A living drug manages to eliminate tumors in mice with pancreatic, ovarian and kidney cancer
The experimental drug is an ultrasensitive version of CAR-T therapies, which have already revolutionized the treatment of leukemias and lymphomas
ICE will not be at polling places during the November midterms, says DHS
Heather Honey, a department official, dismissed the possibility as ‘disinformation,’ but some Democrats question her credibility
Gustavo Dudamel receives $1 million award from musician Herb Alpert: ‘We can change the world, but it starts with educating young people’
At age 90, the California artist creates a new prize with a large financial endowment whose first recipient is his admired colleague, the director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
‘Hicks with very little taste’: Why Silicon Valley and the far right are so determined to build colossal monuments
The drive to erect enormous structures that reject modernity has united technology investors and the White House
‘It was an act of piracy’: Reina Sofía exposes Lou Reed’s plagiarism of Nazario
The Madrid museum revisits how a Spanish underground artist’s work ended up on an album by the US singer, who did not credit the illustrator
Gender, racism and xenophobia: The biases of artificial intelligence in Latin America
Researchers at the University of the Andes and Quantil created a set of 4,156 questions in Spanish to identify bias in AI language models, focusing on social stereotypes across the continent
Amanda Sloat, former Biden adviser: ‘The distrust between Europe and the United States will last a generation’
The political scientist, who worked in national security and diplomacy for two Democratic presidents, encourages Europeans to stand up to Trump’s authoritarianism
The victory of a ‘fighter’ against Moscow’s child indoctrination machine
Ksenia Koldin, having just turned 18, managed to recover her brother after he had been in a re-education camp and was taken in by a Russian family
Iranian opposition leader Taghi Rahmani: ‘The regime is becoming increasingly aggressive and needs to silence dissenting voices’
The activist’s wife, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi, was recently arrested amid the social unrest in the country
Venezuelan opposition regroups to broker influence in the transition
Decimated by years of political persecution, opposition parties are emerging from clandestinity after the removal of Nicolás Maduro
Homeland Security shutdown complicates preparations for World Cup host cities in the United States
Cities scheduled to host matches warn of a lack of funding and coordination with the federal government
Lessons learned from Pablo Escobar to the fall of El Mencho
Óscar Naranjo Trujillo|
Colombia and Mexico share a history of fighting drug trafficking, but the challenge continues because crime knows no borders
The daily struggle to survive in Cuba, an island on the verge of darkness
Ella Fernández Realin|
Three young Cubans, born at the end of the Special Period, describe their routines, fears, and survival strategies in the days leading up to a predicted energy collapse
Following the trail of El Mencho’s last battle in Tapalpa
EL PAÍS gained access to the cabin complex, nestled in a luxurious mountain retreat in Jalisco, where the world’s most wanted drug trafficker and his security detail staged their last stand with the Mexican army
Maduro’s lawyer claims the US is preventing Venezuela from paying for his defense
Treasury sanctions are blocking the Caracas government from accessing the funds needed to cover the costs of the trial
Cuba claims that the intercepted boat coming from the US had ‘terrorist purposes’
Four of the crew members were killed by the Coast Guard, and six others were wounded. Havana said it seized ‘assault rifles, handguns, and explosive devices’
Trump appoints Leo Brent Bozell III, a defender of apartheid in the 1980s, as ambassador to South Africa
Amid a diplomatic storm between Washington and Pretoria, the diplomat is promoting the admission of Afrikaners to the United States as refugees due to the alleged ‘white genocide’
The Trump administration wants to denaturalize a former North Miami mayor accused of lying about his identity
According to the Department of Justice, Philippe Bien-Aime, of Haitian origin, entered the country with a false passport and committed bigamy to obtain papers before being elected to lead the city in Florida