L.A. protests awaken dormant resistance to Trump
The deployment of Marines and National Guard troops to quell the protests goes to court this Thursday. Thousands of people marched for the sixth consecutive day in dozens of cities across the country
Supremacist propaganda at the White House: ‘Help your country and yourself, report all foreign invaders’
The Trump istration amplifies an online message featuring Uncle Sam that sympathizers have been spreading on social media
FIFA Club World Cup: A dress rehearsal for 2026 amid anti-Trump protests
The president’s policies threaten to overshadow the club tournament and the World Cup
One survivor reported after Air India Dreamliner crashes in Ahmedabad with 242 people on board
The plane crashed into a residential area shortly after starting its climb. It was carrying 169 Indians, 53 Britons, one Canadian, and seven Portuguese nationals along with the crew, bound for London
‘Delay, interfere, undermine’
T. Christian Miller / Sebastian Rotella / propublica
New reporting based on interviews and documents reveals how senior Salvadoran officials have impeded a U.S. investigation of the MS-13 gang
US economist Joseph Stiglitz: ‘With Trump, it is conceivable that we could lose our democracy’
In an interview in Madrid, the Nobel Prize winner and adviser to presidents discusses inequality, wokeism, Joe Rogan and today’s information dystopia
Satellite images show impact of Ukraine’s unprecedented attack on Russian strategic bomber airfields
Images captured before and after the Operation Spider’s Web drone offensive show the destruction of at least a dozen military aircraft
Guatemala’s democracy still needs international
Juan Pappier
It is crucial for President Arévalo to show Guatemalans that the system many of them defended in 2023 can deliver results
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s corruption conviction shatters Argentine politics
The former president has been barred for life from running for public office, but she is by no means out of the electoral game
The number of displaced people in the world is growing at a slower pace due to voluntary returns and deportations
Some 123.2 million people were living as refugees in 2024, double the number a decade ago, but UNHCR noted a slight change in the trend in recent months
The math gap between boys and girls appears just four months after starting school
A sweeping study in ‘Nature’ shows that boys start pulling ahead of girls despite no initial differences
‘The Gringo Hunters,’ a Mexican border police unit that deports criminals back to the United States
The Netflix series, which premieres on July 9, is inspired by the work of the Tijuana International Liaison Unit, which pursues fugitives from the US who escape to Mexico in search of impunity
The last international at Harvard
Alberto López Ortega
The author, a visiting scholar from Spain researching the erosion of liberal democracies, argues that during Trump’s second term every gesture in defense of internationality has become an act of resistance
Seismic shift in K-pop: Tension between authenticity, globalization, and cultural roots
Marta España|Madrid
Ardem Patapoutian, Nobel Prize winner in Medicine: ‘90% of people don’t even know they have a sense of proprioception’
The biologist explains his latest discoveries, his new tattoo, his kidnapping, and his five rules for being creative
Eleven studies by Spanish scientist Rafael Luque are retracted due to fraudulent practices
A new tool reveals the alleged cheating committed for years by the chemist, who was recently honored at the Kremlin
How the US is turning into a mass techno-surveillance state
President Trump and his former star advisor, Elon Musk, have accelerated the deployment of a vast technological infrastructure that monitors the lives of millions of people
The mountain that swallowed a village in Switzerland: ‘There were nine million tons of rocks, too much for the glacier’
The Dead Sea Scrolls were written earlier than previously thought, according to AI
Machine analysis of the handwriting on the manuscripts has recalibrated the dating of over 100 of them, rewriting the history of their origin
Lavina Ramkissoon, Africa’s AI Mom: ‘In our countries, many innovations are born out of necessity’
US inflation rose just 0.1% from April to May despite tariffs
Consumer prices increased 2.4% in May compared with a year earlier. The data point is better than expected, but does not suggest immediate interest rate cuts
Welcome to the most technologically-advanced village in Spain: It doesn’t have high-speed internet, but there’s a uranium plant
Dani Rodrik: ‘Trump’s ban on foreign students is catastrophic; the US must prepare for a very bleak future’
José Luis Escrivá: ‘There is less confidence in the dollar and in US assets’
And 24 years later, Pulp’s new album: ‘If you try to lie to yourself or lie to the audience, you’ll never make anything good’
Jarvis Cocker and Nick Banks talk about the making of their comeback, ‘More’, and review the unique and painful journey of one of the great British bands of the 1990s
The long road of El Cid: From plundering mercenary to Francoist legend
The historian Nora Berend rememorates the construction of the myth of Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar from the Middle Ages to the present
Stories Joan Didion told before she died: A trip to the writer’s intimate archives
Foshan: What’s it like living in ‘the workshop of the world’
Artist Cao Fei depicts reality for workers in the Chinese cities
The thousand faces of Willem Dafoe: Hollywood star immerses himself in experimental theater in Venice
The actor is premiering a show and bringing together prominent avant-garde figures in his first edition as director of the Biennale’s stage section
Work & Lifestyle
Montgat, the Spanish town stripped of beaches and income
The lavish apartment overlooking Central Park where Jackie Kennedy spent her final years
Brazil’s sustainable agriculture formula to combat deforestation and generate more income
US entrepreneur buys abandoned village in Spain, hoping to turn it into a tourist magnet where others have failed
Celebrities, Movies & TV
‘I didn’t understand it at all’: Nine actors who had no idea what they were filming
From Ellie in ‘The Last of Us’ to Ross in ‘Friends’: What did these nine characters do to become so unpopular?
Elsa Pataky: ‘You have to do everything possible to slow down the age of time, but not oppose it’
The triumph of the ‘super-fem transvestite dyke’: How Chappell Roan rewrote the rules of pop
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