Trump administration announces the withdrawal of 700 federal agents from Minneapolis
Border czar Tom Homan says local authorities are cooperating in operations against migrants
Congress is racing against the clock to impose new limits on ICE agents
Trump’s plans to alter election rules sound alarm bells ahead of the November midterms
Epstein, a weapon of disinformation
The release of new documents involving the sex offender confirms both the influence of his network and Trump’s hypocrisy
Michelle Obama: her inimitable post-White House style in 10 looks
The previous First Lady is the current one’s nemesis, even in fashion
Palestinians who fled horror encounter Israeli obstacles in attempt to return to Gaza
Around 100,000 people escaped the offensive through the Rafah border crossing in the first seven months of the war. Israel only allowed 12 of them to return when it reopened
Petro emerges reinforced from his meeting with Trump at the White House
The highly anticipated get-together exceeded the expectations of the Colombian leader, four months before the presidential election that will define the continuity of his political project
‘The system sucks. This job sucks’: ICE lawyer admits to judge that agency is violating court orders
The lawyer’s statement, made during a hearing in Minnesota, exposes the internal exhaustion and failures of the government in the midst of its immigration crackdown
Félix Plascencia, Delcy Rodríguez’s envoy to Washington: a skilled Chavista for a highly complex mission
The first Venezuelan diplomatic representative in the US in six years is tasked with rebuilding a damaged relationship
German airline Lufthansa acknowledges it was ‘clearly’ part of the Nazi system
A group of German historians claims that the company used more than 10,000 forced laborers
Italy’s investigation into ‘human safaris’ in Sarajevo calls in first suspect
Milan Attorney General’s Office has summoned an 80‑year‑old ex‑truck driver who allegedly bragged about joining organized trips to fire on civilians in the Bosnian War
Prisons as retirement homes for low-income seniors in Japan
In one of the countries with the highest life expectancy in the world, 13% of inmates are elderly, many of whom commit petty crimes to secure shelter and food behind bars
Turning Point USA announces alternative Super Bowl concert with Kid Rock
The ‘The All-American Halftime Show’ will be staged in protest against the choice of Bad Bunny for the coveted headline slot
Groundbreaking study finds no evidence that trans athletes are ‘a threat’ to women’s sports
Trans and cis women show similar levels of physical fitness in competition, according to the first meta‑analysis of the published research
Discovery of brain network could open the door to better Parkinson’s treatments
The analysis of nearly 900 participants highlights the importance of the region that transforms thought into movement
How beer helped change the history of modern surgery
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The fermentation of the beverage allowed science to observe something that until then had been invisible: germs
Yoshua Bengio, Turing Award winner: ‘There is empirical evidence of AI acting against our instructions’
The scientist, a pioneer in neural networks, warns that ‘the capabilities of artificial intelligence continue to advance at a rate which seems faster than risk management practices’
Four out of 10 cancers could be prevented: ‘The percentage can change’
Brain implant restores vision to a man blinded by an optic nerve injury
Elon Musk calls Pedro Sánchez a ‘tyrant and traitor to the people of Spain’
Adam Tooze: ‘The US exhibits the logic of a serial abuser. Europe has to say no’
The British-American historian believes that Trumpism displays ‘fascistic elements’ and encourages Europe to threaten retaliation against Washington’s coercive practices
Venezuela gives the green light for foreign capital to enter the oil sector
The dollar’s decline, a reflection of Trump’s chaotic policy and a double-edged electoral weapon
Where’s My Refund? What you need to know about the start of tax season 2026
Trump announces Kennedy Center will close for two years for ‘complete rebuilding’
The US president took control of Washington’s cultural institution after his return to power, leading many artists to cancel their performances
The lost lessons of Jorge Luis Borges: His English and American literature classes
Ahead the 40th anniversary of the Argentine writer’s death, a new book explores a course he taught in 1966
Madrid named world’s best city for street art for its ‘425 masterpieces’
New York City ranked 10th and Los Angeles 19th on the list at the international Street Art Awards. A graffiti in Fuenlabrada, near the Spanish capital, also won third spot in the mural category
Lucía Camacho: ‘In the iris business, it’s no coincidence that World Foundation has focused on Latin America’
The public policy coordinator at the NGO Derechos Digitales discusses the decisions made by regulatory authorities in Colombia, Brazil, and Chile
A letter reveals what Franco paid (and still owed) for the Goya painting he wanted to give to Hitler
The letter found in the El Rastro flea market in Madrid demands 9,000 pesetas from the dictator
Work & Lifestyle
Is 16 a good age to limit the use of social media?
The social‑media trend pushing people off dating apps and back into bars
What to see in Greenland, one of the most stunning nature destinations in the northern hemisphere
Hammers to the face and amphetamines: hypermasculine looksmaxxing invades the internet
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Bad Bunny, king of a 2026 Grammys marked by fierce criticism of Trump and his immigration policies
Kendrick Lamar made history with 27 awards, while Lola Young and Billie Eilish stunned with unexpected wins and Trevor Noah joked about the president and Epstein
Nicola Peltz, Brooklyn’s wife and the center of the Beckham family rift
Take That: 35 years of success, breakups, jealousy, mental health problems and reunions
The most famous British boy band of the 1990s premieres a three-part documentary on Netflix on January 27, featuring never-before-seen footage and interviews
Zach Bryan, man’s best friend
The US musician recently released his sixth album, embracing a more classic rock style
Timothée Chalamet, bound for glory
With his double Oscar nomination for ‘Marty Supreme’, the 30-year-old actor has been confirmed as one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, with his talent praised by everyone from Josh Safdie to Javier Bardem
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