Dear readers,
Donald Trump is back. The Republican candidate won a resounding victory at Tuesday's election, becoming the first convicted felon to be elected president of the U.S.
EL PAÍS looked at where Trump made decisive gains, examined how the Democratic Party will move forward after the crushing defeat, and discussed how the results will affect Trump's pending legal cases.
In other news, we continued to report on the aftermath of the deadly flash floods in Spain, which have killed more than 200 people, and interviewed
Mark Thomson, who has just been selected to lead CERN, the world's largest particle physics laboratory.
We also looked at Kit Connor's rise to fame, spoke to Fontaines DC about their latest album, and probed into why marmosets and humans are the only known primates that have names.
We hope you enjoy this selection of stories from EL PAÍS USA Edition.
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- Why what happens at the North Pole can cause destructive storms in Spain
- Racism, sexism and LGBTQphobia tarnish the rise of women’s basketball in the US
- Searching for a missing father in the ravines and orange groves of Valencia
- Who voted for Trump? The Republican’s supporters by age, sex and race
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