News Summary - 01/17/2026

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Blair and Rubio among names on Gaza 'Board of Peace'

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and US Secretary of State are named on the "founding executive board" of the Gaza 'Board of Peace', according to the White House.

Exiled Crown Prince Urges World to Help Protesters Topple Iran's Government

Reza Pahlavi, an exiled Iranian opposition leader living in the US, urged the international community to focus efforts on dismantling Iran's Revolutionary Guards leadership to support protesters aiming to overthrow the government.

US Justice Department Investigating Minnesota Democrats Over Alleged Obstruction of ICE

The US Justice Department is investigating Minnesota Democrats for allegedly obstructing ICE operations. This development follows new information related to the recent death of a Minneapolis woman shot by an ICE agent last week.

Trump threatens new tariffs on countries opposed to Greenland takeover

President Trump threatened to impose new tariffs on countries opposing the US takeover of Greenland. This statement came as a bipartisan group of US lawmakers visited Denmark to ease tensions regarding the territory.

Paracetamol is safe in pregnancy, says study refuting Trump autism claims

A comprehensive review by researchers confirms that paracetamol is safe for use during pregnancy, aiming to settle ongoing debates, including claims linking it to autism. The gold-standard study provides reassurance for expectant mothers relying on this common painkiller.

'I was hit in the face by pellets': Iranians on border describe violence and more protests

Iranians at the Iraq border report violent crackdowns, including pellet injuries, amid ongoing protests. Authorities have imposed an internet blackout, limiting information flow as unrest persists.

Uganda's president heads for victory as his main rival cries foul

President Museveni leads with around 75% of the vote, based on results from over half of the polling stations. His main rival has disputed the outcome, raising concerns over the election's fairness.

Machado vows to lead Venezuela 'when the right time comes'

Opposition leader Maria Machado claims she has a mandate to lead Venezuela following the US seizure of its president, pledging to take charge when the timing is appropriate.

CIA director had two-hour meeting with new Venezuelan leader in Caracas

The CIA director met with Venezuela's new leader for two hours in Caracas to discuss economic opportunities and efforts to prevent the country from becoming a base for adversaries of the United States, according to a US official.

China and Canada announce tariff relief after a high-stakes meeting between Carney and Xi

After years of strained relations, China and Canada agreed to ease tariffs on canola oil and electric cars following a high-stakes meeting between Mark Carney and Xi Jinping, signaling a step toward improved trade relations.

Myanmar begins defence in landmark genocide case at UN court

Myanmar argued at the UN court that The Gambia has not presented sufficient evidence to prove genocide against the Muslim minority. The case marks a significant legal moment as Myanmar defends itself against serious international allegations.

US accuses South African military of 'cosying up to Iran'

South Africa's defence minister has launched an inquiry after reports emerged that the military ignored orders to remove Iran from naval exercises, prompting US accusations that the military is 'cosying up to Iran.'

South Korea's Ex-President Yoon to Be Jailed for Five Years Over Martial Law Bid

South Korea's former President Yoon has been sentenced to five years in prison in the first verdict among four trials related to his controversial martial law decree issued in 2024.

Landscape beneath Antarctica's icy surface revealed in unprecedented detail

Scientists have created a detailed map of the landscape beneath Antarctica's ice, which could help predict how the continent's massive ice sheet will react to climate change.

Actor Timothy Busfield charged with sexually abusing boys on set of TV series

Actor Timothy Busfield, known for his roles in The West Wing and Field of Dreams, has been charged with sexually abusing boys on the set of a TV series. Investigations are ongoing.

Man accused of murdering woman and toddler in Munich car attack goes on trial

An Afghan man is on trial for allegedly killing a 37-year-old woman and her two-year-old daughter in a car attack in Munich.

Julio Iglesias denies sexual assault allegations

Julio Iglesias has publicly denied the sexual assault allegations against him, calling them "absolutely false" and expressing deep sadness over the accusations.

Tragic death of Adichie's young son pushes Nigeria to act on health sector failings

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie announced the death of her young son, attributing it to medical negligence. The hospital involved denied the claims. This incident has intensified calls for reforms in Nigeria's health sector to prevent similar tragedies.

Cuba counts cost of alliance after 32 troops killed in Venezuela

Cuba faces significant losses after 32 of its troops were killed in Venezuela, highlighting the dangers of its foreign military involvement. This incident reveals the costly consequences of Cuba's alliance with Venezuela amid ongoing regional conflicts.

A hotline to report vapers and caning if you're caught: Singapore's e-cigarette crackdown

Singapore has launched a strict crackdown on e-cigarettes, introducing severe punishments such as caning and hefty fines. Authorities have also set up a hotline for the public to report users, aiming to eliminate vaping in the city-state.

Under fire from the sea, families in Odesa try to escape Russian barrage

Ukraine's third largest city, Odesa, faces continuous Russian attacks targeting its ports. The bombardment aims to weaken morale as families attempt to flee the escalating violence.

From Camouflage to Tracksuits - Guinea's Junta Leader Poised to Become Civilian President

Guinea's junta leader Mamadi Doumbouya is transitioning from military rule to a civilian presidency, with a planned seven-year term. He now faces the challenge of demonstrating his commitment to democratic governance.

Israel moves Yellow Line deeper into Gaza, satellite images show

Israel placed control markers in three locations, positioning some deeper inside Gaza than official maps indicated, as revealed by satellite images.

