The midterm elections are a month away and, despite President Trump’s efforts to boost the attorney general’s campaign, he has failed to gain ground in the polls against his Democratic opponent James Talarico
The acts of sabotage that targeted water infrastructure in 12 states this summer are believed to have been carried out by Iranian hackers
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals is holding a hearing this Tuesday to determine whether the government defied the judge who ordered the return of the planes transporting migrants in March 2025
‘It would be ridiculous for me, after being arrested, to say that I hate Russians; that would be self-hating,’ says the former correspondent, who has written about his experiences in a new memoir, ‘This Cursed Beautiful Land’
Celebrity pregnancies barely spark any social debate about a practice that is banned in much of Europe because it is considered to be exploitative
The public is gradually speaking out against Chavismo amid the U.S.-led transition
The strengthening of the dollar, a narrower interest-rate differential between Mexico and the U.S., and geopolitical conflicts weaken the performance of the Latin American currency
Of the 15 adherents, including Milei’s Argentina and Bukele’s El Salvador, the South American country is the only one where the president confronts a deep political debate over the scope of the agreement
Lula, Bolsonaro, the Catholic bishops and the Supreme Court are drawn into a controversy nurtured by the left that could influence an extremely close election
The baseball league has explored unconventional venues for its special games, but a potential field at that location would require infrastructure within a protected area
In a monumental book now translated into Spanish, the German-American scholar addresses how this economic model—the most impactful revolution of the past thousand years—now occupies every aspect of our lives
The players are under house arrest and face corporal punishment because the game has been banned by the Taliban government for religious reasons
A Scotsman based in Seville, the chef has found success on social media with recipes that replicate meat, fish or egg using 100% plant-based ingredients
Philosophy professor Enrique Bonete received an email from a former student. She told him that she had cancer and that she was afraid. They wrote to each other for two years: a book emerged from that correspondence
Low-budget, but with unforgettable actors and scripting, the television adaptation of the Robert Graves classic was a forerunner of period series, legendary soap operas, and it would seem, certain political attitudes that are more alive than ever
The professor of genetics and plant breeding heads the institution that safeguards the biodiversity of our planet’s crops
The running shoe segment seemed completely saturated — until On arrived and upended certainties. EL PAÍS traveled to the brand’s headquarters in Zurich and spoke with its founders to analyze and explain the interest
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has become a new attraction in California
After a group exhibition in Barcelona, the young artist’s work begins a solo tour of galleries around the world
The writer and actress’s memoir takes on a new meaning now that it’s publicly known she became a mother through surrogacy. Her latest book isn’t so much a settling of accounts — it’s more like a justification of her decisions
'We want to see more personal stories from other cultures, it’s refreshing,’ say its directors
Readers who sign up will receive a 15-day free trial of the online classes, which are adapted to a student’s specific needs
