News Summary - 01/13/2026

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'They just kept killing': Eyewitnesses describe deadly crackdown in Iran

Eyewitnesses report that Iranian security forces have violently cracked down on anti-government protesters nationwide, using lethal force in ongoing efforts to suppress demonstrations. The BBC has gathered multiple accounts detailing the severity and persistence of the attacks.

Trump briefed on military and covert options for Iran, sources say

The US president has been briefed on military and covert strategies regarding Iran. Additionally, the US imposes a 25% tariff on nations conducting business with Tehran. Meanwhile, Iran's foreign minister declares that the country is "ready for war."

'We were tricked': How one woman lures foreign men to fight on Russia's front line

Recruits reveal to the BBC that an ex-teacher using Telegram deceived them, promising they wouldn’t face combat. Instead, these foreign men were misled into fighting on Russia’s front lines.

Lyse Doucet: Iran's rulers face biggest challenge since 1979 revolution

Iranian authorities are confronting massive protests with severe security crackdowns and almost complete internet shutdowns, marking the most significant challenge to the regime since the 1979 revolution.

Trump to meet Venezuelan opposition leader Machado at the White House

Machado, winner of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, has offered to share the honor with Trump, a prize the president has long desired.

Former Fed Chairs Condemn Criminal Investigation into Jerome Powell

Three former Federal Reserve chairs criticized the criminal investigation into Jerome Powell, arguing that it threatens the Fed's independence and is inappropriate in the context of the United States.

'Miracle baby' born in a tree above Mozambique floodwaters dies aged 25

Rosita Salvador Mabuiango's mother gave birth to her while sheltering in a tree above floodwaters in Mozambique. The child survived against the odds but has now died at age 25.

Rubbish landslide death toll in Philippines rises to 11

A landslide at the Binaliw landfill in the Philippines occurred while more than 100 workers were present, resulting in a death toll that has risen to 11. Rescue efforts continue amid concerns about the safety of landfill operations.

How will investigators determine if Minneapolis ICE shooting was justified?

Officials will review video footage and relevant policy guidelines to assess whether the Minneapolis ICE shooting was justified, according to experts cited by the BBC.

Pioneering gay footballer Josh Cavallo accuses former club of homophobia

Josh Cavallo accused his former club, Adelaide United, of sidelining him because of his sexuality. Adelaide United strongly denied the allegations, categorically rejecting claims of homophobia within the club.

Jailed Venezuelan politician's son says Trump shouldn't be 'fooled' by pledge of prisoner releases

Ramón Guanipa, son of a jailed Venezuelan politician accused of treason for contesting the 2024 election results, urged former President Trump not to be deceived by promises of prisoner releases in Venezuela.

Meta blocks 550,000 accounts under Australia's social media ban

Meta has blocked 550,000 accounts to comply with Australia's new law, effective since December, designed to shield children from online harm.

Thousands of tourists stranded in Lapland as cold grounds flights

All flights from Kittilä airport in northern Finland were canceled due to extreme cold, with temperatures dropping to -38°C, leaving thousands of tourists stranded.

Custody extended for owner of Swiss ski bar after deadly fire

Jacques Moretti, owner of a Swiss ski bar where a deadly fire occurred, remains in custody. Swiss media report he is considered a potential flight risk, leading to an extension of his detention.

Hungary grants asylum to Polish ex-justice minister

Hungary has granted asylum to a former Polish justice minister, a move criticized as violating EU principles, since granting asylum to citizens within the EU contradicts the union's spirit of cooperation and shared standards.

Chalamet beats DiCaprio to Golden Globes glory

The Marty Supreme star emerged as a major winner at the Golden Globes, gaining significant momentum in his race for an Oscar.

Nigerian stars dominate All Africa Music Awards

Burna Boy won the Album of the Year award at the All Africa Music Awards for his latest album, No Sign of Weakness, highlighting Nigerian artists' strong presence at the event.

Trump tells Cuba to 'make a deal, before it is too late'

Following the US seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, Trump has focused on Cuba, urging the country to make an agreement promptly before opportunities close.

More federal agents to be sent to Minnesota, Trump administration says

The Trump administration announced it will send additional federal agents to Minnesota following nationwide protests against immigration enforcement. The demonstrations intensified after a woman was shot by an ICE agent, sparking public outcry and calls for increased oversight.

Ai, Japanese chimpanzee who counted and painted, dies at 49

Ai, a chimpanzee known for her counting and painting skills, passed away at 49. She had been part of extensive cognitive research since arriving at a Japanese institute in 1977, contributing valuable insights into primate intelligence and behavior.

One person dead and 300 buildings destroyed in Australia bushfires

Victoria has declared a state of emergency as thousands of firefighters continue to combat devastating bushfires that have destroyed 300 buildings and resulted in one fatality.

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 integral to the band and its various spin-offs throughout his 60-year career.

Sudan's government returns to capital after nearly 3 years of war

Sudan's military-backed government has returned to Khartoum after nearly three years of conflict with its paramilitary rival, marking a significant moment in the ongoing power struggle.

Bride and groom killed by gas explosion day after Pakistan wedding

A gas cylinder exploded in a house the morning after a wedding in Pakistan, killing eight people, including the bride and groom.

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

US President Donald Trump authorized large-scale strikes against Islamic State targets in Syria on Saturday, according to US Central Command. The operation aimed to weaken the group's capabilities and disrupt their activities.

How Australian Festival Imploded After Banning Palestinian Author

Around 180 writers, including former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, withdrew from an Australian festival after the event banned a Palestinian author, triggering widespread backlash and raising concerns about censorship and freedom of expression.

Most of Uganda's population is under 17 - will they give an 81-year-old another term?

Uganda's upcoming election highlights a significant demographic challenge, as the majority of its population is under 17 years old. This youthful population raises questions about whether they will support the 81-year-old incumbent president for another term.

How will investigators determine if Minneapolis ICE shooting was justified?

Officials will review video footage and relevant policy guidelines to assess the circumstances of the Minneapolis ICE shooting, experts told the BBC. This evidence will help determine whether the use of force was justified.

The Indian superstar taking a shot at political greatness

Vijay attracts massive Gen Z fan support, showcasing strong devotion. However, experts remain skeptical about his ability to translate his film fame into electoral success.

Referee and student among hundreds killed in Iran protests

Over 500 people, including a referee and a student, have been killed amid ongoing anti-government protests in Iran, according to a US-based human rights organization. The deaths highlight the deadly crackdown on demonstrators demanding political change.

Mortuary videos show how deadly Iran crackdown has become

BBC Verify analyzed mortuary footage from Tehran revealing numerous bodies, offering insight into the deadly scale of Iran's crackdown. The images indicate a significant loss of life amid ongoing unrest.

What we know about Iran's protests and the crackdown

BBC's Caroline Hawley reports on ongoing protests in Iran triggered by political and economic grievances. The government has responded with a harsh crackdown, including arrests and internet restrictions, aiming to suppress dissent. The situation remains tense as activists continue to demand reforms amid growing international concern over human rights violations.

Watch: Moment skier and dog swept along by avalanche

Spanish skier Ares Masip captured footage of himself and his dog being swept away by an avalanche on Pic de l'Hortell, a mountain in Andorra. The video highlights the sudden and dangerous nature of avalanches in mountainous areas.

Watch: Timothée Chalamet, Teyana Taylor, Adolescence and Other Highlights from the Golden Globes

One Battle After Another and Adolescence dominated the Golden Globes, marking a strong start to Hollywood's awards season with standout wins and notable performances.

Why are there huge protests going on in Iran?

Anti-government protests in Iran have persisted for 13 days, reflecting widespread public dissent against the regime. Demonstrators demand political reforms and increased freedoms amid ongoing tensions and government crackdowns.

Watch: Backlash against Musk's Grok AI explained

Technology editor Zoe Kleinman details the controversy surrounding changes X made to its Grok AI image editing feature, which the UK government criticized as "insulting."

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

BBC Europe Editor Katya Adler visits Greenland to gauge local reactions to US President Trump's interest in buying the island. Many Greenlanders express disbelief and concern, with some calling his proposals "crazy," reflecting widespread skepticism about the idea and its implications for their autonomy.

Sánchez once again bets on tax incentives for landlords without having passed those announced exactly one year ago through Congress

The Government proposed in January of last year tax relief in the IRPF for owners who rent at affordable prices, but those measures have not been approved by Congress. Sánchez is once again betting on these tax incentives for landlords even though they have not yet been approved.

Moncloa begins 2026 by rekindling its confrontation with all its left-wing partners over housing

Moncloa starts 2026 by intensifying conflicts with its left-wing allies regarding housing policies, underscoring deep divisions on solutions and priorities within the coalition government.

Iranians in Spain live with anguish the "massacre" of protesters: "Khamenei orders shooting at people with empty hands"

About 10,000 Iranians in Spain live in anguish over the protests in Iran, which they consider unique for combining the struggle for freedoms with a severe economic crisis. Many denounce that Khamenei orders violent repression of unarmed protesters.

Breaking news on the protests in Iran, live | Khamenei praises pro-regime demonstrations: "They are a warning to American politicians"

The recent protests in Iran continue, with leader Khamenei supporting the pro-regime demonstrations as a clear message to the U.S. Meanwhile, Donald Trump issues warnings about the situation, reflecting the international tension surrounding these events.

Trump threatens a 25% tariff on any country that does business with Iran

The U.S. president announced that he will immediately impose a 25% tariff on any country that conducts business with Iran, aiming to pressure and economically isolate the nation.

Iran: The Excesses of Power

The Iranians have risen up once again against the regime, facing severe repression. The hope is that this time the uprising will put an end to decades of despotism.

Feijóo proposes linking regional funding to housing so that the regions that build the most receive the most

The leader of the PP proposes relating regional funding to housing construction, so that the regions that build the most receive more funds, aiming to benefit the population without increasing taxes.