Trump's Fed fight looks like something from another country

Donald Trump's confrontation with the US Federal Reserve resembles conflicts seen in other countries, which historically have led to negative economic outcomes.

Why is there so much international interest in Greenland?

BBC’s Katya Adler reports from Greenland, exploring the island’s strategic and economic importance, including its vast natural resources and geopolitical significance, which have attracted interest from global powers like the US under President Trump.

'Anger and frustration': BBC reports from Iranian-Armenian border

BBC's Hugo Bachega reports from the Iranian-Armenian border amid ongoing internet shutdowns after deadly protests, highlighting local anger and frustration over restricted communication and escalating tensions in the region.

Who is Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's last shah?

Reza Pahlavi, son of Iran's last shah, is a leading advocate urging protests against Iran's authoritarian regime to persist.

What happens in space during a medical emergency?

BBC science correspondent Pallab Ghosh explains that in space, astronauts face unique challenges during medical emergencies due to limited resources and no immediate hospital access. They rely on onboard medical kits, remote support from Earth-based doctors, and training to manage conditions until help or return to Earth is possible.

Morocco celebrates Afcon win: 'Today is about couscous not jollof'

Moroccan fans joyfully celebrated their Atlas Lions' victory over Nigeria, securing a spot in the AFCON final. The win sparked nationwide pride and spirited festivities, highlighting Morocco's football prowess and cultural pride.

IU bets on retiring the Sumar brand for the left-wing candidacy in the upcoming general elections

Antonio Maíllo, leader of IU, believes that the Sumar coalition is not effective in unifying the left and proposes withdrawing this brand for the candidacy in the upcoming general elections.

Sumar responds to IU that what matters is not the names or organizations but the electoral project

Sumar emphasizes that their focus is on the electoral project rather than on individuals or organizations, recalling that they have worked with the coalition forces to revive an alliance and form a progressive coalition government.

Machado states that Venezuela is "on the brink of freedom": "We will take the Government when the right moment comes"

María Corina Machado maintains that the acting president, Delcy Rodríguez, does not represent Venezuela. She asserts that the country is "on the brink of freedom" and trusts in achieving an orderly transition to take control of the government at the appropriate time.

The Nobel Institute insists after awarding the medal to Trump: "It is still the original laureate who goes down in history"

The Nobel Institute clarifies that, despite awarding the medal to Trump, the original laureate is the one who remains in history. Additionally, it points out that there are several cases in Nobel history of donations or sales of medals and diplomas by the winners.

This Was the Clandestine Operation to Get María Corina Machado Out of Venezuela: "I Am Alive"

Grey Bull Rescue shared footage of the secret operation carried out in December to extract María Corina Machado from Venezuela. The risky and clandestine mission aimed to protect her and ensure her safety given the situation in the country. Machado expressed relief, saying: "I am alive."

Trump speaks out about the Nobel that Corina Machado gave him: "I thought it was a very nice gesture..."

The US president praised Venezuelan opposition leader Corina Machado, expressing respect for her and showing himself very impressed after their meeting, describing her Nobel gift as a very nice gesture.

Several Norwegian politicians criticize the awarding of María Corina Machado's Nobel medal to Trump: "It's absurd"

Norwegian political leaders have condemned Trump accepting the Nobel medal awarded to María Corina Machado, calling it absurd and warning that this act could damage the reputation of the prestigious award.

Trump threatens to impose tariffs on countries that do not accept his plans to annex Greenland

The US president maintains that Greenland is vital for national security and warns that he will impose tariffs on countries that oppose his plans to annex it.

Trump's Obsession with Greenland Didn't Come Out of Nowhere: A Billionaire Gave Him the Idea Years Ago

Trump and a billionaire met as students at Wharton. Trump's idea about Greenland was influenced by this prior connection, explaining his interest in the island not as something spontaneous, but inspired years earlier.

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency recommends not flying over Iran due to the "high risk for civil flights"

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency warns of the high risk for civil flights because Iranian air defense forces are on maximum alert, recommending avoiding flying over Iranian airspace.

The singer's wife responds to the statement and makes her stance on the case clear for the first time

The 60-year-old Dutch model, partner of the 82-year-old singer since 1991 and mother of their four children, has commented on the artist's latest post, making her position on the case clear for the first time.

Julio Iglesias issues a statement denying sexual assault accusations

Julio Iglesias published a letter on social media rejecting the sexual assault accusations and stating that he still has the strength for the truth to be known.

First Images of an Uncontacted Tribe in the Amazon: "At Any Moment an Arrow Could Fly"

A group of American explorers managed to capture the first images of an uncontacted tribe in the Amazon using a mobile phone, positioning themselves just 100 meters away in a tense situation where an arrow attack could happen at any moment.

Two women brutally beat another after kidnapping her over an alleged infidelity in Moratalaz

The police have arrested a man linked to the case and have identified the two women who brutally assaulted another woman after kidnapping her over an alleged infidelity in Moratalaz.

Arbeloa's speech to his players, with Carvajal as an example: "Do you know who he was? Your captain"

The Real Madrid coach shared an anecdote about Dani Carvajal to motivate his players, reminding them that their captain was an example of effort and dedication.

'No somos nadie', the TV show featuring many former members of 'Sálvame', is canceled

The television show "No somos nadie," which included participation from several former members of "Sálvame," has been canceled. The decision marks the end of an era for the program, which had gained popularity thanks to its collaborators with experience in the entertainment and television industry.

