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The U.S. nonprofit journalism organization ProPublica has revealed that Umar Kremlev, a 43-year-old Russian businessman with close ties to the Kremlin, paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebrations last May, and that an…

Fear of artificial intelligence (AI) has firmly entered the public debate.

It was 5.00 pm on a hot Los Angeles afternoon when the Emmy Awards began, an event the Television Academy has presented every year for 78 years.

A Russian oligarch close to Vladimir Putin paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to cover the celebrations after the wedding of Donald Trump Jr., the U.S. president’s eldest son, last May in the Bahamas.

A report from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) under the Donald Trump administration found that dozens of migrants held at the Alligator Alcatraz detention center in the Everglades were confined in small metal cages, which were referred to as “ca…

The residents were gathered Saturday afternoon drinking coffee inside the house when they heard the first screams.

On Monday, the Supreme Court rejected the restrictions that President Donald Trump sought to impose on voting by mail.

Kimberly, an accounting student, disappeared and her classmates took to the streets to protest.

A great deal would have to change in the next two years for Donald Trump’s second term not to go down in history as the period of greatest democratic decline in recent U.S. history.

Donald Trump has turned a potential $5,000 payment for American adults into a key promise ahead of the midterm elections.

At the latest edition of TEFAF, the world’s leading antiques fair, visitors lined up to study, with the aid of a magnifying glass, one of those extraordinary objects that form a category of their own.

Taking out a table and chairs and sitting in the street to have dinner in the fresh air with friends, family or neighbors, especially in the hottest months of the year, has recently assumed the character of protest in several parts of Spain.

In the country that made the dazzling animated film Ne Zha 2 a source of national pride and where artificial intelligence (AI) is dominating the microseries market, the big-screen phenomenon of the summer has been a calf that moves tentatively through a l…

At the road checkpoint set up at the entrance to a bridge, Russian troops — the country’s flag even appears on the sleeve of a uniform — monitor vehicle traffic between the cities of Bender and Tiraspol.

Salwa al Raslan never imagined that her walk home from school would end that way.

Mariska Hargitay, dressed in red and laughing heartily while holding an Emmy in each of her muscular arms, is the very picture of happiness, success and strength.

Inside Anthropic, there is a phrase that circulates through hallways and chat channels and, until a few days ago, had never left the company: crunch time.

The planes seem to skim the zinc rooftops as they come in to land.

Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor live in Jerusalem, but their families are from Tel Aviv, the city where they filmed NAZA at night.

When Migration Police opened the backpacks of three Thai passengers at Guayaquil airport, they found something that should not have reached the mainland: 12 Galápagos black marine iguanas whose scientific name is Amblyrhynchus cristatus.

Roxana Valladares was at Homestead Hospital, southwest of Miami, with her six-year-old son when she started packing in the middle of the night.

Donald Trump’s demand that drugmakers raise medicine prices in Europe so they can be lowered in the United States is now more than just another bombastic demand from the president of the world’s leading power.

The hand of the United States has resurfaced in the legal proceedings facing Alejandro Betancourt.

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“All that’s standing between me and my vacation is you guys,” Zohran Kwame Mamdani jokes as he welcomes EL PAÍS on a Friday afternoon.

It all began with love at first sight.

Exactly 20 years ago, a young Marc Orriols surprised attendees at the III Ibero-American Congress of Egyptology held in La Laguna, Tenerife, in Spain’s Canary Islands, with a paper on the sexual habits of Ancient Egyptians, specifically the practice of co…

Alexia Putellas, 32, is left-footed, though not entirely.

She was seen in her round glasses near the DBK4 warehouse in the quiet Queens neighborhood of Maspeth, alongside Amazon workers frustrated with the multinational that dominates e-commerce in the United States.

In the 16th century, Lorenzo de Medici admired both Leonardo Da Vinci and his Spanish stable groom — who, on foot, could stop a galloping horse with a single hand.

Energy drinks aren’t consumed for pleasure.

John Ternus’s salary as Apple’s new chief executive will be $3 million a year, plus a $55 million stock package.

Anthropic contacted theologian and philosopher Carmody Grey, a 43-year-old professor at Radboud University in the Netherlands.

Cristina Pérez, Innovation Director at Kantar, has spent more than 30 years researching the launch of new products.

It’s always better to pay tributes before the honoree kicks the bucket.

The heirs of Oswaldo Cisneros, once one of Venezuela’s richest men, received unusual news last April: strangers were touring their oil fields in the Orinoco Belt.

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One day in 2016, paleontologist David DeMar got very lucky.

In 1980, Ronald Reagan arrived at the White House promising to restore the confidence of a country battered by Vietnam, the Iran hostage crisis, and the pessimism of the 1970s.

Nacho Valle is a restless figure, a distinctive entrepreneur.

“We are all children of immigrants,” sings Marilia Monzón.

The history of cinema is full of couples who managed to balance their romantic and professional relationship on set.

Classes are over at Madrid’s Complutense University, and the corridors of the Faculty of Physical Sciences are nearly empty.

Vaca Muerta, the Patagonian shale formation that currently produces more than 600,000 barrels of oil a day, is not only Argentina’s crown jewel of energy production.

Seeing her seated is striking.

The United States government will ban the import of a range of Canadian goods from the end of this month, in a new escalation of the trade war between the two countries.

This Tuesday, Bunker, directed by Florian Zeller, premieres at the Venice Film Festival.

Héctor Márquez, aka “Chico,” went out very early on Monday, August 31 to fish aboard his small motorboat, which he named Josmarcito, off the coast of Puerto Ángel, in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca.

For filmmaker Poh Si Teng, it is not enough for the media to keep updating the death toll in Gaza since the start of the Israeli offensive (which now stands at over 75,000).

The lyrics are so simple they fit in a single sentence: a partisan one morning meets the invader, senses he will die and asks his girl to bury him in the mountain, under the shade of a flower, so people will see it and say, “How beautiful!