Donald Trump, superhero or supervillain

The article criticizes Donald Trump for focusing on recovering Venezuela's oil instead of addressing the victims of Chavismo, questioning his role as a hero or villain.

Reza Pahlavi, the last Shah: the story of the absolutist ruler overthrown by the ayatollahs whose son now leads the opposition

Protests in Iran have caused hundreds of deaths and more than 10,000 arrests. U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized the Iranian government and stated that he is "studying" the situation.

Real Madrid announces the dismissal of Xabi Alonso and appoints Álvaro Arbeloa as the new coach

Real Madrid has announced the dismissal of Xabi Alonso as coach and, minutes later, promoted Álvaro Arbeloa, until now the Castilla team's coach, to lead the first team.

Mbappé Begins the Farewells to Xabi Alonso: From Rodrygo’s Affection to Fede Valverde’s Coldness... and Vinícius’s Silence

Real Madrid has decided to dismiss coach Xabi Alonso following the defeat in the Spanish Super Cup against FC Barcelona, while Mbappé and several players display different reactions in their farewells.

Xabi Alonso, sacked: images of the coach during his time at Real Madrid

The club announced the dismissal of Xabi Alonso after only a few months as coach, despite having an initial contract for three seasons.

All the countries that Donald Trump has attacked in his second term and those that are under threat

Donald Trump has resumed the presidency with an aggressive foreign policy, attacking several countries and threatening others, reinforcing his confrontational and interventionist approach on the international stage.

Sonic Weapons: The Waves Used by Delta Force to Incapacitate Maduro's Guards: "I Felt Like My Head Was Exploding"

Sonic weapons, which use acoustic waves to incapacitate, were reportedly used by Delta Force to neutralize Maduro's guards. Those affected describe intense sensations, as if their heads were exploding, highlighting the physical and psychological impact of these technologies in military operations.

Two Former Workers of Julio Iglesias' Mansions Accuse Him of Sexual Assault

Two former workers accused Julio Iglesias of sexual assault and described an environment of control, harassment, and abuse of power during their employment in 2021, according to 'elDiario.es'.

One dead and 35 injured by a six-meter wave on a beach

A six-meter wave surprised tourists on a crowded beach, causing one death and 35 injuries, according to witnesses.

The Reunion of Álvaro and Mayeli After Their Expulsion from 'The Island of Temptations' and the Pregnancy: "It Was a Mistake"

Four months after their expulsion from 'The Island of Temptations,' Álvaro and Mayeli reunited reconciled. The couple spoke openly about their pregnancy and acknowledged the mistakes made during the reality show, describing it as "a mistake."

The partner swap between Rodri, Helena, Olatz, and Barranco after 'Love Island': "I got back with him"

Four months after 'Love Island,' Helena, Rodri, Olatz, and Barranco revealed the conflicts, forgiveness, and betrayals they faced after the reality show, as well as the current status of their relationships.

Criticism over the slow release of political prisoners in Venezuela: "It is an unacceptable mockery"

The Government announced the release of 116 political prisoners, but the opposition and NGOs report lower and conflicting numbers, generating criticism that labels this measure as an "unacceptable mockery" due to its slowness and lack of transparency.

The Pentagon Used a Civilian-Looking Plane in the Attack in the Caribbean, According to the NYT

The Pentagon carried out more than 35 operations against vessels in international waters, using a civilian-looking plane in one of them during an attack in the Caribbean, according to the New York Times.

The new regional financing would take away resources from the State to pay for pensions, debt, and defense spending

The regional financing reform proposed by Montero implies that the State will transfer 21 billion euros to the autonomous communities, reducing the resources available to pay for pensions, debt, and defense spending. These budget items will be the ones that increase the most in the coming years, raising concerns about the financial sustainability of the State.

Samantha Vallejo-Nágera explains why she will no longer be on 'MasterChef'

Chef Samantha Vallejo-Nágera will not continue on 'MasterChef' and will soon participate alongside her brother Colate as a team in the contest 'DecoMasters.'

"I'm so high": the censored speech at the 2026 Golden Globes that has divided the audience

The 2026 Golden Globes ceremony was marked by a controversial speech that was censored for containing provocative phrases, such as "I'm so high." This moment divided the audience, sparking debate about freedom of expression and boundaries at high-profile events.

Movistar raises its rates by 4% starting today: here are the new prices for fiber, mobile, and television

Movistar is increasing its rates by 4% starting today, although the Movistar Base and Movistar Autónomos rates remain unchanged. The impact of the increase varies depending on the services contracted by each customer.

The story of the doctor who killed more than 200 patients: this is how Harold, the angel of death, operated

Harold Shipman, a British doctor, was convicted of 15 murders, but it is suspected that he may have killed more than 200 patients. His case had a profound impact and sparked controversy in the debate over euthanasia in the United Kingdom.

Brussels now revives the idea of a European Army amid tensions with Trump: 100,000 troops would be necessary

European Commissioner Andrius Kubilius highlights the importance of including the United Kingdom in the proposal to create a European Army of 100,000 troops, amid tensions with Trump.

France launches recruitment campaign for 10-month voluntary military service: "We have already received applications"

France has launched a regional press campaign to recruit young people from across the country, especially those aged 18 and 19, for a 10-month voluntary military service. They have already received applications.

The conditions for executing the Cibeles-Alcalá boulevard: a fast-track project without major traffic disruptions

A Mobility report considers the Cibeles-Alcalá boulevard project viable, but the mayor requests speeding up its execution and minimizing traffic interruptions before granting final authorization.

Arantxa Bustos: "They called me for 'The Island of Temptations,' but I didn't want to because of how poorly they pay"

Arantxa Bustos, in an interview with 'Lecturas,' spoke about her new life and revealed that she declined offers to return to television, including an invitation to participate in 'The Island of Temptations,' due to the low pay they offered.

The Villamanín Festival Committee wins the Jackpot and creates a platform to ensure transparency

The Villamanín Festival Committee has won the Jackpot prize and has created a platform that allows registered users to consult the distribution agreement and decide whether to accept it, thus ensuring transparency in the management of the prize.

Breaking News: Attempted Burglary at Camilo Sesto's House

Taking advantage of the fact that Camilo Sesto's son was hospitalized, criminals tried to break into the singer's home.

A 70-year-old worker gets trapped in a high-voltage tower and receives an electric shock

A 70-year-old man was trapped 12 meters high on a high-voltage pole. During the rescue, he suffered an electric shock, putting his life at risk. Authorities responded following an emergency call to assist him.

Learning about Financial Education, the Desired (and Necessary) Subject

A study by Banco Santander shows that 86% of Spaniards did not receive financial education, but 91% believe it should be taught in schools, valuing it even above subjects like History and Literature.

A 13-year-old boy dies suddenly in the town of Aguadulce, Seville

A 13-year-old boy was taken to the hospital in Aguadulce after feeling unwell and subsequently died due to a cardiac arrest of unknown causes.

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

Chris Martin made a joke about the 'kisscam' incident where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot, CEO and HR director of Astronomer, were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting making the most of difficult situations with optimism.

The Single Pass for Traveling Around Spain Goes on Sale: How to Buy It, Requirements, and Included Services

The Ministry of Transport launches the Single Pass, an integrated ticket that allows travel on all state transportation across Spain. It facilitates mobility with a single pass, combining different services into one purchase.

Sara García's Argument About Her Finances: "No One Who Becomes an Astronaut Does It to Get Rich"

Sara García stated that her career as an astronaut is driven by vocation, not money, responding to the typical question about her finances and clarifying that no one chooses this profession for wealth.

The Most Tense Face-to-Face Reunion of 'La isla de las tentaciones' Between Juanpi and Sandra: "I Hate Him!"

Juanpi and Sandra reunited after four months in a meeting filled with shouting and harsh confessions about infidelities, creating one of the most tense moments on 'La isla de las tentaciones'.

Trump Jokes as Plane Hits Turbulence: "I'm Looking to Hold On to Something, But It Won't Be Karoline"

The President of the United States joked with reporters about the turbulence his presidential plane was experiencing during a statement, humorously mentioning that he was looking to hold on to something, but it wouldn't be Karoline.

Kiko Hernández, very blunt with Jorge Javier: "Friend? You don't know anything because you haven't wanted to"

Kiko Hernández announces that he will read a letter addressed to Jorge Javier on 'Los Kikos', his new YouTube show alongside Kiko Matamoros, expressing a strong stance about their relationship.

The termination of the contract between Mediaset and Alessandro Lequio could amount to 700,000 euros

Alessandro Lequio was removed from Mediaset after old accusations of domestic violence made by his ex-wife, Antonia Dell'Atte, resurfaced. The termination of his contract could reach up to 700,000 euros.

The Mercosur agreement fuels rural protests and opens the door to 'tractor rallies'

Calls for agricultural protests arise in Asturias, Navarra, Lleida, Cuenca, and Extremadura. Unión de Uniones is preparing a tractor rally in Madrid for February 11th in response to the Mercosur agreement.

Scarlett Johansson Could Lose the Record She Set Just Six Months Ago to an 'Avatar' Actress

Scarlett Johansson became the highest-grossing actor in history following her role in the latest installment of 'Jurassic World.' However, she could soon lose this record due to the success of an 'Avatar' actress.

Natalia Cebrián, fashion consultant: "The key to jeans looking good lies in the proportion of the shoes"

Natalia Cebrián, influencer and fashion consultant, shares tips for properly styling jeans. She emphasizes that the key is in the proportion with the shoes and warns about common mistakes when choosing footwear that can ruin the look.

The Drug That Enhances Its Effects When Combined with Coffee, According to Experts

Some medications can be enhanced when taken with coffee, but it is not always advisable due to possible risks or side effects. It is important to follow medical instructions before combining drugs with caffeine.

Your Nighttime Rest Could Be Key to Detecting Diseases: This AI Predicts Risks

Scientists at Stanford have developed an AI capable of predicting the risk of 130 diseases using data obtained from a single night of sleep, highlighting the importance of nighttime rest for the early detection of health problems.