Olive oil production collapses due to heavy December rains: "They have affected the quality"

The intense December rains arrived late, impacting the production and quality of olive oil, according to the secretary general of UPA. The olives were unable to produce the expected amount of oil, causing a drop in production.

The High Seas Treaty Comes into Force: What It Is and Why It Is Important for Ocean Protection

The High Seas Treaty establishes a legal framework to protect biodiversity in international waters, promoting the conservation and sustainable use of the oceans beyond national jurisdictions.

A Black Hole That Had Been Dormant for 100 Million Years Wakes Up Again: "It's Like Watching a Cosmic Volcano Erupt"

A black hole in the galaxy J1007+3540 has resumed its activity after being inactive for 100 million years, restarting the emission of its jet and surprising scientists, who compare it to a cosmic volcano erupting.

"Aisle Lice": This Is One of the Practices That Annoy Air Travelers the Most

On the Internet, people talk about "aisle lice" or "gate lice," travelers who occupy the space in front of the airplane door, and "luggage loungers," those who leave their luggage in the aisles to reserve seats—practices that bother other passengers.

Former Footballer Zivko Bakic Murdered While Serving House Arrest for Drug Trafficking

Serbian former footballer Zivko Bakic was found dead with three gunshot wounds in a forest near his residence in Belgrade, while serving house arrest for drug trafficking.

Two Bonoloto Winners Win 104,000 Euros and the Jackpot Rises to 3.1 Million

The Bonoloto draw on Friday, January 16, 2026, had no first-category winners, so the jackpot for the next draw on Saturday, January 17, rises to 3.7 million euros.

Spain exceeds 6,300 transplants for the second consecutive year and sets a new record for heart transplants

Spain performed 6,335 organ transplants in 2025, 2% fewer than in 2024, a year in which a historic record was reached. This marks the second consecutive year with over 6,300 transplants, highlighting a new record in heart transplants, according to the ONT's annual report.

'The Maid': Key Differences Between the Book and the Movie Starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried

The film adaptation of 'The Maid,' by Freida McFadden, features significant changes compared to the book. The movie, starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, alters plots and characters to fit the audiovisual format, resulting in key differences in development and resolution, offering a different experience from the original literary phenomenon.

Pep Guardiola and Sergio Busquets buy 28% of Alquiler Seguro's rental housing SOCIMI

Pep Guardiola and Sergio Busquets have become partners in the rental housing SOCIMI Alquiler Seguro through a capital increase of 5 million euros, acquiring 28% of the company.

EuroMillions creates a new millionaire in Spain and the jackpot rises to 87 million

The EuroMillions draw on January 16, 2026, had no top-tier winners. The jackpot for the next draw, on January 20, increases to 87 million euros.

A healthcare worker suspected last summer of two other possible rapes by the plastic surgeon from Murcia

The report includes the testimony of two alleged victims who reported intense vaginal discomfort following procedures with the plastic surgeon from Murcia, who was suspected of possible rapes last summer.

The reason why the Guardia Civil is fining cyclists €200

The Guardia Civil has begun fining cyclists €200 to reduce the increase in accidents among them, focusing surveillance especially in regions like the Canary Islands.

'Arctic Resistance' in Greenland: this is the military operation through which European countries rebel against Trump

Several European countries, including Denmark, France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, are deploying troops in Greenland in response to Trump's policies. Spain, the Netherlands, and Canada could join this joint military operation on the Danish island to strengthen presence and cooperation in the Arctic region.

KIA launches its new Stonic: bold design and more digitalized interior

The new KIA Stonic, a compact SUV, features a bolder design, enhanced interior technology, an ECO label, and a competitive price that challenges the urban crossover segment.

Promoting the Re-education of Dyslexia in the Classroom

The ”la Caixa” Foundation offers Spanish schools Dytective, an innovative technology designed to support the re-education of dyslexia, facilitating detection and treatment within the educational setting.

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' scandal involving Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, who were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting to make the best out of adversities.

Consumer Protection investigates rental ads where the landlord does not specify how much was charged to the last tenant

Consumer Protection is investigating rental ads in which the landlord omits the price charged to the last tenant, which could be considered an unfair and misleading practice and may lead to sanctions.

Bustinduy Slams the Door on PSOE's Attempt to Convince Sumar on Tax Benefits for Landlords: "We Will Never Support Them"

The Minister of Social Rights rejects the tax benefits for landlords promoted by the PSOE, labeling them as ineffective and unfair. He insists on the legal extension of rental contracts ending in 2026, maintaining the same price, and reaffirms that they will never support such benefits.

People over 23 years old living with their parents will be able to receive the Minimum Vital Income: these are the requirements

The Minimum Vital Income in Spain, aimed at preventing poverty and social exclusion, has benefited nearly one million children and adolescents up to December. Now, people over 23 years old living with their parents will also be able to receive it, subject to certain requirements.

José Yelamo, about his time on 'El Desafío': "I have realized that I am capable of doing things I never thought I would do"

José Yelamo reflects on his experience on 'El Desafío,' highlighting that he discovered abilities he never imagined having. Additionally, he spoke candidly about his relationship with Willy Bárcenas, after years of covering the door of his house.

The parents of the minor who tortured his classmate downplay the matter: "They are just children"

The parents of the minor aggressor minimize the situation, describing it as typical children's behavior, while the victim's parents point out that the aggressor spends every weekend alone, suggesting possible personal problems.

