January 16, 2023

Authorities are searching for at least two suspects, sheriff’s officials said

Judge Edward Chen rejected the billionaire’s bid to transfer the case to a federal court in Texas, where the company moved its headquarters in 2021

Erik Herrera was found guilty by a jury of the felony offense of obstruction of an official proceeding, and four misdemeanor offenses

Governor Newsom on Monday signed an executive order to further bolster the state’s emergency response and help communities that suffered damage

The civil rights activist, gunned down in Memphis in 1968 as he advocated for better pay and working conditions for the city’s sanitation workers, would have celebrated his 94th birthday Sunday

The electric car company has lost more than 70% of its value on the stock market and analysts doubt that it can maintain its market share in the long term

Lara Maiklem is a mudlarker, one of the people who search the banks of the river in search of objects

A Netflix documentary and memoirs by a former papal secretary have pushed Pope Francis to review details of the disappearance of an employee’s daughter, missing for 39 years

The top scorer in Spain’s premier handball league has become a key player for the USA and contributed to the team’s first victory at the tournament after 25 consecutive defeats

The carmaker’s official Twitter account plays with the Colombian star’s new song, in which she disparages her ex Gerard Piqué and his new girlfriend Clara Chía

The 22-times Grand Slam champion lost his two opening games of the season but secured a second-round place at Melbourne Park to set up a meeting with Mackie McDonald

The actor began making movies in Italy just after the end of World War II, as the country began to promote on the big screen a stereotypical concept of Mediterranean beauty as buxom and brunette

The EU Commission has sent a letter to the 27 member states asking for their view on a series of measures and tax breaks to counteract Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act

The 60-year-old was arrested at a private clinic in Palermo after three decades on the run

Demagogues – taking advantage of social unrest and polarization – are corroding the strength of democracies. Notwithstanding, institutions continue to show resilience in the face of authoritarianism

Pavel Filatyev – a former soldier who deserted the Kremlin’s army – has released the first chronicle written by a participant in the invasion of Ukraine. Now living in exile in Paris, he sat down with EL PAÍS to speak about his experiences

James Gunn has been tasked with rebuilding the Superman and Batman movie house, but has faced a backlash over his decision not to include certain characters in his plans

War slogans in Moscow aim to drum up support for the invasion of Ukraine as authorities prepare new measures to punish ‘traitors’ who fled the country to avoid the draft

The case, the largest in the history of the Department of Justice, is far from over. Members of the Proud Boys are being tried for seditious conspiracy in Washington DC

She revolutionized the publishing market with her light and funny feminism in ‘How to Be a Woman’ and ‘How to Build a Girl.’ After writing 360,000 words about the female experience, she’s ready to take on a new literary challenge: what’s wrong with men?

The causes of the disease are still unknown, although it affects 190 million women in the world

An obsession with nutrition and the ideal body weight can cause a toxic relationship with food in children

The sophisticated experimental treatment, which has proven to be effective in mice, opens the door to therapies that would be applied once and last a lifetime

The move marks the beginning of the end for Puerto Rico’s Electric Power Authority, a behemoth long accused of corruption, mismanagement and inefficiency