News Summary - 01/09/2026

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There is a 'real threat' of US military action against Colombia, president tells BBC

Colombian President Gustavo Petro told the BBC that the US is behaving like an empire by threatening military action against Colombia, following comments made by former President Trump. Petro highlighted the real risk of US intervention in his country.

Huge anti-government protests in Tehran and other Iranian cities, videos show

Peaceful rallies took place on major roads in Tehran and Iran's second-largest city, with no intervention or dispersal by security forces.

Watch: Buildings in Tehran set on fire as demonstrations spread across Iran

Verified videos show protesters in Tehran chanting anti-government slogans amid widespread demonstrations across Iran. Buildings have been set on fire as the unrest continues to escalate.

Minnesota officials say FBI blocked their access to ICE shooting probe

Hundreds protested in Minneapolis over the killing of 37-year-old Renee Good. Minnesota officials claim the FBI has blocked their access to the investigation into the ICE shooting.

Venezuelan government begins releasing political prisoners

The US, having recently taken custody of Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro, has consistently called for the release of political detainees. In response, the Venezuelan government has started freeing these prisoners.

Vance criticizes Denmark and Europe's handling of 'critical' Greenland

European allies of Denmark have dismissed former US President Trump's proposal to annex Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory, highlighting ongoing tensions over its strategic importance.

Trump withdraws US from key climate treaty and dozens of other groups

The White House announced the US withdrawal from a major climate treaty and numerous other international organizations, stating these entities "no longer serve American interests" under the Trump administration.

Influential China church reports arrests as crackdown on Christians intensifies

Leaders of Early Rain Covenant Church have been arrested, and Yayang Church is being demolished, highlighting an escalating crackdown on Christian groups in China.

Tennis Kenya admits it shouldn't have let an amateur compete after viral defeat

Tennis Kenya admitted that allowing an amateur player to compete in a professional women's tournament was a mistake after her performance went viral. Organisers acknowledged the decision led to criticism and agreed she should not have been granted a wildcard entry.

Spain's Catholic Church signs deal on sexual abuse compensation

Spain's Catholic Church has reached an agreement to compensate victims of sexual abuse. This move comes after criticism that church leaders had not addressed the issue sufficiently, aiming to provide justice and support to survivors.

Australians brace for 'property loss or worse' as bushfires destroy homes

All regions in Victoria are under 'catastrophic' or 'extreme' fire warnings as severe bushfires threaten homes and safety, prompting widespread concern and urgent preparations for potential property loss or worse.

One dead, 38 missing after massive landfill collapses in Philippines

Rescuers in Cebu City have recovered 12 injured sanitation workers from the debris of a collapsed private landfill. One person has died, and 38 others remain missing as search efforts continue.

US involvement in Venezuela could last years, Trump says

The US president stated that the duration of his administration's involvement in Venezuela's affairs remains uncertain and will depend on future developments.

Lebanese army says it has taken over security in Hezbollah-dominated south

The Lebanese army announced it has taken control of security in the south, successfully clearing non-state weapons from the region. However, Israel criticized the move as "insufficient," expressing concerns over the presence and influence of Hezbollah in the area.

US halts assistance to Somalia over claims food aid was illegally seized

The US has stopped aid to Somalia amid allegations that 76 tonnes of food aid were illegally seized. Somalia denies these claims, stating the World Food Programme still holds the food aid.

Saudi-led coalition says UAE helped smuggle separatist leader out of Yemen

Aidarous al-Zubaidi, leader of the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council in Yemen, reportedly escaped to Somaliland by boat and then flew to Abu Dhabi, according to the Saudi-led coalition.

Algeria apologizes after player mocks Congolese superfan dressed as pan-African hero

Algeria has apologized after one of their players mocked Michel Nkuka Mboladinga, a Congolese superfan who stood still during DR Congo's AFCON matches in tribute to pan-African hero Patrice Lumumba. The incident sparked backlash, highlighting respect for Lumumba's legacy and the fan's unique tribute.

Australia PM announces royal commission into Bondi shooting

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a royal commission into the Bondi shooting, reversing his earlier resistance despite pressure from the Jewish community.

One million spent hours without heat and water after Russian strikes, Ukraine says

Officials report ongoing efforts to restore heat and water services in Dnipropetrovsk following widespread Russian attacks in southeastern Ukraine, which left one million people without essential utilities.

The secret mission to fly a president's body back home - pilot speaks to the BBC

A former air force pilot reveals his covert operation to transport Siad Barre's body back to Somalia for burial, detailing the challenges and secrecy involved in the mission.

'How do we look Indian?': Student's killing puts spotlight on racism in India

The murder of Anjel Chakma has sparked protests across India, highlighting ongoing racism issues and renewing calls for the government to enact comprehensive anti-racism legislation.

Two starkly opposed Americas laid bare by deadly ICE shooting

A deadly shooting involving ICE has intensified the heated debate over immigration enforcement, highlighting stark divisions in American perspectives on the issue.

Bowen: Trump risks pushing world back to age of empires

Jeremy Bowen argues that Donald Trump's desire for rapid, decisive victories, such as ousting Maduro, risks returning the world to a more confrontational, imperial mindset. This approach prioritizes quick wins over long-term stability, potentially escalating global tensions.

Who was Renee Nicole Good, the woman killed by ICE?

Renee Nicole Good, a mother of three and acclaimed poet, died suddenly while in ICE custody. Her death has ignited protests nationwide, highlighting concerns over immigration detention conditions and prompting calls for justice and reform.

Analysis: Why Trump chose Maduro's VP over Nobel winner

The Trump administration favored Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez over a Nobel laureate due to strategic political considerations. Rodríguez’s close ties to Nicolás Maduro and pivotal role in Venezuela's power structure made her a key figure in Trump's policy approach, focusing on maintaining influence and countering Maduro’s regime rather than engaging with opposition figures, including Nobel winners.

'We are not for sale': Greenlanders express fear and indignation as Trump eyes territory

Greenlanders told the BBC they reject the idea of becoming American amid renewed US interest in acquiring the territory. The White House has reaffirmed its desire to annex Greenland, sparking fear and anger among locals who emphasize their right to self-determination and independence.

Inside the sub-zero lair of the world's most powerful computer

Faisal Islam gains rare access to Willow, Google's advanced quantum computer, offering a glimpse into the cutting-edge technology operating in extreme conditions to push the boundaries of computing power.

How tariff disruption will continue reshaping the global economy in 2026

Trump's import tariffs continue to influence global trade patterns, causing ongoing shifts in supply chains and international markets. These levies have prompted countries and companies to adjust strategies, affecting economic relationships and trade flows worldwide as the impact persists into 2026.

Watch: Eyewitnesses recount deadly ICE shooting

Renee Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis' Central neighborhood. Eyewitnesses have shared their accounts of the incident, providing details surrounding the deadly shooting.

Video shows moment US immigration agent fatally shoots woman

A woman was fatally shot by a US immigration officer on a residential street in Minnesota. The incident occurred while she was in a car.

Tracking the oil tankers seized by the US

The US has seized two oil tankers: the Marinera, previously called Bella 1, in the North Atlantic, and the Sophia near the Caribbean in international waters.

Watch: Trump says Maduro copied his dancing. Did he?

On Tuesday, the US president alleged that former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro copied his dance moves. A comparison of their dancing styles highlights similarities and differences, sparking discussion about the claim.

Does the US have the right to take over Greenland?

Donald Trump has expressed interest in acquiring Greenland, sparking debate about the legality and feasibility. However, Greenland is an autonomous territory of Denmark, and international law respects sovereignty and territorial integrity, making such a takeover highly unlikely and controversial.

What's the relationship between Venezuela and Cuba?

The BBC's Cuba Correspondent, Will Grant, explores the strong political, economic, and social connections between Venezuela and Cuba, highlighting their long-standing alliance based on mutual support, shared ideology, and collaboration in areas like energy and healthcare.

The Treasury will discuss the new financing model with the autonomous communities in an extraordinary Fiscal Policy Council next Wednesday

The Government will present a proposal this Friday to renew the system of autonomous community financing, which has been in place for 12 years. The debate has focused on Catalonia's unique financing, which has caused discontent in other regions. The initial agreement between PSC and ERC, similar to a 'quota,' has evolved into a reform with a strong focus on Catalonia.

The maximalism of Junts and the demands of partners like Compromís complicate Sánchez's approval of the financing agreement for Catalonia

The firm maximalism of Junts and the additional demands from partners like Compromís make it difficult for President Sánchez to secure approval of the financing agreement for Catalonia, generating tensions and delays in key negotiations.

The PP Barons Revolt Against the Sánchez-ERC Pact and Threaten to Go to Court to Prevent It from Becoming Reality

Alberto Núñez Feijóo and other PP barons, such as Mañueco, reject the Sánchez and ERC pact on regional financing and threaten to take the matter to the Constitutional Court to block its approval.

Trump says they will launch ground attacks against cartels that are "running" Mexico

Trump stated that the drug cartels are "running" Mexico and announced that ground attacks will be launched against these criminal organizations to combat their power and control in the country.

Trump's Interest in Greenland Is Not a Whim: Why the Island Is Key in Geostrategic Terms

The U.S. ambition over Greenland is not new and dates back to 1867, the year they purchased Alaska. The island is key due to its geostrategic position and resources, reinforcing its importance for the U.S. government.

Former presidential candidate Enrique Márquez and an associate of María Corina Machado released

Enrique Márquez, former Venezuelan presidential candidate, and an associate of María Corina Machado were recently released in Venezuela amid a tense political situation. The measure has been highlighted in the country’s latest news.

Jesús Calleja suffers a severe accident in the Dakar: his car rolled over, but the drivers appear to be okay

Jesús Calleja suffered a serious accident in stage 5 of the Dakar, the second of the Marathon. His car rolled over, but fortunately the drivers seem to be okay after the incident.

Two Accused of Belonging to the CNI, a Canarian Journalist… the Story of the Five Freed Spaniards and Why They Were in Prison

Five Spaniards, including two accused of belonging to the CNI and a Canarian journalist, were released after being imprisoned at the end of 2025. These individuals were part of a group of between 14 and 20 Spanish prisoners, detained for various reasons during that period.

