The 2022 New York City Marathon: Everything you need to know
Over 50,000 runners are expected at the world-famous event, which will take them through all five boroughs before finishing in Central Park
Three-member CEO board to head Red Bull after death of co-founder
His son Mark Mateschitz said the energy drink conglomerate will be led by a small team of current senior managers, ending speculation about who would take over the billion-dollar business
Trump will ‘very, very, very probably’ make a run for the White House in 2024
The ex-president is not expected to make an announcement ahead of the midterms but has been drumming up support ahead of a likely bid to take on Joe Biden again
Chef José Andrés and his ‘clay pot’ become a museum exhibit in Washington DC
The Spanish-born restaurateur has been selected for the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery’s 2022 ‘Portrait of a Nation’ series, which recognizes some of the most outstanding living personalities in the US
The hunt for a Tinder rapist who convinced his victims to remain in the dark
Spanish police arrest man suspected of conning at least 10 women into sexual encounters by posing as someone else, always meeting in darkness to hide a skin disease that could identify him
The mysteries of circadian rhythms: Why the pancreas is idle at night and active during the day
The human brain has a clock, located in the hypothalamus, which tells the rest of the body what time it is. This readies the body for life-sustaining processes like eating or waking up. But when these bodily mechanisms are disturbed – chronodisruption – it can lead to disease
Badiraguato, the land of ‘El Chapo,’ wants to build a drug museum to attract tourism
The mayor of a town that is the birthplace of several narc lords argues that local history cannot be denied and asks people to look at the ‘positive side’ of the project
General Winter deploys his troops in Ukraine as Putin bides his time
The Russian leader can neither win the war militarily nor afford to lose it politically, instead he will wait until the moment suits him best to seek a negotiated solution
US military: out-of-control Chinese rocket booster breaks up over South Pacific
Authorities allowed a Long March-5B Y4 core stage to detach in a chaotic manner, triggering fears of dangerous falling debris hitting land
The $5,000-malware program exposing global cybersecurity weaknesses
Experts at the European Cybersecurity Month warn that a common line of action is needed to address the increasingly complex cyberattacks that affect everything from desktop control systems to medical devices
Zelenskiy: ‘Russia is not a subject of the civilized world; it is a terrorist organization’
In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Ukrainian president says that negotiation with Moscow is only possible if Putin withdraws all his forces and admits the invasion was a mistake
If you’ve cried after sex for no apparent reason, there’s an explanation. And it’s not the weirdest thing that could happen
Experiencing sadness after intercourse is known as postcoital dysphoria, and it is one of many sensations that hormones can provoke after orgasm. Pain, sneezing and panic attacks can also happen
‘Rings of Power’ vs ‘House of the Dragon’: Which show is winning the popularity battle?
Audience and social media data give a sense of the results of the confrontation between the two epic fantasies
Karl Lagerfeld, the insolent genius who obeyed only one order: ‘Don’t be a priest or a dancer!’
The biography of the famed German designer also tells the story of the fashion industry and nearly an entire century. Three years after his death, his legend continues to grow, extending to bookstores, movie theaters and... the Met Gala
Fame is not what it used to be: Why stars like Marilyn and Elvis don’t exist anymore
In a world consumed by social media influencers and superheroes, the film industry is wallowing in nostalgia for the great icons of yesteryear
Zombie fires and soaring temperatures: What happens when it gets to 100ºF in Siberia
Satellite data shows that blazes swept through nearly 12 million acres in the Siberian Arctic between 2019 and 2020, resulting in unprecedented carbon dioxide emissions