Ignorance and justification for Franco on TikTok: The cocktail that pushes young people towards historical revisionism
Historians warn of the complexity of competing against social networks and the popularity of far-right YouTubers
The new politics of fire: The climate crisis demands a different way of governing
The planet is burning, whether from fires like the one that ravaged Los Angeles or from the clashes stoked by the far right
Does ‘liking’ everything mean you’re old?
Celebrities like Iker Casillas have become meme fodder over supposed overuse of a 15-year-old internet feature
Traveling the world, a luxury that has surprisingly little to do with money
Options for making a trip around the planet range from $6,300 to $240,000 — how much time you got?
Silicon Valley’s ultra-individualist philosophy wants to conquer the world
A handful of technocrats, convinced of their intellectual superiority, occupy key positions of power. They champion a supposed critical thinking — ‘think for yourself’ or ‘find your own truth’ — which they want us to pursue by surfing their social media platforms, where propaganda and disinformation thrive
Why Will Ferrell became the great anti-macho comedian of his generation
The actor stars alongside Reese Witherspoon in ‘You’re Cordially Invited,’ a new Prime Video film in which he once again plays the immature yet sensitive male
Thousands of children are afraid to go to school amid deportation threats: ‘If one day I don’t come to pick you up from the bus, don’t cry’
Widespread fear is gripping immigrant families following recent ICE raids and the Trump administration’s immigration policies. Many parents are keeping their kids home to avoid possible separation
‘Not Like Us’: Kendrick Lamar’s anthem that will blow up the Super Bowl LIX
What was born as a diss track against Drake is now an anthem denouncing appropriation and ‘cultural colonialism’
The complete universe of Gabriel Orozco: ‘I will never do an exhibition like this again’
The most international Mexican artist on the contemporary scene turned the Jumex Museum in the capital — all three floors and its basement — into a living machine, at the service of the largest retrospective in his almost 40-year-long career
Roberto Ballestero Diego, urologist: ‘In the next decade there will be surgical robots for every specialty and pathology’
The specialist has been performing robot-assisted operations since 2010, consolidating himself as one of the top experts in the field in Spain
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