The battle for press freedom: The BBC stands firm against Trump
The president insists on demanding between $1 billion and $5 billion from the British broadcasting corporation over a documentary that never aired in the US
Sebastião Salgado’s final thoughts: ‘If we lived thousands of years, we would think differently: we would understand the mountains’
Writer Juan Villoro began working on a profile of the Brazilian photographer without suspecting that he would have to adjust the verb tenses due to his death in May
Patrick Wolf: ‘I’ll be in recovery for the rest of my life. I have to be the dominatrix, rather than the slave’
After 10 years, the queer idol of intimate pop is once again releasing music, and reflecting on five albums, dizzying fame — then seeing it all fall apart
An American ugliness
The US criminal system is a gulag of cruelty and poverty that crushes human beings
Do we have microbes in our brains? A theory that divides scientists
The possibility of a brain microbiome has scientists engaged in a discussion about the possible role of bacteria in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s
‘Ally-enemy structure’ on Musk’s X is driving polarization
New research finds that interactions with ideologically different users are more toxic, especially when it comes to political messages. Meanwhile, alternatives such as Threads, are becoming more popular
Magician David Copperfield accused of sexual misconduct by 16 women
An investigation by the newspaper ‘The Guardian’ reveals that the alleged events occurred between the late 1980s and 2014. Copperfield denies the accusations
What’s at stake with the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange?
The five newspaper editors who published the WikiLeaks revelations in 2010 warn of the risks to press freedom posed by Assange being turned over to the U.S. justice system
Human remains found in Los Angeles mountains belong to Julian Sands
The British actor had disappeared in January northwest of LA during a hike
Time is not the culprit: Why middle age is not responsible for middle-age spread
Are advancing years an impediment to losing weight? Are legends about the relentless metabolism true? Is exercise the answer? We tackle the mythology stored in our stomachs
‘The Guardian’ apologizes for founders’ link to the slave trade
The Scott Trust, the foundation that owns the British newspaper, will allocate £10 million to a restorative justice program for descendant communities
This is how two trains collided head-on in Greece
A visual description of the fatal crash between a passenger train and a freight train that were inexplicably running along the same track
Tailoring rebellion: British fashion confronts Brexit with commercial counterculture offerings
At London Fashion Week, designers combined avant-garde and realism, rebellion and entrepreneurial drive, amid a crisis in the textile industry
Mexican ex-governors, drug traffickers and Venezuela officials hired Spanish disinformation firm to whitewash their online image
Eliminalia uses fake news, cloned websites and bots to deceive Google, according to an investigation by Forbidden Stories and EL PAÍS, which for the first time reveals the company’s client list
Apps, smart watches and QR tags help keep track of people with dementia
Devices enable patients to live more independently but also raise privacy concerns
Ukrainians prepare for harshest winter in decades
Cristian Segura (Special Correspondent)|Kiyv|
Russian strikes against the country’s energy grid could leave millions without power, water and heating to protect against freezing temperatures