The US economy contracted in the first quarter due to Trump’s measures
Gross domestic product shrank at an 0.3% annual rate due to the trade war and the distrust and uncertainty generated by the president
Trump completes 100 days of revenge and consummated threats
The US president has reached the symbolic mark with a drop in his approval ratings
Pride and defiance among Trump supporters at rally to mark his first 100 days
The president derided migrants and joked about opponents at an event with all the signs of a campaign rally
100 days of heavy-handed measures: Trump has deported 142,000 people
Migrants detained in Texas send SOS message for fear of being deported to El Salvador
A drone controlled by Reuters news agency witnessed the image from the air
May Day protests: What you need to know about the anti-Trump marches
Stephen Miller, the ‘general’ of Trump’s war on migrants
The advisor is amassing even more power in Donald Trump’s second turn in the White House, reaffirming the immigration agenda as a matter of national security
Fresh off election victory, Canada’s leader plans to begin talks with Trump administration
Mark Carney, the resounding winner at the polls, will form a Liberal government in the next two weeks, according to local media
Screwworm fly plague opens a new front between the Trump administration and Mexico
The US Secretary of Agriculture has warned that she will restrict livestock imports to the country if action is not taken to stop the infestation
Trump’s terror silences the Mexican border
The US government’s hardline rhetoric against immigration has succeeded in reducing irregular crossings
Abrego García case exposes the injustices committed to carry out Trump’s mass deportation plan
The mistaken expulsion sparked a standoff between the administration and the judiciary and became a political weapon
The trail of Nazis Mengele and Eichmann in Argentina
The Milei government has published online declassified files on the activities of war criminals in the country
Sea of plastic: Global study finds thousands of microparticles even in the Mariana Trench
These synthetic materials have now become part of both the life and carbon cycles, from the surface to the deepest parts of the oceans
Massive blackout reignites culture war over the future of nuclear energy in Spain
While the opposition insists on keeping the power plants open beyond the scheduled timeline, the government closes ranks around renewables
What’s going on with Justin Bieber? Inside the pop star’s crisis
Without releasing music for four years, distanced from his longtime manager, and struggling to launch a fashion brand, the singer appears to be in a downward spiral — one that raises more questions than answers. ‘He’s lost,’ say those close to him
The civil engineer who stopped a port from being built in Tenerife
Spaniard Carlos Mallo received the Goldman Prize this week, considered the Nobel Prize of environmentalism: ‘Tourism is the main factor damaging the islands’
Mind blanking: Study shows how the brain ‘sleeps’ when it goes blank
More than 150 million people are breathing polluted air in the US
Scientists achieve quantum communication across 155 miles of conventional fiber optics
Living like a nobleman: The highly profitable trend of restoring historic buildings
The renovation of palaces and unique houses is gaining momentum among national and foreign investors for private use or with the idea of converting them into tourist accommodations or museums
Fracking: The fuse for Trump’s trade war
The top-paid CEOs in the United States in 2024: The executives earning more than $50 million
Guangzhou feels the pain of the trade war but challenges Trump: ‘China will win’
Brian Large, classical music TV director: ‘With The Three Tenors, we created a monster which could not be tamed’
In a new memoir, the man behind so many unforgettable opera and symphonic concerts reviews his relationship with great artists, such as Benjamin Britten
When Dire Straits swept the world: Anatomy of a group devoured by success
Brothers in Arms,’ the album that consolidated and ended the band, turns 40 and is being reissued as a luxury item
Candy Clark and her Polaroid vision of New Hollywood
In the 1970s, the Oscar-nominated actress brought her camera everywhere. Five decades later, she is dusting off the shots for her book ‘Tight Heads’
‘Physical Graffiti’ turns 50: How Led Zeppelin built a double-album masterpiece
The mystery of the Residents, the faceless cult band that mocked the Beatles
‘Doctor Dark,’ an opera about assisted suicide, is the latest album by the secretive group
A lion bite on the remains of a Roman gladiator: The first direct evidence of combat with animals
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Celebrities, Movies & TV
Liv Tyler’s return: The actress who prefers ironing sheets in the countryside to being crushed by Hollywood
Viola Davis brings gender and racial diversity to the ‘Die Hard’ genre: ‘As a Black woman, you have to teach people how to treat you’
The fate of Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig: Is there life after James Bond?
George MacKay: ‘It’s funny that to promote a film about climate change you have to fly all over the place’
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