Jimmy Kimmel to return to the air Tuesday after a week-long suspension
Disney, the parent company of the ABC network, has confirmed the talk show will be restored
More deportations, but far from the ‘largest in history’: Nine months of Trump’s immigration crusade in charts
The US has expelled nearly 170,000 people so far in 2025, a figure that falls short of its goal of one million
Conditions at ICE detention centers are fueling a surge in suicide attempts
Venezuela on high alert amid escalating Trump pressure
When supporting Palestine stopped being taboo in Hollywood
Javier Bardem and Hannah Einbinder showed at the Emmys that accusing Israel of genocide is no longer an issue
Trump honors Charlie Kirk as a martyr in a memorial mixing religion and politics: ‘We want to bring God back’
The MAGA youth leader was honored in a stadium too small for the crowd that attended the event. The activist’s widow said she had forgiven the ‘young man’ accused of killing her husband
US announces it will do ‘whatever is necessary to support Argentina’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is negotiating an economic bailout for Javier Milei amid market pressure against the far-right leader’s plan
Gulf Clan negotiates peace while fighting the ELN over one of the largest coca and gold reserves in Colombia
Julián Ríos Monroy|Bogotá
The armed group, which concluded its first round of talks with the government this week, seeks to wrest control of southern Bolívar from the guerrillas
Defying fear in California’s fields, ground zero of Trump’s immigration paradox
Cartel recruitment in Jalisco: ‘There were two options: Undergo three months of training or be shot in the head’
The testimonies of 38 people forcibly recruited in January by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel depict the deceptions and threats employed by the criminal organization
Recovering after attempted suicide: ‘Before, I just wanted to die, so that I could feel peace. Now, I see the whole spectrum of colors’
Four people who tried to take their own lives spoke with EL PAÍS
‘In-I In Motion’: How Robert Redford persuaded Juliette Binoche to direct
The French actress makes her debut behind the camera with an exhaustive review of the rehearsals for the dance show she performed in 2009
Susan Faludi, the US journalist who foresaw the right’s reaction: “There’s very much a ‘Lord of the Flies’ feeling here”
The Pulitzer-winning author of ‘Backlash,’ a 1991 classic about the conservative pushback against women’s rights, discusses how the trend is growing stronger — and less subtle — than ever
Magician Victor Dorobantu plays Thing, the hand from ‘Wednesday’: ‘Some actors say I’m lucky that I’m not so exposed’
His failure on a Romanian talent show led to his role as one of the most charismatic fictional characters on Netflix — even if few know the man behind it
A night at Maison Colbert: How the Paris residence of Simone de Beauvoir became a luxury hotel
The French writer and philosopher wrote ‘The Second Sex’
‘Biama,’ the youthful, joyful revolution in Ivory Coast gains traction thanks to TikTok
Sol Acuña|Abidjan
Born in the working-class neighborhoods of Abidjan and developed by children and teenagers, this dance has become a cultural phenomenon
The Mexican neuroscientist who is revolutionizing care for patients with psychosis
Camilo de la Fuente Sandoval’s pioneering studies to decipher this disease led him to create an outpatient clinic in Mexico City that provides comprehensive, early, and free care to young people
It’s not a hangover, it’s social apnea: Study links weekend lifestyle changes to sleep disorder
Chimpanzees drink the equivalent of two or three beers a day, study says
Why weight loss drugs don’t work the same for everyone: The frontier of emotional eating
Milei’s fall from grace: Argentina’s stock market becomes the world’s worst performer in 2025
The president’s electoral setback in Buenos Aires has heightened market unease and raised concerns about the peso’s exchange rate
Batteries bite into oil: Demand slows in China and drops in Norway
Dutch smokers cross borders to buy tobacco
A portrait of Lachlan: The victor in Rupert Murdoch’s real-life ‘Succession’ will continue his conservative revolution
Nina García, editor in chief of ‘Elle’: ‘My mission is to share Latino excellence in the United States so that no one is ashamed of their heritage’
The first Latina to take the reigns of one of the industry’s most important magazines talks with EL PAÍS about the recent wave of changes in the fashion world, and representation in the media
Charlie Hunnam, the actor who always says ‘no’: ‘I always feel like I’m one failed film away from being out of work’
The British actor is more famous for the films he turned down
Bad Bunny leads the 2025 Latin Grammy nominations
The gentrification of Mexican wrestling
Lucha libre emerged in the poorer neighborhoods of Mexico City and has attracted both tourists and the wealthy
Alejandro González Iñárritu: ‘The criminals are those who create banks, not those who rob them’
On the 25th anniversary of ‘Amores Perros,’ the Oscar-winning Mexican director presents an installation pieced together from material edited out of the movie
Work & Lifestyle
‘The most emotional terrorism in a movie I’ve ever seen’: Why does an animal’s death on film affect us so deeply?
Ozempic menu: Could restaurants be normalizing a weight loss drug?
From quiet luxury to prairie dresses: How fashion became ultra-conservative
The perfect storm in a glass: The threats darkening Spanish wine’s horizon
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Lola Young, the new British voice in the long shadow of Amy Winehouse
Paul Reubens: From starring in Tim Burton’s debut movie to being canceled for masturbating in a porn theater
Bad Bunny reveals he won’t perform in the US for fear of ICE raids
The magnificent 40th anniversary of ‘My Beautiful Laundrette’
Joaquín García Martín
Soccer and Palestinian pride in Santiago, Chile
‘Baisanos,’ directed by siblings Francisca and Andrés Khamis, is a short documentary about the fans of Club Deportivo Palestino
Our selection
David Byrne, the eternal nonconformist, is back: ‘I make music as an act of resistance to what I read in the press’
Daymé Arocena: ‘We Black singers have to do spectacularly well to be given a space’
Radio Bilingüe, the largest Spanish-language public station in the US, stands firm against Trump
Dan Brown: ‘The human species has never created a technology that it hasn’t weaponized’
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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