What is 'wayfinding,' the technique that will help you navigate better at Barajas Airport

An Iberia flight attendant shares a trick based on 'wayfinding' so that passengers can better orient themselves in Terminal T4 of Madrid Barajas Airport, thus making it easier to find their way and move around the facilities.

The curious reason why the Romans always enjoyed their meals lying down

In Roman civilization, it was common for diners to eat while reclining at banquets. This posture not only symbolized social status and relaxation but also aided digestion and allowed for better enjoyment of the food and company during long celebrations.

This is the Top 10 Best-Selling Cars in Spain in 2025

In 2025, electrified vehicles have gained market share in Spain. The article reveals the best-selling models of the year, highlighting the growing preference for electric and hybrid cars in Spanish dealerships.

The little-visited European capital that will be one of the most popular destinations in 2026

This European city, generally little visited, promises to be one of the most popular destinations in 2026. It stands out for its impressive historical architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and beautiful natural landscapes that surround it, offering a unique experience for travelers.

Ukraine Denounces Russian Attacks on Two Civilian Ships

Ukraine has denounced Russian attacks on two civilian ships sailing under the flags of Panama and San Marino, highlighting the aggression against non-military vessels in the region.

Teachers Warn of "Unsustainable Burnout" Due to the Increase in Aggressions: "We Want to Teach, Not Survive"

A survey of 13,000 teachers reveals that 83.15% have noticed an increase in verbal or physical aggressions from students, and nearly 77% perceive hostile attitudes and lack of respect from families, causing unsustainable burnout among teachers.

Alquiler Seguro aims to take over the management of more than 1,600 homes from the public company Casa 47

Alquiler Seguro seeks to manage over 1,600 homes from Casa 47, despite the company having been fined 3.6 million euros in December for consumer violations due to abusive practices against tenants.

USA will invest 115 million in anti-drone technology to secure the World Cup and other celebrations

The Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, announced that the USA will invest 115 million in anti-drone technology, aimed at protecting events such as the World Cup and strengthening border security.

La Primitiva creates a new millionaire with a prize of one million euros

A new millionaire has been awarded one million euros in La Primitiva. In the next draw, a single winner will have the chance to win a jackpot of 78,500,000 euros.

Belgium seizes 482 million euros from Spain over cuts to renewable energy subsidies

Belgium has seized 482 million euros from Spain due to cuts in subsidies for renewable energies. The money, which was supposed to be transferred to Enaire, remains frozen while a possible appeal is awaited.

Do you use more fuel if you turn on the car heater? Mechanic Juan José answers

Mechanic Juan José clarifies on TikTok that using the car heater does not consume more fuel, as it uses the heat generated by the engine without requiring extra energy.

The Eight Most Common Bank Charges: How You Can Avoid Unexpected Fees

Banks apply frequent charges such as overdrafts and maintenance fees, which can reduce the account balance without the user noticing. Knowing these eight common charges helps to avoid unexpected fees and maintain better financial control.

The method that could replace traditional heating and stores heat more cheaply

An American content creator couple has developed a wall that stores heat in a simple and economical way for the long term, offering a potential alternative to traditional heating.

Fruit Donuts, an Economical and Simple Recipe Made with Two Ingredients

With just one persimmon and chocolate, you can prepare an easy and affordable recipe to make delicious fruit donuts.

It’s Not Fatphobia, It’s Health

Ozempic has shown that no one wants to be overweight, but recent findings indicate that its effectiveness does not last in the long term, calling into question its continuous use for weight control.

Trump Enraged

Attention is fundamental to advancing the plan prepared for a second presidential term of Trump.

Iran and a Change in the World That Affects Spain

Revolutions arise when rulers do not implement reforms and only respond with repression, a context that links the situation in Iran with global changes that also affect Spain.

The Lessons of the East Room

Josu Jon Imaz showed courage and composure in the most crucial meeting of his career, highlighting the importance of facing decisive moments with the right tools.

The Rough Patches in Lorenzo and Nieves' Relationship After 'The Island of Temptations' and Barranco's Messages: "I Didn’t Know"

Four months after 'The Island of Temptations,' Lorenzo and Nieves reveal the difficulties they face in their relationship, including Lorenzo’s surprise upon discovering messages from Albert Barranco that he was unaware of.

Health Ministry asks the regions about their stance on the unions' requests regarding the Framework Statute

The Strike Committee requests measures such as setting a price for on-call hours and ensuring their voluntary nature. The Health Ministry is consulting the autonomous communities about their position on these union demands related to the Framework Statute.

The Social Security warns about the return of the letter scam: "There will be an increase in benefits"

The Social Security warns about the reappearance of a fraudulent letter addressed to pensioners, which deceives by claiming an increase in benefits. The public is urged not to fall for this scam and to verify any official information through official channels to avoid fraud.

Jordi Sevilla presents the PSOE platform that calls for a "change" in the face of the "dictatorship of minorities"

Jordi Sevilla, former minister and leader of a new PSOE platform, criticizes the current leadership for encouraging the rise of the far right. His proposal seeks a change to overcome what he calls the "dictatorship of minorities" and to restore the party's direction.

Greenlanders go from making fun of Donald Trump to being afraid, but see a positive aspect

Greenlanders continue with their usual lives despite the tension over a possible US invasion. Although they now feel fear, they trust that the conflict will be resolved diplomatically this week.

Overbooking at the gym: "Booking classes is like buying a concert ticket"

Group classes at gyms increase demand, requiring advance reservations. The industry faces the challenge of managing overcrowding without compromising service quality.

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

The Madrid Technological Addictions Service observes an increase in minors affected by gambling addiction related to microtransactions in games, such as loot boxes and paid avatars. Cases highlight problematic behaviors, including unauthorized use of cards for purchases in games like Minecraft.

A River of Moisture Will Bring Heavy Rain and Winter Cold to Several Autonomous Communities This Week

A river of moisture will bring heavy rain and winter cold this week, mainly to the west and center of the peninsula, due to the passage of several fronts linked to Atlantic storms.

Elon Musk explains the unusual origin of the names of two of his youngest children

Elon Musk revealed the meaning behind the names of his younger children, Strider Sekhar and Comet Azure, explaining the unique and personal origin he chose for each.

Kendall Jenner, on rumors about whether she is a lesbian: "If I were, I would have said so"

Kendall Jenner denied being a lesbian but stated that she does not rule out the possibility of experimenting in the future.

A Judge Declares Illegal the Cancellation of Donald Trump's Aid to Energy Projects

A judge ruled the cancellation by Donald Trump of aid valued at 7.5 billion dollars intended for energy projects illegal, ordering the restoration of the funds.

Arrested for driving the wrong way while fleeing the police: he didn’t have a license and tested positive for drugs

A man was arrested after driving in the wrong direction to escape from the police. He did not have a driver’s license and tested positive for drugs. During the escape, he crashed into another vehicle, whose driver was taken to the hospital.

Marc Giró Signs with La Sexta for an Interview and Comedy Show

Marc Giró joins La Sexta to host a new program that combines interviews and humor, expanding his television career with a fresh and entertaining format.

Virginia Riezu debuts on 'Zapeando' with a jab at Dani Mateo: "I sense some envy, broomstick"

Virginia Riezu returns to television after her time on 'Todo es mentira', making her debut on 'Zapeando' and sending a dig to Dani Mateo, whom she accuses of feeling envy.

Sara Rubio directs her husband, Roberto Leal, and her mother-in-law in her travel show: "I sometimes suffered"

Sara Rubio, wife of presenter Roberto Leal, leads the travel show 'Nos vamos de madre' on Antena 3, where she directs her husband and mother-in-law, confessing that she sometimes went through difficult moments.

Geopolitics becomes the focus of online betting: from a hypothetical arrest of Zapatero to early elections

A person won $400,000 by predicting the exact day of Nicolás Maduro's arrest, demonstrating how geopolitical events have become popular topics for online betting, including hypotheses about arrests and early elections.

Rosa manages to overcome a 32-second deficit against Manu to defeat him on 'Pasapalabra'

Rosa managed to overcome a 32-second disadvantage against Manu and won on 'Pasapalabra'. The show's jackpot now exceeds 2.6 million euros.

A sleep expert on the use of strips to prevent snoring: "They only work for those who produce it"

The Ana Rosa show reported that snoring causes 40% of divorces. A sleep expert stated that anti-snoring strips only work for those who have mild snoring, not for all cases.

'Malas lenguas' warns about an impersonation fraud attempt with a Social Security letter

'Malas lenguas' alerts about a fraud attempt where fake letters are sent to pensioners, requesting personal and banking information, supposedly from the Social Security.

Dani Rovira will have a new weekly comedy show in La 1's prime time

Dani Rovira will premiere a weekly comedy show in La 1's prime time, renewing the public broadcaster's comedic offerings with his unique style and bringing freshness to the TV schedule.

Fesser, on 'El Intermedio': "ICE, Trump's immigration police, are bullies without borders"

Fesser pointed out that ICE, created in 2003 after the 9/11 attacks, acts as an aggressive and limitless immigration police force, criticizing their methods and likening them to bullies who operate without respect for borders.

Discontent in Belgium over the auction of Queen Fabiola's jewels, which belong to her nephews

The Flemish newspaper 'Het Laatste Nieuws' criticizes the sale of Queen Fabiola's historic jewels, including her engagement ring, causing discontent in Belgium despite the pieces belonging to her nephews.

Marta Sanahuja, the new MasterChef judge: from overcoming anorexia thanks to cooking to her muscular husband

Marta Sanahuja, an influencer with more than two million followers on Instagram, will replace Samantha Vallejo-Nágera as a judge on MasterChef. Her story includes overcoming anorexia thanks to her passion for cooking.

