IDB ousts Trump nominee Claver-Carone for violating ethics rules with relationship with subordinate
An external probe found that the bank’s president was not only romantically involved with a senior staffer, but also increased her salary
A sexual, social and political history of the mustache: “Joaquin Phoenix couldn’t have had a beard in ‘Her’: it had to be a mustache”
The tash is enjoying a renaissance among pop stars, movie actors and the wider public after decades of being irretrievably associated with military despots or the gay culture of the 1970s and 1980s
José W. Fernández: ‘Our supply chain can’t depend on just one country’
The US Under Secretary of State says that the war in Ukraine has led to closer cooperation between the United States, Europe and Latin America
Logic riddles: The paradox of the blue-eyed islanders
Some problems with an apparently logical solution can suddenly reveal a different angle that poses new challenges
Building transatlantic ties against the crisis
The Fifth Forum on Latin America, United States and Spain in the Global Economy discussed challenges of the post-pandemic world, including the war in Ukraine, supply problems and soaring inflation
Why Kim Kardashian’s new look has sparked concern
If the woman who has most transformed ideas about beauty is disappearing before our eyes, it’s because the scourge of anorexia is raising its head again
Ian becomes a hurricane on its way to Florida and Cuba
The storm is expected to make landfall on the Caribbean island on Tuesday and on the west coast of the US state by Thursday. Authorities are warning residents to prepare for ‘state of emergency’ conditions
How Italy voted in the election, region by region
The right-wing coalition, led by the Brothers of Italy part, triumphed at the polls, and according to projections, should have a solid majority in both houses of parliament
NASA set to crash DART probe into asteroid as test for future collisions
The space agency will attempt to knock Domorphos off its orbit using a technique that could hopefully one day save the Earth from potentially life-destroying impacts
Gold, alchemists, nanospheres: How the mystery of the Alhambra’s purple stains was solved
Two researchers from the University of Granada used electron microscopy to reveal why some of the gilded plasterwork in the world-famous monument has developed an unusual hue
How business in Spain, Latin America and the US are building closer ties
In a forum organized by EL PAÍS and the Spain-US Chamber of Commerce, industry leaders spoke about the interconnectedness of these markets in areas such as infrastructure and aviation