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How a holiday in Spain ended in tragedy for an Irish-New Zealand couple
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ILO proposes dismissing 120 staff to offset part of the United States’ debt to the organization
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The women standing by Lindsay Clancy: ‘We need to understand what drove her to kill her children. It cannot happen again’
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Fears of a second flood grow in Nepal and Tibet as more than 1,500 remain missing
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Geographies of cruelty: The shifting map of Mexico’s clandestine graves
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‘Our students need to know that we’re here to fight for them’: A school organizes to protect its students from ICE
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Norway’s crown prince becomes King Haakon VIII amid family scandals: From Epstein ties to a shaman brother-in-law
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In the US, ICE arrests at school bus stops spark fear as students return to class
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The Strait of Hormuz after six months of war: Blockades, drones and the shadow fleet
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Partial lunar eclipse, in pictures
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The fake 9/11 survivor: The Barcelona woman behind a lie that captivated America
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What is the ‘public charge’ rule the government is using as a pretext to pause immigrant visa interviews?
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Don't be an Elon Musk, be a Dolly Parton
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In the land of Dolly Parton, queen of the Smokies
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Warsh faces a high-stakes Jackson Hole debut as bond market pressures mount
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Children’s kites from Gaza: The latest pretext for Israel’s threats
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Laura Fernández: ‘There is no ‘bukelization’ in Costa Rica’
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Social networks face their ‘tobacco moment’: Key points of a historic agreement that will shape the future of platforms
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‘I can’t focus on my schoolwork’: A high school student in the US agonizes her parents will be seized by ICE while she’s in class
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Abelardo de la Espriella authorizes US extradition of five cartel leaders
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US tightens the net on R1, the CJNG boss implicated in the killings of Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo and influencer Valeria Márquez
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Authorities fear death toll will rise in Nepal and Tibet after severe flash flooding
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The United States is increasingly a fortress against immigration
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The mystery of Salzburg’s missing mini Mozarts
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Britain’s economic reality threatens Burnham’s honeymoon with voters
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Tim Curry, star of ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show,’ dies at 80
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The desert’s ‘resurrection plant’ paves the way to fridge-free vaccines
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Meta reaches nearly $17 billion settlement over social media harms to children
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Displaced by Colombia’s conflict, now uprooted again by the earthquake: ‘We arrived with nothing and we’re back to having nothing’
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Holding out in Ceuta until asylum is granted
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Maxim Kuzminov, the Russian deserter who failed to keep a low profile in Spain
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Bolivia opens investigation into former presidential advisor for alleged links to drug trafficking
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Colombia seeks to isolate jailed extortion kingpins on prison ships
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Chavismo blocks proposal to dollarize Venezuelan economy
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Dolly Parton, the star who refused to pick a political side but never remained silent
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Deported to Equatorial Guinea with a large abdominal hernia: ‘I’m not worth a dime’
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The migrants’ church: The only refuge for a Texas community stalked by ICE
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Trump records an electoral win with his candidate’s victory in South Carolina primary
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Dolly Parton, country music legend, dies at 80
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Victoria Bodean, the mother with cerebral palsy showing the world how to overcome disability barriers
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USS Abraham Lincoln heads to Thailand after more than 250 days at sea
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One migrant raid in New Jersey, 46 lives destroyed: ‘My life is incomplete without my daughter’
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From hunger to sexualization: How former child stars remember their childhoods
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Two months after Venezuela’s earthquakes, La Guaira gets back to work
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Trump administration faces a major financial battle in the bond market
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Race to the Moon takes a new turn: China’s setback reignites competition with US to conquer South Pole
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Abelardo de la Espriella orders immediate deportation of irregular immigrants from Colombia: ‘It’s a political decision’
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Lynching of a man accused of stealing a bicycle in Copacabana shocks Brazil
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Tierra del Fuego denounces the presence of a British oil tanker in southern Argentina and blames Milei
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Trump persists in pushing fee of over $100,000 for H-1B visas
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Mexico watches US–Canada trade tension with uncertainty
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‘The boundless ocean set into a rage’: Why we are still drawn to shipwrecks
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There won’t be a single cancer vaccine, but rather a different one for each patient and tumor
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Seeking refuge in the catacombs of the early Christians: Rome’s solution to the heat
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High cost of living moves world’s most expensive country closer to the EU
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Why chess still fascinates us: The game that teaches us to think in an age that thinks less and less
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Kim Jong-un, the leader Trump seeks out, Putin relies on and Xi doesn’t want to lose
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Julián Casanova, historian: ‘Goebbels needed to occupy countries to introduce propaganda. Elon Musk needs three minutes’
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Stephen Colbert’s late-night successor trades Trump satire for harmless jokes
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When the killer is also a victim: The trial of Lindsay Clancy fuels US culture war
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MS-13 gang members say they buried 200 people in Bukele’s political cradle
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A year after Trump sent in troops, Washington still isn’t used to the National Guard
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From endless scrolling to going back to an ex: Why we keep doing things we know aren’t good for us
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Summer postcards: When John Kennedy Jr. took to the sea
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Is it time to abolish prostitution?
