Trump warns Iran of more strikes if ‘peace does not come quickly’
‘There’s no military in the world that could have done what we did tonight,’ the president said
US bombs Iran’s nuclear sites: Now what?
Is it possible that the Revolutionary Guard leaders will settle for a symbolic response? It’s possible, though unlikely
What Trump’s reckless attack on Iran means for the world
This analysis explores potential targets of Iranian retaliation, the prospects for regime collapse, and the broader implications for nuclear non-proliferation in the aftermath of the bombing
John Kerry: ‘We are living in a new era of flat-earthism… there are people trying to sell the idea that climate change is a hoax’
The former Democratic secretary of state predicts that, despite Donald Trump, ‘the energy transition will continue’
Brazil and the rush to build the world’s largest Catholic statue
Monuments are multiplying across the country just as the number of Catholics falls to historic lows, due to the rise of Evangelical Christians
Philip Kitcher, philosopher: ‘Life is a human project, not God’s’
The British thinker is an advocate of collective progress and laments our contemporary individualism. In an interview with EL PAÍS, he says that there is value in idealism, even when it is absurd
Fantasizing about stopping: The debate about slowing down the pace of life
Several books and essays analyze the need many people feel to take a break, disconnect from their cell phones, and enjoy life without the internet
Your loneliness is our business: The multi-million-dollar industry of social isolation
A sense of being chronically alone is spreading and leading to increased health costs and productivity loss — as well as big bucks for some companies
Acrobatics, accidents and legal loopholes: The uncertain world of stunt performers
Despite risking their lives at work, there is no legislative framework to protect these professionals
How to avoid age-related cognitive deterioration
As years go by, some mental functions decline, but others improve — and dementia is far from a forgone conclusion
Anna Gilmore, public health researcher: ‘Just four products cause at least a third of all deaths’
The British scientist examines the techniques that companies use to influence public opinion and how these tactics impact our health
Fighting eviction in Texas: Eight lawyers take on 600 cases per month
The Dallas Eviction Advocacy Center, the only organization of its kind in the country, offers free legal services to people at risk of losing their homes
How to steal a radar from Hitler with 100 paratroopers and a lot of luck
In ‘Operation Biting,’ Max Hastings narrates a daring action by British special forces that could have come from the pen of Alistair MacLean, the author of ‘Where Eagles Dare’
United States strikes Iran’s nuclear sites
U.S. warplanes have struck Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, according to Donald Trump
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