Two minor orphans due to gender-based violence evicted in Madrid along with their grandmother

The 65-year-old grandmother, who was caring for her two orphaned granddaughters after their mother was murdered due to gender-based violence, is facing eviction in the Villaverde district of Madrid.

This is the instant payment tool that readers use several times a week

Bizum has become essential due to its speed and convenience in mobile payments. According to ‘Me importa que opines’, CaixaBank leads its usage in Spain, being the preferred option for users for frequent transactions.

The Ibex 35 reaches a new all-time high and surpasses 17,700 points

The Ibex 35 stands out compared to other European stock markets by closing in positive territory, accumulating eight consecutive weeks of gains and reaching a new all-time high above 17,700 points.

Emilia Clarke, 7 years after the end of 'Game of Thrones': "You will never see me on the back of a dragon again"

Emilia Clarke, about to premiere a new series, firmly rules out starring again in an epic fantasy like 'Game of Thrones,' making it clear she will not return to a similar role in the future.

Kilometer-long lines at Zara to get the trending blazer of 2026

The trending blazer of 2026 has arrived at Zara and has become an essential piece due to its elegance and versatility, causing long lines of eager customers wanting to buy it.

They Test a Vaccine to Prevent Colon Cancer and the Results Are Promising

A trial examines a preventive vaccine for colon cancer, initially focusing on people with Lynch syndrome, a genetic disorder that increases the risk of this disease. The results obtained so far are promising, suggesting potential for effective prevention in this high-risk group.

X (Twitter) suffers another outage in Spain: Elon Musk's app once again experiencing problems

The social network X, owned by Elon Musk, is experiencing issues on both its web version and mobile app in Spain, once again affecting its users.

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

This little-known European city offers impressive historic buildings, a vibrant atmosphere, and beautiful nearby natural landscapes, positioning itself as one of the most visited destinations in 2026.

They are neither Spanish nor unique in the world: what you need to know about croquettes

Every January 16th, World Croquette Day is celebrated. This dish, although very popular in Spain, is not exclusively Spanish and has various versions in countries around the world, each with its own unique ingredients and preparations.

Jorge Torre, creator of the V16 beacon, criticizes the brightness of some models

Jorge Torre, creator of the V16 beacon, speaks to 20Minutos about the rise of these emergency lights approved by the DGT and criticizes the low brightness of some models. He also highlights the strong competition from Asian manufacturers in the market.

The Shah's Son Presents His "Hundred-Day Plan" for When the Regime "Collapses" in Iran

Reza Pahlavi, son of the last Shah of Iran, urges the international community to act immediately to facilitate a transition process towards a free country after the collapse of the current regime.

Tezanos' CIS keeps PSOE in first position, almost 9 points ahead of the PP despite the financing agreement with ERC

Tezanos' CIS places the PSOE as the leader with nearly a 9-point advantage over the PP. Although the Popular Party slightly reduces the gap, the political situation remains stable compared to December, despite the expected impact of the financing agreement with ERC.

Ana Mena poses for the first time alongside Óscar Casas with a 'look' that forgets the pants

Ana Mena and Óscar Casas make their debut together on the red carpet. The singer follows the 'no pants' trend with a daring outfit that stands out for the absence of pants, surprising those in attendance.

One person dies and two others are injured in an avalanche while skiing in Valais

An avalanche in Valais caused the death of one person and injured two others while skiing. Swiss authorities warn of a "critical" level of avalanche danger in the canton and urge extreme caution over the weekend.

These are the most and least popular members of the British royal family: the differences are staggering

Almost six out of ten British people have a favorable view of the royal family and the monarchy. However, there are notable differences in the popularity of its members, reflecting varying levels of acceptance among the public.

Real Madrid 'gets revenge' on Barça in the EuroLeague: overwhelming white victory to take the lead in the standings

Real Madrid clearly defeated Barça 80-61 in the third Clasico of the season, EuroLeague round 22, thus taking the lead in the standings and getting revenge on Scariolo's team.

This is how you can calculate how much your rent can increase with the new inflation

The rent increase depends on the type of contract the tenant has, since the rise can be applied according to the CPI or the IRAV, key indicators for calculating the increases with the new inflation.

LaLiga Returns to Free-to-Air TV: This Channel Will Broadcast One Free Match per Matchday

LaLiga will offer one free match each matchday on free-to-air television, allowing fans to enjoy a weekly game at no cost.

This is how much housing prices will rise in 2026, according to Gonzalo Bernardos: "There will be no trace of a bubble"

Gonzalo Bernardos, following Trioteca's report for 2025, anticipates an increase in housing prices in 2026, assuring that it will be sustainable and without signs of a real estate bubble.

Anchovy Meatballs in Sauce: A Very Affordable and Easy Recipe

This recipe stands out for its simplicity and affordability, using anchovies to prepare meatballs in a delicious sauce, ideal for an easy and tasty meal.

'The Shattered Empire'

Numerous predictions have forecasted the fall of empires, and currently, many speculate about the future trajectory of Trump.

Trump’s Muse

Melania Trump is ready to tell her own story with the premiere this month of a film that bears her name, showing her version of the events.

Condemned to Understand Each Other

On Monday, Sánchez and Feijóo will meet at La Moncloa, with a significant possibility of announcing an agreement to define Spain's foreign policy.

Healthcare Waiting Lists: Endemic or Circumstantial?

