News Summary - 01/11/2026

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Iran protesters defy crackdown as videos show violent clashes

Hundreds of protesters in Iran have been killed or injured amid violent clashes, with many more arrested during ongoing demonstrations against the government.

US military strikes Islamic State group targets in Syria, officials say

US President Donald Trump ordered large-scale strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, announced by US Central Command on Saturday.

Dozens arrested and one police officer injured in Minneapolis protests

Protests persist in Minneapolis and nationwide following Renee Good's death. Demonstrations have led to dozens of arrests and one police officer injured amid ongoing unrest.

Bob Weir, Grateful Dead co-founder, dies aged 78

Bob Weir, a founding member of the Grateful Dead and key figure in psychedelic rock, passed away at 78. He was active in the band and its related projects for over 60 years, leaving a lasting impact on the music scene.

'The answer cannot be nothing': The battle over Canada's mystery brain disease

A small Canadian province suspected a mysterious neurological illness affecting its residents. The ensuing investigation sparked a contentious search for answers, highlighting tensions between affected communities, health authorities, and experts striving to identify the disease's cause and provide clarity amid uncertainty.

Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's family accuse hospital of negligence over son's death

A Lagos hospital has denied any medical negligence following the death of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's 21-month-old son, despite the family's accusations. The situation has drawn public attention amid claims questioning the hospital's handling of the child's care.

Rescuers race to find dozens missing in deadly Philippines landfill collapse

A landslide occurred after a massive rubbish pile collapsed at a landfill in central Philippines, leaving dozens missing. Rescue teams are urgently searching for survivors amid the deadly disaster.

Rare first Superman comic once stolen from Nicolas Cage sells for $15m

Fewer than 100 copies of Action Comics No. 1, the debut of Superman, exist. One copy, previously stolen from actor Nicolas Cage, recently sold for $15 million, underscoring its rarity and value among collectors.

Trump seeks $100bn for Venezuela oil, but Exxon boss says country 'uninvestable'

Trump aims to invest $100 billion in Venezuela's oil sector, but industry leaders remain wary. An Exxon executive highlighted risks, noting Venezuela had confiscated their assets twice, making the country a challenging and unstable investment environment.

Trump says US needs to 'own' Greenland to prevent Russia and China from taking it

Trump stated the US must "own" Greenland to keep Russia and China out, insisting it could be done "the easy way" or "the hard way." However, Denmark, which governs Greenland, firmly rejected the idea, emphasizing the territory is not for sale.

Musk says X outcry is 'excuse for censorship'

The government is urging Ofcom to fully exercise its powers, possibly enforcing a total ban on X amid ongoing controversies. Musk argues that the public backlash against X is simply a pretext for censorship.

US film stars Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors become Guinea citizens after DNA tests

US actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors have become citizens of Guinea after DNA tests revealed their African heritage. They join other celebrities embracing their roots and obtaining citizenship to reconnect with their ancestry.

Night of Swiss ski bar fire 'apocalyptic', woman tells Crans-Montana memorial

Marie, who was in a bar opposite Le Constellation, helped injured people fleeing a devastating fire. She described the night as "apocalyptic" during a memorial in Crans-Montana.

US seizes fifth oil tanker linked to Venezuela, officials say

The US has seized the Olina tanker, which is listed on multiple countries' sanctions lists and is suspected of carrying embargoed Venezuelan oil, marking the fifth such seizure linked to Venezuela.

Russia hits Ukraine with rarely used Oreshnik missile in fresh strikes

Russia has launched the hypersonic Oreshnik missile at Ukraine for only the second time, following its initial use in November when it struck Dnipro.

X could face UK ban over deepfakes, minister says

The UK government has urged Ofcom to fully utilize its powers, including imposing a ban, on X due to concerns over deepfake content on the platform.

One dead, dozens trapped after giant landfill collapses in Philippines

A landfill collapse in Cebu City, Philippines, has left one person dead and dozens trapped. Rescuers have saved 12 injured sanitation workers from the debris at the private site. Emergency operations are ongoing.

EU reaches South America trade deal after 25 years of talks

After 25 years of negotiations, the EU finalized a trade deal with South America. Despite opposition from some European farmers, the EU Commission assured that their concerns were addressed during the process.

Colombia sees 'real threat' of US military action, president tells BBC

Colombian President Gustavo Petro told the BBC that the US is treating other countries like an empire. He expressed concern over the "real threat" of US military action after former President Trump threatened Colombia with intervention.

'Hermès of durian': The luxury fruit cashing in on China's billion-dollar appetite

A former Malaysian gold mining town has found new wealth by cultivating durians, known as the "Hermès of fruit." Driven by China's booming demand for the expensive, aromatic fruit, the local economy is thriving, showcasing durian's status as a lucrative luxury commodity in the region.

'Hounded and harassed': The former pop star taking on Uganda's long-time president

Bobi Wine, a former pop star turned opposition leader, has faced multiple arrests while challenging Uganda's long-time President Yoweri Museveni, highlighting ongoing political repression in the country.

Winners and Sinners: What to expect from the Golden Globes

This year's Golden Globes feature the films Marty Supreme, Sinners, and One Battle After Another as the main contenders vying for top awards at the ceremony.

'I had no electricity for six months': American families struggle with soaring energy prices

Rising electricity costs are a major burden for American families, leading many to struggle with bills and accumulate debt. The soaring energy prices have forced some households to live without electricity for extended periods, highlighting the severe impact of the cost-of-living crisis.

Swiss search for souls and question government after ski resort fire

The New Year's Eve fire at a Crans-Montana bar resulted in 40 deaths and 116 injuries. The tragedy has prompted national mourning and raised questions about government oversight and safety regulations at ski resort venues. Authorities are investigating the cause and response to the incident.

Greenlanders fear for future as island embroiled in geopolitical storm

Greenlanders seek greater influence over their relationship with Denmark and increased participation in global affairs, amid growing geopolitical tensions surrounding the island.

Romance and parenthood feel remote in Ukraine: 'I haven't had a date since before the war'

Ukraine is experiencing declining marriage and birth rates amid the ongoing conflict, which is accelerating its population decline. The war has made romance and starting families feel distant for many, reshaping the nation's demographic future.

Australian teens describe impact of social media ban - one month on

One month after Australia's social media ban, some teens report losing interest in social media, while others say their usage and habits remain unchanged.

South Africa's strained ties with US face new test - war games with China, Iran and Russia

South Africa's participation in naval war games with China, Iran, and Russia may worsen tensions with the US, particularly under Donald Trump's administration, which is already at odds with Pretoria.

'He's crazy': BBC speaks to Greenlanders about Trump's threats

BBC's Europe Editor Katya Adler traveled to Greenland to gather local reactions to US President Trump's proposals concerning the island. The Greenlanders expressed strong skepticism and criticism, with many describing Trump’s threats and plans as irrational and unwelcome, highlighting concerns over sovereignty and external interference.

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

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

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 about the shooting that led to her death.

Video shows moment US immigration agent fatally shoots woman

A US immigration officer fatally shot a woman inside a car on a residential street in Minnesota. The incident was captured on video, highlighting the moment of the shooting.

Tracking the Oil Tankers Seized by the US

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

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

President Trump claimed that ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro copied his dancing moves. A side-by-side comparison of their dances highlights similarities and differences, sparking debate over who influenced whom in their dance styles.

US warns that armed militias in Venezuela are searching for Americans

The United States warns that armed militias in Venezuela are actively looking for American citizens, increasing concern following the recent imprisonment of Maduro. The situation creates tension and risk for Americans in the country, as the political and security developments in Venezuela continue to be closely monitored.

El Rodeo I, Tocorón, El Helicoide... These Are the Prisons Where Hundreds of Political Prisoners Are Held in Venezuela

Since 2015, at least 25 political prisoners have died in custody in Venezuelan prisons such as El Rodeo I, Tocorón, and El Helicoide, according to NGOs. These prisons house hundreds of detainees for political reasons under conditions criticized for human rights violations.

Maduro captured, political prisoners freed, and oil agreements with the US: the week that changed Venezuela's present and future

Following Maduro's capture, Delcy Rodríguez assumed the interim presidency. This week marked a key turning point with the release of political prisoners and new oil agreements with the US, changing the political and economic course of Venezuela.

The leaders of all parties in Greenland respond to Trump: "We do not want to be Americans"

The political leaders of Greenland, in a joint statement, reject the idea of becoming part of the United States and affirm that the future of the island must be decided exclusively by Greenlanders.

Protests in Iran Continue Despite Regime Repression and Trump Offers to "Liberate" the Iranians

Massive protests in Iran continue despite the regime's repression and have spread to countries such as the United Kingdom and Germany. Meanwhile, Trump has offered to "liberate" the Iranian people.

Feijóo summons his barons to a summit on January 18 to form a united front against Sánchez's financing

Feijóo will convene his barons on January 18 to join forces against the new financing model proposal presented by the Treasury this week, anticipating a outright rejection of Sánchez's government's initiative.

All the images of the gas explosion in a building in Carabanchel

A gas explosion in a residential building on Azcoitia Street 28, Carabanchel, Madrid, caused the death of one person and left nine injured. Authorities are investigating the incident and assisting the victims.

Montero considers the approval of the new financing as a done deal despite the 'no' from a PP she accuses of "longing for the procés"

The Minister of Finance criticizes the lies and false news about supposed agreements with separatists, and trusts in the approval of the new financing despite the rejection from the PP, which she accuses of "longing for the procés."