The Shift to the Right in Latin America: a "Change of Cycle" That Could Intensify in 2026 Due to Elections in Five More Countries

Although the left regained prominence in 2022, issues such as economic stagnation, crime, and immigration are driving the rise of the right and far-right in Latin America. This year, elections will be held in Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Haiti, and Costa Rica, and the shift to the right could intensify in 2026 with other elections.

Trump says he would like to greet Corina Machado and accept the Nobel Peace Prize she has offered him: "It would be an honor"

Trump stated that it would be a great honor to accept the Nobel Peace Prize offered by Corina Machado and expressed his desire to greet her personally.

This is ICE, the 'immigration police' promoted by Trump and now implicated in the death of Renee Good

ICE, created in 2003 as the successor to the Immigration and Naturalization Service, has more than 20,000 employees across 400 offices and operates in 48 countries. It is currently facing criticism following the death of Renee Good.

Renee Good’s ex-husband, the woman shot by ICE, asserts that she was not an activist and had just dropped off her son at school

Renee Good’s ex-husband stated that she was not an activist and that, at the time of the incident with ICE agents, she was returning home after dropping off her son at school. She was shot by the agents during an operation on the street.

The shocking video in which an officer shoots and kills a woman at a protest in Minnesota

The video shows the moment when a woman tries to evade the police during a protest in Minnesota, at which point an officer shoots her three times, causing her death.

This Was Renee Good, the Woman Shot by Trump’s Immigration Police and to Whom an Agent Yelled: "Get Out of the Damn Car!"

Renee Good, a white woman, U.S. citizen, poet, and mother of three children, widow, was shot by immigration police during the Trump administration, in an incident where an agent yelled at her, "Get out of the damn car!"

"'Florentino is going to sack you, remember': huge tension between Simeone and Vinícius in the derby

During the derby between Atlético and Real Madrid, a tense verbal confrontation took place between Simeone and Vinícius, marking the most intense moment of the match.

Real Madrid holds on and beats Atlético: will play the Spanish Super Cup final against Barça

Real Madrid defeated Atlético de Madrid 2-1 with goals from Valverde and Rodrygo, withstanding the rival's onslaught. Thus, the white team advanced to the Spanish Super Cup final where they will face Barcelona.

María José Campanario talks on 'El Hormiguero' about her illness: "I live with pain every day"

María José Campanario appeared on 'El Hormiguero' with Eduardo Navarrete and Roberto Leal to present the new season of 'El Desafío', where she spoke openly about her illness and the pain she faces daily.

Storm Goretti puts several regions on alert this Friday for snow, rain, fog, wind, and high waves

Storm Goretti is affecting several communities with alerts for snow, heavy and persistent rain, fog, wind, and high waves, especially in the northern and northwestern part of the peninsula.

Hundreds of protesters demand the expulsion of Maccabi from the EuroLeague ahead of their match in Madrid: "A genocide is being whitewashed"

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Madrid to demand the expulsion of Maccabi from the EuroLeague, denouncing that the team is whitewashing a genocide. The protest was heavily policed to prevent incidents.

'GH Dúo' returns in a big way: they bring back "a television beast," the "perfect villain," a model, and a National Dance Award winner

Most of the contestants are already in the house, where they have been part of surprising reunions. More participants are expected to arrive in the coming days, keeping the excitement of the show alive.

A five-year-old girl dies after suffering a fulminant case of meningococcal sepsis in Huelva

The Andalusian government has activated the health protocol following the death of a five-year-old girl from meningococcal sepsis in Huelva, implementing preventive measures such as chemoprophylaxis treatment to prevent further infections.

Sheila Devil, daughter of Camilo Sexto, begins treatment for her addictions

Lourdes Ornelas, mother of Sheila Devil, confirmed on the radio show 'Las mañanas de Federico' that her daughter has started treatment to overcome her addictions.

The buses that will replace Metro Line 6 during the early night closure will run every 10 minutes

EMT lines SC1 and SC2 will operate from January 11 between 11:00 PM and 2:20 AM on weekdays, replacing Metro Line 6 during the installation works of platform doors, with a frequency of every 10 minutes.

Doctors Pressure the Ministry of Health with an Indefinite Strike and Announce More Protests Against the Framework Statute

Medical unions, united in their rejection of the draft Framework Statute, have announced the possibility of an indefinite strike and new protests to pressure the Ministry of Health.

The Best One-Year Bank Deposits to Make Money in January Without Investing a Fortune

This conservative banking product guarantees a 100% return throughout the duration of the contract, offering a safe option for investors looking to make money in January without large investments.

Jesús Calleja, outraged after his accident in the Dakar: "They put us behind crappy cars that don't race"

Jesús Calleja expressed his frustration from the medical center after his serious accident on the second day of the Dakar. He criticized the organization for placing them behind slow vehicles that hinder their race, which contributed to the crash during the marathon stage.

Gregorio Marañón Prevents Amputation of a Child's Leg with Cancer by Reconstructing His Femur Using an Adult's Tibia

The Gregorio Marañón Hospital performed an innovative surgery to avoid the amputation of a child's leg affected by cancer, reconstructing his femur with the tibia from an adult donor. The procedure was previously tested using a digital model to minimize risks and ensure the success of the operation.

Swiss Hospitals Receive Skin Donations and Increase Production for Burn Victims of the Crans Montana Fire

Skin donations have arrived at Swiss hospitals to temporarily treat victims with severe burns from the Crans Montana fire, helping to prevent infections in their wounds.

A sailor from a Civil Guard patrol boat dies during the rescue of a cayuco in La Gomera

A Civil Guard sailor died after fainting and hitting his head during the rescue of a cayuco in La Gomera.

The Essence of Home is in the Kitchen: Tableware to Make It Special and Versatile

The kitchen is the heart of the home, where the right tableware makes it special and functional. Equipping it with versatile and quality utensils facilitates food preparation and enhances the culinary experience, enriching the family atmosphere and everyday life.

Nathy Peluso surprises in New York with a look where the lace bra is the main protagonist

Nathy Peluso makes an impact in New York with a daring look that highlights a lace bra, posing atop the Rockefeller Center and defying the city's cold.

Chris Martin, from Coldplay, speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade"

Chris Martin joked about the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during an event with a 'kisscam'.

Grok, Musk's AI, continues creating nudes of women despite criticism: 6,700 images per hour

Elon Musk's chatbot Grok generates images of naked women upon user request, which has sparked criticism due to rights violations and questionable ethical use, reaching a rate of 6,700 images per hour.

The first stranded Spaniards in Socotra due to the conflict in Yemen arrive in Saudi Arabia

Four Spaniards stranded in Socotra because of the conflict in Yemen arrived in Saudi Arabia on an evacuation flight operated by Yemenia. Another six are scheduled to fly on Saturday.

A Vocational Training Teacher in Puertollano Enters the Global Elite of Education

A Vocational Training teacher in Puertollano, recently joined the CIFP Virgen de Gracia for the 2023/2024 academic year, has achieved a new recognition that highlights and reinforces his outstanding professional career in the educational field at a global level.

Siro Ouro, actor known for his role in 'La Mesías', dies at 24 years old

The Galician actor Siro Ouro, also known as 'Gold Sirope', passed away on January 1 at the age of 24. The news was confirmed by his father, Dani Ouro, through social media.

Sara Carbonero leaves the ICU at Lanzarote hospital and is moved to the ward

Sara Carbonero has improved after her surgery and has been transferred from the ICU to the ward, sources from the magazine 'Hola' report.

Sara Carbonero’s Greatest Supports: From Her Best Friend Isabel Jiménez to Her Mother Goyi

Sara Carbonero receives great support from her best friend Isabel Jiménez, her mother Goyi, her children, and her partner Jota Cabrera, who stand by her side offering all the help possible.

Casillas reassures about the health of his ex: "She will come as soon as she can"

Casillas assured that his ex is in good health and that she will attend when she can. The journalist was accompanied by her partner, her best friend, and her mother during this moment.

Ferrovial, ACS, Acciona, Sacyr, and OHLA Compete for the New High-Speed Train Depot in Las Tablas

The 56-million-euro project includes a new technical facility for the parking and maintenance of high-speed trains in Las Tablas, with Ferrovial, ACS, Acciona, Sacyr, and OHLA competing for the contract award.

Who is Inspector Pelayo Gayol? The Asturian Trainer of the G.E.O. in the New Prime Docuseries

The platform Amazon premieres 'Pelayo. Beyond the Limit,' a new docuseries that highlights Inspector Pelayo Gayol, the Asturian trainer of the G.E.O., continuing the success of 'G.E.O. Beyond the Limit.'

'Marie Antoinette Blush,' the Blush Technique that Rejuvenates the Face: Ideal for Mature Skin

The "Marie Antoinette blush" technique applies bright blush in circles on the center of the cheeks, blending it outward, achieving a rejuvenating effect ideal for mature skin.

Zoa Luengo, health coach: "Tell me what feeling overwhelms you in the new year and I’ll tell you what to take to relieve it"

Coach Zoa Luengo emphasizes that taking care of yourself does not mean perfection, but paying attention to the body's signals and responding to them to maintain well-being.

Elon Musk's plan with Neuralink: restore full mobility to paralyzed bodies

Elon Musk stated on his X profile that Neuralink has the potential to restore full body functionality in people with paralysis, aiming to return complete mobility to them through this neuroimplant technology.

Do the waterfalls at the end of 'Stranger Things' exist? The magical place where Eleven's finale was filmed

Millie Bobby Brown's finale in Stranger Things is sparking debate in Spain, especially regarding the location where the scene was filmed, highlighting the magical place of the waterfalls that appear in the episode.

Nougat Flan Without Oven and Without Egg: The Recipe to Use Up Christmas Leftovers

After the holidays, it is common to have leftovers such as nougat. This recipe uses those leftovers to make a delicious flan, without the need for an oven or eggs, helping to avoid waste.