Why Samantha Vallejo-Nágera Leaves 'Masterchef': The Reasons Behind Her Departure After 13 Years as a Judge

Samantha Vallejo-Nágera is leaving her position as a judge on 'Masterchef' after 13 years on the TVE program, where she shared the table with Jordi Cruz and Pepe Rodríguez. The entrepreneur has decided to end this chapter to focus on new personal and professional projects.

Alejandra Rubio denies that her father-in-law has unfollowed Carlo Costanzia after getting closer to Mar Flores

Alejandra Rubio denies that her father-in-law has unfollowed Carlo Costanzia on Instagram following his recent closeness to Mar Flores. Although the account of the Italian aristocrat, Carlo's father, appeared to have been deleted after unfollowing his son and daughter-in-law, she clarifies that it is not true that he has stopped following them.

Adara Molinero 'strikes back' and exposes her 'haters' over criticism of her physique: "That contradiction says a lot"

Adara Molinero, former contestant of 'Supervivientes: All Stars 2', responded to criticisms about her physique by sharing the hurtful comments from her 'haters' on Instagram, highlighting the contradiction in their messages and defending her stance against the criticism.

The Impossible Relationship Between Chenoa and Her Biological Father: From Her Childhood to the Legal Process That Did Not Progress

Chenoa has chosen to keep silent about her relationship with her biological father, preferring to highlight and appreciate the important role of her adoptive father in her life.

Santiago Segura defends his participation in the Army Awards: "I have nothing to do with the speeches"

Santiago Segura clarifies that he has been participating in the Army Awards for three years and that his presence is not connected to the controversial speeches that marked the event.

Claudia Martínez and Mario González, from 'LIDLT', take an important step together after their reconciliation: "Happy"

Claudia Martínez and Mario González, from 'LIDLT', announced on their social media that, after reconciling, they have decided to start living together, taking an important step in their relationship.

The record of Kiko Jiménez's father: threats, assault on authority, and drug trafficking

Kiko Jiménez has no relationship with his father, who has a criminal record involving threats, assault on authority, and drug trafficking.

Sofía Suescun receives an unexpected call from her father and surprises with her New Year's resolutions: "Make peace with my story..."

Sofía Suescun revealed that she felt paralyzed after receiving an unexpected voice message from her father, Maite Galdeano's ex. The influencer took the opportunity to share her New Year's resolutions, highlighting her intention to make peace with her personal history.

Plex's sister reveals how she found out he was dating Aitana: "It's not something he told me himself"

Anix said she discovered her brother Plex's liking for the singer Aitana while he was traveling around the world, and that he didn't tell her directly.

This Has Been the Launch of Russia's Hypersonic Ballistic Missile 'Oreshnik' Against Ukraine

Russia launched a massive attack against Ukraine using the hypersonic ballistic missile Oreshnik, in retaliation for an alleged drone attack on Putin's residence in December. The bombardment has caused at least four deaths and twenty injuries, according to local authorities.

63 People Arrested After Albacete 'Rave' for Riots and Organizing an Illegal Event

The Civil Guard arrested 63 people linked to an illegal rave near the Cenajo reservoir, in Férez, Albacete, which took place from December 31 to January 7. Twenty of those arrested were for riots against officers in Cordovilla, where a crowd attempted to set up the large party in the early hours of December 31.

Belgian Farmers Block a Highway Against the European Union-Mercosur Agreement

Dozens of Belgian farmers blocked the E411 highway to protest against the EU-Mercosur agreement, claiming that the production standards in Mercosur are inferior and that the influx of cheap South American products will harm local agriculture. The action caused major traffic jams and coincided with the EU ambassadors' vote on the pact.

Mbappé's Gesture During the Medal Ceremony: He Pulls His Teammates Off the Field to Avoid Forming the Champions' Guard of Honour for Barça

Mbappé urged his teammates to leave the field after losing the Supercopa final, thus avoiding forming the champions' guard of honour for FC Barcelona.

Simeone apologizes to Florentino Pérez and Vinícius for what he said in the Super Cup: "I accept that I was wrong"

Atlético de Madrid coach Diego Simeone apologized to Florentino Pérez and Vinícius following his comments in the Super Cup, acknowledging that he was wrong. He did so during the press conference before the Copa del Rey match.

The Controversial Celebration of Barça After Winning the Super Cup Against Real Madrid: "Suck it, suck, go home!"

Fermín López was filmed celebrating Barça's victory in the Super Cup against Real Madrid with a controversial phrase directed at the rival fans: "Suck it, suck, go home!" The gesture sparked controversy and debate about respect and rivalry in sports.

Tension between Lamine and Carvajal after their dispute: Yamal avoids greeting him and the Real Madrid captain approaches him again

During the match, Yamal avoided greeting Lamine in the honor corridor after their dispute. However, Carvajal, Real Madrid's captain, approached Lamine to shake his hand, showing a gesture of courtesy despite the tension between the players.

Arman Tsarukyan mocks Topuria's physique: "I finally found a training partner"

Arman Tsarukyan made fun of Ilia Topuria's physique, criticizing his height, even though they are both the same height. Tsarukyan said that he finally found a training partner his size.

Albert Korir, New York Marathon Winner, Suspended for Doping

Albert Korir, winner of the New York Marathon, has been provisionally suspended after testing positive in an anti-doping control for using a banned substance.

Benavides dethrones Sanders in the Dakar Rally motorcycle overall standings

Luciano Benavides won the stage and, thanks to the bonus, became the new leader in the Dakar Rally motorcycle overall classification. Although Sanders finished third in the day’s stage, he remains the frontrunner in the competition.

This is the increase in pensions for permanent disability, total, absolute, or severe disability in 2026

Contributory pensions increase by 2.7% in 2026, while the minimum pensions for permanent disability, total, absolute, or severe disability experience a larger increase of 7%.

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 gifts or even show little enthusiasm for them. This makes it difficult to choose suitable gifts for Epiphany that they will truly like and find meaningful.

Barbie now has its first autistic doll, created to "promote empathy and inclusion" among children

Influencer @madretea is the face in Spain of the first autistic Barbie doll, created to promote empathy and inclusion among children.

The Ombudsman Calls on the Government for Solutions in Response to the Reduction of Support for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Plena Inclusión España and the association Liber warn that Law 8/2021 causes a reduction in support for people with intellectual disabilities. The Ombudsman requests the Government to take measures to reverse these cuts and ensure adequate protection for this vulnerable group.

NEDAMSS, the ultra-rare disease affecting 14 children in Spain: "Receiving the diagnosis is devastating"

The Spanish IRF2BPL Association (NEDAMSS), due to the lack of public investment, is funding research to find a therapy for this ultra-rare disease that affects 14 children in Spain, whose diagnosis is very impactful for the families.

Banco Sabadell plans to launch the new website and application in the second quarter of 2026

Banco Sabadell will launch its new website and app in the second quarter of 2026, with the goal of increasing digital client acquisition to up to 70% by 2028.

Bernanke, Yellen, and Greenspan come to Powell's defense against Trump's "unprecedented" attack on the Fed's independence

Jerome Powell denounces the "constant pressure" from Donald Trump to lower interest rates. Meanwhile, the public prosecutor is investigating whether Powell lied in his Senate testimony regarding the Fed headquarters reform. Former Fed presidents Bernanke, Yellen, and Greenspan defend Powell against what they consider unprecedented attacks on the central bank's independence.

The Realpolitik of Trump’s Intervention in Venezuela

The U.S. intervention under Trump in Venezuela, focused on the arrest of Maduro, has caused division in the political and diplomatic world, especially affecting Spain due to the close historical and cultural ties with Venezuela.

The La Caixa Foundation Reelects Fainé as President and Increases Social Work Funding by 8.4%

The Board of Trustees of The La Caixa Foundation has reelected Fainé as president and approved a record budget of 710 million euros for 2026, increasing the funds allocated to Social Work by 8.4%.

Dividend Windfall in January: Repsol, Cellnex, Acerinox, and Amadeus Will Pay 1.132 Billion

Repsol leads dividend payments in January, followed by Cellnex, Amadeus, and Acerinox, which will distribute a total of 1.132 billion euros to their shareholders, with dates and amounts already set for this month.

Paramount sues Warner Bros to learn the details of their agreement with Netflix

Paramount, led by David Ellison, has made several bids to acquire Warner Bros, all rejected by Warner's board. Now, Paramount is suing Warner to obtain details about their agreement with Netflix.

"An abuse of power": this is what Hitchcock and Truffaut thought about the biggest plot twist in 'Sirat'

Hitchcock and Truffaut discuss an ethical boundary in cinema that should not be crossed, a boundary that Laxe breaks in "Sirat," according to the debate in "Cinema According to Hitchcock."

'The Secret Agent' When is the film that dethroned 'Sirat' at the 2026 Golden Globes being released?

Oliver Laxe's film, initially the favorite, lost the award at the 2026 Golden Globes to 'The Secret Agent', a film it had already competed against at the Cannes Film Festival months earlier.

'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms': the big difference that 'Game of Thrones' fans will notice from minute one revealed

The prequel 'The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' aims to avoid the mistakes of 'House of the Dragon,' promising a renewed and fresh experience for fans of the 'Game of Thrones' universe from the very beginning.

'Avatar 4': This is What We Know About the Dubious Sequel in James Cameron's Saga

With one billion guaranteed, the sequel 'Avatar 4' is scheduled for 2029, securing its continuation in James Cameron's saga.

The Screenwriters of 'Las guerreras K-Pop' Join Tim Burton for a Cult Movie

The screenwriters of 'Las guerreras K-Pop' are collaborating with Tim Burton on a new film project following their success with 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice'. This movie is expected to become a cult classic, combining Burton's unique style with the narrative talent of the team.

This new Game Boy-inspired controller turns your phone into a handheld console: this is how it works

The Pocket Taco is a compact controller with a vertical design inspired by the Game Boy that transforms your phone into a handheld console, offering a classic and comfortable gaming experience with integrated physical controls.