What is known about the death of two young people in Logroño: no signs of violence, found in a building under construction...

Two young people were found dead in a building under construction in Logroño during the early hours of Saturday. Authorities have not detected signs of violence on the bodies. The exact cause of their death is still under investigation.

The Last Aftershocks of Storm Goretti Leave Up to 14 Provinces at Risk of Frost in the Coming Hours

The anticyclone is gradually approaching, causing an increase in maximum temperatures, but up to 14 provinces remain at risk of frost in the coming hours.

Actor Can Yaman Arrested for Alleged Drug Possession in Police Raid in Istanbul

Can Yaman was arrested in Istanbul for alleged drug possession during a police raid. In addition to the Turkish actor, six other people, including actress Selen Görgüzel, were also detained.

What is 'kama muta,' the new emotion identified by psychologists that you have probably experienced

'Kama muta' is a sudden and deep feeling of being moved, arising from experiencing love, connection, and belonging, and is now recognized by psychologists as a distinct and common emotion.

The story of Rosalind, the "most terrified dog in the world," who has moved TikTok: "It's a Christmas miracle"

Rosalind was an extremely timid dog who would freeze when trying to go for a walk, unable to walk on a leash. Her story has touched TikTok users, who consider her a Christmas miracle due to her progress and bravery.

US Bombs ISIS Again in Syria Following the Death of Three American Soldiers

The US military reaffirms its commitment to respond forcefully after the death of three soldiers in Syria, warning ISIS that they will be located and eliminated wherever they are found.

Video Released of Immigration Agent Moments Before Killing a Woman in Minnesota

The video shows the agent circling the woman's vehicle, who smilingly says to him, "Calm down, buddy, I'm not mad at you," moments before the agent killed her in Minnesota.

La Oreja de Van Gogh removes Pablo Benegas from its business structure

Pablo Benegas, guitarist of La Oreja de Van Gogh, had announced a pause in his participation in the group months ago, but now his departure seems final after being excluded from the band's business structure.

Pablo Castellano, husband of María Pombo, investigated by the Civil Guard: "We have been called to testify"

Pablo Castellano is being investigated following a video where he was driving at excessive speed with his wife, María Pombo, and their newborn daughter. Both were called to testify by the Civil Guard according to the program 'Vaya fama'.

Police charges and four Mossos injured in a protest against the far-right group Núcleo Nacional in Barcelona

The police deployed a large operation to prevent clashes between supporters of Núcleo Nacional and left-wing radicals in Barcelona. During the police charges, four Mossos were injured.

The Heartbreaking Story of Former Chelsea Player Lamisha Musonda: "I Only Have a Few Days Left to Live"

Former footballer Lamisha Musonda has shared his moving experience after facing two difficult years due to a serious illness, revealing that he only has a few days left to live.

The guide for Spanish tourists trapped on Yemen's Socotra Island: "They are glad they went there and say they would return"

Around 600 tourists, including Spaniards, were stranded on Socotra after flights were suspended due to fighting on mainland Yemen. The guide states that the travelers understand the situation, are happy to have visited the island, and express their desire to return in the future.

The PP will summon Salazar to the Koldo Senate committee before the Aragon elections: "He is the fifth passenger of the Peugeot"

Miguel Tellado states that they will summon Salazar to the Koldo Senate committee before the elections in Aragon, describing him as "the fifth passenger of the Peugeot" and denouncing that he represents "machismo in the Government and in the PSOE."

A Bonoloto Winner Takes the Jackpot of 1.8 Million Euros

A player matched all six numbers in the Bonoloto draw on January 10, 2026, winning the accumulated jackpot of 1,858,136.61 euros.

An NFL Star Accuses His Ex of Revealing Details About the Size of His Private Parts: "It Was Impossible to Have Sex"

Model Hayley Kalil criticized her ex-husband, an NFL star, for sharing details about the size of his member, comparing it to "two Coca-Cola cans stacked on top of each other, maybe even a third." She stated that this situation made it impossible to have sexual relations.

The testimony of a British woman who has moved to rural Spain: "I would never return to the United Kingdom"

Georgia Kitson lives with her husband and children on a farm in Tarragona, where she has found a better quality of life. She highlights her satisfaction with the Spanish rural environment and states that she would not return to the United Kingdom.

Rain of criticism directed at Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner for the exhibition in Korea: "I would like to see you play more official tournaments"

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner 7-5, 7-6(6) in 1 hour and 48 minutes in Korea. However, both received criticism for focusing on exhibitions instead of participating in more official tournaments, sparking debate among fans and experts.

Thousands of people demonstrate in Bilbao demanding rights for ETA prisoners

Thousands of people demonstrated in Bilbao to demand rights for ETA prisoners, with the participation of parties such as Bildu, Podemos, Junts, ERC, CUP, BNG, Més Per Mallorca, and Catalunya en Comú.

Catalan and Galician Farmers Block Highways in Protest Against the Mercosur Agreement

Farmers from Catalonia and Galicia are blocking highways in protest against the Mercosur agreement, making it impossible to cross the border with France at the Coll d’Ares in Catalonia.

A Primitiva winner wins 1.5 million euros and the jackpot rises to 77 million

In the Primitiva draw on January 10, 2026, there were no special category winners. One winner took home 1.5 million euros, and the jackpot for the next draw, on January 12, will increase to 77 million euros.

Actor T. K. Carter, remembered for his role in 'The Thing', dies at 69

Actor T. K. Carter, known for his role in the film 'The Thing', has passed away at the age of 69. The causes of his death have not been disclosed, but the police do not suspect any foul play.

The Salt and Pepper Test in a Job Interview: Why Human Resources Might Not Hire You

A test that involves observing how a candidate handles salt and pepper during an interview can reveal personality traits, such as impulsiveness or prudence, which influence Human Resources' hiring decision.

Elon Musk shares a picture of Starmer in a bikini over his threats to shut down Grok: "He wants to end freedom of expression"

Elon Musk criticized Starmer for threatening to shut down Grok, labeling him as wanting to eliminate freedom of expression. Musk also complains that other AIs like Gemini or ChatGPT engage in similar actions without governments reacting.

Map of V16 Beacons: How to Check in Real Time Which Are Active and What Types of Maps Are Available

In 2026, the use of V16 beacons has become mandatory. There are real-time maps available that allow users to check which beacons are active, making them easier to locate and improving road safety.

Signs That Your Dog Is Too Cold, According to a Veterinarian

Shivering is a clear sign that a dog is cold. This involuntary movement occurs when the animal’s body detects a drop in its core temperature, signaling the need for warmth.

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

Chris Martin joked about the scandal where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful on the 'kisscam,' using the phrase "If life gives you lemons, make lemonade" to comment on the situation.

The owners of beach bars in Matalascañas devastated by Storm Francis: "We have lost everything"

Owners of beach bars in Matalascañas lament the devastation caused by Storm Francis and denounce the inaction of the City Council, which seemed to be waiting for the disaster to happen.

Dani Carvajal: "Simeone and I have mutual respect; we defend our club to the death"

Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal highlighted in a press conference the mutual respect he shares with Simeone, emphasizing that both passionately defend their respective clubs, ahead of the Spanish Super Cup final against FC Barcelona.

'Investigation Team' unveils the reality behind the phenomenon of 'The Twins' House': an online casino business

The program on La Sexta reveals that 'The Twins' House' is a setup designed to attract followers and encourage them to invest money in betting and online casinos.

Ana Obregón reveals what her relationship with Epstein was like: "I lived in his house"

Ana Obregón recounted how she met Jeffrey Epstein in New York and revealed that she even introduced him to her parents. Additionally, she said that she lived in Epstein's house, detailing the closeness of her relationship with the controversial billionaire.

If Humans Disappeared from the Face of the Earth, What Would Happen to Dogs?

80% of dogs live freely in urban or rural areas without direct human care, which suggests that if humans disappeared, many dogs could survive on their own by adapting to the environment without total dependence on people.

The Oldest Poisoned Arrow Found in the World: It Is 60,000 Years Old and Still Preserves Traces of the Toxic Substance Used

Experts reveal that a 60,000-year-old arrow contains traces of poison, showing that our ancestors understood natural chemistry to enhance hunting effectiveness.

The Treasury buries labor's hopes for employers to sign the minimum wage increase: rules out changing the de-indexation law

Sources close to the First Vice President rule out modifying the de-indexation law, which prevents companies with public contracts from passing on the cost of the minimum wage increase, due to the significant economic impact on public finances.

A 'Harry Potter' Actress Recalls the Racist Harassment She Faced Upon Joining the Franchise: "It Was Overwhelming"

Katie Leung faced racist harassment when she joined the 'Harry Potter' franchise, an experience she described as overwhelming. Fortunately, she managed to overcome those difficult moments and is currently starring in a successful Netflix series.

From Elle Fanning to Amanda Seyfried: Mistakes, Hits, and Inspiration at the Astra Awards 2026

Last night in Los Angeles, the Astra Awards 2026 took place. The red carpet showcased both hits and misses in the looks of celebrities like Elle Fanning and Amanda Seyfried, leaving moments of inspiration and controversy in the event's fashion.