Jorge Torre, Ideologue of the V16 Beacon: "I Believe the Triangle Must Be Eliminated"

Jorge Torre, creator of the V16 Help Flash beacon and former member of the Civil Guard Traffic Group, advocates for the elimination of the emergency triangle, promoting the V16 beacon as a safer and more efficient alternative for signaling broken-down vehicles.

Losing Jobs or Being Manipulated? The Major Concerns Societies Have About AI

Artificial intelligence has transformed our lives but raises concerns. According to a Statista survey, the main social worries are losing employment and being manipulated through this technology, reflecting fears about its negative impacts.

Ábalos's Lawyer Will Have to Attend the Hearing on Pretrial Detention Despite Having Withdrawn from His Defense

Judge Leopoldo Puente has denied postponing the hearing on pretrial detention, which will take place on Thursday, January 15, and has ruled that Ábalos's lawyer must attend despite having withdrawn from his defense.

Aldama acknowledges the facts of the mask case and requests a reduction of the sentence sought by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office for him

Aldama, a commission agent in the Koldo case, admits to having paid bribes to Ábalos and Koldo García in his defense, and requests a reduction of the sentence proposed by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office.

The Church Signs a Historic Agreement with the Government to Provide Financial Compensation to Victims of Sexual Abuse

The Church and the Government agree on a mixed system to provide financial compensation to victims of sexual abuse, involving the participation of the victims and financial responsibility of the Church. Additionally, a new claim process is established through the Ombudsman.

The DANA Judge Focuses on the Withdrawal of Firefighters from Watercourse Surveillance on October 29

The judge investigating the DANA has resumed summoning witnesses, focusing on the withdrawal of firefighters from watercourse surveillance on October 29. She has also called an Emergency technician involved in sending the Es-Alert to testify, seeking to clarify the management and response to the emergency.

Weight lost with drugs like Ozempic is usually regained within one or two years after stopping them

Studies indicate that after stopping drugs like Ozempic, people usually regain the lost weight, gaining an average of 400 grams per month, thus returning to their original weight within one or two years.

Finland Surpassed Spain as the EU Country with the Highest Unemployment Rate in November

In November, Finland recorded an unemployment rate of 10.6%, surpassing Spain and becoming the EU country with the highest unemployment in that month.

Juanes' profound response on 'La Revuelta' to the question about money: "When you seek it, it doesn't come"

The Colombian singer Juanes visited Broncano's show to present his new songs and upcoming tour in Spain, where he shared a reflection about money: "When you seek it, it doesn't come."

How can I get a mortgage to buy bare ownership?

In 2023, 2,000 transactions for the purchase of bare ownership were recorded, 11% more than in 2022, reaching the highest figure of the last decade.

If you have Vodafone TV, this interests you: you can access these premium channels for free for a limited time

Vodafone TV expands its offer and allows its customers to access premium channels for free for a limited time, enhancing the entertainment experience at no additional cost.

The wine from Galicia chosen among the best in Spain in 2025: for less than 10 euros

The magazine Viajar has highlighted a wine with the Rías Baixas Designation of Origin as one of the best in Spain in 2025, emphasizing its quality and affordable price, for less than 10 euros.

These are the three 2026 aids that reduce the cost of home renovations

In 2026, there are grants of up to 80% and tax savings that can exceed 9,000 euros, aimed at renovations that improve energy efficiency in homes, thereby helping to reduce the cost of these improvements.

Year of Snows

The Spanish economy will grow by more than 2% in 2026, after registering an increase of 3.4% in 2024 and 2.9% in 2025.

Return to Normalcy

2026 started off complicated, but there is still a year left to correct the course and regain normalcy.

A V-16 for Everyone

The capture of Nicolás Maduro has generated great impact and shock in a world already marked by multiple crises and upheavals.

A Nostalgic and Noisy Oreja

The discussion about names and lineups in La Oreja de Van Gogh distracts from what really matters: the songs should not be a cause for conflict.

Ayuso visits Milei and they seek to "take care of the relationship between sister nations" following the situation in Venezuela

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, visited the Argentine President, Javier Milei, where they highlighted the good relations between both leaders and reiterated their commitment to taking care of the relationship between Spain and Argentina, especially following the situation in Venezuela.

Basketball Player Daniil Kasatkin, Part of the Prisoner Exchange Between Russia and France

Daniil Kasatkin, a basketball player detained for alleged involvement in a hacker group, was included in a prisoner exchange between Russia and France that also involved the French researcher Laurent Vinatier.

Inés Hernard: "Telecinco has a fairly clear editorial line and I think it is very different from my profile"

Inés Hernard shared candid insights about her professional journey on Arnau Martínez's podcast, discussing her experience at RTVE and expressing that Telecinco's editorial style contrasts strongly with her own approach.

The Ibex 35 seals a new all-time high amid geopolitical tension

The Ibex 35 reached a new all-time high by closing above 17,654 points, surpassing this level for the first time at closing, in a context marked by geopolitical tension.

AI will make you a millionaire if you work in plumbing: "I had no experience and I haven't stopped for a year"

Artificial Intelligence is automating human jobs, but manual trades like plumbing are seeing increased demand and value. People without experience, drawn by this opportunity, have found success and job stability, highlighting the growing worth of practical skills in a changing technological market.

Loot boxes or paid avatars initiate kids into gambling addiction: "He memorized my card for Minecraft"

The Technological Addictions Service of Madrid has observed an increase in minors seeking consultation due to gambling addiction linked to in-game purchases, such as loot boxes and avatars, which can lead to compulsive behaviors, including the unauthorized use of payment cards.

Sports are trained for and now also shown off: "If a race goes really badly, I wouldn’t post it on social media"

Amateur sports combine enjoyment and display, as apps and social networks turn every training session into public data. This creates comparison, pressure, and the search for community, although not focusing solely on personal records.

Russia rejects the deployment of international troops to Ukraine and warns they will be military targets

Russia warns that the arrival of international troops in Ukraine will be considered foreign intervention and a direct threat to its security, cautioning that these soldiers will be military targets.

Sánchez calls to "not remain silent" in the face of threats to international law and proposes sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine and Palestine

Sánchez emphasizes the importance of Spain denouncing territorial interference in Denmark and warns against remaining silent in the face of threats to International Law. He proposes sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine and Palestine to defend international legality and promote stability in these regions.

Zelenski asks his partners to respond to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure

Ukrainian President Zelenski insisted that diplomatic talks should not hinder the supply of air defense systems to Ukraine, in response to ongoing Russian attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure.

Hospital admissions for flu increase after Christmas while infections continue to decline

Data from the ISCIII reveals a decrease in flu infections, from 106 to 84 cases per 100,000 inhabitants. However, hospital admissions for flu increase after Christmas, especially affecting children under one year old, with an incidence of 240 cases per 100,000 inhabitants.

Rocío Jurado's Mansion in Madrid for Sale at 12 Million, After Complete Renovation, Featuring Private Cinema and Pools

Rocío Jurado's mansion in Madrid, put up for sale at 12 million, has been completely renovated. The comprehensive refurbishment includes modernizing all rooms and boasts luxury features such as a private cinema and pools, showing a remarkable transformation highlighted in the new images published by the magazine 'Semana'.

They investigate the death of a man and a woman inside a car in their garage

Emergency services tried to resuscitate a man and a woman found dead inside a car in their garage, without success. Authorities are investigating the causes of their deaths.

At least two dead and six injured after a shooting at a church in Utah

At least two people died and six were injured in a shooting at a church in Utah. Three of the injured are in critical condition, according to authorities.

El Rubius, Ibai Llanos, and Kai Cenat among the participants in MrBeast’s new challenge with one million euros at stake

MrBeast begins preparations for one of his most ambitious projects, a challenge featuring 50 content creators, including El Rubius, Ibai Llanos, and Kai Cenat, with a prize of one million euros up for grabs.

Anabel and Isabel Pantoja "are estranged," according to 'Ni que fuéramos'

David Insua reported on 'No somos nadie' that Anabel and Isabel Pantoja have a distant relationship, reflecting recent family tensions between mother and daughter.

Wyoming explains his return: "An ignorant person wanted to take my place"

Wyoming reveals that his comeback is due to someone inexperienced trying to replace him on his show. He expresses that this situation motivated him to return to reclaim his spot and continue his work firmly.

Rosa and Manu tie for the second consecutive time on 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra'

Rosa and Manu tied again on 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', thus avoiding that either of them takes 'The Blue Chair' in the next show.

A psychologist, about the photo of Aless Lecquio and her daughter made with AI: "It can affect mental health"

Aless Lecquio has received numerous criticisms for sharing a photo of her daughter and granddaughter generated with AI. A psychologist warns that this type of image can negatively impact mental health, causing confusion and affecting the perception of reality.

Tension between Santaolalla and Claudia Montes: "Do I have to put up with a woman who benefited from corruption?"

Journalist Santaolalla harshly criticized Claudia Montes, Ábalos's former friend, for using her relationship with the ex-minister to obtain influential positions, accusing her of benefiting from corruption.

Luis Guzman lashes out at ICE after the murder of Renee Good: "These idiots are out of control"

Actor Luis Guzman harshly criticized ICE following the murder of Renee Good, calling its members "idiots out of control" and denouncing that they are killing innocents.

Risto Mejide reacts to the attack to capture Maduro: "Ideology is for poor people like us"

Risto Mejide returned to 'Todo es mentira' after his Christmas vacation and reacted to the attack to capture Nicolás Maduro, ironically highlighting that "ideology is for poor people like us."

Jennifer Garner on her divorce from Ben Affleck: "Time is the opportunity to heal"

Jennifer Garner spoke in 'Marie Claire' about her process of healing after her divorce from Ben Affleck, highlighting that time has been key to healing and moving forward emotionally.

Kate Middleton Visits Hospital with Her Husband by Surprise and Talks About Her Own Experience: "I Know What It's Like"

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, turned 44 on January 9 and made a surprise visit to a hospital with her husband. During the visit, she shared her personal experience, noting that she understands what patients go through.

