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The Prosecutor’s Office will conduct an investigation following the emergence of a previously unknown witness and inquiries by a lawyer, who had already initiated new probes in 2010 and 2023
He began losing his sight 10 years ago. It has not made him abandon the passion he felt for skateboarding. Today he shares it daily with 125,000 followers
The emergency has left devastating scenes in Santa Cruz, one of Ecuador’s islands, and has mobilized hundreds of residents to provide aid in the wake of the disaster
The accident, which came just nine months after a similar one, has eroded support for the government. The prevailing feeling is that this step could re-energize the left
An airstrike on a guerrilla base in Apure state, which borders Colombia, has left at least 20 people dead, according to human rights organizations
Pastor Adam Hamilton, founder of the largest Methodist congregation in the United States, wins the seat held by Republican Roger Marshall, an obstetrician backed by Trump
The new star of the American left will be the first Muslim senator in US history
The president of the United States has attempted to shift blame for the Republican debacle despite having urged people to vote as if he were on the ballot
Americans turn against the chaos of the White House with a Democratic tide in the midterm elections
The Democratic candidate had engaged in direct confrontations with his Republican rival Steve Hilton on several issues, primarily immigration
The defeat of Republican Senator Darline Graham in South Carolina and the victory of Gina Hinojosa, the next governor of Texas, are some of the main surprises in a dream night for the opposition
The party, triumphant in deep-red territories, takes the Senate and the House of Representatives, something that had happened only six times in history
The state legislator defeats Greg Abbott, a staunch ally of Trumpism, who has governed the state since 2015
This guide explains when key states are expected to report results and when the winners in the House and Senate races may become clear
Virtually anything can find a buyer if it once belonged to a major star. Bidding wars over items from their private lives reach staggering prices, captivating fans and collectors alike
Voters across the United States are deciding which party will control Congress for the remainder of Donald Trump’s presidency. They are also electing around 30 governors
A Republican defeat would make Trump a lame duck, but not curb his ability to shape events overseas
In an in-depth conversation, the Nobel Prize-winning economist explains what he believes is at stake in the US midterm elections
The scientific satellite is expected to re-enter the atmosphere late Tuesday night, in a band near the equator that covers parts of Africa, Asia, and Latin America
All eyes are on the Lone Star State, which is a stronghold of President Donald Trump and has supported the Republican Party for the past three decades
In his final campaign event before the election, Abdul El-Sayed addressed Trump’s attacks on him: ‘He can just go ahead and call me senator after tomorrow’
The future of the Democrats and Republicans, the second half of Trump’s term, and the 2028 presidential election all hinge on the outcome of this crucial vote
The Mexican journalist was appointed in June by Pope Leo XIV and took office on Sunday
The defense has moved to dismiss the case after a mistrial due to one juror preventing a unanimous verdict
Republicans and Democrats are battling for control of US Congress on November 3. Polls suggest that, as is often the case in midterm elections, the party holding the White House is losing ground
On the eve of the elections, the US president ignores voters’ concerns and returns to his obsession with leaving his mark on Washington
Polls suggest the opposition party will retake the House of Representatives, but Senate races remain so tight that they fall within the margin of error
The actor reflects on the serial killer’s two decades on television and what the role has meant for his career. ‘He’s the character with whom I’ll always be associated,’ he says
Israeli forces are accused of kidnapping, sexual assault and other abuses during and after the interception of Gaza-bound aid missions
The Czech engineer rushed to distribute fixes after critical flaws were uncovered in PHP. As AI speeds up the hunt for security weaknesses, volunteers like him are increasingly stretched thin
The unstoppable rise of rings or bracelets for tracking our steps and pulse rates raises the question of whether we are in tune with our bodies or have simply found another way to obsess over them
The attorney and immigration expert argues that legalizing thousands of undocumented immigrants should be the Democrats’ priority, rather than reforming ICE
Nine in 10 Americans say lack of integrity in government is a very serious problem on the eve of the midterm elections
The party has increased its voting intention in poll averages since September 1 alongside Trump’s growing unpopularity
Most customers are unaware of the company’s ties to the president and go there because it offers the lowest prices, despite poor service and rundown facilities
Haley Stevens lost in a primary in which voters favored the progressive candidate. Trump praised the ‘courage’ of the defector
Polls predict a ‘Democratic wave’ in Tuesday’s midterm elections. The extent of damage to the Republican Party will define the president’s legacy
The campaign strategist and pollster is confident Democrats will win back the House of Representatives, but warns that Hispanic voters are not broadly or firmly aligned with either party