Ana Morales, Psychologist: "After Christmas You Don't Need a Diet, You Need to Slow Down a Bit"

January usually arrives filled with guilt and resolutions to make up for the holiday excesses. According to Ana Morales, rather than starting a diet, what we need is to pause and regain balance, paying attention to emotional and physical well-being without pressuring ourselves with strict restrictions.

The new hard-to-detect WhatsApp scam: "You receive a message that seems to come from the app itself"

The scam called 'ghost pairing' allows criminals to link your WhatsApp account to a device under their control, using messages that appear official from the app, making it difficult to detect.

A Ski Resort for Every Snow Lover

Not all slopes and skiers are the same. This guide helps you choose the ideal ski resort based on preferences and skill levels, to maximize fun and fully enjoy the sport.

Restaurant with a History of Bandits: Their Star Dish is "Huevos a lo Bestia"

Located in Andalusia, this restaurant, considered the oldest inn in the region, stands out for its history linked to bandits and its star dish, "huevos a lo bestia."

Jorge Torre, ideologist of the V16 beacon: "I believe the triangle must be eradicated"

Jorge Torre, creator of the V16 Help Flash beacon and former member of the Traffic Division of the Civil Guard, opposes the use of warning triangles and advocates for their eradication, promoting the V16 beacon as a safer alternative.

Trump buying Greenland is not madness: this is how the US has historically grown through war... and by acquiring territories

Since 1803, the United States has expanded its territory by purchasing land from countries such as France, Russia, and Denmark, demonstrating that the idea of acquiring Greenland is not new in its history of territorial growth.

From Cameron Diaz's 'total look' to Paris Hilton's 'animal print': the best styles at the WWD Style Awards

Last night at Santa Monica Beach, the WWD Style Awards were held, bringing together the most glamorous celebrities with standout looks, from Cameron Diaz's 'total look' to Paris Hilton's 'animal print'.

Russia warns European "idiot rulers" that it will not tolerate a NATO deployment in Ukraine

The former Russian president warns Europe that it will not tolerate a NATO deployment in Ukraine and threatens to repeat missile bombings with Oreshnik missiles if this happens.

Gerard Piqué asks for help to remove snow and avoid the suspension of the Andorra-Cultural Leonesa match: "Bring shovels, we'll clear this"

Gerard Piqué asked for help to remove the snow that threatens to suspend the match between Andorra and Cultural Leonesa, while LaLiga has already requested to postpone the game due to the heavy snowfall.

A Chinese teenager becomes the youngest person in history diagnosed with Alzheimer's

A Chinese teenager has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, making him the youngest recorded person with this disease, surpassing the previous case of a 21-year-old patient carrying a genetic mutation.

The National Lottery's Extraordinary Winter Draw Brings a Downpour of Millions to 16 Provinces

The number 77314 won the first prize of 1.5 million euros in the National Lottery's Extraordinary Winter Draw. The full ticket was sold at administration 1 in Segovia, located on Juan Bravo street.

Donald Trump surprises by wearing a pin of a cartoon of himself: "It's a happy Trump, but I'm never satisfied"

Donald Trump drew attention by wearing a pin featuring a cartoon of himself during a meeting with oil companies to discuss Venezuela's new status. He remarked that although the pin shows a "happy Trump," he is never completely satisfied.

Do You Use the Oven a Lot? This Is How Much It Costs You to Use It Each Year

The Consumers and Users Organization reports that using a conventional oven can involve a significant annual cost, depending on the frequency and duration of its use, due to the energy consumption involved.

Save Without Noticing: This Is How the Rounding Method Works

The rounding method automatically converts the leftover cents from your daily purchases into savings, allowing you to accumulate money without conscious effort.

The benefit increases for people with disabilities receiving non-contributory pensions or Minimum Vital Income: this is the new amount

The Royal Decree-law approved on December 23 increases by 11.4% the benefits for people with disabilities who receive non-contributory pensions or Minimum Vital Income, thus improving their financial amount.

Mercadona is looking for employees for its bread factory with salaries of up to 2,200 euros

Mercadona offers positions in its bread factory with salaries of up to 2,200 euros, paid training, and opportunities for professional growth within the company, along with other benefits for its employees.

"Everything Ends, Everything Is Forgotten"

This article reflects on our increasing forgetfulness and vulnerability to manipulation, questioning how we have reached this state.

Return to Normality

2026 began with difficulties, but there is still a year left to correct the course and return to normality.

A V-16 for Everyone

The capture of Nicolás Maduro has generated a great global impact, altering an international scenario already marked by multiple crises and political tensions.

Year of Snow

The Spanish economy will grow by more than 2% in 2026, following an increase of 3.4% in 2024 and 2.9% in 2025, showing a sustained recovery.

The 'Penguins' Tour Valladolid in the Flag Parade of a "Massive" Edition

The event is the largest winter motorcycle gathering in Europe, notable for its atmosphere of camaraderie and the warmth offered by Valladolid, which overcomes the intense cold during the massive edition of the Flag Parade.

The European city that has banned burials due to the cold wave

The frozen ground in a European city has made it difficult to dig new graves, leading to a temporary ban on burials until the weather improves.

Bolsonaro's Wife Warns of the "Real Risk of Death" Facing the Former President in Prison

The wife of former president Bolsonaro warns about the "real risk of death" he faces due to his delicate health condition after being imprisoned.

José Elías, businessman: "Those of us from '76 could buy an apartment within three or four years of starting work"

José Elías highlights the work ethic of his generation, pointing out that in 1976 it was possible to buy a home after only a few years of hard work and without arrogance.

AI Will Make You a Millionaire If You Work in Plumbing: "I Had No Experience and I've Been Nonstop for a Year"

While AI automates tasks, manual trades like plumbing are increasing in value. People without experience in this field report high demand and opportunities, highlighting that the technological boom has boosted their work and financial stability.

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

The Technological Addictions Service of Madrid has observed an increase in cases of gambling addiction among minors, caused by in-game purchases such as loot boxes and paid avatars. These practices encourage dependency and financial problems from an early age.

Sport is trained and now also showcased: "If a race goes very badly, I wouldn't post it on social media"

Amateur sport combines enjoyment and display by sharing training sessions on apps and social networks. This generates more comparison and pressure, while also aiming to create a community beyond records. Many athletes choose what to show, avoiding posting content of poor performances.

More red meat, less sugar, and no alcohol at breakfast: the new US dietary guidelines

The new US dietary guidelines, updated every five years, promote increased consumption of red meat, reduction of sugar, and discourage alcohol consumption at breakfast. These recommendations influence federal school meal programs and nutrition subsidies.

Young Woman Rescued After Getting Stuck on a Zip Line 50 Meters High

A young woman became trapped on a zip line 50 meters high and was rescued. Afterwards, she was evacuated by helicopter to a meeting point where a non-emergency ambulance was waiting for her.

Two men arrested for robbing a gaming arcade with a machete in Águilas

Two men were arrested after attempting to rob a gaming arcade in Águilas with a machete. The actions of several customers prevented the robbery from taking place.

Consumption alert about the presence of manufacturing mold fragments in pandoros

AESAN has issued a warning about the presence of manufacturing mold fragments in pandoros initially distributed in Madrid and Catalonia. It is recommended to check the affected products to avoid risks.

Seven treated in a fire in Bilbao caused by the explosion of a scooter battery

Seven people were treated following a fire in Bilbao caused by the explosion of an electric scooter battery. The fire, extinguished by the firefighters, forced the evacuation of the affected building and its two adjacent entrances.

'Directo al Grano' doubles down with the special 'Directo a la Gente', to "explain" what’s happening with the US, Venezuela, or Greenland

The program 'Directo al Grano' is launching a special called 'Directo a la Gente' to provide clear explanations on current topics related to the US, Venezuela, and Greenland, aiming to bring information closer to the audience in an accessible and direct way.

'Got Talent' Opens Up to the Future with the First Contestant Created Through AI

The new season of 'Got Talent' features the first contestant created using artificial intelligence, marking an innovative milestone for the show. Additionally, changes are being made to the mechanics of the Golden Buzzers to refresh the competition's dynamics.

Raquel Mosquera speaks out about her husband's arrest: "I'm going to give him another chance"

Raquel Mosquera has not yet spoken with her husband Isi, who was arrested in France for drug trafficking. Despite the situation, she has decided to give him another chance.

This is Aurelio Manzano, collaborator of 'Fiesta': from his departure from Venezuela to his discreet love life

Aurelio Manzano, collaborator of the program 'Fiesta', left Venezuela almost 30 years ago. His career includes outstanding journalistic work, while maintaining a discreet love life away from the public eye.

Ana Obregón defends herself against criticism over the video of her son and granddaughter created with artificial intelligence

Ana Obregón explained the reason why she removed the video of her son and granddaughter created with artificial intelligence, defending her decision in response to the criticism received.

Kate Middleton stars in a video for her 44th birthday in which she thanks nature for helping her heal

Kate Middleton has shared a video narrated by herself for her 44th birthday, expressing her gratitude to nature for aiding her in her recovery and healing process.

Kate Middleton Turns 44 at Her Best Personal and Health Moment

Kate Middleton celebrates her 44th birthday after definitively overcoming the cancer she had, enjoying her best personal and health moment.

Isabelle Junot's First Words on Her Father's Death: "It is very sad, but he had a long and happy life"

Isabelle Junot expressed sadness over the death of her father, emphasizing that he had a long and happy life. Her second daughter spent Christmas with the French businessman and her mother, who were separated but maintained a good relationship.

