Trump’s tariffs on aluminum and steel raise market uncertainty
Canada and Mexico are the main victims of a measure that undermines the North American trade area
Wall Street loses patience with Trump
Investors, who once welcomed his election victory, are now fleeing the US markets
Moderate independence movement wins elections in Greenland
Demokraatit, a liberal party that advocates a gradual secession from Denmark, wins a vote marked by Donald Trump’s interest in annexing the giant island. This is the first time that an election is not won by either one of the two parties to have led governments in Greenland
Lee Miller, the photojournalist who brought dignity to those who suffered during WWII
Her work for ‘Vogue’ was and remains an indictment of the Holocaust
Total lunar eclipse 2025: Why it’s called a ‘blood moon’ and how to watch it
Dispute with US has weakened the morale of Ukrainian soldiers fighting in Kursk
The temporary suspension of aid from Washington has accelerated the withdrawal of Kyiv’s troops from Russian territory they have held since 2024
Russia receives truce proposal with caution: ‘Any agreement must be on our terms, not American’
The Kremlin will wait for Washington to inform it of the details of the meeting with Ukrainian representatives
The ravaged normality of migrants detained by ICE
There are almost 42,000 people in custody, 4,000 more than before the arrival of the new administration. Detention centers are at 109% of their capacity
Texas measles outbreak strains a weakened health system
Lack of resources for healthcare and the growth of the anti-vaccine movement make it difficult to confront the worst wave of infections in 30 years
Horror on the coast of Oaxaca, a tourist paradise plagued by mass disappearances
In two months, 16 people have gone missing around Huatulco, Zipolite and Puerto Escondido, emblematic beaches of the Mexican Pacific
Chimpanzees and bonobos demonstrate why sex is not just for reproduction
An analysis reveals how the two primate species use sex to resolve conflicts. This suggests that the social function of sex existed within the ancestral relative we share with them
Why ‘Paradise’ has been such a hit: ‘We didn’t anticipate the real-world echoes it would have’
Sterling K. Brown stars in a series full of twists that combines suspense, political thriller and sci-fi dystopia
Trump turns the White House into a Tesla dealership to support Musk
Republican buys one of the company’s electric cars amid more and more of their owners getting rid of vehicles in protest of the role the world’s richest man is playing in US government
Scientists develop early detection video game for Alzheimer’s and dementia symptoms
‘The Mind Guardian’, created by a Spanish team in collaboration with Samsung, utilizes artificial intelligence and traditional medical tests and is recommended for users over 55 years of age
Eight women take on sexism in the Americas
The struggle of Latin American women is more urgent than ever in the face of setbacks across the continent. These eight women are at the forefront of the resistance: defending their threatened rights and fighting for those they have yet to secure
The rise of AI videos in politics: From deepfakes to viral, lowbrow humor
The latest clips from Donald Trump and Spain’s Popular Party are the most recent examples of this technology, which for now aims more to surprise than to deceive
New inheritance mechanism unrelated to DNA is discovered by chance
Plants in Mesoamerican cloud forests climb mountains to escape climate change
Obsessing over loneliness is a key factor in the development of depression
An experienced and pragmatic economist to succeed Trudeau (and take on Trump)
Mark Carney, former governor of the central banks of Canada and England who will be sworn in as Canadian prime minister in a few days, promises firmness in the face of US protectionist attacks
Trump, the president unraveling US hegemony
Eduardo Elsztain: The businessman who whispers to Argentina’s Javier Milei
Palantir, Trump’s ‘big brother’ dominating the stock market
A marriage in crisis and $147 million in losses: The pirate movie that ruined a company
Thirty years ago, ‘Cutthroat Island’ was meant to be an innovative adventure story led by a female star. However, an unrestrained producer and a series of misfortunes transformed it into one of the biggest flops of the decade
It can happen here: ‘The Order’ reopens the debate on fascism in the US
The white supremacist organization Aryan Nations, born in the 1970s and portrayed in Justin Kurzel’s movie, ended up as a terrorist group
Walter Salles, the director and billionaire who won Brazil’s first Oscar
The director of ‘I’m Still Here,’ heir to the founder of the largest bank in Brazil, boasts a distinguished career, numerous film awards, and a remarkable fortune
Maurice Ravel, the ‘heathen’ composer, premieres music 150 years after his birth
Ariel Camacho, the shooting star who inspired the modern corrido
The young Sinaloan artist died 10 years ago, but is still recognized as a major influence by the genre’s rising talents. “If he didn’t feel it, he didn’t record it. He always sang to love and heartbreak, and also had corridos about stories that had been in the news,” says César 'El Tigre' Sánchez
Work & Lifestyle
The era of undetectable injectables: The new treatments behind ageless faces
No carbs, no smoking and hardly any alcohol: The party’s over for Gen Z
We can all be masochists: Why we seek experiences that connect pleasure with pain
The paradox of women’s well-being: Why they report higher happiness despite worse mental health
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