t treat us like human beings’
Russian amputees returning from the war in Ukraine: ‘Who would want me? How will I live?’
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