Daniel Stern, one of the stars of 'Home Alone', arrested for soliciting the services of a prostitute

Daniel Stern, 68-year-old actor known for his role as Marv in 'Home Alone' and its sequel, was arrested for soliciting the services of a prostitute.

Kiko Jiménez's father arrested for an alleged stabbing offense, according to Marta Riesco

Marta Riesco, contributor to 'No somos nadie,' has recounted the circumstances of the incident in which Kiko Jiménez's father was arrested for an alleged stabbing offense.

Álvaro Morata and Alice Campello separately congratulate their daughter Bella on her third birthday

Álvaro Morata and Alice Campello separately celebrated their daughter Bella's third birthday, each sharing an independent post on their Instagram profiles to congratulate her.

Rocío Flores speaks out about the situation with her mother: "It has calmed my soul a little to see that justice is being served"

Rocío Flores spoke in an interview for 'De viernes', expressing relief at seeing that justice is being served in the situation with her mother, which has calmed her soul.

Successfully Test Technology to Prevent Drones from Crashing During Operations

Indra has successfully tested a technology designed to prevent collisions between drones during swarm operations, enhancing safety and coordination in simultaneous flights.

They Save the Leg of a Child with a Complex Bone Tumor Thanks to Innovative Techniques

Doctors from Madrid's public healthcare system saved the leg of a child with a complex bone tumor using innovative techniques and a tibia donated by an adult.

A graffiti in Markina-Xemein is nominated to be the best mural in the world 2025

A graffiti in Markina-Xemein (Bizkaia) created by the Basque-Argentine artist Mikele Irazusta has been selected by Street Art Cities to compete as the best mural in the world 2025. The work, started on September 8 during the Basque Diaspora Day, pays tribute to cesta punta and the pelotaris who represented Euskadi internationally.

The incredible point between Alcaraz and Sinner at the exhibition in Korea: almost impossible hitting angles and final laughs

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner 7-5, 7-6(6) in an exhibition in Seoul that lasted 1 hour and 48 minutes, featuring points with impressive hitting angles and moments of fun between both players.

Alcaraz defeats Sinner in two sets at the Korea exhibition

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner in two sets during an exhibition in Korea, as both prepare for the start of the Australian Open in one week.

Ilia Topuria's plan for when he leaves MMA: "I am going to surprise more than one person"

Ilia Topuria, UFC champion, revealed in an interview with Marca that after retiring from MMA, he plans to venture into boxing, assuring that he will surprise more than one person with this decision.

Toni Nadal reveals the key to succeeding in life and sports: "Suffering and being prepared are decisive for professional success"

Toni Nadal highlighted in a talk with Jordi Vidal that suffering and preparation are essential to achieving professional success, both in life and in sports, emphasizing the fundamental values that guide the path to triumph.

Xabi Alonso on Kylian Mbappé: "We are not kamikazes, it will be a controlled risk"

Xabi Alonso, coach of Real Madrid, spoke ahead of the Super Cup final against FC Barcelona. He commented on the management of Kylian Mbappé, assuring that they will not take unnecessary risks and that his participation will be a measured and controlled decision.

Neymar Surrenders to a Real Madrid Player and Sets Social Media on Fire: "He Is the Best Defensive Midfielder in the World"

Neymar, former FC Barcelona player, praised a Real Madrid defensive midfielder in an interview, calling him "the best defensive midfielder in the world," which sparked a huge reaction on social media.

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

The ACB Foundation launches the Champions Cup, a new basketball competition for people with intellectual disabilities. Eighteen clubs participate in a tournament that promotes social and sports inclusion, fostering the integration and personal development of the players through sport.

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

Children with autism often have limited interests, which leads them to always ask for the same things or not show enthusiasm for gifts, making it difficult to choose presents that truly motivate and please them.

A study warns that psychological therapies are not well adapted for people with intellectual disabilities

A review of 122 studies reveals that psychological therapies still do not adequately consider the specific needs of people with intellectual disabilities, despite multiple proposed adjustments.

Dependency certificates do not certify disability for IRPF purposes

Ángel Gabilondo reported that the regulation regarding the accreditation of disability with dependency certificates is currently under parliamentary review. Therefore, consultations and actions with the Tax Agency have been suspended until the regulation is approved.

They Call to Speed Up the Law That Will Toughen Penalties for Failing to Meet the Employment Quota for People with Disabilities

The confederation states that there are no objective reasons for failing to comply with the legal obligation to hire 2% of people with disabilities and calls for accelerating the approval of the law that will increase penalties for such non-compliance.

The Ibex 35 Stocks with the Strongest Start in 2026

The Ibex 35 begins 2026 at record highs, with Indra leading the gains. However, debt and the global geopolitical situation increase risk and volatility in the markets.

Major Investors Begin to Make Moves in Venezuela After Maduro's Fall

Specialized ETFs, private funds, and safe-haven assets are starting to invest in Venezuela, taking advantage of the political change following Maduro's fall.

Banco Santander completes the sale of 49% of its Polish subsidiary and achieves a capital gain of 1.9 billion

Banco Santander has sold 49% of its subsidiary in Poland, generating a capital gain of 1.9 billion euros. Approximately half of the funds obtained will be allocated to accelerating extraordinary share buyback programs.

The candidates to succeed Guindos at the ECB rise to six after Mario Centeno enters the race

Mario Centeno, former governor of the Bank of Portugal and former Minister of Finance, joins five other candidates to succeed Guindos at the ECB. Among them is former commissioner Olli Rehn. Today is the deadline to submit candidacies.

The Government Will Increase Inspections in the Marketing of Olive Oil in Stores and at the Border

The Ministry of Agriculture has approved a new plan to control the quality of olive oil and pomace oil, ensuring a minimum of 20% annual inspection in the olive oil industry, strengthening controls in stores and at borders.

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

Banco Sabadell extends the interest on its remunerated account until February, a key product to attract digital customers and achieve its strategic objectives outlined in the 2027 roadmap.

Golden Globes 2026: the detail that prevents Owen Cooper from repeating his Emmy feat

Owen Cooper could be the youngest actor to win a Golden Globe, but a removed category prevents him from repeating the achievement he reached at the Emmys.

"There Are Many Players in the Closet": Actor Hudson Williams ('More Than Rivals') on the Athletes Who Have Reached Out to Him

The series 'More Than Rivals' has revitalized the debate about homosexuality in sports such as hockey, soccer, and basketball, becoming a phenomenon in the United States and generating contact with several athletes who remain in the closet.

Kristen Stewart wants to return to 'Twilight', but not as Bella Swan: "I'm committed!"

Kristen Stewart expressed interest in returning to 'Twilight', but not as Bella Swan. The actress and director of 'The Water Man' wants to direct a remake of the iconic love triangle, showing her commitment to new projects behind the camera.

Is an Oscar Possible? 'Weapons' and 'F1' Surprise by Sneaking into the Producers Guild Nominations

The Producers Guild nominations have surprised by including 'Weapons' and 'F1', which could influence the race toward the Oscars and change the usual landscape of contenders.

It’s on Disney+ and it’s the wildest from the creator of 'Peaky Blinders': "No one watches a series like this to learn history"

'Mil golpes' (A Thousand Blows), the new series by Steven Knight available on Disney+, follows characters struggling to survive in London’s East End in 1880. With a raw and realistic tone, it stands out for its intensity and a different approach to learning history, much like his work on 'Peaky Blinders'.

The humanoid robot Unitree G1 is capable of smashing watermelons with its deadly and impossible kicks

The humanoid robot Unitree G1 displays great agility and strength by performing kung-fu kicks that can smash watermelons, showcasing its impressive skill.

Miguel López, cybersecurity expert: "WhatsApp has become the preferred channel to scam older users"

Miguel López, director of Barrucada Networks, reveals to 20bits that scams targeting older users have increased significantly through WhatsApp, which has become the preferred medium for scammers to deceive this vulnerable group.

The Oddest Phone at CES: HONOR Unveils Its Smartphone with Robotic Camera Without Revealing Its Mystery

HONOR presented its Robot Phone at CES 2026, featuring a camera mounted on a robotic stabilizer. However, the brand did not disclose details about its operation or specific features, keeping the mystery surrounding the device.

The new IKEA charger: costs less than 4 euros and offers 20 W for iPhone and Android

IKEA launches an affordable charger for less than 4 euros that provides 20 W of power, compatible with iPhone and Android. Designed to offer fast charging without complications, it is an accessible and functional option for users seeking efficiency and low cost.

This smart mirror turns a 30-second selfie into a report that tells you how you will age

The Longevity Mirror, presented at CES, is a smart mirror that uses AI to analyze your face in a 30-second selfie and generate a personalized report on how you age, providing a longevity score focused on digital wellness.

Leticia Dolera, director of 'Pubertat', on the use of mobile phones among teenagers: "Addiction to mobile phones blocks development"

Leticia Dolera warns about how addiction to mobile phones affects brain development and mental health in teenagers, highlighting its negative impact during this crucial stage.

Goodbye Rain Boots: These Are the Ideal and Stylish Converse for Rainy Days

Cloud dancer-colored leather Converse provide an elegant and practical option for rainy days, combining style and protection without the need for rain boots.

Vilma Montoliu, meditation expert: "Meditation helps you lower expectations, accept things as they are, and feel freer"

Vilma Montoliu emphasizes that meditation helps reduce expectations, accept reality as it is, and live with greater freedom. This practice allows you to face life with calmness and less pressure, improving emotional well-being.