The former national president of the Nursing Union SATSE in Andalusia highlights a serious deficit in the efficiency and management of healthcare resources, which contributes to the persistence of waiting lists.

Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía travel to Greece for their aunt Irene's funeral; Juan Carlos I will not attend due to medical advice

The daughters of the king and queen will attend the official events in Greece to say goodbye to their aunt, Queen Sofía's sister, who passed away on the 15th. Juan Carlos I will not go on medical recommendation.

The house where Gene Hackman and his wife died goes on sale almost a year after the incident: the asking price is 5.3 million

The 1,200 m² house located on a 22-hectare estate, where Gene Hackman and his wife passed away, has been put up for sale for 5.3 million. All the couple's belongings have already been removed from the property.

On 'El tiempo justo' they react to Irene Rosales's boyfriend's first interview: "He seems very comfortable in front of the cameras"

Guillermo talked about his business and entrepreneurship on the podcast Protagonistas del cambio, showing comfort in front of the cameras, according to comments on 'El tiempo justo'.

José Elías, businessman: "In Spain, undertaking a business is for suicides, are we going to make all Spaniards civil servants?"

José Elías, founder of La Sirena, criticizes that starting a business in Spain is extremely difficult and compares this situation to promoting public employment for everyone. He demands that the public administration should balance this scale and encourage entrepreneurship.

Greenlanders go from joking about Donald Trump to being afraid, but see a positive aspect

Greenlanders continue with their normal lives despite the tension caused by a possible US invasion. They trust that the conflict will be resolved this week through diplomacy.

Iranians in Spain live with anguish over the "massacre" of protesters: "They shoot people with empty hands"

Many of the 10,000 Iranians in Spain feel anguish over the brutal repression in Iran. They believe this "revolution" is different, as it combines the fight for freedoms with a severe economic crisis, denouncing how they shoot at unarmed protesters.

Overbooking at the Gym: "Booking Classes Is Like Buying a Concert Ticket"

Group classes at gyms have seen increased demand, requiring advance reservations. The sector faces the challenge of managing overcrowding without sacrificing service quality.

Winter Weekend in Spain: Rain, Snow, and Wind Arrive in Almost All Regions of the Country

The State Meteorological Agency (AEMET) has issued warnings for adverse weather due to the arrival of rain, snow, and wind that will affect almost all regions of Spain during the weekend, marking a significant drop in temperatures and widespread winter conditions.

A front brings rain to almost all of Spain this Friday and gives way to another storm that will last at least until Tuesday

Aemet warns that a storm with cold air will arrive in Spain, causing snow, frost, and precipitation that will affect the country until at least Tuesday.

The testimony of a British resident in Murcia: "Taxes are used with good results and excellent services"

Duncan Ponter, who has been living in Los Alcázares for two years, highlights that his experience in Murcia is very positive and different from what he expected, appreciating the good use of taxes to provide excellent public services.

Possible Location of Medina Alzahira, the Lost City of Almanzor in Al-Andalus, Discovered

Researchers from the University of Córdoba, using LiDAR technology from the National Geographic Institute, have made progress in locating Medina Alzahira, the lost city of Almanzor in Al-Andalus.

A dancer of Julio Iglesias claims she was fired for refusing to have relations with him

A dancer states that Julio Iglesias asked her to live with him in his mansion, where a young Argentine woman also resided, and claims she was fired for refusing to have relations with the singer.

The false bomb threat made over a passenger's wifi on a plane at El Prat opens a "complex investigation"

Turkish Airlines is investigating a false bomb threat made through a passenger's wifi at El Prat. The airline is considering taking legal action against the person responsible while authorities conduct a complex investigation to clarify the facts.

"Every time something 'ugly' happens to me, my fans protect me fiercely"

The lead actor of the new action and romance series 'El Turco', premiered on Movistar Plus+, highlights the unconditional and protective support of his fans in difficult situations.

'La Revuelta' suffers this Thursday, while 'El Hormiguero' leads with the visit of Can Yaman

'La Revuelta' and 'GH Dúo' experienced drops in audience on Thursday, while 'El Hormiguero' stood out as the leader thanks to the special visit of actor Can Yaman, attracting a larger number of viewers.

The iconic house from 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' is for sale... although the price is not for everyone

The famous mansion used in the series 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' is up for sale. Located in Los Angeles, the property stands out for its classic and iconic design, but its price is high, making it an exclusive option for wealthy buyers and nostalgic fans of the series.

Marino Turiel, new lawyer of José Luis Ábalos: "It’s going to be difficult, but he is clear that it will end well"

Marino Turiel, the new lawyer of José Luis Ábalos, is optimistic about the case, although he points out that he does not expect his client to cooperate with Justice. Turiel trusts that, despite the difficulties, Ábalos is clear that the situation will end well.

Chenoa will once again take charge of TV's largest battle where 100 contestants compete

In the contest, 100 participants compete to conquer a board and win a prize of 100,000 euros, facing off until only one remains standing. Chenoa will return as the show's host.

The reaction of the collaborators of 'No somos nadie' to its cancellation: "We will be nobody starting January 30"

La Osa Producciones announced the cancellation of the program 'No somos nadie', which will stop airing as of January 30. The collaborators expressed their sadness about the end of the show and reflected concern about their professional future after the closure.

