The arguments for an anti-Trump revolution
The US president is right that European civilization is in danger, but he’s wrong about who poses the threat: it’s Putin and himself
United States trains to face off with ICE: ‘We’ve gone from fear to action’
With whistle codes, workshops and rapid-response groups, neighbors are training to combat the Trump administration’s assault on immigrants
Trans migrants are adrift in Trump’s America
Ana María Betancourt Ovalle|New York|
The president’s tax law, which was passed over the summer, cut funding for hormone treatments. This has led to medication shortages and long waits at clinics, causing uncertainty within the trans community
Isabella Rossellini: ‘If I started now, I would be a director, something unthinkable in my youth’
The actress, model and farmer who grew up surrounded by cinema disappeared when the industry stopped calling in her 40s and hasn’t stopped working in recent years (Oscar nomination included). She now shines in Bvlgari jewelry with the light of an eternal diva
Mexico’s Generation Z is growing up with precariousness, uncertainty and political distrust. And social media is their primary source of information
In a conversation with EL PAÍS, 10 young people between the ages of 16 and 26 describe their search for stability and security, in a country that they feel is increasingly hostile
Armie Hammer: Hollywood’s canceled cannibal heartthrob comes back laughing at himself
After his exit from the industry due to a sexual scandal, the actor is carving out a new path with three independent films and a podcast
Max Hodak: ‘Patients go from being almost blind to being able to read every letter on an eye chart and do crossword puzzles’
The CEO and founder of Science Corp discusses his company’s latest breakthrough: an ocular prosthesis, implanted with a chip under the retina
How your cat ended up on your lap: A book challenges the history of the domestication of the most popular feline
Archaeologist and anthropologist Jerry Moore reviews the findings that explain a relationship marked first by fear and then by mutual interest and admiration
Christian Louboutin: ‘Young people don’t want to be like their parents. And if their parents wear sneakers, they’re going to look for something else’
He became globally famous for painting the soles of his shoes red, although he’d been sketching since he was a child. Today, Louboutin is celebrating: his brand turns 35, rejuvenating itself thanks to Gen Z and changes in the way heels are perceived
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últimas noticias
United States trains to face off with ICE: ‘We’ve gone from fear to action’
Trans migrants are adrift in Trump’s America
Isabella Rossellini: ‘If I started now, I would be a director, something unthinkable in my youth’
Mexico’s Generation Z is growing up with precariousness, uncertainty and political distrust. And social media is their primary source of information
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- A mountaineer, accused of manslaughter for the death of his partner during a climb: He silenced his phone and refused a helicopter rescue
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- The number of international tourists going to the US is decreasing, with one exception: Mexico
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