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

The second-hand market is gaining popularity in fashion and jewelry, offering high-quality items at lower prices, positioning itself as an attractive alternative to traditional sales.

Tamara Falcó debuts the flattering top that doesn’t matter if it’s not on sale

Tamara Falcó starts the year wearing an elegant and flattering top, one of our favorite looks, with an affordable price of less than 26 euros.

Kate Middleton Turns 44: The Best Looks of the Princess of Wales (With Nods to Lady Di)

The future queen of England celebrates her 44th birthday with her family. To commemorate her day, her best looks are compiled, highlighting those that pay tribute to the iconic Princess Diana.

Prawn curry with peanut cream: a simple and exotic recipe to impress at the table

This recipe combines prawns with a creamy peanut sauce, offering an easy-to-make dish full of exotic flavor to impress at any meal.

The curious fruit considered one of the best foods in Spain by Taste Atlas

The Calanda peach, with a Designation of Origin, has been recognized by Taste Atlas as one of the best foods in Spain, highlighting its unique flavor and quality.

With the hoof facing up or down? The correct way to carve a ham: "If part is going to dry out, let it not be the best part"

The expert carver Víctor Sanchego recommends starting to carve the ham from the "maza" (the thicker, meatier part) to preserve the best portion. In this way, if any section dries out, it will not affect the quality of the main cut, ensuring a better experience when tasting the ham.

The Curious History of the Shrimp Cocktail: A 'Retro' Appetizer That Became Popular in Las Vegas in the 1950s and Is Very Popular at Christmas

The shrimp cocktail, a classic appetizer commonly enjoyed at Christmas, became popular in Las Vegas during the 1950s. Its simple recipe and refreshing taste made it a favorite that has endured on festive tables over time.

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

This inn in Cantabria offers homemade, abundant, and tasty food, prepared following traditional recipes. It stands out for its affordable prices and its iconic mountain stew, preserving the essence of old-fashioned cuisine.

Carob Donuts, Dairy-Free, No Added Sugar, and Gluten-Free: A Delicious and Healthy Recipe

Andrea Carucci, author of 'The Fertility Kitchen,' shares delicious and healthy recipes every Friday, such as these carob donuts free of dairy, added sugar, and gluten, perfect for a healthy diet.

The impressive desert where the Dakar Rally takes place: more than 2.3 million square kilometers

The Dakar Rally, considered the toughest in the world, returns to Saudi Arabia, where drivers such as Carlos Sainz, Nani Roma, and Tosha Schareina will face the challenge of the vast desert spanning more than 2.3 million km².

The Movie-Worthy Destination You Can’t Miss in 2026 If You’re an 'Avatar' Fan: Why It’s Set to Become the Most Popular Choice

The Asian giant has become a trendy destination for 2026, largely driven by the influence of James Cameron’s 'Avatar' franchise, which attracts many fans eager to visit locations related to the saga.

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

Millie Bobby Brown's finale on Netflix sparks debate in Spain, highlighting the magical place with waterfalls where Eleven's conclusion was filmed.

The small thermal village in Portugal just steps from Ourense, perfect for a relaxing getaway

This Portuguese village by the Miño River, on the border with Spain, stands out for its beautiful thermal baths, considered one of the best in northern Portugal, ideal for a relaxing getaway near Ourense.

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

This small medieval town in the Baix Camp region, Tarragona, stands out for its location among mountains and its mysterious legends about vampire dogs, which attract the curiosity of visitors and lovers of mythological stories in Catalonia.

The Destiny of France with a Vertiginous Sanctuary and the Second Favorite Monument of the French

This town in France is an important center of spiritual tourism, known for its stunning natural landscapes combined with man-made monuments that defy nature.

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

This Mediterranean country combines beaches and coastal villages with an extensive desert landscape, offering options both for those seeking relaxation and for adventure lovers. Although few Spaniards visit it, it is emerging as one of the best destinations to travel to in 2026.

The Signals Your Body Gives When You're Lacking Nutrients like Magnesium, Iron, or Potassium

Some symptoms can reveal deficiencies in essential nutrients such as magnesium, iron, or potassium. Recognizing these signs early is key to correcting them and maintaining optimal health.

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

The combination of consuming unhealthy foods and experiencing anxiety during the holidays causes inflammation in the body, affecting health according to two experts.

Miguel Assal, Emergency Expert: "Three Foods You Have at Home and Should Never Eat"

Miguel Assal warns about three common foods found at home that should never be consumed to avoid health risks, emphasizing that although we try to make use of food, sometimes it is better to discard it if it is spoiled.

A Coronary Bypass Without Open-Heart Surgery Performed for the First Time

Cardiologist Christopher Bruce emphasized that, following an innovative approach, they successfully performed a coronary bypass for the first time without the need for open-heart surgery, thereby developing a practical and advanced solution to treat heart diseases.

If You Talk About These Topics, Your Social Skills Are Below Average

Talking about certain inappropriate topics or with untrustworthy people can reflect below-average social skills, as these topics are usually sensitive and should not be addressed outside of specific contexts.

The Civil Guard forced to pre-signpost a vehicle breakdown due to the inadequate light of the V16 beacon placed by the driver

The V16 beacon continues to prove insufficient even under optimal visibility conditions, which led the Civil Guard to have to pre-signpost a breakdown after considering the driver's beacon light to be inadequate.

The Tire You Should Have on Your Vehicle to Drive Safely in Snow: "You Can Save Yourself from Using Chains"

An automotive expert explains what type of tires are necessary to drive safely and avoid fines in snowy conditions, pointing out that with the right tire, traditional chains can be replaced.

What’s New in the 2026 Peugeot 408? First Impressions

The 2026 Peugeot 408, unveiled in Brussels, stands out for its revamped fastback design, enhanced technology, and a diverse range of powertrains, offering a more advanced and versatile experience.

Opel presents its new 2026 Astra in Belgium and strengthens its electric offering

Opel launched the new 2026 Astra in Brussels, along with a renewed range of SUVs. The brand strengthens its commitment to electrification by offering updated and more sustainable models.

This is what the new 8 km section of this Spanish highway will be like, with construction starting in the coming months

On December 9, the Council of Ministers authorized the Ministry of Transport to tender the construction of the 8 km link between highways A-23 and A-21 in Huesca, marking the upcoming start of the works.

The demolition of the top floor of the building affected by the gas explosion in Carabanchel begins

The demolition of the top floor of the building damaged by the gas explosion in Carabanchel has begun, following the damage suffered not only at number 36 but also at the neighboring property at number 38.

Junqueras confirms that Catalonia will manage 80% of the VAT and demands that Sánchez allow collecting the IRPF if he wants the Budget

Junqueras values the agreement with the Government as an important advance for Catalonia, which will manage 80% of the VAT. However, he demands that Sánchez also allow the region to collect the IRPF in order to approve the Budget, emphasizing that the agreement is only a step towards a broader financing model.

4 Neighborhoods in Murcia to Buy Property With the Highest Potential for Appreciation in 2026

Four neighborhoods in Murcia stand out for their high potential for real estate appreciation in 2026, driven by factors such as urban development, infrastructure, and growing demand. These areas represent key opportunities for investors and buyers looking for properties with strong future performance in the local market.

One arrested for the death of a man by a gunshot in Getafe

A man was arrested for the death of another person in Getafe after a gunshot. The assailant had injuries from a struggle with the victims, which allowed the officers to locate and arrest him.

The Four Neighborhoods in Vigo to Buy a Home with the Greatest Potential for Appreciation in 2026

Vigo, a coastal city, features neighborhoods with high potential for real estate appreciation by 2026, offering attractive opportunities for those looking to buy a home.

An iconic dome on Gran Vía will become one of Madrid's most exclusive clubs

An iconic dome on Gran Vía, Madrid, will be transformed into a luxurious exclusive club that will place the city on the same level as London and New York.

Woman dies in fire at her home in the Royal Site of San Ildefonso

Firefighters extinguished a fire in a home in the Royal Site of San Ildefonso and found a woman deceased inside after completing the extinguishing efforts.

Besteiro defends his management of sexual harassment cases "with firmness and rigor" before the PSdeG membership

Besteiro avoids mentioning the complaints against Inés Rey, still pending with Ferraz, and in his speech calls on the Xunta to negotiate local funding, defending his handling of sexual harassment cases with firmness and rigor before the PSdeG membership.

Draw for the Electoral Tables of the 2026 Aragón Elections: Notification Deadlines

The early regional elections of Aragón will be held on February 8, 2026, with 14 participating candidacies. The draw to appoint the electoral tables has begun, and deadlines have been set to notify those selected.

10-year-old girl dies in head-on collision between two cars in Zuheros

A 10-year-old girl died in a head-on collision between two cars in Zuheros. Additionally, four other occupants of the vehicles sustained injuries of varying severity.

A young Mexican loses his phone in Madrid and manages to recover it: "He was way too kind"

A young Mexican lost his phone in Madrid, but another young man found it and, instead of keeping it, returned it to its owner, showing great honesty.

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

The new challenge on TikTok, called "leg wrestling," consists of a simple and fun competition where the winner makes the opponent turn around, thus measuring the strength between participants.

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

Zach King is recognized for his ability to turn fantasies into reality through video editing, achieving massive virality on social media thanks to his creativity and talent with editing software.

