Over 1,000 beagles rescued from US research facility
An agreement between rescue organizations and Ridglan Farms, a breeding facility in Wisconsin, brings an end to decades of controversy over the use of the animals
‘El Chapo’ Guzmán requests extradition to Mexico from the United States
The former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel has asked to be tried in his homeland on the pending charges against him while serving a life sentence in a maximum-security prison in Colorado
Rosalía: ‘You need to be able to joke around and have a sense of humor in life’
The singer is at the peak of her career with her ‘Lux’ Tour and her debut as the face of the perfume Euphoria by Calvin Klein
Ai Weiwei: ‘The Venice Biennale should not make value judgments about political positions. Otherwise, it’s censorship’
The Chinese artist and activist, who has just opened the retrospective ‘Aftershock’ at the MAXXI museum in L’Aquila, argues that restrictions on expression are not only a problem of autocracies but also permeate Western democracies
When the USSR won the race to the Moon, although they missed a note in ‘The Internationale’
After more than a dozen failures, the ‘Luna 9’ achieved the first controlled landing on the satellite in 1966 and sent the first images from the surface
Hormuz, the island that gives its name to the strait, reacts to the blockade: ‘Everything has collapsed’
The local population, dependent on tourism and fishing, is suffering from the halt of its economy, and some are fleeing to other parts of Iran
The return of premature babies evacuated to Egypt from Gaza: ‘I will never forget that message saying my daughter was alive’
A group of 11 babies transferred to Egypt in incubators at the end of 2023 have returned to the Strip, where they were met by parents and siblings they had never met
Martin Baron, winner of the 2026 Ortega y Gasset Journalism Prize: ‘I believe in citizens’ obligation to be informed and discern the truth’
The legendary newspaper editor reflects on his career, freedom of speech under Trump, and the challenge for the media posed by AI
How EL PAÍS reported on the 1981 coup attempt in Spain
In his most recent work, ‘El periódico de la democracia,’ Javier Cercas recounts a personal history of the newspaper. This is the fourth chapter from his new book
Sinaloa, under the shadow of narcopolitics: ‘This war will never end’
The US indictment of Governor Rocha and members of his administration over ties to El Chapo’s sons is fueling a mix of fatigue and resignation in a region marred by corruption and violence
The ‘Rocha case’ and the CIA agents crisis open the first crack in the US-Mexico security relationship
The good feeling that existed between the Mexican security cabinet and US law enforcement agencies has soured due to the clashes of recent weeks
The limbo of the Diablos, the firefighters from the US-Mexico border
A group of locals recruited decades ago from the ranching communities of the Coahuila-Texas desert to serve as Big Bend National Park’s firefighting brigade now faces an uncertain future amid the budget cuts and immigration restrictions of the Trump administration
Trump’s pressure, partisan tactics, and Black‑voter suppression: The all-out battle for the November midterms
Republicans are rushing to implement the Supreme Court ruling that curtailed minority rights before the November vote. ‘It will be the least free and fair election in decades,’ says one expert
Married to an American woman for 20 years, but without papers: Angela’s fight to prevent her husband Carlos from being deported
A 1996 law prevents Angela Della Valle from regularizing the status of her husband, who has just been released after almost nine months in immigration detention
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