New details about who would be Jessica Bueno's boyfriend: "He is about 40 years old and is an acquaintance of Kiko Rivera"

Leticia Requejo revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that Jessica Bueno's alleged boyfriend is around 40 years old and is an acquaintance of Kiko Rivera, adding new details about his identity and their relationship.

Estela Grande opens up about her fears in the final stretch of her pregnancy: "I'm a little traumatized"

Estela Grande shares on Instagram that she has packed the bags for herself and her babies in case of a new hospital emergency, expressing her concern and fear in the final stages of her pregnancy.

Gabriela, the 'fourth' Pombo sister, has another biological sister in Belgium

Gabriela, considered the 'fourth' Pombo sister, traveled to Belgium to spend Christmas with her biological sister and her mother, who was the nanny of María, Marta, and Lucía Pombo.

Queen Letizia and her former brother-in-law, Jaime de Marichalar, meet at an awards ceremony

Queen Letizia and her former brother-in-law Jaime de Marichalar, ex-husband of Infanta Elena, sister of King Felipe, coincided at an awards event. Marichalar divorced the Infanta in 2009.

The Emotional Message from Rocío Carrasco to Fidel Albiac: "I Want to Tell You a Thousand Times That I Love You"

Rocío Carrasco expressed her love for her husband, Fidel Albiac, with an emotional letter she wrote during her participation in 'Hasta el fin del mundo'.

Mónica Pont makes peace with her mother: "I needed to forgive her"

Mónica Pont, the former model, spoke on 'El tiempo justo' about her reconciliation with her mother, expressing that she needed to forgive her in order to heal their relationship and find personal peace.

Ángel Cristo explains his long absence from public life: he is focused on "healing" and on his memoirs

Ángel Cristo, Bárbara Rey's son, is away from public life to focus on his healing process and dedicate himself to writing his memoirs, where he will reveal the truth about his difficult childhood.

Cristina Tárrega: "Isabel Pantoja and Kiko Rivera will reconcile because Agustín adores his nephew"

Kiko Rivera has not yet sought to reconcile with his mother Isabel Pantoja, but he does want to improve his relationship with his sister Isa Pantoja. According to Cristina Tárrega, the reconciliation between Isabel and Kiko will happen because Agustín, Isabel’s father, adores his nephew.

Kings or Magi? The Magi through the Art of the Prado Museum

The Prado Museum showcases how the depiction of the Magi has changed over time, reflecting their origin and mystery. Melchior, Caspar, and Balthazar have been portrayed in multiple ways: as kings or magicians, with crowns or turbans, alongside horses or elephants, and with Balthazar’s skin tone ranging from light to African black.

Researchers Develop a Sensor to Detect Drugs Quickly

Giovanni Montà-González and Vicente Martí Centelles, from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, have created an innovative sensor that rapidly detects scopolamine, a drug commonly used in chemical submission crimes. They use a system of 'molecular cages' never before applied for this purpose, paving the way for its effective use in real samples like beverages to combat this growing social problem.

This Is How the Eiffel Tower That Revolutionized Pontevedra This Holiday Season Looked

In Cuntis (Pontevedra), a 17.5-meter replica of the Eiffel Tower, created by Javier Loureiro since October, has amazed people during the Christmas season in the village of Soutelo. Inspired by a fridge magnet and a conversation among friends, Loureiro, who has experience as a formworker, personally showcases his work, which has become a local festive symbol.

Guthrie wins stage 5 of the Dakar and Carlos Sainz and Nani Roma are back in the fight; Schareina gives up the lead in motorcycles

Valencian rider Tosha Schareina lost the lead in the Dakar 2026 motorcycle category, which passed to Australian Daniel Sanders, following the fifth stage won by Guthrie, while Carlos Sainz and Nani Roma resumed the competition in cars.

Cormier on Tsarukyan: "He Could Be the Best Lightweight Since Makhachev, He Needs to Fight Topuria"

Daniel Cormier, two-time champion and UFC commentator, believes that Tsarukyan has the potential to be the best lightweight since Makhachev and emphasizes that he should face Topuria, describing the fight as necessary.

Enrique Cerezo: "Julián Álvarez will be back to his usual self at any moment"

Enrique Cerezo, president of Atlético de Madrid, traveled to Saudi Arabia for the Super Cup match between Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid.

The Apology of Bayern Munich's Great Prospect for Saying He Wants to Play at Real Madrid

Max Eberl, sporting director of Bayern Munich, confirmed that the club's young prospect has already apologized for expressing his desire to play at Real Madrid, clarifying the situation and maintaining harmony within the team.

Corretja, on his favorites for the Australian Open and Carlos Alcaraz’s role: "It’s a nice challenge for him"

Former tennis player and commentator Corretja analyzed the Australian Open, highlighting Carlos Alcaraz as a promising talent. He believes that the tournament represents a nice challenge for Alcaraz in his career and shared his favorites for the first Grand Slam of the season in an interview with Eurosport.

From the Cinema to the Court: The Champions Cup Begins, Basketball for People with Intellectual Disabilities

The ACB Foundation has launched the Champions Cup, a new basketball competition for people with intellectual disabilities. The cup features the participation of 18 clubs and aims to promote inclusion and adapted sports, providing players with a competitive and social platform.

My son with autism doesn’t like gifts: what should we buy him for Epiphany?

Children with autism often have very specific interests and may show little enthusiasm for gifts, either repeatedly asking for the same things or showing no interest at all, which poses a challenge when choosing gifts for Epiphany.

Marta, with 11 rare diseases, denounces the lack of care: "They told me it was all in my head"

Marta Cucurella, 41 years old, suffers from 11 rare diseases derived from vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, of genetic origin. She denounces the lack of medical attention and that her symptoms were dismissed, being attributed to psychological causes.

Dependency certificates do not prove disability for IRPF purposes, according to the Ombudsman

Ángel Gabilondo reported that, due to the ongoing parliamentary process, consultations and actions with the Tax Agency regarding dependency certificates and their validity to prove disability for IRPF purposes are suspended until the regulation is approved.

Álex Díaz, with SMA and boccia champion: "Our quality of life depends on what we can afford"

Álex Díaz, player for the Spanish Boccia National Team and champion, dreams of participating in the Paralympic Games. At 46 years old and affected by SMA, he emphasizes that quality of life depends on the economic resources available.

Banco Sabadell squeezes its star product and extends the interest rate on the remunerated account until February

Banco Sabadell extends the interest rate on its remunerated account until February, a key product for attracting digital customers and aligned with its strategy toward 2027.

Moeve and Galp negotiate the merger of their network of service stations and refineries to create a European champion

Moeve and Galp are negotiating to merge their networks of service stations and refineries, aiming to create two independent downstream entities. The alliance seeks to strengthen their competitive position and form a European leader in the energy sector.

UGT agrees to raise the minimum wage by 3.1%, but demands continued increases in the future until it reaches 1,444 euros

Pepe Álvarez, General Secretary of UGT, accepts a 3.1% increase in the minimum wage but demands future rises until it reaches 1,444 euros. He criticizes the delay in tightening working hours registration, proposes reducing the workday in 2026, calls for reforming dismissal procedures, and demands respect for the unions.

Paramount insists: its offer for Warner is "superior" to Netflix's and appeals to shareholders after their rejection

Paramount maintains that its proposal to acquire Warner offers greater value to investors compared to Netflix's offer, and calls on shareholders following the initial rejection.

Fair Wages and Responsible Use of AI: This is the European Union's Quality Employment Law

The European Commission has outlined a roadmap for the upcoming Quality Employment Law, which aims to ensure fair wages and promote the responsible use of artificial intelligence in the workplace.

The Government Tightens Regulation of Consumer Credit Amid Increasing Demand

The Government is implementing new regulations for consumer credit in response to a 25% year-on-year increase in these loans, reaching levels not seen since November 2007.

What's Happening with Season 2 of 'Fallout'? Why Is No One Talking About One of the Year's Series?

Despite receiving positive reviews, the second season of 'Fallout', based on Bethesda's famous video game franchise, goes unnoticed at its premiere, generating little conversation about one of the year's most outstanding series.

16 Movies to Watch in January: 'Nouvelle Vague', Kristen Stewart's Directorial Debut, and Much More

The theater listings and streaming platforms offer a variety of notable movies for January, including Kristen Stewart's debut as a director and the highly anticipated 'Nouvelle Vague', among other diverse options for all tastes.

Review of 'People We Know on Vacation': Netflix Premieres a Romantic Comedy Like the Old Days

Emily Henry's bestseller is adapted into a classic romantic comedy, starring Tom Blyth and Emily Bader, whose chemistry stands out as they warmly celebrate love.

The most brutal from the creator of 'Peaky Blinders' returns to Disney+

Steven Knight returns with 'A Thousand Blows', a series set in London's East End in 1880, where a group of characters fights to survive in a harsh and challenging environment.

Who is Inspector Pelayo Gayol? The Asturian Trainer of the G.E.O. in the New Prime Docuseries

Amazon Prime premieres 'Pelayo. Beyond the Limit,' a docuseries that highlights the figure of inspector and Asturian trainer Pelayo Gayol, revisiting his role following the success of 'G.E.O. Beyond the Limit.'

This 'Stranger Things' Actress Regrets Missing the Finale: "I Had Cancer, But It Was in Remission"

Jennifer Marshall explains that she did not participate in the 'Stranger Things' finale, even though her cancer was in remission, due to the need to maintain the union's health insurance.

Óscar Sala (NASA SpaceApps): "Spain is top 10 worldwide in science, but many times that talent does not translate into industry"

Óscar Sala highlights that Spain holds a prominent position in science on a global scale and is one of the countries with the highest participation in the NASA SpaceApps Challenge, the largest global STEAM hackathon. However, he warns that Spanish talent often does not translate into industrial development and emphasizes the potential of the space sector and the rise of the 'new space' to drive innovation.

TCL presents a connected future at CES 2026: from mobile phones and televisions to augmented reality glasses

TCL revealed at CES 2026 a range of technological innovations spanning from mobile phones and televisions to augmented reality glasses, showcasing its vision of an interconnected future.

Meta adds features to its Ray-Ban Display glasses: from a teleprompter to handwriting

Meta updates its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses by incorporating a teleprompter and handwriting capabilities. However, it has suspended their international launch due to high product demand.

