From purple ketchup to clear cola: Commercial mistakes worth learning from
The road to success is paved with failures, sometimes spectacular ones. AI promises to make the testing of the thousands of products launched each year faster and cheaper
Another US court rejects detention of some migrants without the right to a bail hearing
The Fourth Circuit became the ninth federal appeals court to rule that this measure by the Donald Trump administration was illegal
Benjamin List, Nobel laureate: ‘Chemists have always been seen as a dark force’
The discoverer of asymmetric organocatalysis defends the discipline’s potential to solve humanity’s greatest problems
Deported migrant who testified against drug traffickers is seized by ICE on his return to the US
The informant did not become a protected witness or receive immigration status after collaborating with the US authorities
Israeli soldiers in ‘NAZA’ shake Venice: ‘The Nazis were the devil, but what am I?’
Programmed at the last minute, the documentary produced by ‘The Guardian’ and directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor is a devastating account that reveals systems of mass murder in Gaza
A EU training program to prime fellow firefighters: ‘Many countries have no idea about Mediterranean fires’
As climate change expands the reach of wildfires further north, European authorities are organizing exchanges between member states to ensure first responders are ready for increasingly strong blazes
Guantánamo, the torture legacy of 9/11 that remains open
The trial of the alleged mastermind of the attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the prison’s most famous inmate, is set for June 5, 2028
ICE, another product of the 9/11 attacks
Congress created the Department of Homeland Security in 2003 and encouraged a hardening of operations against migrants to prevent new terrorist attacks
The story behind the photo of the Twin Towers taken 16 minutes before the first impact
David Monderer, author of one of the last images of the World Trade Center before the 2001 attack, left the profession disillusioned by a lack of visibility. Today his photograph hangs in a prominent place at the 9/11 Museum
Fires in migrant settlements in Ceuta destroy tents after threats to ‘burn you’
Police have yet to determine the cause of the blazes, which occurred after an attack against a camp that hospitalized a six-year-old boy
Peru strengthens its security alliance with the US and joins Trump’s Shield of the Americas
The visit of Secretary of State Marco Rubio comes amid tension with China over influence in the region
Gaza prepares for return to school amid destruction and without books: ‘The Strip resists death through education’
An estimated 658,000 children have been deprived of a proper education. Three years after the start of the Israeli offensive, families cannot afford to buy notebooks, and teachers are holding classes in makeshift tents
John Hiatt: the colossus in the shadow of Americana
The 74-year-old musician, a genuine reference thanks to his personal style, will be honored by major figures of country such as Rosanne Cash, Steve Earle and Rodney Crowell in Nashville
Perpetrator of one of Spain’s largest real estate frauds found hiding under kitchen sink in his mother’s house
Carlos García Roldán had fled Mallorca in December after being sentenced to nearly 15 years in prison for scamming 240 people out of €3.3 million
Vance speech at ‘Trumpapalooza’ provides calling card for 2028 presidential run: ‘If you love Mexico so much, get your ass over there’
The vice president calls Democrats the ‘party of hatred’ at the event’s close, which also featured a second appearance by President Trump
New York: from post‑9/11 suspicion of Islam to its first Muslim mayor
The community has gained weight and influence in the city over these 25 years. Republicans are using fear of this religion as an electoral weapon across the country
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