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Marion Cotillard: ‘Losing interest in climate change is totally crazy’
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Enrique Serna, author: ‘As a child, I had nightmares about being taken to the sacrificial stone’
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China does not want its internet users to fall in love with an artificial intelligence
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The new energy war in the Eastern Mediterranean (and why Egypt and Turkey stand to gain)
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Carl Wunsch, oceanographer: ‘The consequences of Trump are terrible. Funding is denied because, apparently, all of our research is a hoax’
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Cuba was never ‘next’: The United States is betting on a slow suffocation of the Castro regime by 2029
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Tracing fictional crimes (and a very real one) through the streets of Paris
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From Capri to Biarritz, a photographic journey capturing the carefree life of the beach
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Inside Mattel, where the world’s most famous toys come to life: How the ‘Toy Story’ action figures are designed
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Samanta Schweblin, writer: ‘Paying attention is the greatest superpower. Not everyone is still capable of it’
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Boris Cyrulnik, neuropsychiatrist: ‘You can’t reason with fanatics like Trump. If you don’t think like him, you’re an idiot’
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Too much testosterone, not enough munitions
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Europe seeks rental prisons for its inmates
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Peruvians trapped in Russia’s war by a job promise: ‘They’re taking us as cannon fodder’
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The business of hunger in ICE centers: Migrants spend thousands of dollars to avoid eating ‘dog food’
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Why is a man being tried for the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur 30 years after his death?
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San Antonio, the city of musicians losing its mariachis to Trump’s immigration policies
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Mexico falls behind in the new global oil map
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The new frontier of Japan’s rearmament is cyberspace
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Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK brings fresh tensions to the royal family
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The Ecuadorian fishermen who disappeared during the US war on drugs: ‘I still hope they’ll return’
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‘A True Account of the Conquest of New Spain’: Chicanery, adventures and plunder recounted by a soldier-writer
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Montevideo welcomes over 100 progressive leaders to the third Pan-American Congress
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Colombian left lashes out at the presence of Israeli soldiers in earthquake rescue efforts
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Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez shares her egg‑freezing process as speculation grows about a possible 2028 presidential bid
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The ‘revolutionary’ life in Nicaragua of devoted Trump aide Natalie Harp’s brother
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Energy multinationals return to Venezuela
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After six months of war, Washington has failed to strangle Iran’s economy
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Maradona death trial upended by bizarre error: Experts analyzed his father’s clinical records
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Ebola outbreak out of control in Democratic Republic of the Congo, WHO says: ‘It is spreading faster than our ability to contain it’
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Andalusia’s rivers are being destroyed by tourism: ‘You don’t see anything, it’s all dead’
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The parenthood paradox: Parents are less joyful but feel more fulfilled
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Has the tradwife bubble burst?
