Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ will leave millions of Latino children without healthcare
Minors who are US citizens and have an undocumented parent will lose access to medical coverage and food assistance
Trump breaks all the negotiation manuals
Experts caution business leaders against emulating the US president’s arrogance, although they value his clear communication
Videos of Border Patrol bragging about arbitrary raids spark legal backlash
The official account of the federal agency’s El Centro branch — known for glorifying its own abuses and mocking detainees — has been cited as evidence in multiple lawsuits that have curtailed its operations within California
Wendy Guerra: ‘This book touches on very serious wounds about Cuba’
The author discusses ‘La costurera de Chanel,’ an intimate story that unravels the political threads woven into the history of haute couture
Spanish tourism to the US grew in first four months of 2025
Experimental drug fights lung cancer in nonsmokers: ‘I feel like I did when I was healthy’
New targeted therapies allow for the treatment of a disease that is already the fifth leading cause of fatal tumors globally
US will not seek death penalty in trial of El Chapo’s son Joaquín Guzmán López
The cartel boss, who handed ‘El Mayo’ Zambada over to authorities last year, pleaded not guilty to federal charges against him
In hiding in the US after a deportation order: ‘I have nothing here, but even less there’
Many migrants decide to take the risk and try to remain unnoticed to avoid being returned to the country they fled from
Drug violence reaches Quito: ‘Gangs want to take over our area’
Solanda, south of Ecuador’s capital, is experiencing a wave of murders as a result of turf wars between criminal organizations
Cristina Jiménez, activist: ‘Being a good immigrant doesn’t protect us from being discriminated against, abused, and deported’
The organizer publishes her debut memoir, ‘Dreaming of Home,’ a coming-of-age story that reads like a love letter to the immigrant community in the U.S. and a roadmap to inspire new advocates
Sick and forgotten: The lives of over 100 Russian political prisoners are in danger
The UN and NGOs report that more than 120 dissidents are seriously ill in prison
Scientists on how to age well: ‘Sleep is democratic, universal, cheap, and free, and yet no one sleeps enough’
Biologist and physician Ana María Cuervo and paleoanthropologist Juan Luis Arsuaga reflect on whether age-related decline can be halted or even reversed
The filming of Robin Williams’ ‘Popeye,’ where cocaine was hidden in walkie-talkies
The 1980 family comedy about the sailor’s adventures was a white powder fest off-camera, according to several witnesses who claim the merchandise was transported from Los Angeles to the Malta set in film cans
‘The Last of Us’: The last shall be first
Craig Mazin’s series, faithful to the video game, builds around a clear thesis: revenge leads only to an endless spiral of hatred
‘God’s judge’: The scandal that could overturn the trial for Diego Maradona’s death
It is to be decided whether the case will be dismissed or continue with the recusal of the magistrate who recorded unauthorized videos of the hearings for a supposed documentary
US entrepreneur buys abandoned village in Spain
Salto de Castro was built in 1946 by an electricity company to house employees working on the local power station. Jason Lee Beckwith bought it for $310,000, but he is not the first to try to turn it into a profitable venture
Should we wipe out the pests now that we can?
New tools bring closer the possibility of exterminating species considered harmful to humans, which is fueling an ethical dilemma
Lisa Randall, the theoretical physicist nominated for a Nobel Prize who wrote an opera about the fifth dimension
Hyperconnectivity and holographic calls: Telecoms race to meet growing demands
The business is reinventing itself amid regulatory pressure, decreased earnings and the rise of new technologies
Carl H. June, creator of CAR-T therapies: ‘The genetic medicine of the future will be able to treat everything’
The American researcher warns that Trump’s policies could delay some medical advances by several years
Do we need publicly-owned social networks to escape Silicon Valley?
The 3.5% tax on remittances: A blow of over $2.7 billion for undocumented Mexican migrants
The Sheinbaum government says it will continue lobbying to stop the levy, which will affect four million Mexicans in the US
David Lammy, UK Foreign Secretary: ‘The British have moved on from Brexit and they want a pragmatic government’
He Lifeng, the trusted aide to Xi Jinping who broke the trade deadlock
The US, the country with which Mexico has co-produced the most films in the last year
Slavoj Žižek, philosopher: ‘Wisdom is what I hate most, it is absolute conformist stupidity’
The Slovenian thinker, always controversial and politically incorrect, believes the good old days of liberal social democracy are over. In an exclusive interview, he says we are facing a new era in which it’s not possible to think of a better world, but merely of survival
Spike Lee: ‘I don’t know how we can talk about American values considering who the president is’
The legendary director presented ‘Highest 2 Lowest’ at the Cannes Film Festival. Starring Denzel Washington, it’s a vibrant retelling of Akira Kurosawa’s classic ‘High and Low’
The journey of Gaudí’s Batlló chair: Casa Valle’s redesign captivates US audiences
The NYCxDesign Festival showcased furniture designs by the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism
The artistic movement that anticipated the algorithm
An exhibition at London’s Tate Modern revisits the story of the pioneers who used science, technology, and innovation to create
Why it’s better not to listen to Spotify playlists
Two recent books reveal the business practices that influence the content offered by this music platform
AI recreates the faces of enslaved people in Brazil based on descriptions by an abolitionist
An exhibition in São Paulo rescues the visual identity of dozens of people freed by self-taught lawyer Luiz Gama in the 19th century
Work & Lifestyle
Food Runners, the dating app alternative: Run, eat, meet someone new
María D. Valderrama|Paris
Reflections on the Netflix series ‘Adolescence’: How to steer boys away from the manosphere
How emos survived their sadness: The ashes of an extinct urban tribe on the verge of resurrection
Welcome to the ‘antisocial century’: Are we lonelier now than ever?
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Janet Jackson’s 50 years in music, carrying the weight of her famous family name
Jeff Bezos’ bachelor party: Highlights from his Madrid stag night
Meet MrBeast, the controversial YouTuber with millions of followers
Rihanna’s baby bump steals the show again at Cannes: A look back at her maternity fashion statements
Our selection
Ezra Klein, journalist and writer: ‘The Democrats were more loyal to Biden than to their own chances of winning’
Orwell was right: The dystopia of ‘1984’ is already here
Spain, the only major European country to extradite people to China despite the ‘generalized violence’ in its prisons
Netanyahu advances the Israeli far right’s most extreme agenda in Gaza
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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