Trump: ‘Maybe we’ll have a friendly takeover of Cuba’
The Republican commented on the situation on the island for the first time since the Cuban Coast Guard killed four crew members of a boat coming from the US
The dilemma of US-deported migrants in Cameroon
Courts blocked their expulsion, yet two were deported and the rest remain detained in dire conditions
Colombian lawmaker denounces migrant detention conditions
After visiting an Alabama center, Carmen Felisa Ramírez Boscán asked Petro to expedite proceedings to return detainees
Denver authorizes local police to detain ICE agents for excessive use of force
Photographer Arthur Tress captures cruising in New York in 1969: ‘It was a form of socializing’
The artist has published ‘The Ramble, NYC 1969,’ a book six decades in the making that showcases his black‑and‑white photos of one of Central Park’s wildest areas
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The author of ‘Satantango’ speaks in Barcelona about his country, the Shoah, his favorite authors and the filmmaker Béla Tarr: ‘I don’t offer hope, although I don’t take it away either’
Paramount wins the battle for Warner Bros after Netflix declines to match the bid
The streaming group that owns ‘Money Heist’ says the deal is no longer financially attractive
Mexico’s president visits Sinaloa following spike in factional cartel fighting
Claudia Sheinbaum is preparing a two-day visit to the Mexican state caught in the crossfire between Los Chapitos and La Mayiza
Bolsonaro’s son ties with Lula for the first time in an election poll in Brazil
The leftist president and the right-wing senator, who is the eldest child of the imprisoned ex-president, face enormous opposition seven months before the vote
A 15-year-old teenager, missing since 1986, officially recognized as a victim of the Pinochet dictatorship
Luis Alberto Pino Soto, a high school student in Arica, in northern Chile, disappeared 40 years ago, on the eve of a national protest against the regime
Neanderthal men chose Homo sapiens women: Genetics reveals the sex life of our ancestors
A study shows that interbreeding between the two species occurred primarily in one direction, and the origin of this bias is still unclear
Brooks Ginnan, the model and actor who embraced their ectodermal dysplasia: ‘I equated beauty to nearly everything I was not’
Jordi Bardají
Growing up with a genetic condition that affected their development made them hate their body, but celebrating it in films, music videos, and fashion shoots taught them to love it again
Hip hop faces its midlife crisis
The end of Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s global tour has left a void in the most relevant musical genre of the 21st century, which is suffering from low sales and a lack of creativity
Ants trapped in amber reveal what diminutive life was like millions of years ago
The study of fossilized resin stones containing several creatures allowed scientists to recreate the interactions between various species of the distant past
Today’s birds are up to 72% smaller than those of 80 years ago in Indigenous territories
Gender, racism and xenophobia: The biases of artificial intelligence in Latin America
A chicken-sized dinosaur related to T. rex debunks the hypothesis that its lineage shrank
FedEx sues US government for tariff refund
The delivery services giant is the first major company to claim reimbursement following the Supreme Court’s decision that the import duties are unlawful
What Mexico has gained and lost from its economic relationship with Chavista Venezuela
Traffic jams are bleeding the Romanian economy dry
Spotify in the eye of the storm: Trumpism, denialism and a future under question
‘Hicks with very little taste’: Why Silicon Valley and the far right are so determined to build colossal monuments
The drive to erect enormous structures that reject modernity has united technology investors and the White House
Baz Luhrmann returns to Elvis Presley, but this time in the King’s own words
A superhero in the Holocaust: A great novel finally comes to the big screen... in the form of an opera
‘What’s your name, sir?’ Steve Guttenberg, the forgotten star
Gustavo Dudamel receives $1 million award from musician Herb Alpert: ‘We can change the world, but it starts with educating young people’
Work & Lifestyle
Rob Jetten and Nicholas Keenan, the love story of the prime minister and the hockey player that has captivated a country
‘We must be doing something right as a society’: Why the photos of Pedro Pascal walking arm‑in‑arm with a man matter
The paradox of early childhood memories: Why travel with a baby if they won’t remember it
Digital addiction in children: ‘I treat children who spend the weekend in their room with their cellphones’
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Amanda Sloat, former Biden adviser: ‘The distrust between Europe and the United States will last a generation’
Juan Pablo Guanipa: ‘I have no doubt: Venezuela is heading towards elections’
45 years after Spain’s failed coup, reasonable doubts linger
The Taliban’s new penal code: Two weeks in jail for breaking a woman’s arm, five months for mistreating a camel
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