Iran strikes US interests in Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar in response to Washington bombings
Iran’s Health Ministry said there were 14 dead and 78 injured in the latest offensive. It also claims one projectile landed very close to a nuclear facility
Laborers, waiters: The six Mexican lives that ended in ICE custody
Mexico pursues criminal proceedings to seek justice for Mexicans who have died in ICE custody
Naureen Shah of ACLU: ‘This administration’s politics of hate do not represent the views of Americans’
The lawyer, who leads the civil liberties group’s immigration policy, says Trump has created a police state in which no one is safe
How a manuscript looted a century ago ended up in the hands of a US magnate
The ‘General and Natural History of the Indies’, published in 1535 by chronicler Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo, was kept at Spain’s Academy of History. But the book was mutilated and the torn leaves are today on display at the Huntington Library in California
Following the trail of the pilot who delivered El Mayo Zambada to the US
Reports from Mexican authorities and US court documents suggest that Mauro Alberto Núñez Ojeda aka ‘El Jando’, Los Chapitos’ trusted pilot, was the person who flew the plane that transported the Sinaloa Cartel boss two years ago
World Cup
Who will win the World Cup? Here are our predictions
Which national soccer teams have the world’s best players?
World Cup spurs Mexican-Americans to reconnect: ‘Putting on the Mexican jersey this time took on a different meaning’
Alfredo Corchado|Los Angeles
The lucrative business of the World Cup: How FIFA secures millions in profits, while host nations take all the risks
Democrat Graham Platner drops Maine Senate bid after sexual assault allegation
The announcement ends 72 agonizing hours during which the candidate tested the patience of his own party as calls for him to withdraw kept mounting
Mexico will press the US to remove tariffs on autos and steel at USMCA review
President Sheinbaum is confident that, in the mid-term, the trade deal will be renewed for 16 more years
Milei seeks a U.S.-style government shutdown
The president of Argentina will present a series of legislative proposals aimed at reforming the Central Bank. The goal is to relaunch the administration and get past the crisis in which it has been mired
Nicaraguan bishop critical of Ortega reported missing after police interrogation
Four days after being questioned, people close to 80-year-old Abelardo Mata say they have been unable to verify his whereabouts or state of health
UN declares neglected tropical diseases a human rights issue
A resolution led by Malawi and adopted unanimously recognizes that combating these conditions, which affect more than 1 billion people, requires action against factors such as poverty, lack of safe water and discrimination
Texas governor orders investigation into a hospital for promoting birth tourism
Greg Abbott accuses the medical center of profiting from what he claims is an illegal practice and is calling for an investigation that could lead to civil, administrative, and even criminal penalties
Immigrants say they are being held for days in a Miami ICE office under ‘horrific’ conditions
According to testimonies, detainees are spending nights at the Miramar immigration facility designed for short-term processing
‘Music, Fashion, Film’ and the death of ‘Brat’: Charli XCX’s new creative era
The British artist launches her much-awaited collaborative project with producers A.G. Cook and Finn Keane on July 24
From air conditioning to artificial intelligence: The companies profiting from the cooling business
Heat waves are forcing a faster pace of climate adaptation in Europe for a sector that already benefits from demand from data centers
Marisol Donis, criminologist: ‘Asylums were tools for confinement and social control of women’
The writer’s new book tells the stories of the victims who were locked away in psychiatric institutions simply for breaking the gender rules of their era
Obesity is inherited: How genes shape our relationship with food
More than 3,000 genetic variants influence a person’s susceptibility to weight gain. That inherited risk has become even more significant due to environmental factors
From Darwin to prairie voles: the paradox of attraction between cousins
We tend to think that animals avoid inbreeding at all costs, but scientific studies contradict that assumption
The female science influencers who leverage their training and have legions of followers
The Chilean landfill that is among the world’s largest methane hotspots
Sofía Yanjari|Tiltil (Chile)
Ireland: A journey to Europe’s wildest economy
A handful of multinational corporations have caused the Irish GDP to plummet by 12% — but don’t be fooled: the island is a clear example of the difference between macroeconomic figures and reality
Spain’s stock market is in the hands of foreign funds: these are the real owners of the Ibex 35
Tech giants lose $2 trillion in SpaceX’s IPO month: ‘The valuations were unsustainable’
Nike stumbles in its bid to get back on track: ‘We are a brand built on victory, but victory must be earned’
Lily Meier (Bloomberg)
Danny Elfman: ‘I don’t know how young composers coming up now are going to survive’
The author of many of the most memorable film scores of his era including most Tim Burton movies, as well as the TV theme for ‘The Simpsons,’ says his success is due to his being ‘just lucky’
Rufus Wainwright: ‘I don’t know Bad Bunny’s music so well, but my God, I want to sleep with him so badly’
The New York artist is touring Spain. In the midst of Pride he collected the Muestra T Award for his commitment to LGTBIQ+ rights
Mary Beard, historian: ‘There is a deeply far-right appropriation of classics’
Roman funerary sphinx found embedded in a stairway in Spain
The sculpture was carved in the first century AD and probably stood over the tomb of a prominent citizen
Robbie Williams: ‘I am who I am because I drank and did drugs. I don’t know, if I had a time machine, that I would change anything’
One of the UK’s biggest pop stars performs on Friday at the Bilbao BBK Live festival. We talked with him about his new album ‘Britpop’
Work & Lifestyle
Why are we so willing to believe the incredible?
‘Mom, do you love your phone more than me?’: Children of screen‑absorbed parents are more insecure
The rise and fall of millennial icons: From Facebook and Arcade Fire to American Apparel and Buzzfeed
Naturism in Germany, a long tradition fighting to survive
Celebrities, Movies & TV
‘Clinton said we glorified death’: Jaime King and the long recovery of the ‘heroin chic’ muse who was a real-life addict
The American model and actress was one of the most recognizable faces of the aesthetic that defined the 1990s.
Sylvester Stallone battles for his legacy as he turns 80
The publication of the actor and screenwriter’s memoirs will coincide with the release of a film about the making of ‘Rocky’ which Stallone argues he was not consulted on
Gianni Infantino: From La Liga intern to FIFA’s Balogun debacle
The head of world soccer lived in Madrid for three months before becoming the face of the Champions League draws and, much later, one of President Donald Trump’s closest allies
Our selection
Congressman Jamie Raskin: ‘The Founding Fathers would not have understood Trump’s immigration policy’
Ro Khanna, the Democrat Musk wants behind bars: ‘Money has hijacked politics in the US’
David Albright, nuclear expert: ‘The only way to stop a nuclear weapons program is for the country itself to decide to do so’
NATO’s European allies move to fill the US gap with North Atlantic and Arctic missions
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