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The Justice Department argues that the company routinely discouraged these workers from applying for jobs

BMC’s annual Ecology and Evolution Image Competition honors stunning photos that showcase the wonders of nature and the researchers working to understand them

The Spanish chef faces the death penalty after the investigation found the Colombian surgeon was stabbed before being dismembered and no third parties were involved

Thousands of tourists were trapped by the blaze, while the city of Lahaina has been reduced to ashes. The wildfires advanced so quickly that some people were forced to jump into the sea to escape the flames

Thai police are still gathering evidence against the Spaniard, while continuing to search the coastal area of Kho Pha-ngan, where the 29-year-old admitted to disposing of parts of Edwin Arrieta’s body

The killer fired at least 40 shots, injuring other people who accompanied the politician

The winner of the election, Alberto Núñez Feijóo of the Popular Party, claims the right to try to form a government first. But legal experts say such a ‘right’ is not enshrined in the Constitution

Christopher Nolan’s film presents a fictionalized version of a story that reminds us the complex nature of Oppenheimer during his youth

Here’s the U.S. government file containing the full indictment against the former president

The location was the target of one of the first indiscriminate air raids against a civilian population. The attack by the Condor Legion inspired Picasso’s most famous work

The 25-year-old actor, best known for his role as Fezco O’Neill in the hit HBO television series ‘Euphoria,’ died on July 31 at his home in Oakland, California

The impact of temperatures in the US, Asia and Europe indicating the climate moving into uncharted territory

The mainstream conservatives and far-right Vox together have 169 seats, while the Socialists and Sumar obtain a combined 153, both short of the 176-seat threshold

Electric fans and water bottles were ubiquitous on a day that yielded quite a few anecdotes, including voting newlyweds and a village that voted in 26 seconds

Candidates exchanged a volley of personal attacks and urged voters to go out in force on Sunday. Although polls indicate a more likely victory for the right, the end of the campaign seemed to provide a late-minute boost to the left

‘Oppenheimer’ is filled with true life characters who played an important role in Project Manhattan and in Robert Oppenheimer’s security hearing of 1954

Even though the scientist was the mastermind behind the atomic bomb, he believed the second bombing was unjustified and made efforts to impede the advancement of the much more potent hydrogen bomb, resulting in an investigation on his political inclinations

Although the most likely outcome is a right-wing majority, the ruling Socialists are gaining some ground and a left-wing alliance could eat into the conservatives’ lead

The world-famous Sanfermines began on Thursday with the Chupinazo in Pamplona’s City Hall square

After a whistleblower told Congress that the US is concealing a program that captured UFOs, we remember the emergence of one of the most enduring UFO conspiracy theories, which is still very much alive to this day

An investigation by EL PAÍS together with Lighthouse Reports reveals inconsistencies in the official version of the catastrophic June 14 events that cost the lives of over 600 people. Several of the survivors’ official statements are identical, as if they were copied and pasted

El grupo de mercenarios rusos, con Yevgueni Prigozhin a la cabeza, ha llamado a levantarse contra el poder del Kremlin

The search mission included 10 vessels and required the collaboration of the US and Canadian governments