The main heir to the rock icon’s estate recently published ‘A Life in Lyrics,’ a collection of handwritten lyrics and personal photographs by the Queen frontman. In a conversation with EL PAÍS, she says she wants the rest of her life to revolve around his memory and ‘the extraordinary person he was’
Using previously unpublished information, EL PAÍS reconstructs the authorities’ investigation into the 2025 assassination of the mayor of Uruapan
The closure of Hormuz and problems in Bab el-Mandeb and Panama show how a handful of strategic waterways can disrupt trade, drive up prices and shape the contest for global influence
The Australian researcher questions the reliability of longevity data and argues that conflicts of interest underpin the so-called ‘blue zones,’ where people are believed to live longer than anywhere else in the world
The main heir to the rock icon’s estate recently published ‘A Life in Lyrics,’ a collection of handwritten lyrics and personal photographs by the Queen frontman. In a conversation with EL PAÍS, she says she wants the rest of her life to revolve around his memory and ‘the extraordinary person he was’
Using previously unpublished information, EL PAÍS reconstructs the authorities’ investigation into the 2025 assassination of the mayor of Uruapan
Their company, Warhound, aims to combine genetic engineering and defense technology to create canine units for the battlefield
EL PAÍS contacts two prison inmates in the Gulf country who fear they may be next in a series of executions that human rights organizations have denounced for serious judicial irregularities
October’s rate hike is leaving many households with significantly higher bills, with some businesses facing thousands of dollars in additional costs
A reconstruction of the digital comeback of a president without a cellphone who ended up leading a massive online movement
The activist has published a memoir written in prison in which she recounts her struggle for human rights in Iran
With Democrats in control of Congress and the 40th anniversary of Reagan’s amnesty approaching, immigrant advocates see a rare opportunity to push for legalization
The regime has embraced a pragmatic approach free of revolutionary nostalgia, while navigating the interests at stake requires political finesse
The author of the novels such as ‘Submission’ and ‘Annihilation’ talks to EL PAÍS about books, creative writing and politics
A decade after persuading the FARC to lay down their arms, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate contemplates a world that seems to have forgotten the value of negotiation. In four conversations with EL PAÍS, he reflects on power, enemies, polarization and the rules that should never be broken
The appointment of the former domestic policy adviser signals a tougher stance by the administration following the Republicans’ defeat in the midterm elections
For four years now, neither army has been able to consolidate its positions on the great river that runs through Ukraine and played a key role in World War II
The pontiff is visiting Uruguay, Argentina and Peru, carrying a message of social justice that clashes with the vision promoted by the US president
Some 70% of young voters backed Democratic candidates, a 30-point increase from two years ago
A record 155 women are set to serve in Congress, while one-third of the states will be led by female governors
Geneticist Antonio Alonso, who oversaw the paternity test carried out on the artist, proposes using biological samples taken from his tomb to search for clues to his personality
Netanyahu has remained silent on both the electoral drubbing and the end of Washington’s multibillion-dollar military aid, while J. D. Vance has blamed the Democratic victory on the war with Iran
Republican Senator Thomas Massie plans to move forward with impeachment proceedings against the Pentagon chief, although Donald Trump insists he continues to support his defense secretary
At least 35 aircraft have been affected, but no explosives have been found. The perpetrators, who have not been identified, could face prison sentences
The India-born Democrat will lead the nation’s second-largest city after defeating the incumbent in a race shaped by housing, homelessness and the response to the 2025 wildfires
The rejection of 40 out of 41 proposals to build these facilities is a major blow to the industry and signals a shift in how Congress views the sector
Priest Pablo Coimbra is leading a housing project whose homes will be blessed by the pontiff in this settlement marked by poverty, drug trafficking and violence
Jeremy Hansen, who flew on the Artemis 2 mission, explains to EL PAÍS why he is supporting a ‘smart city’ built around a giant replica of the Moon
Three countries in the European Union also rank among the top 10 most harmful jurisdictions, according to a report by the Tax Justice Network