Ornamental Birds, the Invisible Protagonists of 'Pet Culture'

Ornamental birds are the most common pets after dogs and cats, found in many homes. However, their welfare and regulation go unnoticed, posing challenges for their proper care and control.

Bottlenecks, Inbreeding, and ‘Purity’: Cat Breeds with Tiny Genealogies

Many cat breeds face populations with limited genetic histories. Their future will depend on preserving and promoting genetic diversity to avoid problems associated with bottlenecks and inbreeding.

Everything You Should Keep in Mind If You Just Adopted a Dog

Adopted dogs have previous experiences that affect their behavior. Acting appropriately from the very first day is essential to ensure their emotional well-being and a good adjustment in their new home.

Could Dogs Learn to Talk? We Tell You What Science Says

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

Your Daily Horoscope: Saturday, January 10, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Saturday, January 10, 2026, on 20minutos.es and discover the predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow, helping you plan your day with astrological advice.

Navarra Work Calendar 2026: There Will Be a Holiday Earlier Than in Most Regions

In 2026, Navarra will have a holiday before Holy Week, unlike in previous years. Additionally, All Saints' Day is moved to Monday, November 2nd, thus adjusting the regional work calendar.

Check the results of the National Lottery draw on Saturday, January 10

The winning number in the National Lottery on January 10, 2026, is 77314. The second prize goes to 46705, and the third to 38366. The refund numbers are 4, 5, and 7. Check all the results at 20minutos.es.

Check Bonoloto: results for this Saturday, January 10, 2026

The winning combination for the Bonoloto on Saturday, January 10, 2026 includes the numbers 12, 32, 40, 41, 43, and 47. The complementary number is 13 and the refund number is 0. More results are available on the 20minutos.es website.

Shields and logos. Los Angeles Clippers

The clipper is a 19th-century sailing merchant ship, known for its great speed thanks to its three masts with extensive sails.

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

The artist Cameron Hunt created humorous signs with absurd messages, such as a speed limit for walking, for the Little Street Art Festival in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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 important. Retailers freely choose when to start, from January 1st to after January 7th. To make the most of them and avoid scams, it is essential to know these dates and be attentive to genuine offers and purchase conditions.

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

Paz Vega celebrates her 50th birthday by showing how she has evolved since rising to fame in the 2000s. Over the course of two decades, the actress has undergone physical and professional changes that reflect her growth and versatility in the film industry.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature constantly surprises us, not only with disasters but also with impressive magical phenomena. Around the world, there are natural events that surpass imagination and amaze us with their beauty and uniqueness.

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

Some celebrities, like Lamine Yamal, refuse to sign autographs for their fans, so it’s not worth asking them for signatures.

Marco Rubio Gains 'Momentum' with Venezuela and Surpasses JD Vance in the Race for Trump's Future Succession

Marco Rubio gains momentum in Trump's succession race thanks to his traditional stance on Venezuela, overtaking JD Vance. Experts consulted by 20minutos agree that Rubio is strengthening his position against the isolationist views of the vice president.

This is what the new 8 km section of this Spanish highway will be like, with construction starting in the coming months

On December 9, the Council of Ministers authorized the Ministry of Transport to tender the construction of the 8 km link between highways A-23 and A-21 in Huesca, with works to begin soon.

Socotra, the Only Place Where the Dragon's Blood Tree Grows: a Natural Jewel in Danger of Extinction

The dragon's blood tree, native to the island of Socotra, stands out for its red sap resembling blood. This unique species is a natural jewel at risk of extinction.

Two Homeless People Die in Cádiz in Less Than 48 Hours Due to the Cold Wave

The mayor of Cádiz emphasized the need to increase the number of available beds and improve social services following the death of two homeless people in less than 48 hours due to the cold wave.

Check the results of the Primitiva lottery for this Saturday, January 10, 2026

The winning combination for La Primitiva on January 10, 2026 is 4, 7, 8, 22, 40, 49; complementary number 44 and refund number 2. The Joker code is 3387681. Full results available at 20minutos.es.

Roberto Leal: "My mother saw my cover on 'Men's Health' and told me I had too many lumps and asked if I could eat normally now"

This Friday the 9th, the sixth season of the extreme challenges show with celebrities, hosted by Roberto Leal, premieres on Antena 3.

At least six dead in the United States in a shooting in Mississippi

Six people died in a shooting in Mississippi, United States. Authorities have detained the suspect, but the causes of the incident have not yet been clarified.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026, raising doubts among drivers who are unsure about stopping the use of emergency triangles.

These are the winning numbers in the ONCE Sueldazo on Saturday

The winning number of the ONCE Sueldazo draw on Saturday, January 10, 2026, is 47306, series 025. The complete results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Work Calendar Valencia 2026: This Month Some Residents Will Be Able to Have a Four-Day Holiday Bridge

In 2026, the Valencian Community will have 12 regional public holidays and two local holidays, allowing some residents to enjoy long weekends of up to four days in certain months.

The Silent Protest of Women in Iran: Burning Photos of Khamenei with a Cigarette Becomes a Viral Trend

To contain the protests, Iranian authorities have imposed an almost total digital blackout, while the trend of women burning photos of Khamenei with a cigarette as a form of silent protest goes viral.

Andalusia and Catalonia are the communities that would gain the most resources with Montero's financing: they would receive 45% of the new funds

Andalusia and Catalonia lead the communities that would gain the most resources with Montero's new financing model, receiving an additional 4.846 and 4.686 billion euros, respectively. The Valencian Community and Madrid would also increase their revenues, with 3.669 and 2.555 billion more. In total, the autonomous communities will obtain an extra 21 billion euros.

What Happened to Dover, the Legendary Madrid Band That Came in the 90s to Shake Up Spanish Rock

Dover rose to fame in 1997 with their hit "Serenade" from the album "Devil Came to Me." For 20 years, they left their mark on Spanish rock with their style and sparked constant controversy.

One of the owners of the bar set on fire in Switzerland during a New Year's Eve party arrested due to flight risk

One of the owners of the bar that was set on fire in Switzerland during the New Year's Eve party was arrested due to risk of flight. It was confirmed that the establishment had not undergone any safety inspections, audits, or official controls in the last five years.

The DGT does not require carrying chains in anticipation of snow but may prevent you from passing certain sections if you do not put them on

The DGT points out that not carrying chains does not entail a fine, but disobeying agents' orders is a serious offense. In snowy areas, although carrying chains is not mandatory, passage can be restricted if they are not used when required.

25 Years in Prison Requested for a Man Accused of Threatening and Harassing Judges, Lawyers, and Police Officers in Vigo

A man is accused of threatening and harassing judges, lawyers, and police officers in Vigo. Among his actions, he assaulted a lawyer outside the courts, striking him in the face and knocking him to the ground. For these acts, a 25-year prison sentence is being requested.

Most Read: The Most Viewed News by 20minutos Users

The article presents a rundown of the most consulted news by users on 20minutos, highlighting current topics that have generated great interest and debate. It includes relevant events at both national and international levels, covering politics, society, culture, and sports, reflecting the concerns and informational trends of the moment.

20M Surveys: Participate with Your Vote and See What Other Readers Think

Take part in the 20M Surveys and share your opinion on current topics. Check the results and find out what other readers think. An opportunity to express your voice and discover diverse perspectives in real time.

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. To get started in AI, it is essential to understand its basic concepts, applications, and tools such as machine learning and neural networks. Additionally, it is recommended to learn programming and mathematics, and to explore educational platforms to develop practical skills in this growing field.

An OCU ranking reveals the best supermarket Roscones de Reyes

The OCU evaluated 13 cream-filled Roscones de Reyes sold in supermarkets to guide consumers in their choice, highlighting the importance of this pastry, which is consumed in Spain at around 30 million units each year.

The British miniseries set in the 16th century hidden on streaming: a gem perfect for a binge-watch

This British miniseries, based on bestsellers, is set during the Reformation era and stands out for the performances of Tom Holland and Damian Lewis. Available on streaming, it is perfect for marathons due to its quality and historical setting.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. This raises questions among drivers, especially about whether they should stop using the traditional emergency triangles or if they could be fined for using both devices simultaneously.

'Stranger Things' Returns by Surprise: Netflix Announces an Unexpected Final Trip to Hawkins

Netflix will release on January 12 the documentary 'One Last Adventure: How Stranger Things 5 Was Made', which will show behind the scenes of the filming of the series' fifth season.

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

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, stated that they still do not have data on how many drivers have not purchased the approved V-16 beacon, with five days remaining before the established deadline. She reiterated that there is currently no intention to issue fines.

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

The winter sales of 2026 are about to arrive, marking a key moment to take advantage of offers. It is important to know the start dates and duration of promotions at brands like Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés to make the most of the discounts.

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

After a successful 2025, 2026 promises great anime releases, featuring highly anticipated series and movies such as 'Jujutsu Kaisen,' 'Frieren,' and 'Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.'

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

Pere Navarro, Director of the DGT, emphasized that the future of cities depends on sustainable mobility and described the daily use of the car to transport a single person as a luxury, highlighting the need to change habits to improve the urban environment.

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

Iberia has launched an offer with flights from 21 euros per leg to destinations in Spain, Europe, America, and Asia. The promotion will be available until January 26.