WhatsApp prepares secondary accounts so that parents can control their children's use of the app

WhatsApp is developing secondary accounts that will allow parents to monitor their children's use of the app, aiming to provide greater control without affecting the privacy of conversations.

This is the Phantom 3500, the windowless commercial airplane that will undertake its first flight in 2027

The Phantom 3500, created by Otto Aerospace, is an innovative windowless commercial airplane with a teardrop-shaped fuselage and constructed with composite materials. Its first flight is scheduled for 2027.

What Would Happen If We Fell Into a Black Hole? A Supercomputer Responds

Scientists used a supercomputer to simulate the experience and physical effects a person would face when approaching and falling into a black hole, offering new insights into this extreme space phenomenon.

NASA orders the first medical evacuation from the Space Station: Crew-11 returns to Earth on Thursday

NASA's Crew-11 mission will make its first emergency return from the International Space Station on Thursday, January 15, due to an unprecedented medical evacuation.

More than 300 hours of work and 200 feathers: this is how Selena Gomez's dress was at the Golden Globes

Selena Gomez shone on the red carpet at the Golden Globes with a spectacular Chanel dress, crafted with more than 300 hours of work and 200 feathers, evoking the classic Hollywood glamour for 2026.

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

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

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

Vilma Montoliu explains that meditation helps reduce expectations and accept reality with greater calm, promoting a less demanding attitude towards life.

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

The second-hand market is growing in fashion and jewelry, offering high-quality products at lower prices, becoming an attractive option compared to traditional sales.

An oncologist warns about the food that women over 50 should eat less of

An oncologist specializing in breast cancer recommends that women over 50 avoid certain foods to reduce associated risks. She also suggests healthier alternatives that can be incorporated into the diet to improve health and prevent diseases.

Why You Shouldn't Use Reusable Eye Contour Patches, According to Experts

Reusable eye contour patches have become popular on social media, but experts warn that their use can be harmful. They can accumulate bacteria and cause irritation or infections, so it is advisable to avoid reusing them to protect the delicate skin around the eyes.

The 6 Restaurants in Madrid to Visit at Least Once in 2026

Madrid offers six must-visit restaurants for 2026, ranging from one with a Michelin Star to the iconic Dani García, perfect for exploring the city’s gastronomy.

The Typical Dish That Is Always Found in Homes in Extremadura Made with Ingredients You Have in the Fridge

This traditional Extremaduran soup is prepared with common ingredients like tomato, green pepper, onion, and spices, easy to find at home, perfect for a simple and tasty recipe.

The trick to slicing ham perfectly: "If the knife goes down it cuts, and if it goes up it recovers"

To cut ham correctly and get perfect slices, the key technique is to handle the knife so that it cuts when going down and recovers when going up. This way, the piece is not ruined and a thin, even cut is achieved, preventing the slices from being thick or irregular.

The town of León with the best restaurant to eat cocido maragato

Astorga stands out on the national gastronomic map thanks to the restaurant Las Termas, renowned for its famous cocido maragato.

Octopus Kebab: The Dish Between Genius and Sacrilege That’s Taking Off

Kebab is an iconic Turkish dish made with roasted meat, served in pita bread with vegetables and sauces. Its variations depend on the region of the Middle East where it is prepared. The innovation of octopus kebab has sparked debate between traditionalists and those who celebrate its originality.

These are the restaurants with the best wine lists in Madrid, according to the Michelin Guide

The Michelin Guide recognizes 8 restaurants in Madrid with the best wine lists, including establishments with one, two, and three stars, highlighting their excellence in gastronomy and wine selection.

The Village of Alsace with Cobbled Streets and Vineyards Where Every Corner Is a Pure Fantasy for the Traveler

This village on the Alsace Wine Route is famous for its medieval charm, cobbled streets, and vineyards, as well as three ruined castles located on the nearby hills, offering a landscape full of fantasy for visitors.

From Catalonia to Extremadura: the city of Badajoz that produces cava although many are unaware

This municipality in Tierra de Barros, Extremadura, is a little-known gem that produces cava, a typical and exquisite product, challenging the common association of cava only with Catalonia.

Are the waterfalls from the 'Stranger Things' finale real? The magical place where Eleven’s finale was filmed

Millie Bobby Brown’s finale on Netflix continues to generate debate in Spain, especially about the location where it was filmed. It was shot in a magical place known for its waterfalls, which inspired the final scenes of her character in the series.

The small thermal village of Portugal just a step away from Ourense, perfect for a relaxing getaway

This village located by the Miño River, on the border with Spain, features some of the most beautiful hot springs in northern Portugal, ideal for a relaxing escape.

A Route Through El Chorrillo, Spain's Most Cinematic Desert Area

El Chorrillo, located in the southeast of Andalusia, is one of the most arid landscapes in Spain and is known for being the setting of numerous series and films, highlighting its scenic and cinematic value.

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

This French town is an important center for spiritual tourism, known for its impressive natural landscapes and constructed monuments that defy nature, attracting numerous visitors.

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

This Mediterranean destination combines beaches and coastal villages with an extensive desert landscape, offering attractions for both those seeking relaxation and adventure lovers, positioning itself among the best places to travel in 2026.

Ana Morales, psychologist: "After Christmas you don’t need a diet, you need to take a break"

January usually arrives with guilt and resolutions to compensate for Christmas excesses, both physical and emotional. Ana Morales, psychologist, states that after Christmas a strict diet is not necessary, but rather a pause to restore mental and physical balance.

Dandruff, the Great Enemy: Why It Occurs and How to Eliminate It

Dandruff is a common problem caused by the accelerated renewal of the scalp. Its appearance can be due to various factors such as dryness, fungi, or sensitivity to products. To eliminate it, it is important to use specific treatments, maintain good hygiene, and care for the scalp's hydration. Different methods aim to eradicate it, offering relief to those who suffer from it.

Miguel Assal, emergency expert: "Three foods you have at home and should never eat"

Miguel Assal warns about three common foods that, although we sometimes try to make use of them, can be dangerous if consumed when spoiled. It is important to discard them in time to avoid health risks.

Beatriz Crespo, habits expert: "The most lasting changes are made progressively. There's no need to do it all at once"

Beatriz Crespo explains that gradual changes, such as less natural light, moderate cold, and shorter days, can help regulate stress, boost energy, and improve sleep quality without drastic measures.

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

Certain symptoms can indicate deficiencies in essential nutrients such as magnesium, iron, or potassium. Identifying them early is key to treating them and preventing more serious health problems.

The new 8.3 km highway section that will begin construction in the coming months and will be vital for this Spanish city

The Ministry of Transport has tendered the works for the first 8.3 km section of the Murcia Northern Ring Road for 97.9 million euros, a key project to avoid traffic jams in the city once completed.

Why Has Michelin Just Bought Two Centenary Companies in the United States?

Michelin is expanding its industrial diversification by acquiring two century-old American companies specialized in technical textiles, strengthening its presence and capabilities in this sector.

The Civil Guard is forced to pre-signal vehicle breakdowns due to the insufficient light of the V16 beacon

The Civil Guard has had to pre-signal vehicle breakdowns because the V16 beacon, designed to replace warning triangles, shows insufficient illumination, even under optimal visibility conditions, calling its effectiveness and safety into question.

The 3V rule that the DGT recommends you absolutely must follow for driving in fog

The DGT advises following the 3V rule for driving in fog: see, visualize, and appropriate speed. It recommends reducing speed, using the proper lights, and maintaining a safe distance to increase visibility and prevent accidents in low visibility conditions.

Could the driver "caught" at 117 km/h in an area with a 50 km/h speed limit go to jail?

A driver in Zaragoza was caught by a police radar driving at 117 km/h on a road with a 50 km/h speed limit, exceeding more than double the allowed speed, raising questions about possible legal consequences, including the possibility of going to prison.

The Return of the Neighbors After the Carabanchel Explosion is Delayed: Demolitions Continue in Their Buildings and They Are Offered Stable Relocations

The City Council is seeking a stable housing solution for the 39 people affected by the explosion in Carabanchel, who have been provided with overnight accommodation while demolitions continue in their buildings, delaying their return.

The new Rodalies begins to run: Illa and Puente create the company to be led by Oscar Playà, director of the Barcelona Metro

Sílvia Paneque will be president of the Board of Directors of the new Rodalies company created by Illa and Puente. Oscar Playà, director of the Barcelona Metro, will lead the company responsible for managing the new service.

The arrival of the Clínic to the Diagonal advances with the purchase of UB lands and the extension of L3

The project to relocate the Hospital Clínic to Avinguda Diagonal progresses following the purchase of land from the University of Barcelona. Additionally, plans are underway to extend metro line 3 to improve access. These actions facilitate the creation of a new, modern, and better-connected hospital campus, boosting healthcare and research in the area.

Almost 70 Madrid Restaurants Participate in the Chickpea Route: How to Take Home Your Weight in Chickpeas

The seventh edition of the Chickpea Route takes place in January on weekends, covering 26 towns in the Community of Madrid with the participation of almost 70 restaurants.

Record Drug Seizure in the Canary Islands: The Confiscation of 10,000 Kilograms of Cocaine on a Ship is the Largest Ever Carried Out in Europe by Sea

The seizure of 10,000 kilograms of cocaine in the Canary Islands is the largest ever carried out in Europe via maritime routes and the largest on the high seas since 1999, when a ship carrying 7,500 kilograms was intercepted.

Events to Commemorate the 500th Anniversary of the Wedding of Charles V and Isabella of Portugal Begin on March 11 at the Alcázar with Activities

The mayor presented the poster and the schedule of events for the 500th anniversary of the wedding of Charles V and Isabella of Portugal, which will begin on March 11 at the Alcázar and will include contests and a theatrical tour, promoted at Fitur.

Vox insists that it "wants to govern" in Extremadura but asks the PP to talk about "policies" before discussing positions

Vox criticizes the Government's proposal to reform regional financing, accusing the PSOE and PP of using the model to "buy separatist votes." Additionally, Vox expresses its intention to govern in Extremadura but demands that the PP prioritize discussing policies before positions.