Amazon launches a picture-style TV and updates Fire TV, which comes free to compatible devices

Amazon introduces Ember Artline, its first "lifestyle" TV with art mode and interchangeable frames, designed to blend in like a picture. Additionally, it announces a free Fire TV update for compatible devices, enhancing the living room experience with new features at CES 2026.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health: this is how the AI that analyzes your medical history and Apple Health data works

ChatGPT Health allows you to import medical histories and connect applications like Apple Health to analyze reports and wellness data. OpenAI highlights that health is one of the most frequently asked topics on ChatGPT, with more than 230 million questions weekly.

Queen Letizia opts for the favorite outfit of journalists (and now also of fashion lovers) at an awards ceremony

Queen Letizia made a reappearance wearing a suit with a masculine cut, a bold style that has gained popularity among journalists like Silvia Intxaurrondo and is currently trending in the fashion world.

Goodbye rain boots: these are the ideal and elegant Converse for rainy days

Cloud dancer-colored leather Converse offer an elegant and practical option for rainy days, combining style and functionality without the need to wear rain boots.

Goodbye to the Orange Tone: Foolproof Tricks to Keep Perfect and Luminous Brown Hair

Maintaining brown hair without orange tones is challenging. The article offers effective tips and tricks to preserve a perfect and luminous brown color, eliminating those unwanted reflections that affect its natural appearance.

Second-hand or 'pre-owned', the alternative to sales in fashion, jewelry...

Second-hand fashion is gaining popularity, offering high-quality products at lower prices, representing an attractive option compared to traditional sales in fashion and jewelry.

Parfois offers the most affordable version of Italy's most famous handbag

Parfois launches affordable braided versions of the iconic intrecciato style, making Italy's representative design accessible to more people.

Mara Jiménez, 'influencer': "It is very difficult to love your body in a world that invites you to hate it"

Mara Jiménez addresses "fatphobia," online harassment, and how society affects women's relationship with their bodies, highlighting the difficulty of loving yourself in an environment that promotes body hatred.

These Are the Six Restaurants Competing for the Best Ham Croquette Award in Spain 2026

The 2026 edition of Madrid Fusión features the much-anticipated contest to select the best ham croquette in Spain, with six finalist restaurants competing for the prestigious award.

With Christmas leftovers... fish, shrimp, or prawn croquettes

After the holidays, leftover fish and seafood can be used to prepare delicious croquettes, a tasty and practical way to reuse these foods.

Chef José Andrés' trick to make chicken broth more flavorful: "It's very easy to prepare"

Chef José Andrés shares a simple and nutritious chicken broth recipe to fight the cold, highlighting how easy it is to prepare and its delicious flavor.

Homemade Pasta with Restaurant Quality: The Trick Is to Stop Following the Box Instructions

According to a culinary source, following the package instructions to the letter can ruin pasta with sauce. For a restaurant-quality result, it's better to adapt the cooking and techniques rather than strictly adhere to the manufacturer's directions.

The little inn of Cantabria where you still eat like before: modest prices and a traditional mountain stew

In this Cantabrian inn, hearty homemade food prevails, offering flavorful dishes prepared in a traditional way, maintaining modest prices that recall times past.

A Galician Chef’s Trick to Make Clams Release All the Sand: "Imitating the Sea"

Chef Pablo Suárez recommends using a specific proportion of salt per liters of water to mimic the sea and ensure that clams release all the sand, making sure they are clean before cooking.

The town of Navarra trapped in the Middle Ages that conquered Hollywood

This small medieval village in northern Spain, with fewer than 100 inhabitants, was chosen years ago as the setting for the filming of a movie starring several Hollywood stars.

From the Alhambra to the Mosque of Córdoba: the most visited monuments in Spain in 2025

The official tourism portal of Spain has revealed the most visited monuments in 2025, highlighting the Alhambra and the Mosque of Córdoba as the main attractions for both national and international travelers.

The Two Only Spanish Destinations That 'Forbes' Has Included in Its 2026 List

Forbes has selected 26 global travel destinations for 2026, including two unique Spanish places that stand out for their tourist and cultural appeal.

The town in Spain that Australians are 'dying' to visit, according to 'Vogue'

Vogue Australia has highlighted a town in the Valencian Community as a highly desired tourist destination among its readers, recommending it for its appeal and charm.

The Medieval Town of Tarragona Hidden Among Mountains and Surrounded by Legends of Vampire Dogs

This small town in Baix Camp, Tarragona, stands out for its location among mountains and its ancient legends, including stories of vampire dogs, which enhance its medieval and tourist appeal in southern Catalonia.

The destiny of France with a breathtaking sanctuary and the second favorite monument of the French

This French town is a prominent center for spiritual tourism, famous for its stunning natural landscapes and monuments that blend human craftsmanship with nature, attracting numerous visitors.

The Mediterranean country that few Spaniards visit but is among the best travel destinations for 2026

This Mediterranean country offers an attractive coastline with beaches and coastal villages, alongside an extensive desert landscape ideal for adventurers. Although few Spaniards visit it, it stands out as one of the best destinations to travel to in 2026.

The Signals from Your Body When You Lack Nutrients Like Magnesium, Iron, or Potassium

Some symptoms can alert you to deficiencies in essential nutrients such as magnesium, iron, or potassium. Recognizing these signs in time allows you to treat the deficiency and avoid serious complications.

Did you know that there are inflammatory foods and also emotions that cause inflammation? This is their connection, according to two experts

Excessive consumption of unhealthy foods and prolonged anxiety, especially during the holidays, cause inflammation in the body, according to two experts who link these factors to overall well-being.

"The Sandwich Technique and Other Strategies to Say 'No' in Uncomfortable Situations"

The expert recommends taking care of emotional health and practicing assertiveness calmly, especially at Christmas, using techniques like the sandwich method to say 'no' without confrontation.

A coronary bypass is performed for the first time without open-heart surgery

Cardiologist Christopher Bruce highlighted that, through innovation and creative thinking, they managed to perform a coronary bypass for the first time without the need for open-heart surgery, developing a practical solution for this procedure.

If You Talk About These Topics, You Have Below-Average Social Skills

Talking about certain inappropriate topics out of context or with people you are not close to can reflect below-average social skills, as it indicates a lack of tact and difficulty in reading social situations.

These Are the Cars That Will Have the Fewest Breakdowns in 2026

The OCU has published a study identifying the vehicles with the lowest likelihood of breakdowns in 2026, helping consumers choose more reliable cars for the coming year.

The Iveco Daily, leader in Spain, now with 1% financing until March 2026

Iveco offers 1% APR financing for its Daily model, the leader in Spain, making it easier for professionals to purchase a reliable and efficient vehicle until March 2026.

DGT's Advice for Adverse Weather: Snow, Fog, Wind, Rain...

The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) offers recommendations for drivers facing adverse conditions such as snow, fog, wind, and rain, aiming to prevent accidents and improve road safety in difficult weather situations.

How Many Degrees Below Zero Can V16 Beacons Withstand? Traffic Responds

V16 beacons are designed to operate in extreme conditions, including low temperatures in winter, ensuring their effectiveness for signaling breakdowns on the road during cold weather.

This is how the 8 km section of this highway, whose construction will begin in a few months, will be

On December 9, the Council of Ministers approved that the Ministry of Transport put out to tender the construction of the link between the highways A-23 and A-21 in Huesca, marking the upcoming start of works on this 8 km section.

Registered a 4.1 Magnitude Earthquake in the Alboran Sea: Felt in Several Municipalities of Málaga

A 4.1 magnitude earthquake was recorded in the Alboran Sea and felt in several municipalities in Málaga. However, the Andalusian Emergency Service has not received any calls related to the tremor.

The Proliferation of Bladed Weapons Worries Madrid: Up to 45 Injured and 241 Seizures Just During Christmas

The Deputy Mayor and Delegate for Security and Emergencies of Madrid demands a plan to combat the growing presence of bladed weapons. During the Christmas period, 45 people were injured and 241 bladed weapons were seized, reflecting a worrying trend affecting public safety.

The Glòries Development and the Route Change of the Trambesòs Will Cut Traffic on Ciutat de Granada

The development of Glòries and the change in the route of the Trambesòs will cause traffic disruptions on Ciutat de Granada, although access to and from the shopping center parking lot will not be affected.

Guardiola will offer Vox to join the government in negotiations planned for next week

Guardiola will propose that Vox integrate into the government, agree on the 2026 budget, and define the general guidelines of the legislative term in the negotiations scheduled for next week.

Six-meter waves, 100 km/h winds, snow... Euskadi activates orange alert due to storm Goretti

Euskalmet has activated the orange alert in Euskadi due to storm Goretti, which will bring waves up to six meters, winds of 100 km/h, and snow, causing a significant change in weather conditions in the coming hours.

Saturation Due to Increase in Flu Cases Forces Surgery Rescheduling in Pontevedra

The overcrowding in the Emergency Department of Pontevedra, with about fifty patients being treated in the corridors, has forced the rescheduling of surgeries due to the rise in flu cases.

The Andalusian Government trains more than 10,100 healthcare professionals in nearly 400 clinical simulation courses in one year

In 2025, Iavante offered nearly 400 clinical simulation courses to more than 10,100 primary care and hospital doctors and nurses in Andalusia, who highly valued this training for improving their knowledge.

The Five Neighborhoods in Bilbao with the Greatest Potential for Property Value Appreciation in 2026

Several neighborhoods in Bilbao stand out as key opportunities for buying property in 2026, due to their high potential for future value appreciation.

Galicia bans the use of vapes and energy drinks by minors

The new law, which will come into effect in March, prohibits the use of vapes and energy drinks by minors in Galicia. Additionally, it expands smoke-free zones and limits the sale of alcohol in educational centers.

Two People Die in a House Fire in a Ravine in Gran Canaria

Two people died in a fire that occurred in a house located in a ravine in Gran Canaria. The fire caused a large column of smoke, mobilizing emergency teams to control the situation.

