Fantastic stuff again from Sergio and Lola www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

We got a little Easter egg (actually, it's hard to miss) in this column about the inefficacy of current parental controls in technology www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Just published! New research is focusing on the 'exposome' to find clues for the rise in young cancer wapo.st/46Rg6EE

A new America 250 column, a new SergioGarcía/Lola Moral illustration www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Hans Sauer writes against the Trump administration's proposal to hike patent fees. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...

Mondo Duplantis just set his 4th world record this year! Here’s how he does it. wapo.st/42xMMR3

Since Trump took office, your breakfast became 2% cheaper. Your sandwiches, backyard barbecues? 4% more expensive. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

"Last week, I and two colleagues at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention resigned after the White House’s firing of CDC Director Susan Monarez," Debra Houry writes. Here are three questions for RFK Jr.: www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...

I spend like half of my workday confirming entering passwords, codes from text messages, using my fingerprint and other tasks to confirm I am who I say I am.

Here is a look at of "Who is government?" which is edited by Michael Lewis. The book expands on a Post Opinions project in which seven writers examined some of the remarkable people who make up the federal workforce:

It’s very difficult to get to interview a soccer player in Europe beyond the official press conferences. Meanwhile, in baseball, ESPN interviews players while they’re playing on a high-rivalry game

Lots of Barcelona match squads will include Toni Fernández and Guillermo Fernández this season. The two teenagers are cousins, born less than a month apart. The really weird thing is that not only are the players two fathers brothers, but their two mothers are sisters too.

Last week it was a nest of Asian giant hornets by the kids' bedroom window. Today it was a black widow right on our entrance door. Nature is trying to kick us out of this house.

The whole set of stories and illustrations (so far) here: www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Each time we publish a new America 250 story means a new illustration by Sergio García Sánchez and Lola Moral and another great day www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

New superhero origins story just dropped www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2025/...

Un ahorro de casi el 30% en letras para el Sevilla

Always in favor of having illustration of (robotic) animals pooping on newspapers (you have to click to see it...) www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...

PC Futbol 8 - George RR Martin edition

The latest column by @zhoyoyo.bsky.social on what it would take to elevate birthrates in the US includes an interesting tool to calculate the added cost of raising children where you live (raising 3 kids in MoCo means I needed 123% more income) www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Some months ago, @michellekondrich.bsky.social and I worked on a little photoillustration for a story, but it did not end up working with the text. Because news are cyclical, we could bring it back with the news of the federal takeover of the DC police www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...

Yarek no marcó ni dio asistencias con el Valencia la pasada temporada. Primera asistencia con el PSV a los tres minutos de su primer partido de Eredivisie (ya fue titular en el Cruyff Schaal)

🏆Liga: Barcelona (fantástico equipo, terrible club) 🏆Copa: Real Madrid 🏆Supercopa: Real Madrid Champions 2º-4º: Real Madrid, Atlético, Celta Europa League (2): Athletic, Rayo Conference: Villarreal 🤩 Revelación: Rayo (de nuevo) 🤦🏻‍♂️ Decepción: Betis 💀Descenso (3): Oviedo, Elche, Sevilla

Con la de árboles que se han quitado, otro verso que valía aquí era "Los pájaros visitan al psiquiatra"

Venir los veranos a España, ver a todos tus sobrinos hasta que uno te pegue un virus estomacal. El Ozempic sin receta.

On the other hand

Good good good www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

Journalists, developers and engineers may face quite different futures — based on current capabilities of AI from Anthropic's dataset. wapo.st/41bJoe0

Instead of asking the binary question whether AI will replace you, here is a better way of thinking about how AI might affect your job: wapo.st/41bJoe0 (🔸 from me!)

The tool in this column by @zhoyoyo.bsky.social allows you to check your job and see if AI is more likely to help you on it or replace you. Good news for pediatricians or college teachers. Bad news for credit authorizers, translators and actors. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Dahud Hanid Ortiz fue repatriado por Estados Unidos desde Venezuela como un hombre libre hace 10 días. Las pruebas recabadas contra él por los investigadores españoles sugieren que este exmarine estadounidense de 54 años es muy peligroso

El problema no es con compañeros, es cuando uno de los dos es un superior del otro, por motivos obvios. Yo no recuerdo que en los sitios en los que he trabajado en Estados Unidos haya ninguna restricción entre gente que están al mismo nivel en la cadena de mando.

He buscado en IMDB películas grabadas en Almería y ojo que salta la sorpresa. 'El Bueno, el Feo y el Malo', "Lawrence de Arabia' e 'Indiana Jones' lo sabía. Pero 'The Crown', 'Venom', Blade Runner 2049', 'Black Mirror'???? Q es esta fantasía?

Watching 'Challengers' and it has the rare quality of being full of character that I can't stand, not a even a bit. Maybe the grandmother and the chair who won't take it from one of the players.

La SER ha cantado gol de Mariona durante 10 segundos mientras en las imégenes de la tele mostrraban un fallo y Mariona lamentándose.. y yo pensando 'Madre mía que retraso lleva la tele q todavía queda que lo repita y marque'

Esta foto de la presentación de Pablo Torre y Bergström en el Mallorca me recuerda a las alineaciones de partidos de niños de 13-14 años en los que algunos ya han crecidos y otros no

The nuclear age was born 80 years ago this morning in Alamogordo, NM with the Trinity nuclear test. Humanity has lived ever since on the edge of a knife. To understand the world made 80 years ago, I am reposting our series from @postopinions.bsky.social www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Trump’s vow to shrink the federal government appears to rely, at least in part, on top officials doing multiple -- sometimes completely unrelated -- jobs simultaneously. By @azipaybarah.bsky.social @kevinschaul.bsky.social and @alvarovalino.bsky.social: www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...

My night in the forest with the Heebie-Jeebie, the Big Dipper, the July Comet, the Spring 4-Flasher, the Creekside Tree Blinker and other fireflies. Insects could hold the secret to human survival -- if we allow them to survive. Gift link to my latest column: wapo.st/46yYuh9

AI is changing everything. David Ignatius looks at how it's changing the world of spies too. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Viendo que el trono de mejor entrenador del mundo lo tenía Guardiola y ahora es de Luis Enrique, y con Valverde que ojo que no le den un equipo bueno, Quique Setién convencido de que está a unos añitos de entrenar a un Bayern que haga historia.

Shifts, chapter 2: Carolyn Funk, film projectionist www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

Having some fun with the old print this week in Opinions

In the 1970s, the oil lamps that illuminated lighthouses around the world started to disappear. As GPS technology became more common, hundreds of lighthouses were left empty and unstaffed. Check out this comic about a lighthouse keeper's world of 10,000-year-old icebergs, wild animals and love:

Our redesigned Shifts series (an illustrated history of work) debuts with the story of Barry Porter, author of 'Adventures of a Lightkeeper' www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/int...

@ilieoleart.bsky.social hay que hacer ya un Jesús desencadenado y empezar a amenazar

One last visual contribution to Opinions from Sergio Peçanha before taking a well deserved rest. wapo.st/44CVsWM

When a deal is this aggressive you got to take it