The singer-turned-politician has become one of the most striking figures of the midterms. In an interview with EL PAÍS he said his campaign has even reached communities that had not seen a Democratic candidate in a decade
After ending the temporary protection program for 13 countries, the government has not cancelled it for Ukrainians and Sudanese
After Trump ended TPS protection, hundreds of people have been returned to a nation in crisis where they cannot find work or stability
Officially, the threat comes from Chinese AI models. But domestic AI could be far more powerful
The winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics warns of Silicon Valley’s fascist drift and says that if Trump wins the midterm elections, it will be the end of American democracy
An unusual die-off of both calves and adult southern right whales has been detected in Patagonian waters since July, prompting investigations into the effects of a bacterium and harmful algal blooms
France is caught in a spiral: not only citizens are angry, but investors are also increasingly wary, selling off French debt they no longer see as reliable
The president is using the power of his office over the budget to help the poorest families, the entrepreneurs and transportation workers, just a few days before the runoff in a closely contested presidential race
Citizens and art museums accuse authorities of censorship after objects linked to the history of the left and other social movements were taken off display
The marriage between investor Turhan Mildon and Trump’s former lawyer Alina Habba has unleashed a bitter fight over business in Venezuela
Speaking in Spain after collecting her Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts, the singer and writer offered her views on the US government, religiosity and the influence of Spanish culture on her career
Working quietly against the censorship of feminist content online, bookstores, bars and cafés offer spaces to share experiences and question inequalities
Running from October 21 to 25, FILNYC will pay tribute to Jorge Luis Borges, host an evening dedicated to Federico García Lorca featuring Miguel Poveda and David Uclés, and welcome Cecilia Vicuña for its opening panel
After being shunned for its health risks, it has returned forcefully, driven by the manosphere and far-right politicians who say it's the key to success
The university’s business school and Imperial College London create AI digital replicas of some of their professors. Concerns center mainly on intellectual property and the fear that AI will attribute words to them they do not agree with
The economist contributed to the Global Justice Project report and argues that the fight to reduce global inequality cannot be addressed without measures to combat climate change
Looking at classical antiquity all the way to the impact of Frank Lloyd Wright and Frank Gehry, architect Adam Nathaniel Furman dismantles the ‘purifying power of white’ that continues to shape our present
How could a prestigious university possibly ruin a promising man’s future for having abused a woman? The question—which may sound absurd—is posed both in reality and in film
The journalist behind the ’1619 Project’ on slavery digs into racial resentment and the role of education and history at the Hay Festival in Dallas
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