A young Mexican loses his phone in Madrid and manages to recover it: "He was way too good of a person"

A young Mexican lost his phone in Madrid, but another young man found it and decided to return it instead of keeping it, showing an act of great honesty and generosity.

Simple and Fun: This Is the New Challenge Going Around on TikTok to Test Strength, the "Leg Wrestling"

The viral TikTok challenge called "leg wrestling" involves two participants trying to make the other turn over using only their legs. It’s an entertaining and simple way to test strength among friends.

Zach King, the most viral video editor on all social media: "He was AI before AI existed"

Zach King stands out for his exceptional video editing skills, transforming any fantasy into reality, thus gaining great virality on social media.

Could Dogs Learn to Talk? What Science Says

Dogs' vocalizations reflect their emotions and social situations, but they do not constitute an articulated symbolic language like humans.

Can Your Cat Catch Your Flu (or You Catch Theirs)?

Feline flu is different from human flu and they are not transmitted between species. Knowing their symptoms and modes of transmission is key to taking care of the health of both cats and people in the household.

Everything You Need to Know if You Just Adopted a Ferret

Ferrets, although playful, require a suitable home, daily attention, and specialized veterinary care to ensure their well-being.

Micaela de la Maza: "Fundación SrPerro Colega is born to help you"

Fundación SrPerro Colega was launched in September, offering courses and resources to improve human-dog relationships, promote animal welfare, and encourage adoptions.

Check your horoscope for this Friday, January 9, 2026

Check your daily horoscope to find out what Friday, January 9, 2026, has in store for you, with predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow available on 20minutos.es.

How to Check if Your Lotería del Niño Number Has Won

On January 6th, the Lotería del Niño draw takes place, distributing 770 million euros in prizes. A total of 37,920 numbers win prizes, with a top prize of 200,000 euros per ticket for the Gordo del Niño.

All the prizes this year: from the Christmas Jackpot to the 'pedrea'

This year’s Niño Lottery has nearly 38,000 winning numbers, almost double the prizes compared to the December 22 draw, thus increasing the chances of winning in this edition.

Who will win the elections in Aragón, according to the polls

The president of Aragón, Jorge Azcón, has decided to bring forward the regional elections in an attempt to achieve a broader majority that allows him to govern without depending on VOX.

Is This Greece or Gotham?

The article explores the contrast between the actual attire of Trojan War heroes and their depiction in films, highlighting the use of anachronistic elements like Homeric helmets that don't match historical reality.

A city fills up with absurd signs: "Speed limit for walking: 2.83 km/h"

The artist Cameron Hunt created amusing absurd traffic signs in Christchurch, New Zealand, as part of the Little Street Art Festival.

Tips to Take Advantage of Sales and Avoid Being Scammed

In Spain, the main sales periods are in January, summer, and Black Friday, with the winter sales being the most prominent. Each store sets its own dates, starting between January 1st and 7th. Advice is provided to better take advantage of these promotions and avoid being deceived during the sales.

Paz Vega, Before and After: How the Actress Has Changed Since the 2000s

Paz Vega celebrates her 50 years by highlighting her evolution since she rose to fame in the 2000s. Over two decades, the actress has changed her image and established a solid career in film and television, adapting to new professional and personal stages.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature offers incredible phenomena that amaze us, surpassing imagination. While some, like earthquakes or floods, are negative, most provide us with magical and surprising moments around the world.

Lamine Yamal and Other Celebrities Who Don't Sign Autographs for Their Fans

Some celebrities, including Lamine Yamal, do not sign autographs for their fans. They prefer to maintain this distance and avoid these types of interactions.

Mortgage appraisers extend their strike and consider making it indefinite for property valuations requested by banks

Mortgage appraisers extend their strike until January 21 for valuations requested by banks and until February 15 for properties owned by financial institutions, considering making it indefinite.

Two police officers from Vitoria-Gasteiz fined for using "unnecessary" force to detain a minor

Two police officers from Vitoria-Gasteiz were fined for using "unnecessary" force when detaining a minor who tried to escape. The young person suffered a broken nose and bruises, and also required psychiatric care following the incident.

Indonesia sets deadline to find the missing Spanish boy after the shipwreck on the 26th

Search teams in Indonesia have until noon on Friday to find the missing Spanish boy following the shipwreck that occurred on the 26th.

A Study Reveals the Benefits of Natural Light Over Artificial Light

The University of Geneva revealed in its research that natural light has superior benefits compared to artificial light, improving people's well-being, performance, and health.

They cut down the pine under which the remains of Platero the donkey rested, which was affected by a tornado

A 200-year-old and nearly 20-meter-tall pine, affected by a tornado and under which the remains of Platero the donkey rested, could not recover after treatment and has been cut down. Its memory will be preserved through a metal structure.

Tractor rallies and road blockades across the EU ahead of the imminent signing of the Mercosur agreement, which France still opposes

Agricultural protests have taken place in Spain, France, and Germany due to the upcoming signing of the agreement with Mercosur. France, along with Hungary and Poland, is firmly opposed to the pact, with Macron insisting on voting against it.

The French far-right announces a motion of no confidence against Sébastien Lecornu's government over the EU-Mercosur agreement

Jordan Bardella, leader of the National Rally, has announced a motion of no confidence against Sébastien Lecornu's government and will also promote a motion against the European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen, in protest against the EU-Mercosur agreement.

The PP asks Sánchez to give explanations in Congress about the Government's "systemic corruption" and its actions in Venezuela

The Popular Parliamentary Group has requested the urgent appearance of the Prime Minister in Congress to explain the alleged "systemic corruption" of the Executive and its management in Venezuela, Elías Bendodo reported.

The cold wave leaves 13 dead in Poland, with forecasts of up to -25 ºC

The cold wave in Poland has caused 13 deaths, with temperatures that could reach -25 ºC. Police, firefighters, and medical services carry out hundreds of interventions daily related to the severe weather to help the affected population.

A man and his two dogs die in Petra due to a possible gas inhalation

A 49-year-old man and his two dogs died in their home in Petra, possibly due to gas inhalation.

Sentenced to 18 years in prison for sexual assault on his partner's two-year-old granddaughter and recording it on video

A man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for sexually abusing his partner's two-year-old granddaughter and recording the abuse on video, taking advantage of moments when he was alone with her.

The Music Awards Will Celebrate Their 3rd Edition to Build "Community"

Sole Giménez, president of The Music Awards, announced that the awards ceremony will be held on May 26. In an interview, she emphasized the importance of the entire music industry working together to strengthen the community.

Housing Prices Face Another Year of Increases with Forecasts of Gains Above 6%

Housing prices are expected to continue rising in 2026, albeit at a more moderate pace than in 2025. Even so, increases would exceed 6%, tripling inflation according to the most optimistic estimates.

The Price of Second-Hand Housing Ends 2025 with a 3.5% Increase

The price of second-hand housing in Spain ended 2025 with a 3.5% increase, reaching 2,427 euros per square meter in December, according to data from pisos.com.

Brutal fight during an ice hockey game: punches and a player knocked out

In an NHL game, Ryan Reaves and Mathieu Olivier were involved in a violent fight with multiple punches, which ended with one of them knocked out on the ice.

INTERVIEW | José Mercé: "They abuse the name of flamenco to give awards that have nothing to do with it"

The Andalusian singer José Mercé performs nine songs by his fellow countryman, the composer of worldwide hits such as 'Se nos rompió el amor' and 'Háblame del mar marinero', criticizing the misuse of the name of flamenco to grant irrelevant awards.

Doctor Arrested for Stealing Medication to Use as a Narcotic

A doctor was arrested after being reported by the hospital administration in November, due to an unusual increase in the consumption of a medication that he allegedly stole for personal use as a narcotic.

They request more than two years for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman who worked in his house

The preliminary hearing scheduled for this Thursday was suspended due to the absence of a lawyer. A new date for the session has not yet been set.

Most Read: The Most Viewed News by 20minutos Users

This article presents a list of the most read and viewed news by 20minutos users, highlighting the topics that generate the most interest among the audience. It includes important current events, relevant information, and a variety of content that has captured attention on the platform, reflecting the trends and concerns of the moment.

20M Surveys: participate with your vote and find out what other readers think

20M Surveys invites readers to vote and discover the opinions of other users on current topics. The platform encourages citizen participation and offers real-time results to reflect diverse perspectives. In this way, it promotes a space for dialogue and community analysis.

Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started in AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks such as voice recognition, data analysis, and automation. To get started, it is essential to understand basic concepts like machine learning and neural networks, explore accessible tools, and stay updated on advancements. AI offers multiple practical applications across various sectors, driving innovation and efficiency.

An OCU ranking reveals the best supermarket Roscones de Reyes

The OCU has evaluated 13 cream-filled Roscones de Reyes available in supermarkets to guide consumers. Around 30 million of these sweets are consumed each year in Spain, and the report aims to highlight the best in quality and taste.

The British Miniseries Set in the 16th Century Hidden on Streaming: A Gem Perfect for a Marathon

This miniseries based on British bestsellers is set during the 16th-century Reformation and features performances by Tom Holland and Damian Lewis. Ideal for a marathon, it is a little-known gem available on streaming platforms.

If you place the emergency triangles and the V16 beacon connected at the same time: Can you be fined?

The V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. They raise questions among drivers, who wonder if they can use the emergency triangles simultaneously with the V16 beacon without receiving fines.

'Stranger Things' returns unexpectedly: Netflix announces an unexpected final journey to Hawkins

Netflix will release on January 12 the documentary 'One Last Adventure: Behind the Scenes of Stranger Things 5', which will show the behind-the-scenes of the filming of the fifth and final season of the series.

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT: "With the V-16 Beacon, There Is No Intention to Fine"

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, stated that they do not have data on how many drivers have not yet acquired the approved V-16 beacon, with only five days left in the year. She emphasized that the measure does not aim to issue fines but to improve road safety.

January 2026 Sales: When the Big Offers from Zara, Mango, El Corte Inglés, and Other Brands Start

The winter sales of 2026 are approaching, and knowing their dates is key to taking advantage of discounts in stores like Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés. These offers usually begin in early January and last for several weeks, providing great opportunities to refresh your wardrobe at reduced prices.