Rodríguez responds to Antonio Banderas' criticisms of the Government: "It's worth fighting the battle"

Minister Isabel Rodríguez responds to Antonio Banderas' criticisms of the Government, stating that "it's worth fighting the battle" to defend their management and projects. She emphasizes the importance of dialogue and political commitment in the face of differences and public questioning.

Carlota Corredera recalls her most stressful work moment: "My hair was falling out in clumps"

Carlota Corredera recalled on 'No somos nadie' the intense stress she experienced during the summer when 'Sálvame Deluxe' began, a period so tough that she lost clumps of hair.

Évole, about his interview with Manuel Carrasco: "We ended up in a pub in London and people applauded him as if he were Paul McCartney"

Jordi Évole criticized the 400,000-euro fine imposed on Manuel Carrasco for his concert at the Bernabéu, pointing out the difference with the 280,000-euro fine that Taylor Swift received for two concerts.

Susanna Griso reveals that Juan Carlos I will not attend the funeral of Irene of Greece: "His doctors have advised against it"

Juan Carlos I will not attend the funeral of Irene of Greece because his doctors have advised against the trip, which would last more than seven hours and would not include an overnight stay in Spain.

The Greek royal family asks that no flowers be sent for the death of Irene of Greece, but donations to NGOs instead

Princess Irene of Greece, a renowned professional pianist, dedicated her life to music and helping the underprivileged. The royal family requests that, instead of sending flowers for her passing, donations be made to charitable organizations.

This is the farewell to Irene of Greece: private lying in state at Zarzuela, prayer in Madrid, and funeral and burial in Greece

The sister of Queen Sofía receives a private lying in state at Zarzuela, followed by a prayer in Madrid. Her funeral and burial will take place on Monday at the cemetery of the royal family's residence in Greece.

Gemma Cuervo, moved and speechless upon hearing Rosalía's album

The 91-year-old actress, Gemma Cuervo, shared an emotional video on social media where she was left speechless and in tears while listening to Rosalía's song "Sauvignon Blanc."

Ibai Llanos returns to 'The Wild Project' and reveals more details about 'La velada del año 6': "It’s going to surprise a lot"

Ibai Llanos returned to 'The Wild Project' to share updates about 'La velada del año 6'. The famous Basque streamer assured that the event will have significant surprises that will astonish the audience, keeping expectations high among his followers. He also talked about the evolution of the project and its impact on the world of streaming and entertainment.

Chabeli and Julio José Iglesias Are in 'Shock' Over the Accusations Against Their Father, but Stand by Him Unwaveringly

Chabeli and Julio José Iglesias, children of the singer and Isabel Preysler, are in shock over the recent accusations against their father. Despite this, they strongly support him and remain silent on social media, showing unconditional family support.

Sting pays almost 700,000 euros to his former bandmates from The Police, who sued him over royalty debts

Sting has made payments close to 700,000 euros to his former bandmates from The Police following a lawsuit over royalty debt. An amount of approximately 1.2 million dollars (more than 1 million euros) is still to be settled.

The conversation between Queen Letizia and the influencer Noemismisma about autism goes viral

Queen Letizia participated in the Global Caregivers Forum by La Caixa in Madrid, where she had a conversation with the influencer Noemismisma about autism and the role of caregivers, generating significant impact on social media.

Ismael Beiro's message to Iván Armesto that shows what their relationship is like 25 years after 'Big Brother'

Ismael Beiro, winner of the first edition of 'Big Brother', sent an ironic congratulations to his friend and companion Iván Armesto, confessing that he loved him, showing the good relationship they maintain 25 years after the show.

Marta Peñate shares the results of her medical tests after suffering two miscarriages: "I will be a mother in the year 2088"

Marta Peñate revealed the results of her medical tests after having suffered two miscarriages. Despite the difficulties, she maintains humor and hope about becoming a mother, joking that she will be a mother in the year 2088.

This is the reason why Princess Irene of Greece had no children

Princess Irene of Greece, sister of Queen Sofía, passed away this Thursday at the Zarzuela Palace in Madrid.

Singer Lia Kali Triumphs at the EU Emerging Artists Awards

Spanish urban music singer Lia Kali has won two awards at the EU Emerging Artists Awards: the Grand Jury Prize and the Audience Award.

Julio Iglesias issues a statement denying sexual assault allegations

Julio Iglesias published a letter on social media denying the sexual assault allegations and stating that he still has the strength to ensure the whole truth is revealed.

Receives a shipment of Nokia phones 16 years after ordering them: "They are relics"

A customer received, 16 years later, an order of high-end Nokia phones from the late 2000s, including Communicator and slider models, describing them as true technological relics.

Amancio Ortega closes the historic store where Zara was born 51 years ago

The historic store where Zara was founded 51 years ago closed after its 50th anniversary commemoration. Employees will be relocated to other Zara stores in A Coruña, according to company sources.

Carlos Alcaraz on his split with Ferrero: "It was a chapter of my life that had to end now"

Carlos Alcaraz spoke for the first time about his separation from coach Ferrero, clarifying that the relationship ended amicably and that they remain friends. He stated that it was a chapter of his life that he needed to close in order to move forward in his career.

Makhachev announces that he will not cut weight to fight Topuria: "I will finish my career at welterweight"

The Dagestani fighter Makhachev states that it is no longer easy for him to cut weight and confirms that he will finish his career in the welterweight division, without cutting weight to face Topuria.

