Friendly fire aimed at Joe Biden
As the one-year anniversary of his election victory approaches, the US president is hoping to push through his star policy: the Reconciliation bill. But two senators from his Democratic Party are refusing to budge
Floods, fires, smog: AI delivers images of how climate change could affect your city
A lab led by Yoshua Bengio has developed a tool whose powerful algorithms can simulate the effects of extreme weather events in any part of the world
Spain’s Socialist Party votes against legalizing cannabis for recreational use
The governing party joined right-wing groups in opposing a measure that is backed by its own coalition partner Unidas Podemos and other parliamentary allies
As new lava stream nears the sea, La Palma residents try to stay a step ahead
Parts of Tazacorte will go into home confinement when the molten rock reaches the Atlantic Ocean, and some people are choosing to get out before that happens
Dog rescue operation in La Palma gets green light
A company that operates large drones is now hoping to save animals trapped by lava from the volcano, after efforts were hampered for days by legal hurdles
The end of Basque terror group ETA: ‘It was unilateral, clean and without trade-offs’
Former Spanish prime minister José Rodríguez Zapatero talks to EL PAÍS about the events leading up to the organization’s decision to terminate its campaign of violence