Anime in 2026: Release Schedule with the Most Anticipated Series and Movies of the Year

After a successful 2025, 2026 promises great anime releases, including new seasons and movies of popular series such as 'Jujutsu Kaisen', 'Frieren', and 'Jojo's Bizarre Adventure'.

Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT: "Moving the car every day to transport just one person is a luxury"

Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT, emphasized that the urban future depends on mobility and pointed out that using the car daily to carry only one person is an unnecessary luxury, promoting more sustainable and efficient forms of transportation.

January sales arrive in aviation: flights from 21 euros per leg to travel across Spain, Europe, America, and Asia

Iberia offers flights from 21 euros per leg to destinations in Spain, Europe, America, and Asia. The promotion will be valid until January 26.

The Secret Beneath the Sand of Western Sahara: The Reason for Morocco's Interest in the Former Spanish Colony

Western Sahara is rich in mineral resources and is suspected to have significant reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco's strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

The First Concerns Arise About Pre-signaling Emergencies with V16 Beacons That Cast Doubts on Their Effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers have started using connected V16 beacons instead of triangles, according to the new regulations. However, early videos show risks associated with their use, raising doubts about the effectiveness and safety of these beacons for pre-signaling emergencies.

Euskadi 2026 Work Calendar: Easter Date, Holidays, and All Long Weekends

The 2026 Euskadi work calendar moves the Hispanic Day holiday, originally on Sunday, October 12th, to Monday to facilitate long weekends and make better use of the holidays.

What to Do If a Traffic Civil Guard on a Motorcycle Shows You a Yellow Flag

Although it is not common, a Traffic Civil Guard on a motorcycle may show you a yellow flag to warn you of a danger or incident on the road. Upon seeing this signal, you should reduce your speed, remain cautious, and follow the officer's instructions to ensure road safety.

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Oil prices rise further on supply disruption bets; Venezuela jitters subside

Oil prices increased amid concerns over potential supply disruptions, despite eased worries about Venezuela's situation. Traders remain cautious as geopolitical tensions and production uncertainties continue to influence the market outlook.

Chevron, Vitol, Trafigura vie to control Venezuelan oil exports, sources say

Chevron, Vitol, and Trafigura are competing for control over Venezuelan oil exports amid efforts to revive the country's oil production. These companies aim to navigate U.S. sanctions to secure access to Venezuelan crude, signaling a strategic move to capitalize on the nation's vast oil reserves despite geopolitical challenges.

Gold prices pare losses ahead of U.S. payrolls data

Gold prices rebounded after earlier losses as investors awaited crucial U.S. payrolls data. The data is expected to influence Federal Reserve monetary policy decisions. Market participants remain cautious, balancing hopes for economic stability against concerns over inflation and interest rates. This cautious stance kept gold prices volatile, with traders adjusting positions ahead of the employment report release.

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Exclusive - Chevron in Talks with US for Expanded Venezuela Oil License, Sources Say

Chevron is negotiating with the U.S. government to expand its oil production license in Venezuela. The talks aim to allow Chevron to increase operations despite existing sanctions on the country’s oil sector. This move reflects shifting U.S. policy considerations amid Venezuela’s economic challenges and the global energy landscape.

Cubans brace for more hardship as US pressure on Venezuela chokes off oil

Cuba faces worsening economic challenges as US sanctions on Venezuela disrupt vital oil supplies. The reduced fuel inflow hampers transportation, electricity, and industry, deepening shortages and hardship for ordinary Cubans already struggling with inflation and limited resources. The situation risks escalating social tensions amid ongoing external pressures and domestic difficulties.

Exclusive – Vitol Receives Preliminary US License to Begin Negotiations on Venezuelan Oil Imports and Exports, Four Sources Say

Vitol has obtained a preliminary US license that allows it to start negotiations concerning Venezuelan oil imports and exports. This represents a possible relaxation of restrictions amid attempts to revive Venezuela's oil industry. The license permits discussions but does not yet authorize actual trading, indicating initial US openness to engaging with Venezuelan energy amidst continuing sanctions.

Trump withdrawal from bedrock UN climate treaty raises legal questions

The U.S. decision under President Trump to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, a key UN climate treaty, has sparked legal debates. Critics argue the withdrawal may violate domestic and international laws, and complicate global climate efforts. The move raises questions about the legal procedures for treaty exit and the future role of the U.S. in international climate policy.

US, China can balance roles in Venezuela, US energy chief says

The US energy chief stated that the US and China can coexist in Venezuela by balancing their roles. He emphasized cooperation rather than competition in the Latin American country’s energy sector, suggesting that both nations have opportunities to contribute without conflict. This approach aims to stabilize Venezuela's energy industry while managing geopolitical interests.

Can the US put a price tag on Greenland?

The US has shown renewed interest in Greenland, exploring potential purchase discussions similar to the 1946 attempt. Strategic value and natural resources make Greenland significant amid rising Arctic geopolitical tensions. However, Denmark, which governs Greenland, opposes any sale, emphasizing sovereignty. The idea raises complex questions about national ownership, geopolitical strategy, and the value of Greenland beyond monetary terms.

India-US trade deal stalled after Modi did not call Trump, Lutnick says

The India-US trade deal negotiations have stalled reportedly because Indian Prime Minister Modi did not initiate a call with US President Trump. According to Lutnick, this lack of direct communication has hindered progress, delaying potential agreements between the two countries.

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BYD launches new ‘Linhui’ sub-brand for ride hailing, fleets

BYD has introduced 'Linhui,' a new sub-brand targeting ride-hailing and fleet services. The brand aims to provide vehicles tailored for commercial use, emphasizing durability, cost-efficiency, and advanced technology to meet the needs of ride-sharing and logistics operators. This move positions BYD to expand its presence in the growing urban mobility market.

As Saks teeters, department stores bet on shopping experiences

Saks Fifth Avenue faces challenges as department stores increasingly focus on enhancing in-store experiences to attract customers. Amid retail shifts and competition from online shopping, these stores are investing in personalized services, exclusive events, and upgraded environments to boost foot traffic and sales. This strategy aims to differentiate them in a changing market where traditional retail struggles to maintain relevance.

TSMC posts Q4 revenue of T$1,046.08 billion, above forecasts

TSMC reported Q4 revenue of T$1,046.08 billion, surpassing market expectations. The strong performance was driven by robust demand for advanced semiconductor technologies, highlighting the company's leading position in the global chip industry. This financial result reflects continued growth despite ongoing supply chain challenges.

Saks troubles overshadow cashmere king Cucinelli’s department store gamble

Brunello Cucinelli’s investment in Saks is encountering difficulties as the luxury retailer deals with falling sales and operational problems. Despite Cucinelli’s renown in premium cashmere, Saks’ department store format is being challenged by changing consumer behaviors and heightened competition, raising doubts about the success of this endeavor.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.46%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index down 0.46%. Market sentiment was cautious amid global economic uncertainties and mixed corporate earnings reports. Investors remained watchful of external factors impacting trade and technology sectors.

Stifel Names Two Best Building Materials Stocks For 2026 Growth; Cites Huge Infrastructure Upside

Stifel highlights two top building materials stocks poised for strong growth in 2026, driven by significant infrastructure spending. The firm emphasizes that increased government investment in infrastructure projects will benefit these companies, positioning them well for long-term expansion in the sector.

TSMC reports lower December revenue but strong Q4, annual growth

TSMC’s December revenue declined compared to previous months, but the company posted strong fourth-quarter results and robust annual revenue growth. The semiconductor manufacturer benefited from steady demand in key markets and maintained its leadership in advanced chip production despite supply chain challenges. Overall, TSMC showed resilience and growth amid a volatile industry environment.

China CPI inflation hits near 3-year high in December, PPI decline eases

China’s consumer price index (CPI) surged to a near three-year high in December, reflecting increased demand and rising food prices. Meanwhile, the producer price index (PPI) decline moderated, indicating easing deflationary pressures in the manufacturing sector. The data suggests improving economic conditions as recovery gains momentum heading into 2024.

Japan household spending unexpectedly picks up, signals steady consumption recovery

Japan's household spending rose unexpectedly, indicating a steady recovery in consumer demand despite economic challenges. The increase suggests resilience in private consumption, a key driver of the country's economic growth. This uptick may help support steady economic expansion amid global uncertainties.

Subdued Irish consumer sentiment little changed at the end of 2025

Irish consumer sentiment remained subdued and showed little change by the end of 2025. Despite economic factors, consumers maintained a cautious outlook, reflecting persistent concerns and uncertainties in the market. This steady sentiment indicates ongoing hesitation among Irish consumers regarding spending and economic confidence.

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Bessent worried more about loss of leverage than revenue if Trump loses Supreme Court case

Bessent expresses concern that Trump's potential loss in a Supreme Court case would diminish his political leverage more than impact his revenue, highlighting worries over influence rather than financial consequences.

US weekly jobless claims edge up; third-quarter worker productivity surges

US weekly jobless claims modestly increased, signaling slight labor market softness. Meanwhile, third-quarter worker productivity saw a significant rise, reflecting stronger output per hour worked despite economic challenges. This boost in productivity could help support future growth amid ongoing inflation concerns and evolving post-pandemic economic adjustments.

Consumer Credit Dips to $4.23B, Falling Short of Forecasted $10.10B

Consumer credit increased by $4.23 billion, significantly below the forecasted $10.10 billion. The lower-than-expected rise suggests cautious borrowing behavior among consumers, potentially indicating concerns about economic stability or tighter lending conditions. This slowdown could impact future spending and economic growth.

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Constellation Brands warns beer sales under pressure as Hispanic consumers cut back

Constellation Brands has cautioned that its beer sales are facing challenges due to reduced spending by Hispanic consumers, a key market segment. The company noted economic pressures have led to cutbacks in purchases, impacting overall sales performance in this demographic.

US wholesale inventories increase further in October

US wholesale inventories rose for the third consecutive month in October, reflecting sustained demand and improved supply chain conditions. The increase indicates businesses are restocking amid strong consumer spending and economic recovery signals, despite ongoing inflation concerns and potential interest rate hikes.

