After Trump blasts Israel, Netanyahu agrees to halt attacks on Iran
The US president criticized both countries for violating the ceasefire: ‘They don’t know what the fuck they’re doing’
NATO holds summit amid 5% spending dispute
Despite disagreements, the members gathered in The Hague will aim to send Russia the message that the Alliance remains united
The EU and Canada reinforce ties amid the crisis with the US
Canadian PM Mark Carney was in Brussels to sign a security and defense agreement that is meant to be part of a larger partnership
Medi-Cal: Which migrants will not be able to apply for health insurance
Outrage in California after Mexican gardener beaten by Border Patrol agents
Narciso Barranco, the father of three US soldiers, was arrested in Santa Ana over the weekend while trimming a restaurant’s garden
Spanish mathematician Javier Gómez Serrano and Google DeepMind team up to solve the Navier-Stokes million-dollar problem
A team of researchers and engineers has been secretly working for three years on one of humanity’s most devilish enigmas, the solution of which is considered imminent thanks to artificial intelligence
End of the school year overshadowed by fear of immigration raids
Parents and teachers have raised concerns about immigration agents spotted around New York schools
Lupe M. Rodríguez, executive director of the Latina Institute: ‘The separation of immigrant families is a violation of reproductive rights’
Three years after the Supreme Court overturned the constitutional right to an abortion, the expert reflects on the impact it has had on immigrant communities
MS-13’s bloody trail in Madrid: Two murders and a hit ordered for $3,400
The police have arrested the suspect in the killing of a young man in Getafe, who allegedly belonged to this criminal group
The Nyerere question: ‘Should we really let our people starve so that we can repay our debts’
Kevin Watkins / Mohamed Abdiweli Ahmed
African countries face significant financial burdens that limit their ability to invest in social programs
AI helps spread new stereotypes across cultures
New research shows that language models tend to repeat clichés they have learned in different languages
Two billionaires, two very different weddings: Soros and Abedin vs Bezos and Sanchez
George Soros’s heir and the Amazon founder belong to very different elite circles: the former, a progressive, comes from inherited wealth; the latter is a self-made billionaire, close to Trump
Scientists use bacteria to convert plastic into paracetamol
For the first time, a scientific study has succeeded in using live microbes to produce medicine — by digesting and fermenting waste
Drones, mines and rotting corpses: The difficult mission of bringing dead soldiers home in Ukraine
Kyiv and Moscow are set to carry out the largest exchange of fallen soldiers in the war: 6,000 combatants from each side
Anna Gilmore, public health researcher: ‘Just four products cause at least a third of all deaths’
The British scientist examines the techniques that companies use to influence public opinion and how these tactics impact our health
Social media is fueling conflict in the most bellicose era since World War II
Testing free will: New experiments on the quantum property that baffled Einstein
A paper questions assumptions about ‘nonlocality,’ the instantaneous influence between particles at a distance, rekindling old questions about freedom of choice
Enigmatic ‘dragon man’ was not a new human species, but a Denisovan
The director of the Africa CDC believes the abrupt cutoff of Western aid will cause great suffering to African
‘Obesity can kill’: Controversial campaign by Ozempic drugmaker sparks backlash
Mariana Mazzucato, economist: ‘Trump is destroying all the progress made by previous US presidents’
The renowned professor warns that ‘when wages stagnate, jobs are precarious, housing is unaffordable, and public services deteriorate, it’s normal for people to rebel’
Acrobatics, accidents and legal loopholes: The uncertain world of stunt performers
Federal Reserve maintains rates and expects only two cuts this year despite pressure from Trump
Trump’s cellphone company included the ‘Gulf of Mexico’ on its coverage map
Mark Knopfler, 40 years after Dire Straits’ groundbreaking album: ‘I’m not good enough to improvise like a jazz musician’
‘Brothers in Arms,’ which sold more than 30 million copies worldwide, was re-released on its anniversary in May
Patti Smith, the poet who became a rock legend
Celebrating 50 years of her first album ‘Horses,’ with which she revolutionized music and literature while remaining true to herself
Gilbert Cruz: ‘You can question Philip Roth’s misogyny yet understand there is value the book’
The head of the ‘The New York Times’ literary supplement visited Spain for the 2025 Madrid Book Fair
Pamela Anderson dazzles in ‘The Last Showgirl’
‘Jaws’: 50 years of teeth, fins and watching where you swim
Several books and a documentary mark the 50th anniversary of Spielberg’s iconic film, as scientists work to dispel the fear it sparked
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George Clooney: The last great Hollywood heartthrob who only made one mistake in his career
‘I didn’t understand it at all’: Nine actors who had no idea what they were filming
Sofia Carson, the actress who has become Netflix’s latest sure thing
‘Cinema for morons’ and ‘pompous garbage’: The first ‘Star Wars’ script that absolutely no one liked
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Naomi Oreskes, Harvard professor: ‘Science is vulnerable when it discovers things that threaten authority’
Your loneliness is our business: The multi-million-dollar industry of social isolation
‘We’re part of the Jalisco Cartel’: Mexico concerned by influx of Colombian mercenaries
When drug lords exploit poverty and youth: Four decades of child hitmen in Colombia
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