Early Christian church that survived Muslim rule is found in southeastern Spain
Located in the municipality of Calasparra, the find has thrown up coins, scales and weights, and the tomb of a young woman who died during childbirth
Lawsuit alleges FEMA and DHS are withholding funds to 25 states that do not support Trump’s immigration and election policies
They argue the federal government is demanding changes to electoral systems and cooperation with immigration authorities in order to release the funds
Decapitated heads and mutilated frames: Why ‘The Odyssey’ can only be fully appreciated in a handful of cinemas worldwide
Christopher Nolan’s decision to shoot in IMAX 70mm pushes cinematic spectacle toward new frontiers and fuels debate over the limitations of standard theaters
Controversy in Japan over Prime Minister Takaichi’s excessive work zeal: ‘Between 0 and 3 hours of sleep a day’
The head of government boasts on social media about her devotion to work and her lack of domestic skills. Internet users say it is a smokescreen to mask her low popularity ratings
The collapse of the ‘Tower of Babel’: Humans have lost thousands of languages since antiquity
According to a study in ‘Science,’ Earth reached its greatest linguistic diversity between 1,000 and 3,000 years ago, with a number of languages roughly 10 times higher than today’s 7,500
From nuclear energy to the atomic bomb: a political leap
Experts believe the US-Saudi nuclear pact has changed nonproliferation rules
‘It is an absolute miracle that I am not dead’: the harrowing story of Samantha Morton, who is astonishing audiences with her performance in ‘The Odyssey’
The actress, a two-time Oscar nominee, wins over critics in her return to Hollywood as Circe in Christopher Nolan’s new movie. But behind one of the most admired performers of her generation is one of the most difficult survival stories in the film industry
Who are the ‘cockroaches’ behind the mass demonstrations in India, and what do they want?
What began as a rhetorical question from an Indian university student has resulted in brutally-suppressed protests on the streets of New Delhi
Spain, a country in arms: How the Civil War was reported in US newsreels
On the 90th anniversary of the coup d’état against the Second Republic, EL PAÍS explores one of the largest audiovisual archives on the war and analyzes how the conflict was covered on the big screen
One month after the earthquakes in Venezuela: ‘People aren’t going to leave their dead there’
With the death toll topping 5,300 and no official count of the missing, residents have taken the search for victims into their own hands as government machinery threatens to clear the ruins before many families have recovered their loved ones
Venezuela’s deadly earthquakes stress the urgency to redesignate TPS
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One month after the tragedy, thousands of Venezuelans in the U.S. remain at risk of being deported to a devastated country
Donna Haraway, philosopher: ‘We live in a pro-natalist, anti-child world. Babies should be rare and precious’
One of the most influential thinkers on technology and feminism, she combines vision with irony, and her writing carries a distinctly punk edge. Faced with rising authoritarianism, she urges people to stand with immigrants: ‘They bear the brunt of all disasters’
Mexico has seen 14 mayors killed since Sheinbaum took office
The latest victim, Temoac Mayor Valentín Lavín Romero, was shot dead inside town hall. Oaxaca, with five cases, is the state hardest hit, followed by Michoacán with four
United States identifies the inner circle of R3, the new leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel
El Mencho’s stepson has built a compact structure with some of the strongmen who served the cartel’s founder
Trump imposes chaotic trade system in his third round of tariffs
The United States has approved a sprawling and highly complex framework, complete with dozens of exemptions and country-specific rules covering sectors across more than 60 economies
US Treasury and Mexican authorities deliver their biggest blow yet to the Jalisco cartel, including El Mencho’s stepson
Juan Carlos González heads a list of more than 50 members of the criminal organization and companies accused of financing it who have been sanctioned
Trump imposes new tariffs of between 10% and 12.5% on 60 countries to preserve his trade wall
The move replaces the universal tariff approved after the Supreme Court curtailed his earlier plan
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