The rural-urban divide and ideological entrenchment have marked the campaign in a place that, in the last four elections, voted for the candidate who ended up winning the White House
The transition between the second and last chorus has a whole history, a very specific use… and staunch defenders. Now, thanks to TikTok and artists such as Chappell Roan, these sections may end up becoming more famous than the choruses
Just shy of his 80th birthday, the Canadian singer-songwriter continues to make headlines thanks to a prolific musical career — as well as his offbeat business ventures
Civil society, volunteers, political parties and prominent citizens are trying to respond to the most immediate needs generated by the Israeli offensive
The Democratic candidate participated in a town hall with Hispanic voters in Las Vegas while the former president entered the campaign with a tour of critical states
EL PAÍS visited Sarasota to see how residents are recovering from the double impact of Milton and Helene, which slammed into the area two weeks ago. In the residential suburbs, the reigning calm is deceptive
The misinformation that started to spread after the damage from Hurricane Helene opens up a new front in the partisan battle with less than a month to go before Election Day
The film humanizes the former president, but never attempts to gloss over his flaws. In a devastating second act, it portrays him as a vile and insensitive person
The tycoon has announced that production of the vehicle will begin in 2026; however, he often exaggerates predictions about Tesla’s future achievements, which typically arrive years late or may never materialize at all
The connection of Indigenous peoples with the forest is not just a question of survival: it is about maintaining our identity and keeping alive the knowledge of our ancestors for those who will come after us
The Arab-Jewish essayist claims that the current Israeli government is set on ‘the ethnic cleansing of Gaza and the actual annexation of the West Bank’
The 0.2% rise in prices from August to September was higher than analyst expectations, but it reinforces the idea that the Federal Reserve will not continue to cut rates aggressively