Authorities confirmed that the armed citizen and an off-duty state trooper helped subdue the attacker, while the investigation continues in the absence of a motive behind the massacre
The writer and actress, critically acclaimed for ‘I May Destroy You,’ becomes a fashion designer for the musical diva played by Anne Hathaway in ‘Mother Mary’
People are seeking spiritual explanations for the tragedy through Christian, Catholic and pagan beliefs
New York’s mayor, encouraged by his primary successes, tightens ties with the congresswoman, who is exploring a possible presidential bid
In the poorest of the world’s five ‘blue zones,’ genetics combine with a low-stress way of life. This is home to José Flores, aged 119 and a candidate for a world record
Spanish journalist, formerly senior editor for digital narratives at ‘The New York Times,’ joins as deputy editor
The success or failure of the dialogue between the chavista government and the democratic opposition will depend on the concrete changes that give Venezuelans control over their own destiny
The veteran TV executive broke audience records with the broadcast of the World Cup. ‘The media industry has changed. Now we must seek alliances to be profitable and resilient,’ he says
Víctor Salgado’s lawyer gives EL PAÍS a detailed account of the raid in which his brother died after one of the officers fired into their stopped vehicle
Five states will hold elections to select candidates for Congress, governorships, and other offices, as well as put constitutional amendments and local referendums to a vote
The emerald glow that captivated the heroine of a Jules Verne novel may appear for a few fleeting moments after the August 12 total eclipse off the coast of Mallorca
Years of underinvestment and inadequate maintenance of key infrastructure have been compounded by a drought that threatens to trigger partial rationing
Many young arrivals are being driven out of neighborhoods by residents and soldiers, and hiding in an area of water reservoirs and woodland
Peru is the latest country to turn to the Army for public-order duties, an exceptional practice that carries risks for civil rights and that has become normalized in the region’s fight against drug trafficking
In his latest about-turn, the US president is seeking to de-escalate the recent confrontation because ‘the perimeters of a deal’ have been reached
