Navi Pillay, Nobel Peace Prize laureate: ‘Netanyahu should be tried for genocide’
In an interview with EL PAÍS, the South African jurist says that ‘civilians are the ones who lose their lives most in modern warfare’
A White House feud with a Turkish twist: A whirlwind romance, a Trumpist wedding and missing millions
The marriage between investor Turhan Mildon and Trump’s former lawyer Alina Habba has unleashed a bitter fight over business in Venezuela: Habba accuses Richard Grenell, former US envoy to Caracas, of making part of her husband’s fortune disappear
Testosterone fever: the only hormone that has an ideology
After decades of being shunned for its health risks, it has returned forcefully, driven by the manosphere and far-right politicians who claim it is the key to success. One-third of those who take it do not need to
‘Promising Young Woman’: a prescient film about how elite universities shield rapists
How could a prestigious university possibly ruin a promising man’s future for having abused a woman? The question—which may sound absurd—is posed both in reality and in film
From serving in Afghanistan to operating in Mexico: the last mission of two CIA agents trained in the US Army and Navy
The officials who died in a crash in the Chihuahua mountains after taking part in an antinarcotics operation in April have been identified as Richard Leiter Johnston III and John Dudley Black
Emiliano Andrade’s daughter blames ICE for his death: ‘My father did not receive the medical attention he desperately needed’
The 56-year-old died at a detention center in Laredo after months in custody. Mexico says it will file a criminal complaint over the case
Moderate Republicans fear being dragged down by Trump’s unpopularity
Mike Lawler, one of the few Republican lawmakers in overwhelmingly Democratic New York, is trying to distance himself from the president in one of the key battles of the midterms
Trump leans on Melania as he struggles to connect with female voters
The president has a long history of disparaging remarks about women, as Republicans seek to reverse losses among a key voting bloc
The White House tests its election playbook in California ahead of the midterms
The Trump administration’s latest offensive centers on claims that thousands of non-citizens are registered on the state’s voter rolls
Who stands to gain from France’s unrest?
Personal misfortunes suffered by residents and shopkeepers during the unrest are feeding France’s political extremes, which are poised to exploit fear and anger in the next presidential election
The Knicks defend their title as the Thunder and Spurs lead the chase
The New York team is trying to become the first in nine years to win back-to-back NBA titles
Albertans back remaining in Canada in referendum
Some 76.5% of voters rejected holding a future vote on the province’s secession
AI model finds facial clues to estimate mortality risk in cancer patients
The system, trained on more than 40 million photographs, found a link between looking older than one’s actual age and a poorer prognosis
Colombia’s government under fire over removals at the National Museum
Citizens and art museums accuse authorities of censorship after objects linked to the history of the left and other social movements were taken off display
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