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Buried treasure: Belgium hunts for the owner of a $10 million gold hoard
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Brazil’s evangelical media empire: Pastors with millions of YouTube followers and a booming business
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Earthquake in Colombia endangers evidence linked to the armed conflict
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Life in the dark: The daily agony of Venezuela’s power crisis
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Angie Nixon’s victory puts the Democrats’ progressive wave to the test in Florida
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Trump announces ‘crushing economic operation’ against Iran
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US debt tops $40 trillion amid concern over borrowing costs
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La Newyorkina, the Spanish granola brand inspired by a bad breakfast in New York
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Coalition sues Trump administration over limits on foreign student visa stays
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Mexico steps up legal offensive over 17 Mexicans who died in ICE custody: ‘There are too many cases’
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Breakthrough in neuromedicine as human mini-brains are kept alive for years
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Gastroenteritis, tuberculosis, scabies: Nurses say Ceuta’s health system is at breaking point
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The ICC stands firm against US pressure: ‘We are taking blows aimed at international law’
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Israel builds facilities with ‘observation booths’ to hang Palestinians condemned to death
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Paying for a concert with no view: Bruno Mars opens the debate on ‘audio-only’ tickets
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The great drought devours the heart of Europe: Record-low harvests, historic restrictions and a stalled economy
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US strategy in crisis in the Asia-Pacific
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María Consuelo Araújo, the ambassador De la Espriella hopes will shore up Bogotá’s alliance with the United States
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Thirty tons of Venezuelan gold, a bargaining chip between Chavismo and the opposition
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DEA opens global summit in Argentina with calls for greater cooperation against drug trafficking
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Donalds and Jolly win Florida primaries and will face off to succeed DeSantis in November
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Decisive trial against Meta begins: ‘They knew their platforms could harm young people’
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Spanish deputy PM’s rival at the ILO seeks US support in battle for leadership
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Trump administration pauses border wall construction in Big Bend National Park amid criticism
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Mallorca 1820: X‑raying Europe’s last major plague epidemic
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Between the jungle and the oil: The Amazon municipality to which Colombia owes an energy transition
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Can the existence of an afterlife be proven? The scientists looking for God
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Federico García Lorca’s final days: ‘Father, please give the bearer 2,000 pesetas’
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Colombia’s government stumbles after the earthquake: A minister at the beach, political soccer balls and virtual classes without internet access
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San José del Palmar, the town at the epicenter of Colombia’s earthquake: ‘We thought it was the end of the world’
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Two Democrats with differing views on ICE and Gaza battle for Eric Swalwell’s vacant California seat
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Florida voters head to the polls as Trump-backed Donalds leads race to succeed DeSantis
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A government of multimillionaires: Trump appointed 57 officials worth as much as $100 million
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No justice for the passengers of Flight 164: Deported by Trump, detained by Venezuela, killed in the earthquake
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Buenos Aires hosts global DEA summit on drug trafficking
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General Gerardo Mérida released from prison in the United States
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Rocky Balboa’s lesson: How to combine cardio and weights to live longer and healthier
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Florida primary election: What you need to know
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Sara Wickström, cell biologist: ‘Cells do not just follow chemical orders; they also sense the forces around them’
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A flop album, ‘Camp Rock’ and a place in Disney history: How the Jonas Brothers have stayed on top
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Jolina Gisèle, the Pokémon princess, is selling her multimillion‑dollar card collection: ‘We could no longer keep it at home because of its size and its value’
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Torture, broken families and years behind bars: The stories behind Venezuela’s latest prisoner releases
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When 100,000 adults dress up as Disney princesses: D23 pumps millions into Southern California
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Katrina Castro versus ICE: US accuses a former Cuban judge of being communist
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Family of former Mexican Federal Police officer killed on Ukraine frontline faces agonizing wait for his remains
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Germany divided over proposals to outlaw the far right
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Mexico and Washington steer security relationship back on track despite rift over Andy López Beltrán’s visa
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JoAnna Mendoza, Arizona Democratic congressional candidate: ‘Undocumented people deserve a pathway to citizenship’
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Alejandro Betancourt, the under-investigation billionaire linking Delcy Rodríguez to Trump
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Hayden Panettiere, star of ‘Heroes,’ dies at 36
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No more photos, profiles, or matches: In the future of dating apps, AI will choose your partner
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Las Ketchup, the Spanish girl group: ‘We were very badly advised. Nobody cared that our bodies ached’
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From clothing to yerba mate and cell phones: smuggled goods flood Argentina
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‘The Eiffel Tower is a suppository riddled with holes’: When great monuments aren’t to everyone’s liking
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Fergie Chambers, the US millionaire activist detained in Ibiza: ‘I am a human rights defender’
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The last Trump elections
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‘This is Africa, deal with it’: the lives of the migrants deported from the US to the Central African Republic
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Carlos Saladrigas, businessman: ‘We recommend a Marshall Plan for Cuba’
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Castro-style capitalism: Havana promises economic changes without relinquishing political control
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The science behind the feeling that childhood summers never end
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Sixty years of post-credits scenes: A history that began long before Marvel
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AI fueles a surge in online abuse against women in India: ‘It felt like someone had taken control of how I exist visually’
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‘He was deaf, gay, and cried in all his songs’: Johnnie Ray, the brilliant and forgotten rocker who paved the way for Elvis
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Nancy Cartwright, philosopher: ‘People distrust science because they feel the system has abandoned them’
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Reactionary Americas: The global laboratory of the right
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‘I’m scared, but I don’t have a single cent’: Months of ICE raids drive day laborers to desperation
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Pramila Jayapal, Democratic congresswoman: ‘We have to prepare in case Trump tries to steal the elections’
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Why has the internet become obsessed with a 500-page book about salt?
