US election forecast: Republicans will control the House; the Senate is too close to call
When voters go to the polls next Tuesday, all eyes will be on Georgia and Nevada
The stories behind the world’s most notorious colors
EL PAÍS looks at the origins of some of the most controversial pigments, from Vantablack, the blackest black in the world, to Pantone 448C, considered the ugliest hue in the world
Migos rapper Takeoff killed in Houston shooting
The 28-year-old musician was with his uncle Quavo, who is also a member of the hip hop group, at a bowling alley and pronounced dead at the scene
The Day of the Dead: The not-so-pre-Hispanic origins of the Mexican tradition
It is believed that the dead emerge from the underworld to spend time with their loved ones
The mafia and Italy’s ultras assume control of Serie A stands
The assassination of the head of Inter Milan’s radical fan group was the third in five years and further evidence of organized crime’s infiltration into Italian soccer
Microalgae promise abundant healthy food and feed in any environment
Sofia Strodt|
Global food supply faces a range of threats including climate change, wars, pests and diseases. But an organism too small for the human eye to see could offer some answers
When organized crime is the government
Corruption 3.0 deployed by autocratic governments in support of their geopolitical strategies is a threat to which the world has no effective response
Eyewitness in Itaewon: ‘Dad, there’s been a stampede in Seoul. I think a lot of people have died’
Javier Aldea|Seoul|
A 20-year-old Spanish journalism student living in the South Korean capital recounts the Halloween night tragedy in which at least 154 people died
Twitter under Elon Musk: Verified accounts may cost $20 per month
The Tesla founder reportedly gave staff until November 7 to launch a paid subscription model if they did not want to be fired
FBI affidavit reveals Pelosi assailant intended to break House speaker’s ‘kneecaps’
Law enforcement statements detail what unfolded when David DePape, who has been charged with attempted murder and attempted kidnapping, broke into the senior Democrat’s San Francisco home
US Supreme Court considers ending affirmative action in universities
The conservative-majority court is studying lawsuits filed against Harvard and the University of North Carolina that want to stop race from being considered by admissions committees
The new horror: Nothing is as scary as reality
Guillermo del Toro, Mariana Enríquez, Álex de la Iglesia and other leading figures in the genre explain what truly frightens the public now