In ‘No More Tears: The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson,’ the former reporter for ‘The New York Times’ details the corruption, lies and impunity behind one of the most highly regarded companies in the United States
Studies confirm that levels of this hormone have declined, but none link it to the so-called ‘masculinity crisis.’ Amidst an era of ‘gymbros’ and virility, many are demanding something revolutionary: just being normal
In recent years, the Egyptian authorities have focused on giving the capital city a new look, with megaprojects that aspire to be the largest in the region and the world
This grande dame of the screen has seen it all. Yet after more than 100 films, she still has an appetite for curiosity and activism. She spoke to EL PAÍS about ‘Thelma and Louise,’ Zohran Mamdani, and the lessons life has taught her
The California philosopher, one of the leading figures in her field, argues for a reparative democracy centered on collective care to help repair the damage caused by neoliberalism
Around two million inhabitants, about 20% of the population, have left the country in four years
More and more voters are turning to artificial intelligence to obtain information about the election, but experts warn that the data is not 100% reliable
Rob Sand and Josh Turek are running for governor and the US Senate in Iowa, one of the key states in the battle for control of Congress
The term started as a euphemism for autistic people, but has become a catch-all for a myriad of disorders and differences
In his latest book, ‘The Secret Public,’ the writer blends his vast musical knowledge with the LGBTQ+ reality, the fight for equal rights, as well as his own identity
With two new video games on the way and a TV series in production, the archaeologist is marking three decades in which she has become a cultural phenomenon and forever changed the history of her field
The military junta, which seized power in 2021, is responsible for seven out of every 10 drone strikes in a war with an opposition that is divided into dozens of armed groups
This remote spot in the middle of the Atlantic could hide the formula to fight desertification elsewhere on the planet. A Spanish scientist has set out to investigate it. EL PAÍS traveled there to learn how
The former deputy prime minister of Canada, now an economic adviser to Ukraine’s President Zelensky, sees the recent diesel deal as ‘a gift to Putin’ and proof that Trump is on Moscow’s side
A younger generation of Democratic candidates has coalesced around a central concern: the rising cost of living facing millions of Americans
Polls point to a Democratic victory that could lead to greater scrutiny of AI and shape expectations for the 2028 presidential race, while doing little to ease concerns over the country’s debt burden
The Trump administration’s chaotic tariff policy and the war with Iran have driven up prices and eroded families’ purchasing power, widening inequality. Even so, the United States remains one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies and is expected to stay that way this year and next thanks to the AI boom
The ambitious renovation project for the Montparnasse building was due to start this autumn, but a majority of the owners rejected the plan due to its high cost
The artist has recreated an entire shopping center by hand in her vast new exhibition in the United States. It is not, she insists, a critique of consumerism
The sector, which has been responsible for building 2.5 million houses since 1957, is calling for more public land, lower taxes and faster planning procedures
The scientist and Starmus founder resumed his research on interplanetary dust 30 years after putting it on hold for a life in music
A monumental study involving millions of fruit flies shows that the same type of proteins associated with neurodegenerative diseases are involved in forming memories, and points to how to protect them in old age
Federal prosecutors served subpoenas on Los Angeles election officials and on people connected to the scandal involving the Alaska Senate candidate
Following the second major crash in under a year, unions are blasting working conditions at the epicenter of Adif’s network management
The creator of ‘New Amsterdam’ is now preparing the comedy ‘Uncorked,’ about a winemaker who moves to Napa Valley. He calls it his answer to the current surge in true crime series that is a result of an industry slump
The EU must continue investing in its defence, deepen the single market, expand its technological capabilities, and confront populism
Border state authorities authorized the Texas National Guard to access these territories, arguing the need to maintain the southern border’s operational security. Mexico’s foreign ministry says island ownership is the remit of the International Boundary and Water Commission
A new FIU survey shows that 68% would vote for the Republican candidate in their congressional district. Cuba remains an important issue, but after decades of unfulfilled promises, it has become a secondary concern in a country where making ends meet has become increasingly difficult
Republican calls grow for candidate Mary Peltola to be investigated after it was revealed that her team worked to siphon votes from her rival in the race for a Senate seat in the upcoming midterms
The British actor passed away at the age of 86 at his home in Los Angeles. He will be remembered by generations for his roles as Captain Jean-Luc Picard in ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ and Professor Charles Xavier in the ‘X-Men’ saga
