‘I’m asking you to pretend that I’m on the ballot,’ the president said at the Dallas convention, portraying himself as the only person capable of leading his party to victory in November
Ahead of the November midterms, the co-founder of The Lincoln Project examines Latino working-class voters’ economic disenchantment and the MAGA movement’s waning appeal
The Citizens’ Movement leader foresees elections within 10 months and warns future governments could review deals with the US.
The country faces the challenge of passing the memory to the first generation with no recollection of the worst terrorist attacks in US history. Around 100 million Americans were not yet alive on the day the Twin Towers were struck
The 170,000 beneficiaries can remain in the United States, but uncertainty persists as the government says it will make a decision ‘at the appropriate time’
Migration is a scapegoat onto which the community projects its internal tensions. The result: distortion of reality and legitimization of prejudice
President Abelardo de la Espriella is focusing on four affected regions, where repairing the damage will cost 1.5% of GDP and take at least five years
Officers say they are on permanent alert, acutely aware that they live side by side with the very criminals they are tasked with fighting: ‘I left a wedding to avoid being photographed next to a known trafficker’
Javier Milei is racing to stop an offshore drilling project in the disputed islands by threatening to bar participants from Argentina’s biggest oil prize
A funerary platform found in the citadel of Chan Chan sheds light on the funerary practices of this pre-Inca society
During the pandemic, the Valencia-born entrepreneur launched Lata with three friends, bringing top Spanish tinned foods to the US
With the release of ‘Practical Magic 2’, we revisit the life and career of one of the most beloved actresses of the century: her roles, her romances, her stylistic evolution and her toughest emotional moments
The research of Diego Córdoba and Luis Martínez-Zoroa underpins the claim that AI has solved one of history’s greatest enigmas, a breakthrough they believe will transform the field
Remains found in the fossilized feces of a theropod show that modern-type feathers had already evolved in other bird lineages 66 million years ago
This science communicator uses the lens of science to tackle a much broader question: what kind of civilization do we want to be?
The prohibition, which also includes dairy derivatives, will take effect on September 29
With ‘Bunker’ debuting in Venice, here’s a look back at the nine movies that brought Spain’s Oscar-winning couple together
An essay traces the origins of a partisan song that went global thanks to melodic singers and a Netflix series
The spectacular rise in the price of gold over the past nine years has triggered a wave of heists
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