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The publication of the document that could soon overturn ‘Roe v. Wade’ is unprecedented and has triggered an investigation in the US’s top tribunal

Russia’s growing aggressiveness and Biden’s decision to stand up to it are pushing Europe to the brink of becoming the scenario of a clash between nuclear powers

Robert Meeropol is pushing for his mother to be exonerated by the US government, which famously executed his parents for passing nuclear secrets to the USSR

The package is intended to provide Kyiv with economic, military and humanitarian support over the next five months

The festival brings together some 125,000 people on each of its six dates. After two years, it marks the start of tour season

State governor Ron DeSantis has passed legislation that will strip the Orlando theme park’s status as an ‘independent special district’

The star of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ is suing his ex-wife for defamation in a trial that is bringing to light the sordid details of their tumultuous marriage

The history of drug and alcohol abuse by the star of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ surfaced at a long and grueling hearing on Thursday inside a Virginia courthouse

The star of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ is suing his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, for an opinion piece she wrote in which she claimed she was a victim of domestic violence

Dramatic images from Bucha have led to additional measures, including a ban on new investments in Russia and action against Sberbank and Alfa Bank

The actor’s recently published memoirs offer clues to understand the confrontation with Chris Rock that has spurred his departure from the Academy

The House select committee investigating the January 6, 2021 assault has found nothing during a seven-hour period in the White House logs that were handed over as evidence in the probe

The audience were left unsure if the moment was scripted or real, as the actor responded to a quip from the comedian about his partner’s alopecia, until he was heard to shout: ‘Get my wife’s name out of your f*cking mouth’

The U.S. senate approved an initiative that would put an end to changing the clocks back in winter. The decision now awaits the approval of Congress and the president. But experts argue for keeping the winter schedule

The coronavirus variant has set back the recovery of this historically vibrant music scene. Some jazz joints haven’t survived the pandemic.

The lawmaker, who lived through the insurrection just days after his son took his own life, is now one of the most high-profile members of the committee investigating what happened on January 6

The cartoonist speaks to EL PAÍS about the recent controversy sparked in Tennessee over his masterpiece ‘Maus,’ attributing the episode to ‘a cultural trend in America’

Plaintiffs claim they rented the film because of deceptive advertising that showed scenes featuring the popular actress, who was in fact left out of the final version

Joe Biden’s cautious handling of the Ukraine crisis and his rhetorical commitment to strengthening world democracy signal a new era in the country’s foreign policy

A full 400 years after the meal with English colonists that gave rise to a US federal holiday, the Wampanoag, who survive on the coast of Massachusetts, are striving to tell the real story of that encounter and its devastating consequences

The most ambitious display of drawings by the master to date brings the celebratory series of exhibitions to a close

Artist Santiago Sierra calls the decision “an anachronistic and exotic act of censorhip”

Museum pays tribute to the highly original artist, from his early years through his psychedelic period

Still no deal with Culture Ministry covering free-of-charge loan of 429 paintings that expired Monday

The 33-year-old has released a new album of songs that are included in a new musical