Disney CEO meets top Chinese official as ‘House of Mouse’ navigates US-China tensions

Disney CEO recently met with a senior Chinese official to discuss cooperation and strengthen ties amid ongoing US-China tensions. The meeting aims to ease operational challenges and support Disney's expansion in China, reflecting the company's strategic efforts to balance relations between the two countries while maintaining growth in the key Chinese market.

Musk’s xAI to invest over $20 billion in Mississippi data center

Elon Musk’s AI company, xAI, plans to invest more than $20 billion to build a massive data center in Mississippi. The facility aims to support advanced AI research and development. This significant investment is expected to create numerous jobs and boost the local economy, positioning Mississippi as a key player in the AI industry.

Morning Bid: A one-two payrolls, tariff sucker punch?

The article discusses recent economic challenges, focusing on weak payroll reports coupled with new tariff developments. These factors may deliver a "sucker punch" to market confidence, potentially impacting growth and investor sentiment as the economy faces a double challenge from labor market softness and trade tensions.

Dollar advances with US jobs data, Supreme Court ruling in view

The US dollar strengthened ahead of key US jobs data and a Supreme Court ruling. Investors are cautiously optimistic, anticipating that strong employment figures could support the Federal Reserve's rate policy. The upcoming Supreme Court decision adds an element of uncertainty to the market outlook, influencing trader sentiment and currency movements.

South Korea to open FX market around the clock, in bid for MSCI upgrade

South Korea plans to allow 24-hour trading in its foreign exchange market to meet MSCI’s criteria for upgrading its market status. This move aims to enhance market accessibility and attract more foreign investors, aligning with global trading hours and improving liquidity. The policy is part of broader efforts to boost South Korea's financial market competitiveness and global standing.

Slower US job growth expected in December; unemployment rate likely dipped

US job growth is projected to slow in December, with employers adding fewer positions amid economic uncertainty. Despite weaker hiring, the unemployment rate is expected to have decreased slightly, suggesting a tighter labor market. Wage growth remains steady, reflecting ongoing demand for workers, while economists await detailed employment data to assess the economy's outlook as 2024 begins.

Five states sue over Trump freezing $10 billion in childcare, family assistance funds

Five states have filed a lawsuit against former President Trump for freezing $10 billion in federal funds meant for childcare and family assistance programs. The states argue that the freeze disrupts critical support services for families and violates legal obligations to distribute allocated aid. The case highlights tensions over federal control and state access to essential social service funding.

China’s consumer inflation hits near 3-year high, factory-gate deflation eases

China’s consumer inflation reached its highest level in nearly three years, driven by rising food prices and increased demand. Meanwhile, factory-gate deflation showed signs of easing, indicating improving conditions in the manufacturing sector. These trends suggest a gradual economic recovery as domestic consumption strengthens and production costs stabilize.

Trump orders his 'Representatives' to buy $200 billion in mortgage bonds

Former President Trump directed his representatives to purchase $200 billion in mortgage bonds, aiming to influence the housing market. This significant move reflects his ongoing involvement in financial matters post-presidency. Details on the impact and response from the market or authorities remain limited.

Bank of England might need new powers to assess private markets, lawmakers say

UK lawmakers suggest the Bank of England may require enhanced powers to effectively evaluate risks in private markets. This comes amid concerns over transparency and the growing complexity of non-public financial sectors, which could pose systemic risks that current regulations may not fully address. Strengthening oversight capabilities is seen as essential for maintaining financial stability.

Bitcoin price today: steady around $91k with US payrolls, geopolitics in focus

Bitcoin remains steady near $91,000 as markets anticipate the upcoming US payrolls report. Investor attention also centers on geopolitical developments that could impact global economic stability. This cautious sentiment keeps Bitcoin's price relatively stable amid mixed signals from economic data and international events.

Bitcoin price today: dips to $90k with geopolitics, payrolls data in focus

Bitcoin's price fell to $90,000 amid rising geopolitical tensions and upcoming U.S. payroll data. Investors are cautious as these factors could impact market stability and crypto valuations, leading to increased volatility in Bitcoin trading.

Crypto Recovers Restores Over $2.5 Million in Inaccessible Cryptocurrency Assets

Crypto Recovers has successfully restored over $2.5 million worth of inaccessible cryptocurrency assets for its clients. The firm specializes in recovering lost or locked crypto funds due to forgotten passwords, lost keys, or technical mishaps. Their advanced recovery technology and expertise help users regain access to valuable digital assets, addressing a significant challenge in the crypto industry.

Bitcoin price today: dips to $92k as geopolitics, macro risks stall recovery

Bitcoin's price fell to $92,000 amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic uncertainties, hindering its recovery momentum. Investors remain cautious as global risks persist, affecting market confidence and slowing Bitcoin's price rebound.

Everstake Partners with Cometh to Bridge Fiat and Crypto Staking Rewards for EU Institutions

Everstake has partnered with Cometh to create a seamless bridge between fiat and crypto staking rewards tailored for EU institutions. This collaboration aims to simplify the integration of traditional finance and decentralized finance (DeFi), enabling institutions to earn staking rewards in both fiat and cryptocurrencies efficiently while complying with regulatory standards.

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J.P. Morgan’s JPM Coin set for native issuance on Canton blockchain

J.P. Morgan is launching native issuance of its JPM Coin on the Canton blockchain, enhancing cross-border payment capabilities. This integration aims to improve transaction efficiency and interoperability between traditional finance and blockchain networks. By leveraging Canton’s decentralized infrastructure, JPM Coin will enable faster, secure settlements, marking a significant step in mainstream adoption of digital assets within large financial institutions.

Coinhub Exchange Brings a Bank-Like Crypto Experience to Las Vegas and Phoenix

Coinhub Exchange has launched new locations in Las Vegas and Phoenix, offering a bank-like environment for cryptocurrency transactions. The exchanges provide services such as buying, selling, and securing digital assets with enhanced customer support and compliance with regulatory standards, aiming to make crypto trading more accessible and trustworthy for users in these cities.

CryptoMarketForecast Launches AI Tool Offering Crypto Market Insights via Weather-Style Interface

CryptoMarketForecast has introduced a new AI-driven tool that provides cryptocurrency market insights using a weather-style interface. This innovative platform simplifies complex crypto data, making it accessible by forecasting market trends and conditions like weather reports. The tool aims to help traders make informed decisions with real-time updates and predictive analysis, enhancing user experience in navigating the volatile crypto landscape.

Bitcoin price today: unchanged near $94k, Strategy discloses Q4 loss

Bitcoin's price remains steady around $94,000. Strategy, a major investment firm, reported a loss for Q4, impacting market sentiment. Despite this, Bitcoin's value holds firm, reflecting investor resilience amid mixed financial results.

Sampo reports purchase of 302,885 own shares for €9.99 each

Sampo announced it has bought 302,885 of its own shares at a price of €9.99 per share as part of its ongoing share repurchase program. This move reflects the company’s commitment to returning value to shareholders and optimizing its capital structure. The repurchased shares will be held as treasury stock.

Canadian Solar prices $200 million convertible senior notes offering

Canadian Solar announced a $200 million offering of convertible senior notes. The company aims to raise capital through this strategic financing move to support its business growth and operational needs. The notes are convertible into common shares under specified terms, providing flexibility for both the company and investors.

Canadian Solar prices $200 million convertible senior notes due 2031

Canadian Solar has priced $200 million of convertible senior notes due in 2031. The notes offer investors a convertible option and will help the company raise funds for general corporate purposes, supporting its growth and operational needs in the renewable energy sector.

Monte Rosa Therapeutics prices $300 million public offering

Monte Rosa Therapeutics has priced a public offering of $300 million. The funding aims to advance its drug discovery platform and strengthen its pipeline for innovative cancer therapies. The offering reflects investor confidence in the company’s approach to precision oncology and its potential to develop impactful treatments. Proceeds will support ongoing research and expansion efforts.

Luxxfolio closes first tranche of private placement, raises $786,080

Luxxfolio successfully closed the first tranche of its private placement, securing $786,080 in funding. This capital will support the company's growth initiatives and operational expansion. The private placement reflects investor confidence in Luxxfolio’s business model and future prospects. Further tranches are anticipated to raise additional funds as part of the company’s ongoing financing strategy.

Aritzia Q3 2026 slides: First billion-dollar quarter fuels US expansion plans

Aritzia reported its first billion-dollar quarter in Q3 2026, driven by strong US sales. The milestone supports the company’s accelerated expansion in the US market, aiming to increase its store footprint and online presence. Despite some challenges in other regions, the focus remains on solidifying its US position to fuel future growth.

Greenbrier Q1 2026 slides: $1.14 EPS exceeds expectations, reaffirms outlook

Greenbrier reported Q1 2026 earnings of $1.14 per share, surpassing analyst expectations. The company reaffirmed its full-year outlook, highlighting strong operational performance and continued demand in its markets. Despite industry challenges, Greenbrier remains confident in its growth strategy and financial health for 2026.

WD-40 Q1 FY26 slides: Revenue edges up 1% while profits decline, guidance maintained

WD-40 reported a 1% revenue increase in Q1 FY26, but profits declined compared to the previous year. Despite the profit drop, the company maintained its full-year guidance. The results reflect ongoing challenges in cost management and market conditions, yet WD-40 remains optimistic about future performance.

AnaptysBio files motion to dismiss in Tesaro/GSK royalty dispute

AnaptysBio has filed a motion to dismiss a royalty dispute case involving Tesaro and GSK. The conflict centers on the interpretation of royalty terms tied to a key product. AnaptysBio argues the claims lack legal basis, seeking to resolve the matter before it proceeds further in court.

Mackenzie Realty forms new apartment-focused entity with $18.10 NAV

Mackenzie Realty has established a new entity focused on apartment investments, launching with a net asset value (NAV) of $18.10. The move aims to capitalize on the growing multifamily housing market, leveraging Mackenzie's expertise to attract investors and enhance portfolio diversification. This strategic initiative reflects confidence in the apartment sector's strong performance and long-term growth potential.