Sister Getsemaní Dies, One of the Eldest Nuns of the Schismatic Community of the Belorado Convent

Poor Clares pointed to a medical certificate that explicitly advised against transferring Sister Getsemaní to another monastery before her death in the schismatic community of the Belorado convent.

The judge summons a Vox councilor from Murcia to testify for a possible hate crime

Antonio Martínez, first deputy mayor of Molina de Segura, was summoned by a judge for a possible hate crime after spreading a video featuring women of Maghreb origin and a message considered offensive.

Tierno Galván honored on the 40th anniversary of his death with talks and events organized by the PSOE

The Socialist Municipal Group has scheduled various activities in 2026 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the death of Tierno Galván, former mayor of Madrid, with talks and events aimed at honoring his memory.

A bar charges "10 euros per chair" to those who come to watch football: "I'll watch it at home"

The bar charges 10 euros for each occupied chair to watch football, with offers depending on the number of people at the table. This has caused rejection among some customers who prefer to watch the game at home.

Catherine Fulop joins the viral dance to celebrate Maduro's arrest

Catherine Fulop joins a viral dance trend to celebrate the reported arrest of Nicolás Maduro. Her participation reflects widespread public reactions and social media engagement surrounding the event.

Guinness World Record in Mexico for the Largest Exhibition of Embroideries and Textiles in the World

More than 3,100 pieces of embroidery and textiles, created by 200 artisans from the 32 federal entities of Mexico, were gathered to set a Guinness World Record as the largest exhibition of its kind in the world.

Three New Dog Breeds Enter the AKC: What Their Official Recognition Means

The AKC has officially recognized three new dog breeds, bringing their total to 205 breeds. This recognition means greater visibility, participation in competitions, and the promotion of responsible breeding for these breeds.

Can Dogs Eat Mango? Veterinary Evidence on This Sweet Treat

Mango is a food that can be given to dogs in moderation, avoiding the skin and pit to prevent digestive issues. Simplicity in a dog's diet is key, and any treat should be offered with caution to maintain their health.

Does Neutering Affect the Longevity of Our Dogs and Cats?

A recent study indicates that retaining reproductive organs, such as ovaries and testicles, for a longer period is linked to increased longevity in dogs and cats, suggesting that early neutering could influence their life expectancy.

What Lies Behind Chronic Intestinal Disorders in Cats

Chronic diarrhea in cats lasts more than three weeks and requires specialized veterinary diagnosis to identify its cause and treat it properly.

Check your daily horoscope for Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for Tuesday, January 13, 2026, on 20minutos.es and discover the predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow for all zodiac signs.

Cantabria 2026 Work Calendar: There Will Be a Four-Day Long Weekend

Cantabria has set the holidays for 2026, highlighting July 28, September 15, and December 7, which differ from other regions. Additionally, there will be a four-day long weekend, providing an extended break for workers.

This is the schedule for the renovation of Gran Via with Glòries

The renovation of Gran Via between Castillejos and Padilla will include wider sidewalks, a bike lane, and more trees, improving mobility and urban space.

The Five Neighborhoods of Bilbao to Buy Property with Potential

Several neighborhoods in Bilbao offer an excellent opportunity to invest in housing, focusing on their future appreciation and real estate growth.

Who was... José Luis Ponce, the footballer who ended up in jail for being a bank robber

José Luis Ponce was a First Division footballer with Elche, Córdoba, and Real Murcia. After his career, he faced problems with amphetamine addiction, which led him to become involved in bank robberies and end up in jail.

A Woman Reports Her Husband for Hiding His Baldness Before the Wedding

A woman has reported her husband for having hidden his baldness before getting married. Authorities have begun an investigation to verify the accusations and establish legal responsibilities.

Tips to Make the Most of Sales and Avoid Being Scammed

In Spain, the main sales periods are in January, summer, and Black Friday. The winter sales are the most important, and each store sets its own dates, starting between January 1st and 7th. Advice is offered to make the most of these deals and avoid scams during these times.

People Who Made Their Dreams Come True Proving That Nothing Is Impossible

Photos in this gallery show that with persistence, motivation, and luck, anyone can achieve their dreams. Nothing is impossible, no matter how long it takes to accomplish it.

Magical Natural Phenomena That Will Blow Your Mind

Nature constantly surprises us, not only with disasters but also with magical phenomena that amaze and surpass imagination, offering us unique experiences around the world.

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

Some celebrities, including Lamine Yamal, choose not to sign autographs for their fans, avoiding this common tradition among celebrities.

Pope Leo XIV Receives Peace Nobel Laureate María Corina Machado at the Vatican

Pope Leo XIV received Peace Nobel Laureate María Corina Machado at the Vatican and urged the diplomatic corps to respect the will of the Venezuelan people, avoiding partisan interests.

The Diocese of Tui-Vigo Confirms the Galician Roots of Pope Leo XIV

The Book I of Baptized confirms the settlement of a maternal ancestor of Pope Leo XIV in Galicia, thus ratifying his Galician roots according to the Diocese of Tui-Vigo.

Ábalos hires criminal lawyer Marino Turiel as new attorney to defend him in the Supreme Court in the Koldo case

Marino Turiel, a criminal lawyer with previous experience defending Ábalos in the appeal against the waiver before the Constitutional Court and in the complaint against the Ministry of Transport's audit, has been hired to represent him in the Supreme Court for the Koldo case.

The Thyssen Presents the 11 Major Exhibitions of 2026: From Dalí to the 'Trans' Seba Calfuqueo and Rembrandt

The Thyssen Museum has announced 11 major exhibitions for 2026, featuring works by Dalí, Rembrandt, and an exhibition by the trans artist Seba Calfuqueo. The programming aims to attract a diverse audience and offer a broad and inclusive cultural experience.

The US revoked about 100,000 visas in 2025, more than double the previous year

In 2025, the United States revoked around 100,000 visas, more than double the previous year. Among these, approximately 8,000 were student visas.

The Greenland shark, the species that can live for more than 400 years

The Greenland shark (Somniosus microcephalus) exhibits extremely slow organic processes, which contributes to its extraordinary longevity, being able to live for more than 400 years, according to a study by the National Ocean Service.

Scientists Discover a New Species of Amber-Producing Tree in Southern Mexico

Scientists have identified a new species of amber-producing tree that lived more than 23 million years ago in southern Mexico, based on glands present in the leaves, called leaflets, visible when held up to the light.

The EU-Mercosur Pact, a Historic Step with Doubts: How the Largest Free Trade Area in the World Will Be Structured

The agreement between the EU and Mercosur creates the largest free trade area in the world, but there is uncertainty about the approval by national parliaments and the practical effectiveness of this trade alliance.

Catalan farmers lift road blockades after five days of blocking

Minister Ordeig reaffirms that his statements represent the Government of Catalonia. The Catalan farmers have decided to lift the road blockades after five days of protests.

García Ortiz Will Join the Social Prosecutor’s Office of the Supreme Court Following His Conviction

Álvaro García Ortiz will join the Social Section of the Supreme Court as a prosecutor, despite having been convicted and declared ineligible to hold the position of Attorney General.

Simof will feature Rossy de Palma as godmother and 120 flamenco fashion brands

SIMOF will be held at Fibes from January 29 to February 1, introducing new features such as Inusual SIMOF and the Tierra de Herencia Flamenca distinction. This edition will include the participation of 120 flamenco fashion brands, with Rossy de Palma as the event’s godmother.

A Fugitive from Turkish Justice Arrested in Estepona for a 2018 Murder

A woman fleeing Turkish justice was arrested in Estepona for her joint involvement in a homicide that occurred in 2018, related to disagreements in a business relationship.

The first ramen burger is eaten in Barcelona: this is the famous Japanese 'cheeseburger'

The Fry House chain in Barcelona offers the first ramen burger, an innovative version inspired by Japanese cuisine that combines ramen noodles as buns with traditional ingredients, creating a unique and popular culinary fusion.

Madrid absorbs the visitor 'boom' with less pressure than the rest of Spain: 3.3 tourists per 100 residents

Tourism represents 8.7% of Madrid's GDP, generating 28.569 billion euros. The city manages a high number of visitors, with a tourist pressure of 3.3 tourists per 100 residents, lower than the national average.

From 'Manifest Destiny' to the 'Donroe' Doctrine: The Idea That Explains Why the U.S. Wants to Dominate the World

The 'Donroe' doctrine, created by Donald Trump, is a modern and more aggressive version of the 19th-century Monroe Doctrine, reflecting the U.S. intention to maintain and expand its global dominance.

Andrea, the survivor of the shipwreck in Indonesia in which her husband and children died: "I have to keep going for them"

Andrea survived a shipwreck in Indonesia in which her husband and children lost their lives. Despite the tragedy, she expresses her determination to move forward in honor of her family.

López Madrid denies having hired Villarejo to harass Dr. Pinto: "He never asked me for money"

López Madrid and José Manuel Villarejo face bribery accusations in the National Court. López Madrid denies having hired Villarejo to harass Dr. Pinto and states that Villarejo never asked him for money.

The Guggenheim Museum will host three concerts in spring: artists, dates, and how to buy tickets

The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao will hold a series of three concerts in spring, offering a unique musical experience in the Basque Country. The artists, dates, and ticket purchase details will be announced soon.

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The article provides an introduction to artificial intelligence (AI), its basic concepts, current and potential applications. It explains how AI is transforming industries, from healthcare to education, and highlights the importance of understanding its foundations to use it properly. It also addresses ethical challenges and the need for proper training to get started with this emerging technology.

An OCU ranking reveals the best supermarket Roscones de Reyes

The OCU has evaluated 13 cream-filled Roscones de Reyes available in supermarkets to help consumers choose the best one. Every year, Spaniards buy around 30 million of these traditional sweets.

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

This British miniseries, based on popular books, is set during the Reformation and features performances by Tom Holland and Damian Lewis. Available on streaming, it is perfect for binge-watching.

