First simulation of a wormhole opens new door to understanding the universe
Scientists transmit a message through a space-time tunnel and achieve a breakthrough in quantum mechanics
Russia’s top diplomat warns any escalation between nuclear powers ‘may become uncontrollable’
As the Ukraine conflict continues, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that there was an ‘immense’ risk of a non-nuclear confrontation turning into war
Spotify Wrapped, the musical selfie monopolizing the conversation on Twitter
The platform’s campaign packages users’ most listened-to songs of the year, producing yet another chance to talk about ourselves on social media
The best new music of November: Rihanna, Bruce Springsteen and Niño de Elche
EL PAÍS takes a look at the pick of the songs that were released last month
From the US to South Korea: The humble Spanish breadsticks that the world is falling in love with
Thanks partly to celebrity chef José Andrés, an obscure bakery now makes over €5 million in sales from its ‘picos,’ which were born out of a production mistake
Historian Serhii Plokhy: ‘The fate of the war is already clear: Ukraine will be independent and Russia will be tremendously weakened’
‘No one single politician may do more to establish separate Ukrainian and Russian identities in the 21st century than Putin,’ says the director of the Institute for Ukrainian Research at Harvard University
Mexican President López Obrador makes cartel hitman ‘La Barbie’ a matter of state
Washington has been asked to clarify the whereabouts of Édgar Valdez Villarreal after the convicted drug-trafficker vanished from Federal Bureau of Prisons databases
Elon Musk’s Neuralink confident first chip will be implanted in a human brain in 2023
The Twitter owner said pending FDA approval a procedure to insert a semiconductor allowing the brain to connect with a computer via Bluetooth could be tested in six months
Queen Elizabeth’s lady-in-waiting forced to resign over racist comments
Susan Hussey has stepped down from her palace duties after asking a Black charity leader where she was ‘really’ from
What does a 160-year old wine taste like? A historic event at Marqués de Riscal has the answer
The Spanish winery, famous for its Frank Gehry architecture and recently ranked as the world’s second-best vineyard, opened bottles from 30 vintages dating all the way back to the 19th century
Venezuela’s Maduro says free elections only possible if all international sanctions are lifted
The Chavista president clearly stated his demands for making progress at ongoing talks with the opposition in Mexico
Breast cancer expert: ‘Public health is decided at the polls’
Dr. Anna Lluch spoke with EL PAÍS about research funding, cancer screening methods and humanizing the treatment of patients
Why does finding a partner seem impossible these days?
As real-life dating appears to wane, many are resorting to apps or agencies that offer services such as matchmaking and coaching
The unfortunate case of Anne Hathaway, or why we hate some female celebrities for no reason
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The actress is just one example of social media’s hostility toward young, attractive and successful women. The concept of being ‘woman’d’ explores the unjustified hatred of certain stars