The landmark 1965 law, a product of the civil rights movement, faces an unprecedented erosion that could reduce the political representation of African American and Latino communities
The data comes from a study by the US investment bank Jefferies, which noted that the tournament will feature more matches than previous editions - and more possibilities to drink
New generations are asserting their rights, still marked by a past of persecution and stigma. But political participation remains an unfulfilled promise
The social network has implemented a ‘Shop the Look’ tool, still in the testing phase, that suggests products linked to the image of content creators (who were never notified and are not being paid)
Between video calls, notifications, and short TikTok videos, it’s almost impossible to escape this new urban symphony. The tyranny of other people’s smartphones is blaring constantly, everywhere
Numerous studies and experts link exposure to natural environments with a decrease in pain perception: ‘It modulates the autonomic nervous system, improves physical health, strengthens the immune system, and reduces cortisol levels’
Molly Rogers has used everything from haute couture looks to second-hand clothes to create the film’s wardrobe
When the actress married John Krasinski in 2010, the actor — who had just been widowed — reconnected with the sister of his co-star from ‘The Devil Wears Prada.’ The rest is history
Drones that restrict movement and a shortage of troops are forcing some soldiers to spend more than a year on the front lines
Saudi Arabia, at odds with the United Arab Emirates, remains the undisputed leader of a much‑weakened oil cartel with little sway over the market
Delcy Rodríguez’s government has begun releasing long‑hidden economic indicators through the Central Bank, exposing the scale of the country’s crisis
Several political operatives were kidnapped during the 2021 elections and armed groups stole ballot boxes full of votes, according to the indictment filed by the US prosecutors
The US Attorney’s Office has sent shockwaves through Mexico by charging Governor Rubén Rocha, a senator, and eight state officials with ties to the powerful Sinaloa Cartel. The Mexican government rejects the allegations, arguing they were filed without sufficient evidence
Three dismissed members warn EL PAÍS that the Republican is trying to take control of an institution protected by law: ‘This is unprecedented’