If you place 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. Drivers have questions about whether to use triangles and V16 beacons simultaneously, despite the obligation to use the latter.

'Stranger Things' returns by surprise: Netflix announces an unexpected final trip to Hawkins

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

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT: "With the V-16 Beacon, there is no intention to fine"

Ana Blanco, Deputy Director of the DGT, points out that they do not have figures on how many drivers still do not have the approved V-16 beacon, five days before the end of the year. She insists that the intention is not to penalize, but to promote its use to improve road safety.

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

The winter sales of 2026 are approaching, offering great discounts on key brands such as Zara, Mango, and El Corte Inglés. Knowing the start dates and duration is essential to take advantage of the best offers and refresh your wardrobe at reduced prices.

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

After a successful 2025, 2026 promises great anime releases, highlighting series and movies from popular titles 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 urban areas depends on mobility and described the daily use of the car to transport only one person as a luxury, highlighting the need to promote more efficient and sustainable forms of transportation.

January Sales Arrive in Aviation: Flights from 21 Euros per Trip to Travel Across Spain, Europe, America, and Asia

Iberia has launched a flight offer starting at 21 euros per trip, valid for travel within Spain, Europe, America, and Asia. The promotion will be available until January 26.

The Secret Beneath the Sahara Desert: The Reason for Morocco’s Interest in the Former Spanish Colony

Western Sahara possesses abundant mineral resources and potential significant reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco’s strong interest in this former Spanish colony.

The First Concerns Arise Over Using V16 Beacons for Emergency Warning, Casting Doubts on Their Effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers are beginning to use connected V16 beacons instead of triangles according to the new regulations. However, early videos reveal potential risks, raising questions about the effectiveness and safety of these beacons for emergency warning.

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

The next holiday in the Basque Country work calendar in 2026 will be on a Thursday, which will allow for a long weekend if Friday is taken off.

Gold steadies below record highs amid Fed autonomy worries; US CPI awaited

Gold prices held steady below record highs as investors weighed concerns over the Federal Reserve's independence in raising interest rates. Market participants await upcoming US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which is expected to influence future Fed policy and impact gold's safe-haven appeal.

Factbox - Iran’s trading partners that face 25% US tariffs

The U.S. imposes 25% tariffs on certain imports from countries trading with Iran to curb Tehran's economic activities. Key affected partners include China, India, Turkey, South Korea, and the UAE, who engage in significant trade with Iran, especially in oil and petrochemical sectors. These tariffs aim to limit Iran's access to global markets amid ongoing sanctions.

Exxon Mobil still interested in Venezuela visit despite Trump rebuke

Exxon Mobil remains interested in exploring opportunities in Venezuela despite former President Trump’s criticism. The company sees potential in the country’s vast oil reserves and is considering a visit to assess the situation, aiming to evaluate prospects amid the complex political and economic landscape.

Oil prices rise for 4th straight day amid Iran supply disruption risks

Oil prices climbed for the fourth consecutive day due to concerns over potential supply disruptions from Iran. Heightened geopolitical tensions and threats to critical shipping routes in the region have raised fears of reduced oil flows. Market participants are monitoring the situation closely, contributing to a bullish outlook and elevated crude prices.

Oil prices gain on Iran supply disruption concerns

Oil prices rose due to fears of supply disruptions linked to tensions in Iran. Market participants worried about potential impacts on crude exports amid geopolitical instability. This uncertainty boosted prices despite existing global supply challenges.

Oil prices settle at 7-week high on worries about Iran exports

Oil prices reached a 7-week high due to concerns over potential disruptions to Iranian oil exports amid rising geopolitical tensions. Market uncertainties about supply stability have driven crude prices up, reflecting fears of reduced global oil availability and increased demand pressures.

US urges partners and allies to increase critical minerals supply chain resiliency

The US is encouraging its partners and allies to strengthen the supply chain for critical minerals vital to technology and clean energy sectors. This move aims to reduce dependence on single sources, enhance economic security, and support global stability by fostering diversified and resilient mineral supply networks. Collaborative efforts and strategic investments are emphasized to secure essential resources amid growing geopolitical tensions.

Germany’s finance minister Klingbeil says Washington meeting addressed rare earth price floor

Germany’s Finance Minister Klingbeil revealed that discussions in Washington focused on establishing a price floor for rare earth materials. This initiative aims to stabilize the market, secure supply chains, and reduce dependency on foreign sources, addressing global challenges in the critical minerals sector.

Veteran Ugandan leader eyes new term in election amid succession talk

Uganda’s long-serving President Yoweri Museveni is seeking re-election, stirring discussions about his succession plans. Museveni has ruled for nearly four decades and his bid raises questions on the future leadership and political stability of the country amid growing opposition and calls for change.

Gold prices hit record high on Iran unrest, Fed indictment threat

Gold prices surged to a record high due to escalating unrest in Iran and looming threats of indictments against Federal Reserve officials. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets amid geopolitical tensions and potential economic policy uncertainties, driving demand for gold as a secure investment.

UBS CEO Ermotti to step down in April 2027 after steering Credit Suisse integration, FT reports

UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti plans to resign in April 2027, following his leadership in integrating Credit Suisse. His tenure saw significant changes after the high-profile acquisition, helping stabilize UBS and strengthen its market position. Ermotti’s departure marks the end of a pivotal era for the bank.

Microsoft says China is winning AI race outside the West, FT reports

Microsoft warned that China is leading the global AI race beyond Western countries, according to the Financial Times. The company highlighted China's rapid advancements and government support in AI technology, positioning it ahead in innovation and deployment compared to other nations outside the Western bloc. This underscores the shifting dynamics in global AI leadership.

Lindt’s yearly sales slightly beat expectations

Lindt reported annual sales that marginally exceeded analyst predictions, driven by strong demand for its premium chocolate products. The company noted steady growth across key markets despite supply chain challenges. Lindt remains optimistic about continued expansion, focusing on innovation and sustainability initiatives to boost future performance.

European factor outlook: Barclays favors Value as Quality lacks catalysts

Barclays recommends focusing on Value stocks in Europe, citing limited catalysts for Quality stocks in the near term. The bank suggests Value offers better upside potential due to supportive macroeconomic factors and relative undervaluation, while Quality shares face headwinds from slowing earnings momentum and elevated valuations. This shift reflects a strategic pivot amid evolving market conditions.

Japan snap election bets push stocks to record highs, sink yen and bonds

Speculation over a possible snap general election in Japan has driven the stock market to record highs, while the yen and government bonds have fallen. Investors anticipate that the election could lead to policy changes favoring economic growth, boosting market confidence. This has resulted in increased stock buying, currency weakening, and bond sell-offs amid expectations of shifts in fiscal or monetary strategy.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 0.24%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index down 0.24%. Market sentiment was cautious amid global economic uncertainties and mixed corporate earnings. Investors remained watchful of external factors impacting trade and technology sectors, leading to a modest decline in overall market performance.

Australia stocks higher at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 up 0.56%

Australian shares rose, with the S&P/ASX 200 index closing 0.56% higher. Gains were driven by strong performances in key sectors, reflecting positive investor sentiment. Market optimism was supported by favorable economic data and corporate earnings reports, boosting overall confidence in the Australian equity market.

Nvidia says no upfront payment required for H200 chips - Reuters

Nvidia announced that customers purchasing its new H200 chips are not required to make any upfront payments. This move aims to encourage adoption of the advanced AI processors by reducing initial financial barriers, supporting broader deployment in AI and high-performance computing applications.

Taiwan says it has reached 'broad consensus' with US on tariff talks

Taiwan announced it has reached a broad consensus with the US during tariff negotiations, aiming to strengthen economic ties and address trade barriers. Both sides expressed commitment to enhancing cooperation and resolving outstanding trade issues, signaling progress toward improved bilateral trade relations.

Chinese EV stocks surge as Europe sets guidelines to avoid tariffs

Chinese electric vehicle stocks rose sharply after Europe introduced new guidelines aimed at steering clear of tariffs on EV imports. The policy changes encourage adherence to local content rules, potentially benefiting Chinese automakers familiar with European standards and supply chains. This move is viewed as supportive of Chinese EV firms expanding their presence in the European market amid global trade tensions.

Canadian Prime Minister Visits China After Nearly a Decade of Tense Relations

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited China, marking a significant step in mending nearly a decade of strained relations. The trip aims to boost trade, address diplomatic disputes, and improve cooperation between the two nations. This visit reflects efforts to normalize ties and secure economic and geopolitical interests amid global challenges.

Trump weighs response to Iran crackdown, Tehran says communication open with US

President Trump is considering how to respond to Iran's crackdown on protests following the death of Mahsa Amini. Despite tensions, Iranian officials state that communication channels with the US remain open. The situation remains fluid as international reactions continue to develop amid ongoing unrest in Iran.

Australia consumer sentiment slips further in January on RBA rate worries - Westpac

Australian consumer sentiment fell again in January, driven by concerns over ongoing Reserve Bank of Australia rate hikes. Despite easing energy prices, inflation worries persist, impacting household confidence and spending outlook amid economic uncertainty.

Australia consumer sentiment stuck in the doldrums amid rate jitters

Australian consumer sentiment remains low as worries over rising interest rates persist. Surveys indicate cautious spending and economic uncertainty, affecting consumer confidence. Despite some economic improvements, concerns about inflation and potential policy tightening weigh on public outlook.

UK inflation expectations weakened in December, Citi/YouGov survey shows

December's Citi/YouGov survey reveals UK inflation expectations have declined, indicating reduced public concern over rising prices. This shift suggests growing optimism about economic stability and a potential easing of inflationary pressures in the near future.

German business lobby raises alarm over highest number of bankruptcies in 11 years

The German business lobby has sounded the alarm as the country faces the highest number of bankruptcies in 11 years. Rising inflation, energy costs, and supply chain issues are straining businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises. The surge in insolvencies signals economic challenges ahead, prompting calls for supportive measures to stabilize affected sectors and prevent further financial distress.

