Musk on Trump’s tax bill: ‘I can’t stand it anymore; it’s a disgusting abomination’
The billionaire has openly attacked the legislation, while the president is urging senators to pass it by July 4 on Independence Day
Keys takeaways from the world’s biggest cancer research conference: Trojan horses and blood tests as treatment guides
The meeting of the American Society of Oncology focused on optimizing immunotherapy and other advanced treatments for improving survival
The covert method Meta uses to track mobile browsing without consent — even in incognito mode or with a VPN
A group of researchers has uncovered a system that Instagram and Facebook have been using since September 2024 to collect users’ web browsing history on Android devices
‘Teotihuacán was the multiethnic and multicultural city that New York is today’: A tour of the MET’s new Michael C. Rockefeller Wing
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EL PAÍS received exclusive access to the latest developments and updates in the Ancient American Art section of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, which reopened on May 31, after four years of renovations
Cuban government dollarizes the internet: ‘This measure is true digital apartheid’
The increase in the cost of the service, which must be purchased primarily in US dollars, reflects the need to introduce foreign currency into a bankrupt economy
Brooke Shields’ ‘miraculous’ 60th birthday: Child star who survived the industry is now a symbol of female empowerment
The actress celebrates her birthday as a symbol of resistance and redemption. After suffering brutal sexualization since childhood, the New Yorker managed to overcome trauma and ostracism to emerge as an important activist voice in the Mecca of cinema
Humans take over twice as long to heal wounds as other mammals
A new study comparing humans with other primates and rodents suggests that fur loss millions of years ago slowed the healing process in ‘Homo sapiens’
Tania León, composer: ‘I’ve lived in another galaxy. My grandparents made me believe nothing was impossible’
The celebrated Cuban artist based in New York reviews her career, from her childhood in the same neighborhood as Compay Segundo and Chucho Valdés to her musical achievements, recognized with a Pulitzer Prize and a Grammy
Who makes a Nintendo? Globalization explained through the new Switch 2
The console exists thanks to a complex global network: designed in Japan, manufactured in Vietnam, and powered by a US-made processor. We took it apart piece by piece
Israel doesn’t want witnesses to the destruction in the occupied West Bank depicted in the Oscar-winning ‘No Other Land’
The documentary’s directors, Palestinian Basel Adra and Israeli Yuval Abraham, invite journalists and activists to visit the site, but Israeli soldiers blocked access ‘to prevent unrest’
Bukele maintains his enormous popularity despite his image as a ‘dictator’
The latest poll gives the Salvadoran president an 85% approval rating, and only 1.4% of respondents believe that the concentration of power in a single figure is a problem for the country
Trump administration and budget pressures are pushing sanctuary jurisdictions to drop status
Illinois, California, and Minnesota are withdrawing medical assistance for undocumented adult immigrants
Zelenskiy: Ukrainian attack on Russian airbases will ‘go down in history’
Dozens of drones hidden in trucks and programmed with artificial intelligence attacked four of Russia’s most strategic airfields. According to Kyiv, Moscow has lost a third of its nuclear-capable bombers
The head of ICE defends his agents’ heavy-handed approach during raids: ‘They and their families have received death threats on social media’
Todd Lyons, the head of immigration enforcement, boasts about an operation in Boston that took nearly 1,500 people into custody in May
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