EL PAÍS reconstructs the psychological and physical journey that took the 18-year-old from an idyllic suburb in Conklin to a supermarket in a Black neighborhood, 200 miles away, where he murdered 10 people
The US Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of the Cassirer family has reopened one of the most famous and longest cases of plundered art in history
Historians debate the theory that Jewish notary Arnold van den Bergh was the one who turned the teenage girl and her family over to the authorities
Exercise is important for body and soul, and we are at a key moment for ‘physical literacy’ in the population
The American researcher won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for developing immunotherapy. Now he is looking for a way to extend the treatment’s effectiveness to fatal tumors