Trump’s popularity in his first quarter is lower than that of any other president
The Republican’s approval rating stands at 45%, a figure that is only higher than his own in the first term, according to a Gallup poll
US government counterattacks in Kilmar Abrego García case
After several setbacks in the courts, the Trump administration is trying to justify the expulsion of the Salvadoran
Family pleads for son held in El Salvador’s mega-prison: ‘We are asking Trump to release him’
Extreme uncertainty sends tremors through central banks and multilateral organizations
Terraza 7, the bar fighting to save itself and preserve Queens’ artistic heritage
Sara Padilla|New York
Although a rent increase threatens its future, its owner is doing whatever it takes to continue the project
What if a blood test could predict the risk of disease as we age?
A journey to the place with the world’s highest Fragile X syndrome rate: ‘We are not the town of fools’
In Ricaurte, Colombia, more than 50 people suffer from the most common hereditary intellectual disability on the planet. Scientists are working to determine its origin and hope to develop treatments that will improve the lives of patients
Teocaltiche, a town abandoned to violence in Mexico: ‘The people cannot continue living amid fear’
A police commander was shot dead Tuesday after months of murders of officers, activists, and civilians at the hands of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel
The Jalisco New Generation and Sinaloa Cartels attract young people on TikTok
A study by the Colegio de México reveals that the CJNG is the most active in using social media to recruit adolescents
Daniela Patricia, a seven-year-old Cuban girl facing the labyrinth of the US immigration courts
The young girl, daughter of one of Cuba’s most well-known dissidents, is caught in a long and grueling legal process to seek asylum and remain with her mother in Texas
Easter 2025: when it is and how to watch the parade in New York City
The most popular parade of the day takes place on New York’s Fifth Avenue
The fate of Sean Connery, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig: Is there life after James Bond?
Over the decades, various actors have portrayed the iconic spy, but not all found equal success in moving beyond 007
Judeline’s unstoppable rise: From Cádiz to Coachella
The 22-year-old singer from Spain blends modernity and castanets at the Californian festival as part of a lineup that also includes Lady Gaga and Green Day
One-sixth of the planet’s cropland has toxic levels of one or more metals
A review of tens of thousands of soil samples from Earth reveals high concentrations of arsenic, cadmium, and lead in the pedosphere
AI researchers doubt current models will lead to achieving human intelligence
A survey of hundreds of AI specialists from around the world reveals that a large majority believe that this technology needs a different approach to surpass its current capabilities
Alien bombardment: What comes our way from space
A story that begins with three animals riding in a balloon ends with the discovery of protons impacting our atmosphere with energies equivalent to a golf ball
Study shows ‘interesting’ signals on an extrasolar planet that are not (yet) alien life
Trump threatens to cut NASA’s science budget in half
Study of over 1,000 sites suggests inequality emerged long after agriculture
Global trade takes a hit from Trump’s tariffs
Forecasts from major international organizations warn of the impact of the US president’s economic policies on the exchange of goods
The US Latino economy is growing faster than the country’s as a whole
The 1944 treaty under which Trump accuses Mexico of stealing water from Texas
No crash, but certainly not skyrocketing: Bitcoin stagnates in the face of tariff uncertainty
George MacKay: ‘It’s funny that to promote a film about climate change you have to fly all over the place’
The English actor could easily fit the mold of a typical star, but he steers clear of mainstream projects. He proves this in post-apocalyptic musical ‘The End’
Neil Druckmann, creator of ‘The Last of Us’: ‘Boredom is our biggest enemy’
The mind behind the video game and the television adaptation talks about his experiences in both formats
Yan Lianke, writer: ‘Revolutions are terrible. Human progress cannot depend on destruction’
He began writing propaganda for the Chinese Army and, after reading the classics, became a fearless author
The event that heralded a globalized world in the 19th century (and is still going strong)
Gonzalo Robledo
Sly Stone, the artist who changed music history and disappeared
The documentary ‘Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)’ explores the meteoric rise and dramatic fall of Sly & The Family Stone — a band that defined a new era in the 1960s, led by a frontman as brilliant as he was erratic
Work & Lifestyle
You’ll never convince anyone and four other reasons not to get angry
REAL ID: the new identification that will be needed for travel in the United States
What science says about social media’s most absurd morning ritual (and it’s not all bad)
Why are young people today more anxious? Spoiler alert: It’s not just their phones that are to blame
Celebrities, Movies & TV
Inside ‘The Studio’: A satire of Hollywood’s hectic and high-stakes world
Where is Taylor Swift? The keys to her public disappearance
Mickey Rourke’s latest downfall: From Hollywood star to getting kicked off ‘Celebrity Big Brother’
Ellen Pompeo: ‘If I were to walk away completely from ‘Grey’s Anatomy,’ everybody gets to make money from my hard work except for me’
Our selection
Oleg Didenko, Chairman of the Election Commission of Ukraine: ‘We have real and legal reasons why we cannot hold elections’
Tibet, the territory where the Chinese Communist Party is omnipresent
Mario Vargas Llosa’s great loves: His aunt Julia, his cousin Patricia, and socialite Isabel Preysler
The transphobic murder that has shocked Colombia
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