China’s 2025 record export surge expected to slow in December - Reuters poll

China’s export growth, which surged in 2025 due to strong global demand and recovery from COVID-19, is expected to slow in December according to a Reuters poll. Analysts cite weakening overseas orders and rising economic uncertainties as factors. Despite the anticipated easing, exports are projected to maintain positive momentum thanks to government stimulus and trade diversification efforts.

Instant View: India’s December retail inflation rises to 1.33% y/y

India’s retail inflation rose to 1.33% year-on-year in December, reflecting a modest increase amid easing price pressures. This marks a rise from previous months, influenced by factors such as food and fuel prices. The data suggests a gradual recovery in consumer demand while maintaining overall inflation within manageable limits for policymakers.

Hungary’s inflation could reach central bank target by early 2026

Hungary’s inflation is projected to decline steadily and could meet the central bank’s target by early 2026. This outlook is based on current economic policies and inflation trends, suggesting gradual stabilization in prices as monetary measures take effect.

Euro zone investor morale better than expected at start of 2026

Euro zone investor morale started 2026 stronger than anticipated, driven by easing inflation and stable economic indicators. Confidence in market stability and growth prospects improved, suggesting positive sentiment among investors despite global uncertainties. This uptick signals potential for increased investments and economic resilience in the region as the year begins.

MORNING BID: Yen’s pain is Nikkei’s gain as records tumble

The weakening yen has boosted Japan's Nikkei index, helping it hit record highs as exporters benefit from a cheaper currency. This trend is driving gains despite global economic uncertainties, reflecting investors’ confidence in Japan's export-led recovery and corporate earnings growth.

US consumer prices likely snapped back after being restrained by government shutdown distortions

US consumer prices probably rebounded following distortions caused by a government shutdown. The shutdown temporarily suppressed inflation data, creating an unusual dip. As normal operations resumed, prices adjusted back to expected levels, reflecting typical inflation trends rather than underlying economic weakness or strength.

Asia stocks climb as Nikkei hits highs, yen makes lows

Asian stocks rose with Japan’s Nikkei reaching new highs while the yen weakened to its lowest level. The market optimism was driven by strong U.S. economic data and expectations of steady monetary policy, boosting investor confidence across the region.

Trump administration probe of Fed’s Powell sparks pushback

The Trump administration's investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has drawn criticism, with opponents arguing it threatens the Fed's independence. The probe, initiated amid concerns over Powell's policy decisions, has raised fears of political interference in central banking, potentially undermining economic stability and investor confidence. Critics urge maintaining a clear separation between government oversight and Fed operations.

Fed’s Williams says monetary policy well positioned amid a favorable outlook

Fed’s Williams stated that current monetary policy is appropriately set given the positive economic outlook. He emphasized steady progress on inflation and a strong labor market, suggesting no immediate need for major policy shifts. Williams highlighted the central bank’s readiness to adjust actions if economic conditions change, balancing inflation control with sustaining growth.

Bank of Korea to hold rates at 2.50% on January 15, next cut delayed to 2027: Reuters poll

The Bank of Korea is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate at 2.50% on January 15, according to a Reuters poll. Analysts predict the next rate cut will be postponed until 2027, reflecting ongoing cautious monetary policy amid economic uncertainties.

S&P 500, Dow hit closing record highs; Walmart, tech climb

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average reached record closing highs, driven by gains in Walmart and tech stocks. Positive corporate earnings and strong economic data boosted investor confidence, leading to broad market advances across several sectors. The rally reflects optimism about continued economic growth and corporate profitability.

UK consumers cut spending in December by most since 2021, Barclays says

UK consumer spending fell sharply in December, marking the largest decline since 2021, according to Barclays. This reduction reflects growing economic concerns and cautious consumer behavior during the holiday season, as inflation and cost-of-living pressures continued to impact household budgets.

Explainer - Donald Trump versus the Federal Reserve - what you need to know

The article outlines the ongoing tensions between Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve, highlighting Trump's criticism of the Fed's interest rate hikes. It explains how these moves impact the economy, with Trump arguing that lower rates boost growth and markets, while the Fed aims to control inflation. The piece details the implications for financial markets and policymaking.

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Bitcoin price today: down to $91.8k as sentiment dithers ahead of CPI test

Bitcoin's price has fallen to $91,800 amid cautious market sentiment ahead of the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. Traders are hesitant as they await inflation data that could impact Federal Reserve policy and crypto market movement. This cautious approach is causing volatility and subdued trading activity in the cryptocurrency space.

Bitcoin price today: edges lower to $90k with Trump-Fed feud, geopolitics in focus

Bitcoin's price slipped to around $90,000 amid ongoing tensions between former President Trump and the Federal Reserve, alongside rising geopolitical uncertainties. Market watchers are closely monitoring these factors as they continue to influence investor sentiment and the crypto market's volatility.

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StanChart says 2026 will be the year of Ethereum, sets new 2030 price target

Standard Chartered predicts 2026 as a breakout year for Ethereum, driven by technological upgrades and broader adoption. The bank has raised its Ethereum price target for 2030, citing increased institutional interest and improved scalability, positioning Ethereum as a leading blockchain platform in the coming decade.

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

Bitcoin remains steady near $90,000 as softer-than-expected US payroll data dampens investor enthusiasm. Ongoing geopolitical tensions add further caution, limiting significant price movements. Market watchers await clearer economic signals before making decisive moves.

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

Bitcoin's price dipped to $90,000 as investors reacted to geopolitical tensions and upcoming U.S. payroll data. Market volatility increased amid uncertainty over global events and economic indicators, influencing trading sentiment and causing short-term fluctuations in the cryptocurrency's value.

Crypto Recovers Restores Over $2.5 Million in Inaccessible Cryptocurrency Assets

Crypto Recovers has successfully restored more than $2.5 million in lost cryptocurrency assets for clients. The firm specializes in recovering inaccessible crypto funds due to lost keys, forgotten passwords, or other access issues, helping users regain control over their digital holdings. Their expertise has made a significant impact in the crypto recovery sector, providing critical support to individuals facing asset loss.

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, which have hindered its recent recovery. Investors remain cautious as external risks create volatility, slowing the cryptocurrency's upward momentum.

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

Everstake has partnered with Cometh to create a platform that integrates fiat and crypto staking rewards, targeting European Union institutions. This collaboration aims to simplify staking processes and enhance accessibility, allowing institutions to benefit from combined financial instruments. The initiative supports broader adoption of decentralized finance by providing a seamless interface for managing diverse asset rewards.

Upexi Implements High-Yield Treasury Strategy, Increases Solana Holdings

Upexi has adopted a high-yield treasury strategy to enhance returns, increasing its holdings in Solana. This move aims to optimize asset growth and capitalize on Solana’s market potential, signaling Upexi’s confidence in the blockchain’s future performance while seeking better yield opportunities for its treasury assets.

Sampo buys back 381,004 shares as part of €150 million program

Sampo has repurchased 381,004 shares under its €150 million buyback program. The share buyback aims to enhance shareholder value by reducing the number of outstanding shares. This move reflects the company's confidence in its financial position and outlook. The repurchased shares will be held as treasury shares.

Innventure raises $40 million through common stock offering

Innventure has successfully raised $40 million by issuing common stock. The funds will support the company's growth initiatives and operational advancements. This capital injection is expected to strengthen Innventure's financial position and enable further development of its business objectives.

Vistra prices $2.25 billion senior secured notes offering

Vistra has priced a $2.25 billion senior secured notes offering to refinance existing debt and support its operations. The offering aims to enhance the company’s financial flexibility and optimize its capital structure amid evolving market conditions. Details on maturity and interest rates were outlined to attract investors seeking stable returns in the energy sector.

AbbVie strikes deal with Trump administration on drug pricing

AbbVie has reached an agreement with the Trump administration to address drug pricing concerns. The deal aims to enhance the affordability and accessibility of AbbVie's medications by implementing pricing strategies aligned with federal objectives, marking a significant step towards curbing escalating drug costs in the U.S.

Terrafina completes tender offer for $500 million senior notes

Terrafina has finalized its tender offer for $500 million of senior notes, successfully repurchasing a significant portion. This move aims to optimize the company's debt structure and reduce interest expenses, strengthening its financial position.

Hamilton Insurance names Susan Steinhoff as Hamilton Re CUO

Hamilton Insurance has appointed Susan Steinhoff as Chief Underwriting Officer for Hamilton Re. Steinhoff brings extensive industry experience and will lead the underwriting team to drive growth and innovation in the reinsurance sector.

Jamf appoints David Helfer as chief revenue officer

Jamf has named David Helfer as its new chief revenue officer. Helfer brings extensive experience in driving revenue growth and will lead Jamf's global sales and revenue strategies to support the company’s expansion goals.

Ormat signs 20-year geothermal energy deal with data center operator Switch

Ormat Technologies has signed a 20-year agreement to supply geothermal energy to Switch, a leading data center operator. This partnership aims to provide sustainable, reliable power to Switch's facilities, supporting its commitment to clean energy and reducing carbon emissions. The deal highlights the growing collaboration between renewable energy producers and tech companies seeking greener operations.

Court allows Revolution Wind to resume construction after injunction

A court has lifted the injunction halting Revolution Wind's construction, allowing the offshore wind project to proceed. The decision follows legal challenges concerning environmental and regulatory issues. With the injunction removed, Revolution Wind can continue its efforts to develop renewable energy infrastructure.

Citigroup declares $0.60 per share quarterly dividend

Citigroup announced a quarterly dividend of $0.60 per share, reflecting the bank's strong financial position. This dividend marks the company's commitment to returning value to shareholders amid favorable economic conditions and consistent earnings performance. Investors can expect the payment to be distributed in the upcoming quarter as part of Citigroup’s ongoing shareholder reward strategy.