Zidane's jab at Xabi Alonso: "At Real Madrid, you are there for the player"

Zinedine Zidane reflects on his early coaching days at Real Madrid, emphasizing that the club prioritizes players over other factors. He suggests this focus is key to understanding the team’s dynamics and his own coaching approach.

Severe sanction for Liverpool goalkeeper for a racist comment towards a teammate

Rafaela Borggrafe, Liverpool goalkeeper, received a six-match suspension from the English federation after using racist language against a teammate.

Tragedy on Makalu: a Sherpa dies in a fall and a climber goes missing during an expedition

Phurba Ongel Sherpa died after falling near Camp IV at 7,500 meters on Makalu. Iranian climber Abolfazl Gozali is missing during the same expedition.

Eva Gracia Vega, Liber: "Poverty among people with intellectual disabilities is structural, not temporary"

37% of people with intellectual disabilities were at risk of poverty in 2024, showing that this situation is structural and persistent, according to Eva Gracia Vega from Liber.

My Son with Autism Doesn't Like Gifts: What Should We Buy Him for Epiphany?

Children with autism often show very limited interests, which means they always ask for the same things or don’t get excited about gifts. Adapting gifts to their specific tastes can be key for them to enjoy them.

Actors with Disabilities Perform 'A Brilliant Imperfection' at the National Theatre of Catalonia

The play emphasizes that all bodies have the right to be present in the professional sphere and claims imperfection as a creative and political force, portrayed by actors with disabilities at the National Theatre of Catalonia.

2025 ended with a record number of people served and a shorter waiting list in dependency, but with a one-year processing time

Since December 2024, the waiting list for dependency has dropped by 18.4%, reaching 152,693 people, with a record number of people served, although the processing time remains at one year.

A Chirigota Revolutionizes the Teatro Falla by Portraying Scientist Stephen Hawking: "There's Nothing to See in San Fernando Either"

The chirigota 'Una chirigota en teoría', supported by the association ELA Andalucía, has stood out at the Teatro Falla by portraying Stephen Hawking. Additionally, they will donate the wheelchairs they used during their performance.

Why the Price of Pork Meat Plummets at Origin Yet Rises in Supermarkets

The price of pork meat has fallen by up to 33% at origin over the past year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food. However, despite this, the cost in supermarkets continues to rise, reflecting differences in the value chain and additional costs that are not passed on to the original price.

Jewelry, chocolate, coffee, eggs, and the garbage fee led the price increases in 2025

Jewelry, chocolate, coffee, eggs, and the garbage fee were the products with the largest price increases in 2025. Electricity, beef, transportation, insurance, and tourist accommodation also saw notable rises. On the other hand, olive oil, sugar, and 36 other products experienced price decreases.

Carrefour and Mapfre join forces to transform the insurance model in retail

Carrefour and Mapfre partner to integrate the supermarket chain's savings ecosystem with insurance protection, aiming to revolutionize the insurance model in the retail sector.

Competition authority approves the sale of the app Wallapop to a South Korean multinational

The competition authority has approved the sale of Wallapop, the app founded in Barcelona in 2013, to a South Korean multinational. The deal is valued at 600 million euros.

This is the limit of coins with which you can pay in a store or supermarket

Although paying with coins is becoming less common, some people still prefer this option in stores or supermarkets. However, there are legal limits on the number of coins that can be used in a single payment.

This Is How You Can Collect the Childhood Support Supplement: Updates for 2026

Hundreds of households with minors can access the Childhood Support Supplement. The benefit, which is paid monthly, will have updates in 2026 to make it easier to collect and to expand access to more families.

'Agatha Christie: The Seven Spheres', ending explained: who killed Gerry Wade and what lies behind the seven mask

The Netflix miniseries, with only three episodes, adapts a work by Agatha Christie with some changes. Its perfect setting enhances the central mystery, which revolves around the murder of Gerry Wade and the secret behind the seven mask.

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, Tense Police Officers on Netflix: Review of 'The Loot'

Joe Carnahan presents an entertaining thriller in 'The Loot' with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck that maintains a restrained tension, although the action sequences are less convincing.

Review of 'If I Could, I'd Kick You': Rose Byrne, Oscar Favorite

The film directed by Mary Bronstein, starring Rose Byrne and supported by the studio A24, features Christian Slater, Conan O'Brien, and A$AP Rocky in its cast.

'The Pitt': How many episodes does season 2 have? Premiere dates on HBO Max

The medical drama starring Noah Wyle returns with its second season on HBO Max, continuing its success following the latest Golden Globe edition.

Why You Have to Watch 'Frieren', the Anime That Wasn't Supposed to Work but Became a Hit

'Frieren', an unconventional anime, surprised everyone by becoming an unexpected success. Now it returns with its second season, raising high expectations among fans and critics alike.

Wallapop changes ownership and doubts arise about its possible new operation, how will it affect us?

The CNMC has approved the purchase of Wallapop by the South Korean company Naver, generating uncertainty about possible changes in its operation and the impact on users.

Amazon Prime Video adds five new channels for all its subscribers: how to access them

Amazon Prime Video has added five new channels available to all its subscribers at no additional cost, thereby expanding its variety of content. Users can easily access these channels from the platform, enhancing the entertainment experience with additional options.

This smartphone with a colossal battery demonstrates the path that OnePlus maintains in the accessible high-end segment

The OnePlus 15R stands out for its enormous 7,400 mAh battery, Snapdragon power, quality display, attractive design, and good photographic performance, although it lacks a telephoto lens.