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‘Look at his arms. He’s hot’: How looks impact politics
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Trump’s wall threatens sacred lands of San Diego’s Tecate Peak
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What makes a healthy vacation? Science points to longer breaks and exercise
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Editors: ‘Connecting with others empowers you when you face terrible things’
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Temperate forests that once vanished over millennia are now disappearing in decades
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Ahmed and Saleh, two amputee children from Gaza, learn to swim: ‘The water is the only place where they are free’
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Luigi Mangione pleads guilty in federal trial for killing health insurance executive
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Floppy disks, faxes, envelopes and other analog fossils that survive in Windows imagery
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Anne Hathaway is back on top in Hollywood: How five films, a pregnancy and her best laugh put her back on the throne
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Mexico steps up pressure for US to lower its auto tariffs in USMCA talks
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Florida primaries test Republican dominance in the state
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The seven lives of Daniela Largo
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Trump extends his military tentacles in Latin America
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Morocco and Spain deploy forces at border amid online calls for new mass incursion into Ceuta
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Aquaculture is depleting the oceans: A farmed salmon can consume more than six times its weight in wild fish
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The rest that wears you out: Why a day at the beach can be exhausting
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Yoni Assia, founder and CEO of eToro: ‘The world is becoming more volatile’
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How betting platforms are using pop culture to attract women
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Civilians in Ukraine and Russia are paying an ever-higher price in the war
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From aristocratic vault to café: Buenos Aires tenders old tombs at La Recoleta cemetery
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Mexico expands anti‑money laundering oversight with tighter controls on crypto, casinos and real estate
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Hegseth says Colombia has authorized US military operations on its territory to combat ‘narco-terrorism’
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Mexico’s Attorney General takes over the case of influencer César Gastélum’s livestreamed murder
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Rain threatens Cali’s improvised shelters: ‘We have nowhere to go’
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Identifying bodies by video call: the long-distance mourning of Venezuelan migrants
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Protecting their students from ICE, the other job for some teachers in the US: ‘They can’t take any of our children’
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The total eclipse in Spain, in pictures
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The children at the center of Ceuta’s migration debate share their dreams for the future
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Leonardo DiCaprio joins fight to save endangered Chilean frog from power project
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How the children of Cindy Crawford and Richard Gere are bringing a Hollywood romance back into the spotlight
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US inflation eases slightly to 3.4% in July, but remains well above the Fed’s target
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Seven thousand days without Madeleine McCann: The disappearance that shook the world
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‘Luis Buñuel: 1.73 meters tall, freckles on his face’: The Spanish exodus to the Americas after the Civil War, told through 100,000 documents
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UEFA compensates Somali referee who was vetoed by the US during World Cup
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Caught between extreme heat and ICE: the dangers of returning to school for Latino children in Arizona
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David Crowley’s razor-thin victory in Wisconsin primaries exposes Democrats’ deep division
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‘Electric-shock gloves’ to subdue migrants: the new tool for an increasingly aggressive ICE
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Colombia in the 72 hours after the earthquake: uneven rescue deployment and slow to accept international aid
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Russell T. Davies: “I’m glad that ‘Heated Rivalry’ and ‘Heartstopper’ give LGBTQ+ stories happy endings. I just can’t write them”
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Vlaada Chvátil, inventor of the hit game Codenames: ‘I’m a perfectionist’
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From Amy Adams to Juliette Lewis, everyone loves Bardem in ‘Cape Fear’: ‘He’s a teddy bear’
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The Japanese garden: A microcosm that sums up the world
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Challenging Supreme Court, Trump doubles down on efforts to limit birthright citizenship, influence the Fed and impose tariffs
