The Democratic primary victory of the physician, son of Egyptian immigrants and a staunch critic of Israel, displays the growing strength of the party’s progressive wing.

A proposal that until recently remained on the political fringe is gaining visibility in Trump’s America, championed by figures ranging from the defense secretary’s pastor to ultraconservative influencers and leaders of the online manosphere

Hundreds of people are crowded in a small cove in the city, waiting for asylum that never comes

The veteran TV executive broke audience records with the broadcast of the World Cup. ‘The media industry has changed. Now we must seek alliances to be profitable and resilient,’ he says

The expert is studying the economic benefits that the slave trade in the Spanish northeastern region generated in the 18th and 19th centuries

The emerald glow that captivated the heroine of a Jules Verne novel may appear for a few fleeting moments after the August 12 total eclipse off the coast of Mallorca

A Swiss writer based in London and trained as a philosopher at Cambridge, he has sold millions of books on subjects such as relationships, painting and architecture — and in 2008, the therapist founded The School of Life, which helps its attendees to explore self-awareness

In the poorest of the world’s five ‘blue zones,’ genetics combine with a low-stress way of life. This is home to José Flores, aged 119 and a candidate for a world record

The author’s latest book, ‘Shock Induction,’ came out in 2024 and has just been translated into Spanish. He is currently working on his next project and celebrating the 30th anniversary of the publication of ‘Fight Club.’ In this interview with EL PAÍS, he looks back at his long career