Iran denies Trump’s claims of a peace agreement to the end the war
The US president says he has called off attacks and that the final details of negotiations ‘have been brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved’
Ukraine suffocates Crimea: Besieged access routes by land, sea, and air leave the peninsula without fuel
Kyiv is intensifying its offensive in the occupied east to cut off the Moscow-annexed tongue of land north of the Sea of Azov
Emaciated after 530 days in an Israeli jail without charges
The first image in over a year of the well-known Gazan doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, during a hearing at Israel’s Supreme Court, fuels concern about his condition
Lendrick Street, a snapshot that explains violence against immigrants in Belfast
Residents at the epicenter of the xenophobic unrest express their fear
Petro and Mamdani: A meeting of progressive leaders the Trump administration thwarted
David Hockney, one of the 20th century’s most influential British artists, dies aged 88
The painter achieved massive success with his colorful scenes of California, Normandy, and the United Kingdom
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California sues the administration to block new ICE facility
The state and Santa Clara County are seeking to block the construction of an immigration facility on farmland and accuse the federal government of ignoring environmental and transparency requirements
Milei yields after more than two years of demands and increases the university budget
The Argentine government grants a 24% pay increase to staff at public universities
Hope in atoms: A new method to search for missing migrants in Mexico
Cindy Espina|Mexico
Argentine experts will join identification efforts by using stable isotopes found in bodies and remains to understand which country or region they came from
Trump raises specter of fraud with baseless accusations about California elections
The US president calls state election officials ‘cheating dogs’ in the Democratic state where the Republican gubernatorial candidate finished second, signaling a strategy to undermine confidence ahead of the midterms
Jean-Luc Mélenchon: ‘The right no longer has anything to offer except fear’
The leader of the far-left party La France Insoumise, who launched his campaign last Sunday in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, is the only clear candidate right now for the 2027 French presidential election
Hospitals in Malawi team up with AI to reduce child mortality
Leonard Masauli|Lilongwe (Malawi)
In one of the poorest countries in the world, an AI monitoring system detects early deterioration in hospitalized patients and helps overstretched medical staff intervene before it's too late
Six Prides to watch this month: from liberated Budapest to New York under the shadow of Trump
Hungary’s capital celebrates in freedom after Viktor Orbán’s fall, in the Romanian city of Oradea the march is banned, while in the US respect for the community drops to historic lows
Andrew Stanton, director of ‘Toy Story 5’: Children should play at imagining
With cowgirl Jessie as the lead facing off against the menacing new technologies, and with contributions from Bad Bunny and Taylor Swift, the franchise is fighting to stay relevant
Amy Adams’s comeback: how the perennial Oscar nominee is trying to escape her ‘era of flops’
After several failed projects and a slump that has drawn the attention of cinephiles, Amy Adams returns with ‘Cape Fear’, the series she hopes will rewrite the narrative
Poisoned in the fields of the Rio Grande Valley: Parkinson’s advances in the agricultural heart of Texas
Daisy Yuhas|McAllen (Texas)
The neurological disease has been repeatedly linked to exposure to certain pesticides widely used on crops in the southeastern Texas borderlands
Pandemics that weren’t: How to nip an outbreak in the bud
Doctors, epidemiologists and surveillance systems have managed to contain flares of cholera, mpox and Marburg virus before they become international crises
Aram Harrow, quantum researcher: ‘These computers won’t take 10 years; they’ll arrive sooner’
‘Enshittification’ reaches social media: ‘For Zuckerberg and Musk, your ‘friends’ are a burden. They just want you to see ads’
Frances Haugen: ‘We are worse off today than when I leaked the Facebook documents’
The popularizer of the K-shaped economy: ‘The rich are living a golden age under Trump’
Professor Peter Atwater believes economic inequality has mutated into something more dangerous for social cohesion. ‘Such an unequal economy is fragile, like a Jenga tower,’ he warns
An army of lawyers is fighting so you can order an Uber at Mexico City’s airport
Bolivia’s failed economic model: From the ‘energy heart of South America’ to the risk of blackouts
Venezuela opens its electricity system to private investment
The Metropolitan Opera of New York seeks billionaires to survive
Saudi Arabia’s refusal to inject $200 million into the prestigious cultural institution deepens its financial problems, despite going through a strong artistic moment
The couple traveling with Bad Bunny to make coffee for the singer
Abner Román and Karla Ly Quiñones are the owners of Café Comunión. The musician walked into one of their Puerto Rico locations for a coffee and ended up inviting them to set up a mobile coffee shop at his concerts
Citlali Fabián: ‘Photography can be incredibly powerful as a tool for rediscovering yourself’
María Alvarez Malvido|Londres
Salvador Dalí at art school: A wayward and insolent student expelled for life
Cocaine, bikers and aliens: The film that saved David Bowie at his lowest point
‘The Man Who Fell to Earth’ premiered 50 years ago and remains, to this day, a strange artefact that almost nobody fully grasps. By most accounts, not even the singer ever really understood it
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The Chicago Cubs and the ‘rooftop wars’
The buildings surrounding Wrigley Field have become a highly lucrative tourist attraction against their owners’ will. After half a century of litigation, it appears the club now has the upper hand
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