As the global economy deflates, here is what the coming crisis looks like
Inflation has thrown everything out of whack. Rising interest rates will bring, at the very least, a notable slowdown in the pace of growth
Josep Maria Trigo, astronomer: ‘If a comet is coming, it doesn’t matter where we take shelter’
The specialist in asteroids and comets has just published ‘The Earth in Danger’ in a bid to help us understand the risk of impact
The return of Cameron Diaz, the once-highest-paid actress in Hollywood
The star of films such as ‘There’s Something About Mary’ returns to screens after an eight-year break, leading the cast of a Netflix action comedy called ‘Back in Action’
Growing up on the set of ‘Stranger Things’: ‘We’re handling it well, with therapy’
EL PAÍS talks to the young stars of the Netflix show about how their childhood and teenage years were impacted by the hit series
Turkey detains Russian ship with 4,500 tons of grain allegedly stolen from Ukraine
Turkish customs are investigating the cargo of ‘Zhibek Zholy,’ which departed from Berdyansk and, according to the Ukrainian Embassy, carries documents from the Russian occupation authorities
Ruja Ignatova: From crypto queen to FBI’s top 10 ‘most wanted’
As the founder of OneCoin, the Bulgarian-German businesswoman secured more than $4 billion in investment, and is now wanted for wire fraud and money laundering
Chicago mass shooting: Who is the person of interest in custody?
A 22-year-old man has been detained after six people were killed and another 26 injured at the July 4 Independence Day parade in Highland Park
López Obrador to campaign to ‘tear down the Statue of Liberty’ if the US convicts Julian Assange
The president of Mexico says that he will intercede in favor of the founder of WikiLeaks when he visits his American counterpart Joe Biden on July 12
Ezra Miller: From blockbuster star to alleged kidnapper
The star of ‘The Flash,’ a blockbuster movie to be released in 2023, has been behaving erratically for years, but disturbing new allegations have taken a much more serious turn
A-ha: How three guys who can’t stand each other survived the biggest pop song of the ‘80s
The documentary ‘Aha: The movie’ explores the strange world of the Norwegian trio who in 1985 released ‘Take on me,’ one of the most popular songs on Spotify almost 40 years later
Dall-E Mini, the popular automatic image generator that makes sexist and racist drawings
The artificial intelligence tool hasn’t corrected its algorithmic biases, so it tends to draw white men with better careers than women and people of color
What is and what is not a bipolar disorder, the most trivialized serious mental problem
Don’t confuse it with normal mood swings, intense emotional reactions, or unstable personalities
‘Marxists are brainwashing us’: The conspiracy theory taking hold among some on the right
The far right is promoting the theory that large companies, governments, and political parties of almost every stripe have surrendered to cultural Marxism in their feminist, LGBT+ and environmentalist components