The secret beneath the sand of Western Sahara: the reason behind Morocco's interest in the former Spanish colony

The Western Sahara desert holds rich mineral resources and potential significant reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco's strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

The First Worries Arise Over Using V16 Beacons for Emergency Pre-signaling, Casting Doubts on Their Effectiveness

Some drivers in Spain are beginning to use V16 beacons instead of triangles according to the new regulations, but initial videos show that their use can be dangerous, raising doubts about their effectiveness for emergency pre-signaling.

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

In the 2026 Euskadi work calendar, the holiday on Sunday, October 12th, Hispanic Day, is moved to Monday to facilitate long weekends and the organization of holidays in the region.

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

Although it is uncommon, a Traffic Civil Guard on a motorcycle may show you a yellow flag. This signal indicates caution, and you should reduce your speed, stay alert, and follow the instructions to avoid risks. It is a warning to control traffic and prevent accidents.

Companies scramble to secure ships, assemble operations to transfer Venezuelan oil, sources say

Companies are urgently securing vessels and coordinating logistics to transfer Venezuelan oil amid rising demand and complex sanctions. The efforts involve arranging shipments through third-party transfers to bypass restrictions, highlighting challenges in the global oil supply chain and the impact of geopolitical pressures on Venezuela's oil exports.

Six tankers that had left Venezuela in ‘dark mode’ are back in its waters

Six Venezuelan tankers that had previously disappeared from tracking systems, operating in "dark mode," have returned to Venezuelan waters. This move raises concerns about potential sanctions evasion and illicit oil trade amid ongoing economic and political challenges in Venezuela. The tankers’ reappearance underscores complexities in monitoring maritime activities linked to the country's oil exports.

Exclusive – Vitol to load first diluent cargo under Venezuela supply deal this weekend, sources say

Vitol is set to load its first diluent shipment for Venezuela this weekend as part of a new supply agreement. This move aims to aid Venezuela’s oil production by providing the necessary materials to blend with heavy crude. The deal marks a significant step in supporting Venezuela’s oil industry amid ongoing economic challenges.

Slovakia to sign nuclear energy cooperation agreement with US, PM Fico says

Slovakia plans to sign a nuclear energy cooperation deal with the United States, according to Prime Minister Robert Fico. The agreement aims to enhance Slovakia's nuclear energy capabilities, support energy security, and promote sustainable development in the country. This move aligns with Slovakia’s strategy to diversify its energy sources and strengthen ties with the US in the energy sector.

Trump signs order to protect Venezuelan oil revenue held in US accounts

President Trump signed an executive order to safeguard Venezuelan oil revenues held in U.S. financial institutions. The move aims to prevent the Venezuelan government from accessing these funds amid ongoing political and economic turmoil in the country. It supports opposition efforts to control oil income, intended to pressure President Nicolás Maduro’s regime.

What is the "Donroe Doctrine" and how it impacts oil stocks

The "Donroe Doctrine" refers to recent policies affecting oil production and exports, influencing global energy markets. It aims to balance energy independence with environmental concerns, impacting oil stock valuations by creating uncertainty in supply and demand. Investors are closely watching its implementation as it could lead to market volatility and shifts in energy sector investments.

Can gold hit $5,000 in 2026?

Analysts explore the possibility of gold reaching $5,000 per ounce by 2026, driven by factors like inflation fears, currency devaluation, and geopolitical tensions. Rising demand for safe-haven assets and potential market volatility underpin bullish forecasts, though risks remain from economic recovery and interest rate hikes. The outlook suggests significant upside potential amid uncertain global economic conditions.

US seizes Olina tanker in Caribbean, fifth vessel taken in Venezuela blockade

The US has seized the Olina tanker in the Caribbean, marking the fifth vessel confiscated as part of its ongoing blockade against Venezuela. The action aims to enforce sanctions and limit Venezuela’s oil exports amidst political and economic tensions. The move underscores the US commitment to pressure the Venezuelan government by disrupting its maritime trade routes.

Bessent says Australia, India invited to G7 meeting on critical minerals

Bessent announced that Australia and India have been invited to the upcoming G7 meeting focused on critical minerals. This inclusion aims to strengthen collaboration on securing supply chains and addressing challenges in the global minerals market critical for technology and clean energy sectors.

Chevron sees pathway to grow Venezuela production by 50%, US energy secretary says

US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm revealed that Chevron aims to boost its oil production in Venezuela by 50%, signaling a potential increase in output despite ongoing political and economic challenges in the country. The expansion highlights opportunities amid shifting US-Venezuela relations and efforts to stabilize global energy markets.

Musk’s X to open source new algorithm in seven days

Elon Musk's platform X will release a new algorithm as open source within seven days. This move aims to boost transparency and foster innovation by allowing developers and users to access and contribute to the algorithm’s code. The initiative aligns with Musk’s broader vision of creating more open and collaborative technology ecosystems.

Russia stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

Russian stocks ended lower in the latest trading session, with the MOEX Russia Index remaining flat. Market activity showed mixed performance amid ongoing economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions affecting investor sentiment. Key sectors experienced varied movements, reflecting cautious trading ahead of upcoming economic data releases.

China is closing in on US technology lead despite constraints, AI researchers say

Despite challenges like limited access to US chips and export restrictions, China is rapidly advancing in AI technology. Researchers note that China's strong investment and talent development are enabling it to narrow the technology gap with the US, potentially reshaping the global AI landscape.

Rio Tinto’s bid for Glencore piles pressure on BHP

Rio Tinto’s takeover bid for Glencore intensifies competition in the mining sector, pressuring rival BHP to reconsider its strategic moves. The potential merger would create one of the world's largest mining giants, shifting market dynamics and prompting industry-wide reevaluation of partnerships and investments.

3 events that could make markets decline in 2026

The article highlights three potential events that might trigger market declines in 2026: a major geopolitical conflict, tightening of monetary policies by central banks leading to higher interest rates, and significant technological disruptions impacting key industries. These factors could create uncertainty, reduce investor confidence, and impact global economic growth.

Investing.com’s Stocks of the Week

The article highlights top-performing stocks this week, focusing on companies showing strong earnings growth, positive market trends, and potential for future gains. Key sectors include technology, healthcare, and renewable energy. Investors are advised to monitor these stocks for strategic portfolio additions amid fluctuating market conditions.

Exclusive – Bain’s Manappuram deal delayed by Indian regulatory concerns, sources say

Bain Capital's acquisition of Manappuram Finance is facing delays due to Indian regulatory scrutiny. Authorities are reportedly reviewing compliance and ownership issues, which has slowed the deal's progress. Both parties remain engaged in discussions to resolve concerns and move forward with the transaction.

Has Japan become a leading ICT economy?

Japan continues to be a major player in the ICT sector, leveraging its advanced technology infrastructure and innovation capabilities. While it faces fierce competition from countries like South Korea and China, Japan maintains strengths in electronics, robotics, and telecommunications. Government initiatives and investments aim to boost digital transformation, but challenges in startup culture and global market share remain.

Wolfe analysts say these will be key investment themes for 2026

Wolfe Research highlights key investment themes for 2026, focusing on AI advancements, climate tech, and generative AI. They emphasize opportunities in sustainable energy, biotech innovation, and digital transformation across industries. The analysts expect these sectors to drive significant growth and offer attractive returns amid evolving market and technological trends.

Will SMidCaps outperform in 2026?

The article explores the potential outperformance of small and mid-cap stocks in 2026, driven by economic growth prospects, innovation, and market trends favoring nimble companies. It discusses factors such as valuations, interest rates, and sector dynamics that could benefit SMidCaps, while also cautioning about risks from economic slowdown and market volatility. Overall, the outlook suggests selective opportunities in the SMidCap space next year.

Trump posted some US jobs data early on his Truth Social account

Former President Donald Trump shared early US jobs data on his Truth Social account before its official release. This action raised concerns about the premature dissemination of sensitive economic information. The data highlighted employment trends, but the early posting sparked discussions about the implications for market reactions and data confidentiality.

Two Fed officials say key to fixing US housing more about supply than financing

Two Federal Reserve officials emphasized that addressing the US housing crisis hinges more on increasing supply than on altering financing options. They highlighted that boosting construction and availability of homes is crucial to meet demand and stabilize prices, rather than focusing solely on mortgage lending policies or interest rates.

US consumer sentiment perks up in early January

US consumer sentiment improved in early January, reflecting increased optimism about the economy. This uptick was driven by better assessments of current conditions and expectations for the future, suggesting growing confidence among consumers despite ongoing economic uncertainties.

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Surges, Outperforming Predictions

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose sharply, surpassing economists' forecasts. The increase reflects growing consumer confidence driven by a robust job market and easing inflation concerns, indicating a stronger economic outlook and increased spending potential among U.S. consumers.

U.S. employers add 50,000 jobs in December, cooling from prior month

U.S. employers added 50,000 jobs in December, marking a slowdown from November's gains. The cooling labor market indicates cautious hiring as economic growth moderates. Despite the slowdown, unemployment remains low, reflecting sustained demand for workers amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

Canada job creation pauses after hiring surge, unemployment rate rises

Canada’s job growth stalled in recent months following a period of strong hiring, leading to a rise in the unemployment rate. Economic uncertainties and global factors contributed to the slowdown, impacting sectors unevenly. The labor market shows signs of cooling after previous robust expansion.

Brazil inflation eases to 4.3% in December, opening door for rate cut

Brazil's inflation rate fell to 4.3% in December, its lowest in over a year, driven by slower food price increases and easing fuel costs. This decline supports expectations that the central bank may cut interest rates soon to stimulate economic growth amid stable inflation pressures.

