Javier Negre Inc, the hoax multinational
The controversial Spanish communicator has built an international business based on political propaganda and selling access to Trump’s and Milei’s circles
Wars, tariffs and oil tensions: Why nothing can stop the global economy (for now)
Global growth continues despite mounting geopolitical shocks, helped by the AI investment boom and skillful central-bank management
Kherson: Born in the bunker, killed in the street
Illegal mining advances in the Amazon and corners park rangers in Ecuador
Ana Cristina Basantes|Quito
Mark Lilla, political scientist: ‘Trump has lost his magic’
The author of ‘Ignorance and Bliss’ warns of the illness afflicting democracy in the United States
Springsteen vs. Trump: Why Bruce is a magnificent example for the music world
With Herculean strength — that of a true colossus — and wielding his guitar with impressive force, the musician, without settling for the status quo or caring what he has to lose, continues his fight against the U.S. president out of conscience and to appeal to the greater cause of humanity
World Cup
Who will win the World Cup? Here are our predictions
How the Spain coach spent over a decade recruiting the players who will be at the World Cup final
Which national soccer teams have the world’s best players?
World Cup spurs Mexican-Americans to reconnect: ‘Putting on the Mexican jersey this time took on a different meaning’
Alfredo Corchado|Los Angeles
Trump uses national address to revive false claims of 2020 election fraud and exaggerate China’s role
The Republican is on a crusade to cast doubt on the midterms, in which his party is widely expected to lose ground
Lorenzo Salgado’s family bids him farewell in a private service steeped in Mexican traditions
The service celebrated the life of the 52-year-old father through photographs and music. For a couple of hours, the focus shifted away from politics and the investigation into his death
Biddeford mourns as ICE leaves its mark on yet another US city
The working-class Maine city where Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero was killed by an immigration agent is grappling with a tragedy that has left a lasting scar on the community
ICE officer who killed Colombian national in Maine has history of gender-based violence
Revelation that David Brouillette had a history of violent behavior calls the immigration agency’s recruitment process into question
Smoke from Canadian wildfires engulfs New York, Chicago, Detroit and Toronto
Residents are being urged to remain indoors as air quality plummets into the ‘very unhealthy’ range in the Northeast, three days before the World Cup final
How Paul Newman brought Scorsese and Tom Cruise together — and finally won his Oscar
Forty years on, ‘The Color of Money’ remains a 1980s classic and a reminder that unlikely collaborations can produce extraordinary results
Fifty years ago, Hollywood took a chance on what became classics
In 1976 ‘Taxi Driver’, ‘All the President’s Men’ and ‘Network’ all offered an alternative view of the US
From Justin Bieber to Gracie Abrams: How ‘American English’ is changing despite Trump
African American and Latino influences are changing the language through a fusion characterized, in addition, by shorter expressions and words
A children’s soccer league to prevent a return to war in Syria: ‘We want our children to live together again without religious or ethnic divisions’
The Hope League project brings together Kurdish, Arab, and Christian minors, including children of former Islamic State members, to rebuild coexistence after years of conflict
Two asteroids receive unprecedented visits from space probes in a single week
China’s Tianwen 2 and Japan’s Hayabusa 2 vessels have beamed back photographs and information from the small worlds
From Twitter to X: The most polarizing social network still dominates 20 years on
The platform marks two decades of existence with more users than in the blue-bird era, despite evidence of its contribution to global disinformation
Discovery in Bolivia sheds light on the mysterious clouded tiger-cat
The extreme heat to come: Could Spain reach 50 degrees Celsius?
The moral catastrophe of Big Tech’s totalitarians-for-profit
Shoshana Zuboff
BlackRock warns annual USMCA reviews will cloud investment prospects in Mexico
The world’s largest asset manager considers it unlikely that Mexico will lose its investment-grade sovereign credit rating
From libertarian dream to political weapon: How the far right appropriated the crypto wave
Warsh says the Fed will not tolerate persistently high inflation
Adidas capitalizes on the World Cup but makes running its new engine for stock market gains
Basel Adra, Palestinian filmmaker and Oscar winner: ‘Israelis don’t see us as human beings’
The director of the documentary ‘No Other Land’ took part in a cultural event in Madrid and explained how Israeli violence in the West Bank has increased after he won the statuette
At home with Susumu Higa, the anti-war manga artist who does not have a phone or a car
Higa is the author of ‘Okinawa, the Wind Speaks,’ a celebrated graphic novel, in which he narrates the post-war period of his region. In this interview with EL PAÍS, he shares his passion for Picasso and his screen-free existence, while examining the traces left by World War II
Tate Modern fails in its attempt to save Frida Kahlo from ‘Fridamania’
The exhibition, which has broken ticket sales records, explains the construction of the universal icon the Mexican artist represents today
Work & Lifestyle
‘Bridal couture: from Audrey Hepburn’s Givenchy to Taylor Swift’s Dior
Why are we so willing to believe the incredible?
The rise and fall of millennial icons: From Facebook and Arcade Fire to American Apparel and Buzzfeed
‘Mom, do you love your phone more than me?’: Children of screen‑absorbed parents are more insecure
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Zahara and Maddox, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s eldest children, take the next step to drop their father’s surname
The siblings have followed the required legal proceeding and published a notice in a local newspaper. Both have hearings in September to officially take only the Jolie surname
Sylvester Stallone battles for his legacy as he turns 80
The publication of the actor and screenwriter’s memoirs will coincide with the release of a film about the making of ‘Rocky’ which Stallone argues he was not consulted on
Tradition, money, and necessary change: The tennis puzzle still doesn’t quite fit together
Novak Djokovic has called for an ‘integral overhaul’ of a sport caught between several currents: romanticism, an atomized system, and players who feel ‘used’
Our selection
José Manuel Restrepo: ‘Colombia is an almost unconditional and key ally for the US to achieve its goals in Venezuela’
Jonathan Haidt, social psychologist: ‘The possibility of AI taking over most jobs is very real’
Omar Sixto, Cuban-American businessman: ‘The solution for Cuba is not an invasion, but a humanitarian takeover of the island’
The world is plunging into a dangerous spiral of military spending
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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