Eric and Donald Jr.: Trump brothers ride crypto wave as father advances legislation
While the US president drives the market with his announcements, his children are making moves in the booming industry
Back-to-school costs hit family finances amid tariff fears
Many are planning ahead to dodge higher prices at the start of classes
The town that rebelled against the crypto farm that kept it awake for six months
Josué Congo|Villarrica (Paraguay)
Paraguay has become a paradise for cheap energy, and communities like Santa Lucía de Villarrica are suffering from its dark side
John Fogerty, rock legend: ‘I love music. I feel good when I play and it makes me feel good when I see people happy’
The former frontman for Creedence Clearwater Revival, which broke up in 1972 after five years of dazzling success, has put the turbulent history of the legendary band behind him. A symbol of a historic moment in American rock, he has just released a new album
Africa’s presidents for life
The heads of state of Cameroon and Uganda, who have been in power for 43 and 39 years respectively, have announced their candidacies for reelection
Labor Day 2025 in the United States: History, parades, and what will be closed
In New York City, the Labor Day Carnival and the annual Afro-Caribbean Day parade draw crowds
Mexican cartels’ new money laundering businesses: Cryptocurrencies, concerts and timeshares
Accusations from the United States Department of the Treasury reveal new forms of money laundering being used by organized crime
The Fed’s complex dilemma: Balancing Trump’s attacks, bond market doubts and the ghosts of 2007
Fear of inflation is keeping the 10-year yield elevated despite Powell’s possible cuts. Not since the financial crash has the US lowered rates while prices were rising
Annobón, the African island that wants independence... or to be part of Argentina
A group of exiles from Equatorial Guinea is defending their separation from the former Spanish territory in response to decades of abuse, isolation, and repression
Cheikh Kane: From survival at sea to runway glory
The Senegalese migrant risked his life to reach Marbella — a photographer who spotted his potential as a model changed it forever
Superheroes are no longer saving the box office
After the genre’s disappointments this year, it seems Marvel no longer has an infallible formula to fill theaters — what will take its place?
The Kylie Jenner effect: The pros and cons of celebrities speaking openly about their plastic surgery
In recent months, a number of stars have shared details about their cosmetic procedures and surgeries, but this growing transparency is not always beneficial in a context where these treatments can be trivialized
Ethel Cain: The dark side of Taylor Swift
The trans singer, who was raised in an oppressive religious environment, dazzles audiences with her new album, in which she delves into the wounds of the United States: religious fanaticism, sex, racism and psychological manipulation
Peter Gelb, general manager of The Met: ‘An opera house can play a role in making people’s lives better’
The prestigious artistic director reflects on the cultural impact of Trump’s policies and discusses his staunch support for Ukraine
The blue dragon: The spectacular sea slug behind beach closures in Spain
This summer, it was sighted in Cadiz, Valencia, Alicante, and Lanzarote. Its sting can cause skin irritations similar to those of a jellyfish
Experiment sheds light on the origin of life, supporting the existence of a ‘thioester world’ before living beings
First-ever transplant of animal lung in a human works for nine days
Closely sown corn plants communicate to defend themselves
Fed Governor Lisa Cook sues Trump over attempt to fire her
The embattled official claims the US president lacks the authority to remove her from office
State capitalism in the USA
Harsh punishment of India completes Trump’s tariffs on Washington’s major suppliers
The silent housing crisis in Latin America
Pablo López
Elliot & Erick, photographers: ‘We want to talk about Afro-Cuban religions in a more contemporary way’
The Cuban twins behind ‘Time’ magazine’s first Spanish-language cover are premiering their inaugural solo exhibition at the Pérez Art Museum Miami
In photos: The stars arrive at the Venice Film Festival
Emma Stone, George Clooney, Julia Roberts and Adam Sandler were some of the biggest names to walk the red carpet in a star-studded event
‘Aberrant and repulsive images’ against fascism: 50 years since Pasolini’s scandalous masterpiece, ‘Salò’
The Italian filmmaker’s final film suffered censorship
Graydon Carter, the man who knows Hollywood best: ‘Seeing the Kardashians on a magazine cover is the end of civilization’
Gary Kemp, life beyond Spandau Ballet
The actor and guitarist, who composed all the hits for one of the most popular bands of the 1980s, is reclaiming his career as a solo artist, with songs about maturity, acceptance, and mortality
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