The governments of Argentina and Ecuador collaborated to get the far-right candidate out of the country, bypassing Brazilian legislation. A conservative bloc has emerged in the region that is willing to act according to the US president’s logic
The Colombian academic is a member of the United Nations Independent Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine, which recently published a report accusing Moscow of recruiting foreigners through coercion and deception
The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office in Arizona has cast doubt on the identification and location information provided by its Mexican counterparts, citing a lack of official confirmation
A vote in the western state seeks to overturn the Supreme Court precedent that allows companies to flood elections with anonymous funds to ‘buy’ candidates
Both conservative and leftist supporters were surprised by the right-wing candidate’s decision to flee to the US after losing the presidential runoff on Sunday
The politician and engineer, son of General Lázaro Cárdenas, made three unsuccessful presidential bids but opened the path to power for the left after decades of PRI hegemony
The growing number of rail accidents is increasing anxiety among travelers, who are seeking alternatives, and causing a crisis in the industry
A ‘New York Times’ investigation shows how the campaign of Democratic candidate Mary Peltola sought a candidate with the same name as the incumbent Republican to weaken him
The protest, which is demanding that avocado prices be raised to 45 pesos a kilogram, has nearly halved shipments to its main export market
The 88-year-old actor reflects on his lonely childhood in Connecticut, his move to New York in the 1960s, his 50-year career and his struggles with alcohol and drugs in ‘In My Own Time: A Memoir’
Neighbors filed a complaint after noticing that the teenagers weren’t going to school and hearing shouting at night
The new reality is full of supply cuts caused by conflicts such as the ones in Ukraine and Iran. But at the same time it has become a more profitable industry
At his rallies, the US president praises his allies’ faces and physiques in an attempt to link masculine features with leadership ability
EL PAÍS and Puente News are launching a series that delves into Trump’s crackdown on immigrants, which has dealt a severe blow to the industries that rely most heavily on them. There’s no solution in sight for workplace chaos unleashed by one of the largest immigration dragnets since the Great Depression
Regardless of the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections and Spain’s general elections, democracies’ responsibility toward global health must not be called into question
Flight cancellations make it harder for visitors to return to the jewel of the Riviera Maya, which has lost its shine because of factors such as high prices and the arrival of sargassum
The film about the Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, imprisoned for fraud, has become a phenomenon in the United States in its first week of release and could be the first documentary to be nominated for — or win — the Oscar for best picture
While the celebrated director adapted only the final third of Steinbeck’s novel for the screen, the actress and screenwriter has turned the full story into a Netflix series with a greater focus on its female characters
Since its founding in 1985, it has created iconic images that highlight Miyazaki’s meticulous approach to depicting meals
An unusual die-off of both calves and adult southern right whales has been detected in Patagonian waters since July, prompting investigations into the effects of a bacterium and harmful algal blooms
Working quietly against the censorship of feminist content online, bookstores, bars and cafés offer spaces to share experiences and question inequalities
The New York team is trying to become the first in nine years to win back-to-back NBA titles
The musician recently visited the Spanish city of Benidorm to perform at the Funtastic Festival. And, a couple of years ago, a book came out that chronicles his turbulent life
Vélez Sarsfield and Huracán have both faced allegations of gender-based violence. The women in charge are pushing for protocols, but they insist there is still much to be done
During a historic visit to the Spanish city in northern Africa that is still grappling with the fallout of a mass influx of migrants in late July, Felipe VI said that ‘any threat’ to the border ‘is a threat to the whole EU’
At the Guggenheim Bilbao, the British filmmaker presents ’66 76 26,’ a sound installation that layers the voices of Nina Simone and David Bowie singing ‘Wild Is the Wind’ in a meditation on longing, space and time
‘We are not able to conduct a full risk assessment,’ said the agency’s director-general, as Moscow’s lack of transparency fuels speculation about the source of the infection
In 2022 Isabel Díaz Ayuso traveled to the Florida city and announced an upcoming tribute to the Spanish region she presides. But the ‘Comunidad de Madrid Square’ never materialized
The New York house where the US president lived until the age of four was once rented out, complete with Trump merchandising, and later fell into disrepair. Now an anonymous family has bought it
A California company was awarded contracts for six Venezuelan oil fields that just weeks earlier were controlled by the heirs of Venezuelan businessman Oswaldo Cisneros
Artificial intelligence, extraterrestrial life, the climate crisis, the future of work and global governance. This science communicator uses the lens of science to tackle a much broader question: what kind of civilization do we want to be?
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