The Colombian government has regained the military initiative following several campaign promises to restore the state’s territorial control within three months
The former president of Colombia does not deny knowing Deicy Jiménez, but he does assert that he has never engaged in an exchange
The New York congressman is positioning himself to take over the role from Mike Johnson now that the Democrats have taken control. To do so, he will have to win over the party’s progressive wing
Abdul El-Sayed, Chris Pappas, and Gina Hinojosa are some of the winners who have shattered different glass ceilings
The Democratic Party’s governor-elect goes down in history as the first Hispanic woman to lead Texas
For the first time in 30 years, the Democrats have won all the state’s key offices, marking a shift in the balance of power that the party had been pursuing for years
Trump is toying with the idea of vetoing his rivals’ measures; the new majority is considering launching investigations into members of the administration
President blames Iran war for Republican defeat while boasting about progress on construction of White House ballroom
From ‘Desvelado,’ which launched his career in 1995, to the hits that cemented his status as a star, these are the defining tracks of the performer turned congressman
The British band has outlived every prediction of its demise and continues to find new audiences
At least five candidates backed by the Democratic Socialists of America are headed to the House of Representatives
The Prosecutor’s Office will conduct an investigation following the emergence of a previously unknown witness and inquiries by a lawyer, who had already initiated new probes in 2010 and 2023
He began losing his sight 10 years ago. It has not made him abandon the passion he felt for skateboarding. Today he shares it daily with 125,000 followers
The accident, which came just nine months after a similar one, has eroded support for the government. The prevailing feeling is that this step could re-energize the left
An airstrike on a guerrilla base in Apure state, which borders Colombia, has left at least 20 people dead, according to human rights organizations
Pastor Adam Hamilton, founder of the largest Methodist congregation in the United States, wins the seat held by Republican Roger Marshall, an obstetrician backed by Trump
Two years after losing the White House to Donald Trump, Democrats comfortably regained control of the House and the Senate on Tuesday
The new star of the American left will be the first Muslim senator in US history
The president of the United States has attempted to shift blame for the Republican debacle despite having urged people to vote as if he were on the ballot
Americans turn against the chaos of the White House with a Democratic tide in the midterm elections
The Democratic candidate had engaged in direct confrontations with his Republican rival Steve Hilton on several issues, primarily immigration
The defeat of Republican Senator Darline Graham in South Carolina and the victory of Gina Hinojosa, the next governor of Texas, are some of the main surprises in a dream night for the opposition
The party, triumphant in deep-red territories, takes the Senate and the House of Representatives, something that had happened only six times in history
The state legislator defeats Greg Abbott, a staunch ally of Trumpism, who has governed the state since 2015
This guide explains when key states are expected to report results and when the winners in the House and Senate races may become clear
Virtually anything can find a buyer if it once belonged to a major star. Bidding wars over items from their private lives reach staggering prices, captivating fans and collectors alike
Voters across the United States are deciding which party will control Congress for the remainder of Donald Trump’s presidency. They are also electing around 30 governors
A Republican defeat would make Trump a lame duck, but not curb his ability to shape events overseas
In an in-depth conversation, the Nobel Prize-winning economist explains what he believes is at stake in the US midterm elections
The scientific satellite is expected to re-enter the atmosphere late Tuesday night, in a band near the equator that covers parts of Africa, Asia, and Latin America
All eyes are on the Lone Star State, which is a stronghold of President Donald Trump and has supported the Republican Party for the past three decades
In his final campaign event before the election, Abdul El-Sayed addressed Trump’s attacks on him: ‘He can just go ahead and call me senator after tomorrow’
Republicans and Democrats are battling for control of US Congress on November 3. Polls suggest that, as is often the case in midterm elections, the party holding the White House is losing ground
The future of the Democrats and Republicans, the second half of Trump’s term, and the 2028 presidential election all hinge on the outcome of this crucial vote
The Mexican journalist was appointed in June by Pope Leo XIV and took office on Sunday
