Ryan Routh found guilty in Trump golf course assassination attempt
The suspect, who represented himself, faces life in prison. After learning the verdict, he tried to stab himself in the neck with a pen
Trump lashes out at the UN in a speech aimed at undermining global institutions
The US president criticizes the fight against climate change at the United Nations General Assembly, calling it a ‘hoax’ and demands that Europe stop buying Russian gas and oil to end the war in Ukraine
Local networks won’t air Jimmy Kimmel’s show: Nexstar and Sinclair maintain boycott over Charlie Kirk comments
The decision will affect 25% of American households, and will also hurt advertising revenue
NASA aims to launch its first crewed Moon mission to the Moon in more than half a century in February
The US space agency has announced a new schedule for Artemis 2 that will lay the groundwork for the first human landing since 1972
‘Joaquinraptor casali,’ a previously unknown top predator that lived in Argentine Patagonia: ‘They were truly powerful’
A team of paleontologists has discovered a complete set of fossil remains of one of the megaraptors that lived shortly before the extinction of dinosaurs
The great revolution against Alzheimer’s: ‘It’s the first time in human history that we’ve managed to slow the disease’
A scientific review examines advances in the field and addresses the controversy surrounding new drugs, questioned due to their price and modest efficacy
Jan Martínez Ahrens, EL PAÍS editor-in-chief: ‘Artificial intelligence can never replace journalists on the battlefield’
A group of the newspaper’s subscribers attended a meeting with its top editorial director in his first public event since being appointed
The social elevator is breaking down in Spain, one of the richest countries with the greatest inequality of opportunity
The OECD maintains that, on average, a quarter of socioeconomic differences are explained by imposed or inherited factors. In the European country, the proportion exceeds 35%
Mexico’s agri-food exports decline due to a perfect storm of the screwworm, tomato tariffs and tension over USMCA trade deal
Food shipments from Mexico declined by 4.4% in the first seven months of the year, according to official data. More than 80% of these exports are destined for the US
Tate McRae, talent, dreams and discipline to make a name for herself in pop
The artist, 22, who took home two of the four awards for which she was nominated at the recent VMA Awards, describes herself as very hard-working, ambitious and ‘a bit clairvoyant’
The $100,000 H-1B visa fee is a hindrance to the competitiveness of key US industries
Although the goal is to benefit American workers in advanced sectors, experts warn that the measure limits growth and innovation, especially in artificial intelligence
The strategic West Bank settlement with which Netanyahu intends to make a Palestinian state impossible
The Israeli project to divide the West Bank dates back to the 1990s, but no government had dared to approve it due to international pressure. ‘This place is ours,’ the Israeli prime minister emphasized
Brazil can lead the world at COP30
This year’s summit in Belém will not only test the durability of the Paris Agreement, now a decade old—it will test whether the world can still come together to confront global threats at a time of fracture and distrust
Heat waves in rivers increase four times faster than atmospheric heat waves
A study using data from over 1,000 rivers shows that these extreme events now last almost twice as long on the water as they do in the air
B-King and Regio Clown: Who were the Colombian musicians found dead after going missing in Mexico?
Colombian President Gustavo Petro lamented the deaths and tied them to the war on drugs despite no evidence to back it up. ‘They killed our youths,’ he posted on X
The UN documents deepening repression in Venezuela amid escalating tension with the US
The fact-finding mission found arbitrary arrests, sexual abuse in prisons, and disappearances of human rights activists and politicians. Caracas rejected the accusations and discredited the mission’s work
Spanish PM seeks full UN membership for Palestine, slams Gaza war: ‘In the name of human dignity, we must stop this slaughter’
Pedro Sánchez spoke on the same day that France and other Western countries formally recognized a Palestinian state at the New York headquarters of the international organization, which is holding its 80th General Assembly
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