‘Not Morocco!’ Thousands of migrants enter Ceuta and beg not to be sent back
The human tide crossing the border transformed the Spanish exclave city into a scene of confusion that authorities struggled to control
Trump announces agreement for ‘the complete disarmament’ of Hamas
The US president says the pact ‘is a critical step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government’
The agonizing death of Prisciliano Trejo: ICE released him to his family while he was in a coma
United Nations prepares Venezuela’s post-earthquake reconstruction plan
Goodbye World Cup, hello Olympics: Los Angeles races to prepare for its next major sporting event
After hosting eight FIFA matches, the city is now turning its attention to the Olympic Games it will stage in two years, an event for which, despite its efforts, it is still not ready for
Climate change fuels record-breaking fires in Spain’s hottest July on record
The extreme weather conditions that feed wildfires were 20 times more likely due to global warming, study finds
The Michoacán forest defender who never returned: Kidnapping of José Luis Silva Andrade rekindles fear among environmentalists
The activist left his home on July 15 after hearing chainsaws on nearby land and has been missing since. His family has received threats from groups linked to narco-trafficking and illegal loggers
‘Pervert glasses’: Meta struggles with mockery and misgivings toward its star product
The launch of Meta’s new smart specs has sparked a global campaign
Mexico’s UNAM weighs whether to rerun admissions exams amid AI-cheating concerns
The country’s largest public university is expected to decide whether to validate the results of online tests after unusually strong scores raised suspicions
Strip searches at one facility, ‘extreme cold’ at another: Inside Trump’s latest deportation push
The government has spent $1.5 billion on two California detention centers with capacity for 4,500 people that have faced multiple complaints
Nayib Bukele’s route to erasing limits on power in El Salvador
With his candidacy for a third term already formalized, the promise of alternation goes up in smoke in a country where the Constitution is being rewritten to suit the president
Two 500-year-old mummies confirm Europeans brought smallpox to the Americas: ‘It came from the Old World’
The oldest virus samples found on American soil had already fully adapted to humans
No country for old men: Music genre rejuvenates to fit the algorithm era
The Nashville sound is reinventing itself through artists such as Kacey Musgraves and Ella Langley, a shift that has helped it consolidate as a global phenomenon
Jane Fonda and Ted Turner: A turbulent and iconic love story
The two met shortly after she divorced her second husband and went on to become one of the most magnetic and unlikely couples of the 1990s. Their marriage ended in 2001, but neither infidelity nor divorce could erase the deep affection they continued to hold for one another until the very end
The secret weapon mosquitoes are using to win the war against humans: evading insecticides
A recent study uncovers the mechanism by which these tiny creatures develop immunity to the poison used to kill them
Critics mock Adrien Brody’s artwork: dogs with bandanas, fried chicken and a Warhol-style mural
The New York actor has spent two years focused on creating large ‘collages.’ They sell for thousands of dollars at auction, but remain a target of ridicule for social media and art critics
José Flores, the 119‑year‑old from Costa Rica that experts are trying to certify as the world’s oldest person
The elderly man lives in poverty but in remarkably good health near a ‘Blue Zone’ that is rich in centenarians
Carlo Maley, evolutionary biologist: ‘We have become so obsessed with curing cancer that we haven’t thought about how to extend life without a cure’
The telescope that could reveal the missing half of the universe
Jonathan O’Callaghan
Were the dinosaurs incinerated in a matter of hours?
The European country with the highest number of renters looks for a solution to the housing shortage
Germany creates a housing office and strengthens rent caps as the Merz administration battles Berlin’s plans to nationalize rental homes managed by large private companies
US faces the challenge of turning soccer into a mass sport following the success of the World Cup
Jamie Dimon, the most powerful banker in the world: ‘I know Europe doesn’t see the US as a friend, but it is’
Trump imposes chaotic trade system in his third round of tariffs
The mystery of Muse: if almost no one likes them, why do so many people go to their concerts?
Jordi Bardají
An enthusiastic and hugely entertaining book by Geoff Dyer invites a reappraisal of the iconic war film starring Richard Burton
Peter Singer, philosopher: ‘People still think the animals we eat live out in the fields, outdoors’
The Australian thinker is a leading voice in animal rights and a pioneer of effective altruism, the idea of helping others in ways that achieve the greatest possible impact
Fatboy Slim and his dance floor memories: ‘I had to Google myself to check if something really happened’
Neither blonde nor dumb: Marilyn Monroe against Hollywood’s wolves
Florida exhibition explores how Salvador Dalí transformed US culture
As part of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg brings together a collection covering the artist’s life and work in New York and California
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