Argentina conducts census of its Afro community for the first time
The South American country is asking citizens about their ethnic identity in what scholars hope will be a change from Eurocentric views on how the nation was built
Have we lost interest in sex?
Studies suggest that the number of sexual relations among young people is on the wane, while others warn ‘hook-up’ culture is bad for mental health
Dolphins recognize their friends by tasting their urine
New research shows the mammal can identify other group members through their sense of taste, as well as their signature whistle
The Nicaraguans who are learning to swim to avoid drowning in US river crossing
The flow of migrants from the Central American country has become unstoppable; a dozen have died in the attempt to ford the Rio Grande between March and April
Ex-directors of Mexico’s CFE energy company prepare legal defense in WhiteWater Midstream corruption probe
The Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor of the Attorney General’s Office is investigating former officials Guillermo Turrent and Javier Gutiérrez, while a US federal court is reviewing a related case opened by the state-owned firm
Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp: Witnesses testify in defense of actress
Whitney Henriquez, the actress’s sister, testified that while she had not seen any fight, she had detected signs of violence
Family members of Buffalo massacre victims: ‘Facebook and Twitch are also responsible for our pain’
The relatives of those murdered by the white supremacist Payton Gendron told EL PAÍS that they learned of the tragedy from the video that he live-streamed on social networks
Monkeypox virus: What are the symptoms, and is there a treatment?
The disease is spreading in Europe and North America, but it is generally mild and experts believe that very close contact with an infected person is required in order to catch it
Can we really eat our way out of period pain?
There are no foods or diets that are going to alleviate the discomfort of bad days, but there are eating patterns which, if maintained over time, will help improve the situation
Billy Wilder: How a tabloid reporter became a revered filmmaker
A book compiles the early writings by the creator of iconic movies like ‘Some Like It Hot’ and ‘Sunset Boulevard’ during his years in Weimar Berlin and interwar Vienna
Colombian chef Leonor Espinosa: “I faced a world of men where I was not even respected in my kitchen”
The best female chef in the world, as chosen by The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, reflects on the ego, deforestation and food security
The new anti-insomnia pill that won’t end the pandemic of sleep disorders
Daridorexant, recently approved in Europe, is safe, has few side effects and does not create tolerance or cause drowsiness the next day, but it is not the solution to sleep troubles