McAloo Tikki, McBaguette, McSpaghetti... Photojournalist Gary He’s book takes a visual tour of the specialties that McDonald’s offers in more than 50 countries
The CDC has not removed any vaccines from its schedule, but has adjusted the profiles for which certain immunizations are recommended
A study of 160 people over a century old includes some of the oldest humans on the planet
In 2026, the eyes of the world will be on the great US metropolis and unofficial capital of the planet. As Trump unleashes his authoritarianism, a Muslim socialist will assume the mayoralty on January 1. EL PAÍS toured the city’s five boroughs to understand how the proud inhabitants of the Big Apple feel as it faces what may be its last chance to preserve what makes it unique
Hospitals are overwhelmed and fatalities are soaring. The island is suffering from combined viruses that include dengue, chikungunya, Oropouche and other respiratory diseases
The German capital is experiencing an economic crisis marked by enormous debt and a tourism sector that has not recovered to pre-pandemic levels
Food insecurity hits hardest those already living with limited resources and confronts the island with its structural weaknesses
In his book, the researcher uncovers the neurological keys behind why we become enamored with someone, who we are drawn to, and what happens when a romance ends
Ana María Quispe tells EL PAÍS that the Church is obstructing payment for her psychologist, and that an accused priest is escaping accountability by leaving the clergy. Pope Leo speaks out for the first time: ‘There has been a lot of manipulation of the case’
After exploring sex in his first books, the writer delves into illness and US social violence in his novel ‘Small Rain’
Samples from Spanish supercentenarian María Branyas Morera reveal the keys to her exceptional genetics and provide clues for healthy aging
Four people who tried to take their own lives spoke with EL PAÍS. They explained the work they’ve done to escape a situation that causes thousands of deaths each year and that, until recently, was considered to be highly taboo
The migrant was forced to leave after seven years in the US, during which he was unable to regularize his status. EL PAÍS joined the family in their farewell
Since 2019, 69 people have passed away while in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
The Trump administration’s unscientific moves are alarming international public health experts, who are calling for a stronger European role
For 30 years, he has determined the destiny of one of the world’s most important museums — now, he’s making his last reflections before descending from its top position
Trump’s erratic economic policies are scaring away US investors. Many experts suggest it’s time for Europe to attract that capital and reduce financing costs for EU partners
According to the plan announced by the State Department, applicants from countries with high rates of overstay will be required to post the bonds at the time of applying
The director of the Africa CDC believes the abrupt cutoff of Western aid will cause great suffering to Africans. At the same time, he sees it as an opportunity to emancipate the continent from foreign support
A sweeping study in ‘Nature’ shows that boys start pulling ahead of girls despite no initial differences, and points to to sociocultural factors and educational practices
Beijing maintains official silence on the bloody 1989 crackdown, while victims’ families and activists demand justice and the truth
The evolution of a single gene from the bubonic plague microbe allowed it to survive for centuries — and to this very day
It is to be decided whether the case will be dismissed or continue with the recusal of the magistrate who recorded unauthorized videos of the hearings for a supposed documentary
A study by ‘The Lancet’ indicates that adolescent health will be a challenge for countries due to the rise of several diseases, including obesity and depression
Currently, several states have outbreaks. In Kansas City, where cases have increased 148%, two deaths have been reported
Historical cases and scientific analysis show that the most common human reaction to disasters is to help others, a trait that defines our species and that authorities do not know how to channel
