Trump scores a victory in Indiana primaries and shows his control over Republicans
The president gets his revenge on the senators who dared to challenge him by opposing his redistricting plan
US investigation of Sinaloa governor stems directly from Los Chapitos case
Ovidio and Joaquín Guzmán, leaders of this faction of the Sinaloa Cartel, have already been arrested and are cooperating as witnesses
The US ramps up pressure on Mexico and Colombia in its new drug control strategy
Logbook of the ‘MV Hondius’: From Ushuaia to the Canary Islands, chronology of a hantavirus outbreak
This is the timeline of a luxury cruise that has ended up becoming an epidemiological emergency with international ramification
Spanish passenger on the ‘Hondius’: ‘There are 23 people who got off on Saint Helena and have been wandering around’
Hantavirus case triggers political friction in Spain as Canary Islands resist WHO‑mandated port call
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi is fighting for her life
The Iranian activist remains unconscious, while her family denounces ‘deliberate torture’ by the regime for denying her transfer to a specialized hospital
Madrid leader’s tribute to Hernán Cortés shakes up Mexico City politics
Isabel Díaz Ayuso is on a tour of Mexico, where she was warmly received by a fellow conservative but labeled a ‘fascist’ by the governing party. The event is viewed as a provocation just as Mexico and Spain were patching up bilateral relations
Soledad Gallego-Díaz, the consummate journalist and first female editor-in-chief of EL PAÍS, dies
Besides leading the newspaper between 2018 and 2020, she was a correspondent in numerous capitals and secured the major journalistic scoop of Spain’s democratic transition
The desert kingdom is cutting off the tap: Saudi Arabia’s new plans for its petrodollars
The new strategy of the national sovereign wealth fund, one of the largest in the world, reviews its megaprojects, concentrates more investment within the country and calls for greater involvement from the private sector
Investors land in Caracas while mothers continue searching for their children in prisons
Changes in Venezuela are focused on the economy, even as people continue to denounce abuses and repression by the police forces
Luis de Guindos: ‘I used to be more of a hawk, now I’m on the side of prudence’
The ECB vice president, nearing the end of his term, advocates a gradual response to the current crisis, defends immigration, and praises Lagarde’s unifying role at the institution
Trips, properties, and cash payments: Suspicions of corruption plague Milei’s chief of staff
Manuel Adorni has defended himself again before the press while the judicial investigation into his alleged illicit enrichment continues
Spaniard returns home after more than six months in ICE detention: ‘Your life slowly fades away’
Miguel Barreno, stopped by Trump’s immigration agents in Chicago and sent to several centers, arrives in Madrid and talks about his ordeal
The Bling Ring, the Hollywood thieves who inspired a film and a Sabrina Carpenter music video
Between 2008 and 2009, a group of friends teamed up to break into the homes of celebrities like Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Rachel Bilson, and Orlando Bloom. After being arrested they opted for anonymity, although they occasionally resurface
Gabriel Rabinovich, biochemist: ‘My dream is never to tell a patient there’s nothing more we can do’
The Argentine scientist, who discovered molecular switches that regulate the immune response, is a senior researcher at the new CaixaResearch Institute in Barcelona
Steve Hilton, the Trump-backed political commentator who is leading in the polls for governor of California
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The Republican candidate continues to surprise by topping voter preferences less than a month before the primary elections in the state, which is considered a Democratic stronghold
The custom 3D implant that helped Mario take off his shirt without feeling self‑conscious
Gregorio Marañón Hospital used the technology to model a surgical piece for a 20‑year‑old man with Poland syndrome, a visible chest malformation
Typos as a symbol of prestige: How to write so it doesn’t sound like AI
The popularity of tools like ChatGPT has led many authors to include errors and write with carelessness in order to appear more human
When the USSR won the race to the Moon, although they missed a note in ‘The Internationale’
After more than a dozen failures, the ‘Luna 9’ achieved the first controlled landing on the satellite in 1966 and sent the first images from the surface
‘Water‑sowing’: When science and ancestral knowledge join forces to fight drought in the Venezuelan Andes
Andrea Hernández Briceño|Mérida
Estel Blay Carreras, the scientist who will lead an Arctic expedition simulating a mission to Mars
Researchers turn ocean dead zones into talking skies for pilots
Michael Allen
Strait of Hormuz fills up with loaded tankers without a clear destination
Gulf countries are loading crude onto ships at sea as their onshore storage facilities reach capacity. Normally these vessels are a marginal part of the market, but now they’ve taken on a crucial role
Mariana Mazzucato: ‘The years of US dominance are over. We’re seeing the end of the Roman Empire’
From a soldier with insider information to rigged thermometers: The multimillion-dollar scams on Polymarket
World Cup expected to boost global beer sales by a billion pints
Ai Weiwei: ‘The Venice Biennale should not make value judgments about political positions. Otherwise, it’s censorship’
The Chinese artist and activist, who has just opened the retrospective ‘Aftershock’ at the MAXXI museum in L’Aquila, argues that restrictions on expression are not only a problem of autocracies but also permeate Western democracies
How Edwyn Collins survived two strokes, returned to music and is now retiring with honors
The Scottish singer and founder of Orange Juice suffers from aphasia and partial paralysis, and is bidding farewell to the stage with a long tour of Spain
Petra Collins, the photographer who inspired the ‘Euphoria’ aesthetic
What to do with 30,000 gouged-out eyes? Writer David Toscana takes on the story of Basil II’s punishment of the Bulgarians
Amid protests, the Bezos’ takeover of the Met Gala hints at end of an era
Anna Wintour legitimizes Lauren Sanchez Bezos as a leading cultural figure at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s pre-exhibition party in New York, alongside celebrities such as Beyoncé, Bad Bunny and the Kardashians
Work & Lifestyle
What’s the best way to talk about health with chatbots?
Is psychedelia making a comeback? The limits of the medical use of hallucinogens
Raimundo Viejo
More than just bad manners: the problem of using your phone with the volume up in public
‘They’re using my images to sell products’: Influencers angry with Instagram over the new feature
Celebrities, Movies & TV
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The limbo of the Diablos, the firefighters from the US-Mexico border
Asim Munir, the Pakistani field marshal negotiating peace between the US and Iran
Beaten and persecuted: The hell of three women who broke with the Mennonites in Argentina
Martin Baron, winner of the 2026 Ortega y Gasset Journalism Prize: ‘I believe in citizens’ obligation to be informed and discern the truth’
EL PAÍS offers free Spanish lessons with Gymglish
Readers who sign up will receive a 15-day free trial of the online classes, which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
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