Trump administration responds to María Elvira Salazar: No amnesty for irregular immigration
The Republican congresswoman said in a campaign video that Washington’s immigration offensive has gone ‘too far’
Democratic senators demand details on money from Venezuelan oil sales
Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden, and Sheldon Whitehouse said in a letter that the administration has ‘failed to explain where the funds went’
Crypto giants flood the Republican Party with money despite failure of the Clarity Act
Israel moves closer to Austria’s Freedom Party, founded by former SS members and Nazi Party affiliates
Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte’s alleged killer arrested in Cuautla
Authorities have captured Franciso Javier N, ‘El Trompas,’ accused of killing the 21-year-old last weekend in Morelos
Shakira’s master stroke
‘Her hunger is infinite,’ say those familiar with the star who is now in Madrid thanks to a challenge she set herself three years ago
Chaotic scenes as Spanish police clear Ceuta migrants from beaches
An initial stampede resulted in warning shots being fired into the air and several people injured as the migrants were transferred to temporary shelters
ICE is laying off agents hired during its rapid expansion after discovering discrepancies in their backgrounds
A ‘Washington Post’ investigation reveals that the agency hired thousands of officers with incomplete background checks
Trump escalates his campaign against Washington’s cultural institutions
After forcing the Kennedy Center’s closure with no reopening in sight, the White House has turned its sights on the Smithsonian National Museum of American History
Mark Carney, after Trump’s new tariff threats: ‘Europe and Canada are stronger together’
The Canadian prime minister addressed the European Parliament and called for an alliance that could become a ‘beacon for other democracies’
Trump removes Venezuela from list of countries failing to combat drug trafficking
The United States highlights the ‘positive steps’ taken by Delcy Rodríguez in Caracas and signals that it could reconsider its stance toward Bogotá
The Azcatitlan Codex returns to Mexico from Europe after nearly two centuries
France is loaning the New Spain-era manuscript that chronicles the founding, splendor, and fall of Tenochtitlan to the National Museum of Anthropology and History
How do you make a map? The problem of flattening the Earth and why the UN is abandoning Mercator
No map is a perfect representation of reality. Any attempt to flatten the globe involves some degree of distortion
Juan José Tamayo, theologian: ‘Jesus is a vulnerable, fragile person, by no means a hero; rather, he is a failure’
The venerable professor, on the eve of his 80th birthday, discusses God, Jesus, Christianity’s betrayals and politics with EL PAÍS: ‘A new religion has arisen with an increasing number of followers: christoneofascism’
The road map still holds its own against GPS navigation (at least in The Netherlands)
The Royal Dutch Touring Club ANWB asked its five million members whether they prefer to have their routes in digital format. Against all expectations, people opted for the physical version
‘La Bola Negra’ enters the Oscar race with the biggest awards campaign ever mounted for a Spanish film
Global warming slowly brought about the catastrophic collapse of the Nepalese glacier
A study points to the role of climate change in the melt that set the stage for the catastrophic August avalanche
AI agents invent their own language to shut humans out
Are we all going to die or is it just theatrics? The arguments against an AI apocalypse
Mice with millions of human neurons in their brains bring scientists closer to understanding mental disorders
The Federal Reserve defies Trump with a unanimous rate hike six weeks before the midterms
In his first major decision as Fed chair, Kevin Warsh raises interest rates by a quarter point and signals another increase before year-end
$150 for an oil barrel, the new extreme scenario following closure of key Saudi pipeline
European Canada
Spain’s purebred horse business leaps past the $8.6 billion mark
Rosalía ends the Lux Tour in Miami as the high priestess of avant-garde pop
Leonor Suárez|Miami
The Spanish artist bid a tearful farewell to a city captivated by her music, bringing to a close six months on the road around the world
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, directors of ‘NAZA’: ‘That life in Tel Aviv goes on as if nothing was happening is also an act of violence’
The film reveals how the mass killing of innocents in Gaza was organized remotely from Israel
Marc Orriols, Egyptologist: ‘Hollywood has done great damage to our perception of sex in Ancient Egypt’
The homegrown movie that has conquered the Chinese box office
Made by a young man and his mother, with no film-making experience, ‘Niu Lai’ has become a phenomenon this summer in the Asian giant
Claire-Louise Bennett: ‘Difference, chance and risk should be at the heart of the experience of love, something almost impossible in a world of dating apps’
Work & Lifestyle
Svend Brinkmann, psychologist: ‘If you place conditions on forgiveness, love or freedom, you have already destroyed them’
Dining outdoors in Spain: From popular custom to neighborhood protest against mass tourism and the privatization of public space
The Red Bull generation: How energy drinks became the fuel for a fast-paced society
Patrick Baty, the ‘paint detective’ who has traced the hues of the past for Windsor Castle and 10 Downing Street
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Céline Dion: The looks that became her armor against illness and vulnerability
Lidia A. Costa
Mariska Hargitay, the Emmy host who found fame, fortune and a social mission with a single role
Sandra Bullock: The life of the star who endured a ‘triple adversity’ and returned to reclaim Hollywood
From Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke to Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup: 31 Hollywood couples who fell in love on set
Our selection
Zohran Mamdani: ‘Democracy doesn’t work if people can’t afford their basic needs’
Alexia Putellas: ‘I would have loved for previous generations, the real pioneers, to have experienced what I’ve experienced’
The Hasan Piker case: How the right tried to mock his ‘meat pics’ and failed
Homes in the dark and electric cars: Snapshots of inequality in Cuba
Antonio Cascio|Havana
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