More and more voters are turning to artificial intelligence to obtain information about the election, but experts warn that the data is not 100% reliable
In recent years, the Egyptian authorities have focused on giving the capital city a new look, with megaprojects that aspire to be the largest in the region and the world
In ‘No More Tears: The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson,’ the former reporter for ‘The New York Times’ details the corruption, lies and impunity behind one of the most highly regarded companies in the United States
This grande dame of the screen has seen it all. Yet after more than 100 films, she still has an appetite for curiosity and activism. She spoke to EL PAÍS about ‘Thelma and Louise,’ Zohan Mamdani, and the lessons life has taught her
Studies confirm that levels of this hormone have declined, but none link it to the so-called ‘masculinity crisis.’ Amidst an era of ‘gymbros’ and virility, many are demanding something revolutionary: just being normal
Around two million inhabitants, about 20% of the population, have left the country in four years
The California philosopher, one of the leading figures in her field, argues for a reparative democracy centered on collective care to help repair the damage caused by neoliberalism
Rob Sand and Josh Turek are running for governor and the US Senate in Iowa, one of the key states in the battle for control of Congress
