A used Dragon capsule, rather than a new one, will allow the crew that will replace Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore to reach the International Space Station starting March 12
Moscow and Kyiv both confirmed the talks. The Kremlin added that the Russian leader has invited the US president to the capital
The Carabinieri arrested 183 mafiosi from the most powerful clans in Palermo in a raid the likes of which has not been seen since the era of Judge Falcone in the 1980s
US president makes support for Kyiv conditional on exploitation of critical minerals worth $500 billion
The leader of Wilco, one of the most influential American rock bands of the 21st century, talks about the anniversary edition of ‘A Ghost is Born,’ the album that established the group as a musical reference
A Spanish scientific expedition has discovered columns of gas emerging from the seabed. Geologists also warn about the possibility of huge landslides that could generate tsunamis
Elon Musk is hoping to stem the decline, worsened by disappointing 2024 results, with his new autonomous car service
The freeze on US development funds, which accounted for nearly 40% of global aid, will have a direct effect on sexual and reproductive health and gender equality programs
The two Silicon Valley giants co-founded OpenAI in 2015, but their mutual animosity has only intensified since then
Mexico’s Defense Department has acknowledged authorizing two Pentagon reconnaissance missions since Trump took office but has left open the question of whether the aircraft were involved in espionage activities
The plaintiffs, representing millions of believers, say that immigration enforcement in churches and synagogues has sparked fear and violated the constitutional right to freely practice religion
Tom Homan claims a series of leaks have hindered the authorities' operations to detain undocumented migrants
Under pressure from Trump, the Sheinbaum administration is demanding that the United States combat the firepower of the cartels. Using judicial documents and official reports, EL PAÍS reconstructs the long chain of arms trafficking, which begins in the weapons industry and ends in the streets of Mexico