March 01, 2024

At a time when migration, war and climate change threaten to leave us without a roof over our heads, having a home we can return to becomes an essential task for our well-being

Experiments on mice and human cells uncover a previously unknown element that impacts tactile sensation

The legislation rejected by Republicans would provide funding for border patrols, asylum officers, immigration judges and reception facilities

The decision will reopen the investigation into President Nicolás Maduro’s Venezuelan security forces during a crackdown on anti-government protests in 2017

The modern version of the ‘digester’ created by Denis Papin in 1682 is unbeatable for cooking a lot more things than we think in record time, from rice to crème caramel to yes, even octopus

President Joe Biden concedes that the incident will complicate the ongoing talks in Qatar

The former ambassador to the UN noted that she outraised Trump in January and insisted that the donations have continued to flow despite her not having a long-term plan to challenge the former president’s commanding lead in the primary

The death toll climbed to at least 46 and rescuers searched for more victims. The fire started late Thursday in a restaurant on the first floor of the Green Cozy Cottage Shopping Mall in downtown Dhaka

The Conservative government had earlier only revealed a 290 million pound ($366 million) commitment, so the new figures opened the plan to wider scrutiny from critics

A breakthrough experimental treatment has succeeded in permanently deactivating a bad cholesterol gene in mice, without modifying their DNA

The 87-year-old Pontiff was taken to a Roman hospital on Wednesday for diagnostic testing after having to cancel some public audiences

The platform has asserted its dominance over its rivals while hosting content that used to be exclusive to other companies. However, some analysts warn that there are still battles ahead

The ruling Maduro government has offered up 27 potential dates for voting day, while the body that is actually in charge of announcing the elections has remained silent. Democratic guarantees have not yet been established between the government and the opposition

President Nayib Bukele, who won a controversial re-election bid earlier this month, affirms that he will not allow ‘gender ideology in schools’

Western diplomats, including U.S. Ambassador Lynn Tracy, were among those who attended, along with presidential hopefuls Boris Nadezhdin and Yekaterina Duntsova

By embracing a close relationship with Microsoft, OpenAI and its top executives have set their agreement to keep the AI company as a non-profit that would develop technology for the benefit of the public ‘aflame,’ Musk alleges

The testimony of a protected witness indicates that the logistics of the murder committed last August in Quito were in the hands of members of the Lobos gang while they languished in Cotopaxi prison

EL PAÍS chooses a selection of this month’s releases on Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max and other platforms and networks

Polls predict low turnout in first election since the death of Mahsa Yina Amini in police custody

The Canadian singer has said that he’s working on his seventh studio album. However, there are still no signs of a full comeback

Mircea Geoană, deputy secretary general of the North Atlantic Alliance, notes that the US needs its European allies as much as Europe needs America

The World Food Program has already transported a shipment of 144 tons of skimmed milk powder in a context of deep economic crisis in the country

Thursday’s attack on an aid delivery, which left over 100 people dead, highlights the malnutrition and collapse of public order caused by the Israeli invasion