Miami turns its back on Marco Rubio, its prodigal son in Washington
The first Latino Secretary of State squanders his political capital in Florida over Trump’s immigration policy and the decision to end TPS for Venezuelans
Ezra Klein, journalist and writer: ‘The Democrats were more loyal to Biden than to their own chances of winning’
Federal judge blocks Trump order banning Harvard from enrolling foreign students
Apathy and economic crisis mark the final stretch of the legislative and gubernatorial election campaign in Venezuela
Amadeo: The 92-year-old Puerto Rican who runs the oldest music store in New York
Marta Campabadal|New York
Entering Casa Amadeo in the Bronx is a gateway to Puerto Rico and the history of Latin American music in the Big Apple
Why it’s better not to listen to Spotify playlists
Carl H. June, creator of CAR-T therapies: ‘The genetic medicine of the future will be able to treat everything, from diabetes to chronic infections’
The American researcher warns that Trump’s policies could delay some medical advances by several years
Trump threatens the European Union with 50% tariffs starting June first
The US president says negotiations with European countries are ‘going nowhere’ and blames Brussels for stalling progress on a deal
In which states will there be more hurricanes and storms this weekend?
Texas recorded the highest number of tornadoes from 2020 to 2024
Shock in the Jewish community over the killing of two Israeli embassy employees: ‘We are always the target’
‘This will never stop if we don’t start doing things differently,’ says the rabbi of the local synagogue
Court dates become traps to detain migrants in US
ICE agents surround the entrance to immigration courts in several cities to detain individuals who show up for their hearings
US contractors and unknown funding: This is how Israel plans the future of aid to Gaza
An initiative driven by Trump and Netanyahu aims to take control of all humanitarian action to feed more than two million Gazans, displacing the UN
No Prague Spring and no Gulag: Putin’s Russia rewrites history to justify its wars
The textbooks written by the head of the Russian delegation that negotiated with Ukraine in Istanbul last week extol the conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries while minimizing the millions of victims
How a hawk learned to use traffic lights to hunt in the city
The young raptor uses the signal to know when to hide behind the line of stopped cars and ambush its prey
Hyperconnectivity and holographic calls: Telecoms race to meet growing demands
The business is reinventing itself amid regulatory pressure, decreased earnings and the rise of new technologies
Meet MrBeast, the controversial YouTuber with millions of followers
The content creator has nearly 400 million subscribers on one of his channels — the highest number on the platform
The journey of Gaudí’s Batlló chair: Casa Valle’s redesign captivates US audiences
The NYCxDesign Festival showcased furniture designs by the greatest exponent of Catalan modernism
Why tickling makes us laugh even when it annoys us and other mysteries that baffle neuroscience
A study explores key aspects of gargalesis, such as why certain areas of the body are more sensitive, why children tend to be more susceptible, and what its possible evolutionary function might be
The volcano threatening the Spanish military base in Antarctica
Scientists and the military are monitoring in real time the deformation of Deception Island, where past eruptions destroyed stations erected by two other countries
Erectile dysfunction ‘can be a warning of a cardiovascular problem’
About half of male adults between the ages of 40 and 70 suffer from erection trouble, but there are effective treatments, such as Viagra or penile prostheses
Pioneering trial reveals alternatives when mammograms fall short in breast cancer detection
More than 1 billion young people will suffer from health problems by 2030
People with problematic social media use are more prone to believe in misinformation
David Lammy, UK Foreign Secretary: ‘The British have moved on from Brexit and they want a pragmatic government’
The champion of progressive realism says the first bilateral UK-EU summit in the post-Brexit era has begun to improve relations that had been ‘run into the ground’
He Lifeng, the trusted aide to Xi Jinping who broke the trade deadlock
The US, the country with which Mexico has co-produced the most films in the last year
The 5% remittance tax threat: A new flashpoint between Mexico and the US
Harvey Weinstein is ‘not that bad’ and Blake Lively is ‘not a good person‘: How the American right has turned the tables
While the producer, convicted of multiple crimes, is starting to be viewed favorably, the actress, who has sued a co-star for harassment, is portrayed as a villain
Old versus new masculinities: The debate shaking up Cannes
Tom Cruise and Leonardo DiCaprio’s attitudes at the festival stand in contrast to those of Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Alexander Skarsgård and Harris Dickinson
‘Saturday Night Live’ looks back on the chaos of its live musical performances
An artist learned to draw comics to understand her family’s trauma. She has now made Pulitzer Prize history
With her graphic memoir ‘Feeding Ghosts,’ Tessa Hulls is only the second author to win the prestigious award for a comic, 33 years after ‘Maus.’ ‘I won’t write any more books,’ she warns
Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal take on Trump’s Wild West
The two actors star in Ari Aster’s corrosive political satire ‘Eddington’, in competition at Cannes, which reveals the conspiratorial tendencies of the United States
‘Sleepless City’: Madrid’s Cañada Real shantytown proudly raises its voice at Cannes
The Nazi past that parents never wanted to talk to their children about
Bono: ‘We have to fight against this general feeling that the world is screwed’
The musician presented ‘Bono: Stories of Surrender’ at the Cannes Film Festival, a screen version of his memoir and subsequent theatrical tour
Work & Lifestyle
Food Runners, the dating app alternative: Run, eat, meet someone new
María D. Valderrama|Paris
Reflections on the Netflix series ‘Adolescence’: How to steer boys away from the manosphere
How emos survived their sadness: The ashes of an extinct urban tribe on the verge of resurrection
Welcome to the ‘antisocial century’: Are we lonelier now than ever?
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Jeff Bezos’ bachelor party: Highlights from his Madrid stag night
Rihanna’s baby bump steals the show again at Cannes: A look back at her maternity fashion statements
Firefighters, chefs and psychiatrists: The nepo babies who refused to be famous
Lamine Yamal: ‘I listen to old-school rappers like 50 Cent, Eminem... and some flamenco’
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