Trump warns of more tariff letters and insists August 1 deadline is final
The Republican administration is moving forward with its nationalist agenda by prohibiting Chinese investors from purchasing farmland in the United States
Ukraine breathes sigh of relief at Trump’s pledge to resume US military aid
Politicians celebrate the US president’s decision to provide the weapons agreed on under Biden, as well as new shipments
Torrential rains and a county without a good warning system: The lethal combination that hit Texas
Cross-accusations between local authorities and weather services muddy the answers to why the event was so catastrophic
A march against gentrification in Mexico showcases the political tension with the US
Mexican authorities are ignoring the latest provocation from the DHS, while urging the local population not to indulge in xenophobic attitudes
Extortion: Mexico’s new battle against a deeply rooted crime
UN-Habitat chief Anacláudia Rossbach: ‘We have a global housing crisis, 300 million people are living on the street’
The executive director of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme is calling for better urban planning to help cities prepare for population growth and to tackle the global housing crisis
In Washington, Netanyahu announces he will nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize
On his third visit to the White House this year, the Israeli prime minister shows openness to the ceasefire in Gaza proposed by the US president
Mario Guevara, the Salvadoran reporter and immigration raid hunter caught in the clutches of ICE
The journalist was arrested on June 14 while covering anti-Trump protests and was placed in deportation proceedings a few days later
The damned normality in Sinaloa
Marcos Vizcarra|Culiacán (Mexico)
A mixture of fear, silence and the need to carry on make up daily life in this Mexican state. June ended with over 200 murders and 80 disappearances, making it the most violent month since the war between Los Mayitos and Los Chapitos began
Russia on the edge of economic collapse
The Russian economic engine is showing clear signs of exhaustion — a reality the Kremlin is beginning to acknowledge
2025 Club World Cup Semifinals: Where to watch in the United States
Fluminense will face Chelsea, while PSG will seek to take the final away from Real Madrid
The myth of alpha male dominance: Study debunks the idea that males always rule primate societies
In 70% of the populations analyzed in a study, the power relations are unclear, and neither sex dominates the other
Tell me who you are, and I’ll tell you how to exercise: Different personalities enjoy different workouts
A new study finds that certain personality traits can help people stick to specific activities and gain more from them
Julio César Chávez Jr.: Addiction, scandals and the weight of a legendary name
The son of Mexico’s boxing legend finds himself behind bars in Los Angeles — the latest twist in a life marked by scandal, recovery, and inner turmoil
The Ozempic boom and new obsession with thinness are threatening body positivity
Dinosaurs didn’t roar like in ‘Jurassic World’: Some could sing like birds
People who use emojis seem more attentive: ‘They respond to a universal human need’
The two faces of Milei’s Argentina: Trips abroad are increasing, but many can’t make ends meet
The economic recovery is concentrated in the wealthiest sectors of society, while the middle and lower classes are cutting back and suffering from rising unemployment
Mexico makes small progress in negotiations with the US amid Trump’s onslaught
OECD Secretary-General: ‘In the years to come, the US will continue to play an important role in driving development’
Venezuela and China showcase partnership through productive deals, not loans
Is the National Gallery’s most valuable Rubens painting a fake? The mystery of the severed foot
For nearly 40 years, the British art gallery has defended the Flemish Baroque master’s authorship of ‘Samson and Delilah’
Why is Bad Bunny so popular? His music activates neurotransmitters that trigger pleasure
A new study shows that concerts by the Puerto Rican superstar create a strong sense of community among fans
Elena Fortes, producer: ‘Diversifying the Academy also means diversifying the stories that make it to the Oscars’
Mexico City honors its pre-Hispanic heritage on the 700th anniversary of Tenochtitlán
Patrick Wolf: ‘I’ll be in recovery for the rest of my life. I have to be the dominatrix, rather than the slave’
After 10 years, the queer idol of intimate pop is once again releasing music, and reflecting on five albums, dizzying fame — then seeing it all fall apart
Work & Lifestyle
Celebrities, Movies & TV
From child prodigy to global icon: Scarlett Johansson’s discreet power
The New Yorker has survived typecasting, conquered critics and audiences and shown that it is possible to succeed without forfeiting her privacy
‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’: When product placement devours the film and nostalgia turns toxic
The unnecessary continuation of the franchise, following two completed trilogies, dives deeper into genetic mutation to add another twist to a struggling summer blockbuster
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Katie Drummond: ‘Democracy in the US is under threat. And that threat is facilitated by technology and the makers of that technology’
‘Hi, I’m Ahmed, from Gaza’: Diary of hunger, displacement and fear
Sean Combs trial explained: Verdict, reactions and what’s next
Only diplomacy will stop the atomic bomb: Reflections following the war against Iran
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