Biden faces growing pressure from Democrats to drop his re-election bid
The trickle of politicians asking for a new presidential candidate, the media offensive and the warnings from donors are pushing the president towards an apparent dead end
Will NATO survive another Trump presidency?
This is the central question occupying the minds of participants at the Washington summit, even though different concerns are being expressed in statements and speeches
Rocafonda, the neighborhood that regained its pride thanks to soccer sensation Lamine Yamal
The young star of Spain’s national team, which will face England on Sunday at the Euro2024 final, has empowered the working-class community where he grew up by popularizing part of its zip code, 08304
Two lions swim across crocodile-infested river in the longest water crossing ever recorded
Competition over females drove Jacob and Tibu to leave their territory in Uganda and search for a new habitat. Scientists filmed the entire journey
Researchers discover hormone capable of strengthening bones
Revolutionary technique reconstructs the 3D genome of the woolly mammoth, bringing de-extinction one step closer
The ‘chromosome fossils’ from a female who died 52,000 years ago in Siberia have opened a window to a world still unknown to science
Who is going to win the Copa América? This is what our statistical model predicts
Copa América 2024: Schedules and where to watch the group stage, quarterfinals, semifinals and final
Copa América kicks off in US under extreme heat alert: This is how climate change affects soccer
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How does the pink card that will be used in Copa América 2024 work?
Patriots and F-16, the weapons most sought after by Ukraine to confront the new wave of Russian attacks
The U.S., Germany, the Netherlands, Romania and Italy will provide Kyiv with air defense systems, as well as ammunition. ‘They will help protect our cities, civilians and critical infrastructure,’ said the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense
The Mexican Army intensifies its offensive against El Guano, the brother of Chapo Guzmán
The military has captured Luis ‘N,’ the head of security for Aureliano Guzmán Loaera, after fighting in the Golden Triangle region. It is the second operation in the past few months that has been aimed at the drug dealer’s older sibling
‘I feel complicit’: The moral dilemma of an Israeli doctor who treated Gaza prisoners in a detention and torture center
The Sde Teiman military prison, where the army is investigating deaths of Palestinian inmates, continues to detain prisoners from the enclave
Former world leaders ask Biden and G-20 to approve global tax on the ultra-rich
In a letter, 19 ex-officials from France, Spain, Sweden, Australia, Canada and elsewhere urge support for a proposal by the famous economist Gabriel Zucman
US and Panama join forces to stop migration: From barbed wire in the jungle to mass repatriation
Under a new agreement between the two countries that will take effect in the coming weeks, Washington will begin financing flights to return thousands of migrants headed north back to their countries of origin
Texas keeps up its crusade against migrant shelters
WENDY SELENE PÉREZ|Dallas
Under the direction of Republican Governor Greg Abbott, the state has intensified efforts to criminalize all support for immigrants and tried to shut down shelters such as Annunciation House
Juan Ciscomani: The Arizona congressman who represents the most conservative Latino voice
The charismatic Mexican-American is hoping to be re-elected, but Democrats have denounced his links to the Patriot Academy, a far-right group that wants to rewrite the Constitution to turn the U.S. into a ‘Christian nation’
The attack of the ‘epidemic clones’: How harmless bacteria came to cause half a million deaths a year
A group of British researchers describe the evolution of ‘Pseudomonas aeruginosa’ over the last 200 years to the point where it took advantage of an immunological defect to make patients with cystic fibrosis sick
‘Speed’: The film that changed action movies 30 years ago
With the simple and effective premise of a bus that will explode if it slows down, the blockbuster made Keanu Reeves one of the most influential actors of the genre and also propelled Sandra Bullock into stardom
Lila Downs: ‘My mother always told me that women should never speak badly about another woman’
She is one of the artists who have best combined present and past. The singer is part of the history of Mexican song, while also embracing current styles. EL PAÍS spoke to her about everything she has learned in her 30-year-long career
Avril Lavigne: The conspiracy theory, the disappearance and the rebirth of the star who embodied rebellion for Millennials
Driven by ‘grunge’ nostalgia and TikTok, the Canadian singer is enjoying a comeback with a tour that has attracted good reviews at Glastonbury
‘Nobody wants this from Will Smith’: The song the actor hopes will clean up his image after the Oscars slap
The actor has just released ‘You Can Make It,’ a track about inner strength that some critics believe is part of his carefully planned comeback
A mostly female jury will determine whether Alec Baldwin is guilty in ‘Rust’ trial
The defense and the prosecution have agreed on 11 women and five men to decide the future of the actor, who is accused of involuntary manslaughter for the death of a cinematographer on set
‘Second class: That’s how tech platforms treat citizens of the Global South’
Nina Santos is an expert and researcher on disinformation, hate speech and artificial intelligence. Based in Brazil, she approaches the debate from the perspective of the countries of the region
Can science predict dementia years in advance? The battle to get ahead of neurodegenerative diseases
Scientists are looking for biological markers that will shed light on the presence of the still-invisible disease as soon as possible, in order to develop preventive policies
Lemurs without teeth, one-armed macaques: How disabled primates survive in the wild
Why isn’t gene therapy available to more patients? Blame millionaire prices and uncertainty as to its effectiveness
Surrounded by microplastics: The tiny pollution we drink, eat and breathe
S&P 500 tests growth of tech giants and heads for its best earnings season in two years
A financial survey shows a figure that is more than double what the average worker typically makes. And 18% are certain that they will never make enough to feel financially secure
New middle class, hedonism and visa ease: The economic reasons behind the boom in global tourism
The US economy created 206,000 jobs in June
Threads achieved 175 million monthly active users in its first year. Can Zuckerberg catch up with Musk?
Shelved, renewed or canceled: The status of all the ‘Game of Thrones’ spinoff shows
HBO is shooting ‘Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’, the third show to come out of George R.R. Martin’s epic fantasy. But another idea about Jon Snow has been sidelined for now
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Josh Hartnett, the quiet comeback of the American heartthrob who turned his back on Hollywood
Tom Bianchi, the master of homoeroticism: ‘Gay people of my generation believed that we were going to die sad and alone’
Why has the public turned its back on Katy Perry? A chronicle of the pop star’s downfall
Taylor Swift is not a good role model because she is not married: The suspicious author of the viral attack against the singer
Christophe Dubi, executive director of the Olympic Games: ‘The criticism of venues being underused is exaggerated’
The head of the event defends the management of the International Olympic Committee in past years, and speaks of a new approach to designating the host cities of the future
Soccer fans take back the sport at Euro 2024 with record ticket sales and back-to-the-roots attitude
UEFA has already sold 2.3 million tickets for a championship where people don’t have to trek across Europe, as in 2021, or put up with phony fans, as at the Qatar World Cup
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David Remnick, editor of ‘The New Yorker’: ‘Is the gigantic tidal wave of crap we see online the alternative to traditional media? I don’t think so’
My robot and I: Japanese stories of technology and old age
Michelle Troconis, ‘the most hated woman’ in the United States
Puerto Rican environmental defenders denounce repression they face in form of costly fines
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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How the Dutch became the tallest nation on Earth
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