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She traveled to Mexico to care for her ill father and was denied re-entry to the US: a victim of the ‘Miracle Lawyer’ speaks out
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Opening on Sunday, the taboo for stores in Germany that the government wants to break
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Vicente Fox: ‘People need to be given training, not money so they can just lie around’
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Tourism with an ex‑drug trafficker: Laureano Oubiña offers ‘narcotour’ to the spots where he once smuggled tobacco and hashish
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Democratic primaries reveal Israel’s waning political influence in the United States
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Cape Verde, the African archipelago where turtles return and young people leave
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‘Nobody should be forced to return to Haiti’: UN expert warns the island is unfit to receive deportees
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Compa Chalino’s enemies: Who killed the king of corridos?
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Christiane Martel, the first French Miss Universe, tells her Mexican story
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In defense of going to the office in August: ‘There are no bosses and nobody interrupts me’
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Judith Butler, Slavoj Žižek, Byung-Chul Han: How to be a rock star of ideas
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Priscilla Presley: ‘Being beside Elvis was a real life lesson’
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From homes to assets: How housing fueled inequality
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Why are we (almost all) right‑handed? Two million years of evolutionary mystery
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Why Jon Bernthal is the perfect Hollywood tough guy: a Russian education, two model brothers and 15 broken noses
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Jakarta, the world’s most populous city, is sinking into the Java Sea
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Half a century exiled in the Algerian desert
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Luisa N. Borrell, epidemiologist: ‘In the United States, there are 197 words that disqualify you from research funding. I work with all of them’
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Growing old in a rented apartment: ‘I’ll extend my working life to increase my pension, but I’ll have to move to a village’
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What drives workers to look for another job? Higher pay in the US and fear of getting fired in Europe
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Trump lost the Latinos. The Democrats have yet to find them
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CIA strengthens its presence in Cuba to push for regime change
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Before meat came fruit: The human brain evolved millions of years ago thanks to sugar
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Why have Hollywood blockbusters become so gray?
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Welcome to the plastisphere, the realm of plastic microbes: ‘It’s a new ecosystem on the planet’
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Mexico reinforces ties with Brazil amid escalating tension between Lula and Trump
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Cuba, paralyzed and in the dark
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A strained Colombia ushers in a new political era with Abelardo de la Espriella
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Six deported clients, a pink private jet and a mansion in Mexico: the alleged fraud that made the ‘Miracle Lawyer’ wealthy
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Chavismo and the Venezuelan opposition hold first meeting under US supervision
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Questions over the death of Prisciliano Trejo: he got sick while in ICE custody and did not receive medical treatment
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Trump signs executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship despite Supreme Court’s adverse decision
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Tai O, a town in rural Hong Kong, where life unfolds just a few feet above the water
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A salmonella outbreak linked to Mexican jalapeños has sickened more than 300 people in 27 US states
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Two lawsuits against Bad Bunny illustrate the battle fought by women who lend their voices to reggaeton
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Bacteria in semen also condition pregnancy success: ‘Fertility clinics still focus mainly on the woman’
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Liechtenstein, a haven of secrecy for the ultra-rich, is beginning to crumble
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Luxury housing or historical memory: Controversy in Berlin over a real estate project atop a former Nazi bunker
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Neighborhood patrols encourage outbreaks of violence against migrants in Ceuta
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‘They’ve been doing this since the time of the dinosaurs’: A turtle’s 1,200-mile survival odyssey to return to where it was born
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‘Ted Lasso’ returns: ‘We’re stunned by the reaction the show gets and how much it has come to mean to people’
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