US single-family housing starts rebound in October, building permits dip

US single-family home starts rose in October, signaling renewed builder confidence, while overall housing starts fell due to a decline in multi-family construction. Building permits dipped slightly, indicating cautious optimism amid higher mortgage rates and supply challenges affecting the housing market.

US Building Permits Hold Steady, Matching Forecasted Figures

US building permits remained steady in April, aligning with economists' predictions. The data indicates continued stability in the housing market despite economic uncertainties. This suggests ongoing confidence among builders and potential sustained construction activity in the coming months.

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Exclusive - US may lift more Venezuela sanctions next week, Bessent says

The US is considering easing additional sanctions on Venezuela as soon as next week, according to Bessent. This move aims to support ongoing diplomatic efforts and encourage economic stability in the region. The decision follows recent dialogue between the two countries and signals a potential shift in US policy toward Venezuela.

Central bank debates are set to shape first half of 2026, Morgan Stanley says

Morgan Stanley highlights that central bank policies will dominate financial markets in early 2026. Debates over interest rates, inflation control, and economic growth are expected to impact investment strategies and global economic outlooks during the first half of the year.

Trump escalates Greenland rhetoric, citing Russia and China security threats

Former President Trump intensified his calls to purchase Greenland, emphasizing its strategic importance due to Russia and China's increasing military presence. He argued that securing Greenland would bolster U.S. national security and counter rival powers in the Arctic region.

How the Venezuela crisis may impact global airlines

The ongoing crisis in Venezuela, marked by economic instability and political turmoil, is causing disruptions in the aviation sector. International airlines face operational challenges, including payment issues and safety concerns, leading some to reduce or suspend flights. This impacts global connectivity and regional air travel, while airlines reassess risks and adapt strategies amid Venezuela's uncertain environment.

Indonesia temporarily blocks access to Grok over sexualized images

Indonesia has temporarily blocked access to OpenAI's Grok AI platform due to concerns about sexualized images appearing on the site. Authorities cited the need to protect users, especially minors, from inappropriate content. The government is working with OpenAI to resolve the issue and ensure compliance with local regulations before restoring access to the platform.

Trump calls for one year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%

Former President Donald Trump urged lawmakers to enact a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%, aiming to provide immediate financial relief to consumers. He criticized high rates as burdensome, calling for swift legislative action to protect cardholders from excessive charges during economic challenges.

Bessent says US Treasury can easily cover any tariff refunds

Bessent stated that the US Treasury has sufficient resources to handle any tariff refund claims without financial strain. The Treasury's strong position ensures that such refunds, if required, will be managed smoothly, reflecting confidence in the government's fiscal stability and ability to meet its obligations.

Judge blocks Trump from freezing $10 billion in child, family aid to five US states

A judge has prevented former President Trump from freezing $10 billion in federal aid designated for child and family programs in five US states. The funds were part of initiatives aimed at supporting vulnerable populations, but Trump's administration sought to withhold them. The ruling ensures that the states will continue receiving crucial support for children and families.

Bessent says overseas money transfers are fine if people can prove origin of funds

Bessent stated that overseas money transfers are acceptable provided individuals can verify the source of their funds. This approach aims to ensure transparency and compliance with financial regulations while allowing the free flow of money across borders.

Bessent: Goal of MBS Buys is to Match Fed Run-off

Bessent explained that the purpose of purchasing mortgage-backed securities (MBS) is to offset the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet reduction. By matching the Fed's runoff pace, the aim is to stabilize the market and prevent disruptions in mortgage rates and lending conditions amid ongoing monetary policy adjustments.

Bitcoin price today: subdued at $90k amid soft US payrolls, geopolitical concerns

Bitcoin holds steady around $90,000 as softer-than-expected US payroll data and ongoing geopolitical tensions weigh on market sentiment. Investors remain cautious, balancing economic uncertainties with hopes for continued crypto adoption, resulting in subdued price movement.

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

Bitcoin's price fell to $90,000 amid heightened geopolitical tensions and upcoming U.S. payroll data. Market watchers are closely monitoring how these factors might impact investor sentiment and crypto volatility. The dip reflects cautious trading ahead of key economic reports and global events influencing financial markets.

Crypto Recovers Restores Over $2.5 Million in Inaccessible Cryptocurrency Assets

Crypto Recovers, a blockchain recovery firm, successfully restored more than $2.5 million in inaccessible cryptocurrency assets for clients. The company employs advanced techniques to retrieve lost or locked digital funds, addressing a common issue in the crypto space. Their work highlights growing demand for recovery services as users face challenges with lost keys and forgotten wallets.

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. These factors have hindered the cryptocurrency's recovery, causing investor caution and market volatility. Despite strong fundamentals, external risks continue to impact Bitcoin's upward momentum.

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

Everstake has partnered with Cometh to offer EU institutions an integrated platform combining fiat and crypto staking rewards. This collaboration aims to simplify staking processes and enhance yield opportunities for institutional investors, bridging traditional finance with decentralized finance benefits in the European market.

Upexi implements high-yield treasury strategy, increases Solana holdings

Upexi has adopted a high-yield treasury strategy, boosting its Solana investments. This move aims to optimize returns and strengthen its portfolio by leveraging Solana's growth potential.

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

J.P. Morgan plans to issue its JPM Coin natively on the Canton blockchain, enhancing interoperability and settlement efficiency. This move supports the bank's broader strategy to leverage blockchain technology for faster, secure financial transactions across multiple networks. The integration with Canton aims to streamline processes and expand JPM Coin's usability in cross-border payments and decentralized finance.

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

Coinhub Exchange has launched physical locations in Las Vegas and Phoenix, offering customers a bank-like experience for cryptocurrency transactions. The new branches provide secure, in-person services including buying, selling, and exchanging various cryptocurrencies, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional banking and digital assets. This move targets increased crypto adoption by enhancing accessibility and trust for users nationwide.

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

CryptoMarketForecast has introduced an AI-driven tool that provides cryptocurrency market insights through a weather-style interface. This innovative visualization simplifies market trends and forecasts, enabling users to better understand crypto market conditions at a glance. The tool aims to enhance decision-making by presenting complex data in an accessible, intuitive format.

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

Bitcoin's price remains steady near $94,000 despite market fluctuations. Meanwhile, Strategy disclosed a Q4 loss, reflecting challenges in the crypto sector during the period.

Oroco Resource to raise C$20 million in bought deal offering

Oroco Resource Corp announced a bought deal offering to raise C$20 million. The funds will support exploration and development activities at its Mexican copper projects. The company aims to accelerate resource definition and advance its key assets, leveraging strong investor interest despite volatile market conditions. Proceeds will also enhance Oroco's financial position for future growth.

Cathie Wood’s ARK ETF Buys Intellia, Personalised Stock; Sells Illumina

Cathie Wood’s ARK ETF has acquired shares in Intellia Therapeutics and Personalised, while divesting from Illumina. The moves reflect ARK’s focus on innovative biotech and genomic companies, aligning with its strategy to invest in cutting-edge technologies with growth potential. These adjustments aim to capitalize on emerging opportunities in gene editing and personalized medicine.

BARK receives $0.90 per share buyout offer from CEO-led investor group

BARK has received a buyout proposal valuing its shares at $0.90 each from an investor group led by its CEO. The offer aims to take the company private, promising strategic alignment and operational flexibility. The board is reviewing the proposal to determine the best course for shareholder value.

Wynn Resorts names Craig Fullalove as new CFO as Cameron-Doe plans retirement

Wynn Resorts announced Craig Fullalove as its new CFO following the retirement plans of current CFO, Cameron-Doe. Fullalove brings extensive financial experience to the role, ensuring a smooth transition and continued strong leadership for the company's financial operations.

Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II raises $287.5 million in IPO

Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II completed its initial public offering, raising $287.5 million. The funds are intended to support future acquisitions and business growth opportunities, reflecting investor confidence in the company's strategic vision.

LendingTree promotes Ian Smith to COO, Laura Nelson to head insurance

LendingTree announced the promotion of Ian Smith to Chief Operating Officer, recognizing his leadership and operational expertise. Additionally, Laura Nelson has been appointed to lead the company's insurance division, aiming to strengthen LendingTree's market position and enhance service offerings in the insurance sector. Both moves reflect LendingTree’s focus on growth and strategic leadership.

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Vasta to delist from Nasdaq following Cogna’s acquisition

Vasta announced it will delist from Nasdaq after being acquired by Brazilian education firm Cogna. The deal enables Vasta to focus on expanding its presence in Brazil's education market. The delisting marks a strategic shift as Vasta integrates into Cogna’s operations, aiming to leverage local expertise and resources for growth.

Saratoga Casino Holdings invests $1 million in High Roller Technologies

Saratoga Casino Holdings has invested $1 million in High Roller Technologies, a mobile gaming and sports betting software company. This investment aims to strengthen Saratoga’s position in the digital gaming market and expand its product offerings. The partnership will focus on leveraging High Roller's technology to enhance customer experience and drive revenue growth across Saratoga's platforms.

3E Network Technology completes $500,000 convertible note offering

3E Network Technology has successfully closed a $500,000 convertible note offering. The funds are expected to support the company’s growth and operational initiatives, enhancing its technology development and market expansion efforts. This financing move aims to strengthen 3E Network Technology’s position within its industry.