You can now buy Xiaomi's smart glasses in Spain at an unbeatable price: this is what they are like

Xiaomi's new smart glasses are now available in Spain at a very competitive price. Their discreet and conventional design makes them look like regular glasses, without a futuristic or flashy appearance.

The European Space Agency, victim of a cyberattack: more than 500 GB of confidential data stolen

Cybercriminals stole more than 500 GB of confidential data from the European Space Agency, including operational procedures, spacecraft details, and exclusive contracts.

The Empowering Advice for All Women from Antonia Dell'Atte: "If You Have Any Evidence, Go and Report It"

Antonia Dell'Atte, guest on 'La Revuelta', delivered a strong message following recent news about Julio Iglesias and his relationship with Alessandro Lecquio, urging women to come forward and report if they have proof of abuse or injustices.

Carolina Herrera, Ralph Lauren, and Calvin Klein Lead New York Fashion Week

New York Fashion Week begins on February 11, showcasing the Fall/Winter 26-27 collections from prominent brands such as Carolina Herrera, Ralph Lauren, and Calvin Klein, along with some surprises.

Neither Biker Boots nor Musketeer Boots: This is How the Strap Boots That Will Dominate Winter Look

This winter, strap boots stand out, an elegant design that adds style and transforms the simplest looks, making them the key trend of the season.

Mixing Baking Soda and Rosemary: What It’s For and Why It Can Be Effective in Fighting Gray Hair

A homemade remedy that combines baking soda and rosemary is popular for hair care and helps to naturally disguise gray hair, taking advantage of the properties of both ingredients to improve hair health and delay hair aging.

An Oncologist Warns About the Food Women Over 50 Should Eat Less Of

An oncologist specializing in breast cancer advises that women over 50 should reduce their consumption of a certain food to prevent health risks. Additionally, she recommends healthy alternatives to replace it and maintain a balanced diet that promotes health and reduces the risk of disease.

Kitty Cut: This is the haircut that rejuvenates and adds volume to hair from age 45 onwards

The Kitty Cut is a hairstyle recommended for those over 45 years old that adds volume and rejuvenates the face. Stylists highlight that this style is flattering because it adds body to the hair and takes years off, providing a fresh and modern look.

Three Fun and Flavorful Mashed Potato Recipes So You Never Find It Bland and Boring Again

Potatoes are a nutritious, economical ingredient rich in quality carbohydrates, ideal for January when we aim to save money and maintain a balanced diet. This article offers three fun and tasty mashed potato recipes to transform this common dish into something delicious and appealing.

Tell me which city you’re in and I’ll tell you where to go to celebrate International Croquette Day

On January 16th, International Croquette Day is celebrated with recommendations to enjoy a croquette feast in various cities.

The Surprising Ingredient to Take Oxtail Stew to the Next Level

The traditional oxtail stew recipe is very popular in Spain, but by adding a special ingredient, its flavor and texture are elevated, resulting in an even more delicious and authentic dish.

The five uses you might not have known about and that you can give to your Thermomix

The Thermomix is not only useful for cooking but also allows you to make sauces and peel tomatoes easily, among other surprising uses that expand its functionality in the kitchen.

Savory Zucchini, Spinach, and Feta Cheese Muffins: A Gluten-Free Recipe

Andrea Carucci, author of 'The Fertility Kitchen,' shares delicious and healthy recipes every Friday, such as these gluten-free savory muffins with zucchini, spinach, and feta cheese.

Are Your Croquettes Not Turning Out Well? Maybe You're Making This Mistake

Many homemade croquettes in homes and restaurants do not turn out well due to a lack of method, resulting in unsatisfactory results even when they seem homemade.

This Is the Only Town to Leave the 'Most Beautiful in Spain' List: It Enchanted Agatha Christie

This picturesque Mallorcan town, located between the Mediterranean and the Tramuntana mountain range, decided a year ago to leave the 'Most Beautiful in Spain' list, of which it had previously been a part due to its unique charm that even captivated Agatha Christie.

Why Do Planes Take On More Fuel When There’s a Storm? A Pilot Explains

Pilot Andrés Piles explains on TikTok that planes load more fuel on stormy days to ensure safety, allow for diversions and delays, and avoid running out of fuel in adverse conditions or during extended holds in flight.

Is it safe to travel to Cape Verde? Recommendations for visiting the trendy African archipelago

Safety in Cape Verde varies depending on the island; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises traveling with caution when visiting this popular African destination.

The beautiful corner of Huesca at more than 700 meters high and with barely 11 inhabitants

This small locality in Huesca, situated at more than 700 meters high and with only 11 inhabitants, is located in a natural park, ideal for hiking and enjoying nature.

The Route through Nestor’s Cave: One of the Settings of 'The Odyssey' that Combines Nature and History

Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film, based on Homer’s Odyssey, was shot in several stunning locations in Greece, including Nestor’s Cave, which stands out for its natural and historical value, blending legend and landscape.

The Fine That "Pranksters" Like the Turkish Airlines Passenger Could Face for Their Fake Bomb Threat

A Turkish Airlines passenger caused alarm by changing the name of his mobile network to a fake bomb threat, creating tension on the flight. These types of pranks can lead to fines and legal penalties due to the serious nature of simulating air security threats.

This is Xabi Alonso's secret refuge in the Basque Country: full of nature and without mass tourism

Xabi Alonso, former Real Madrid coach, finds refuge with his family in Tolosa, his birthplace in the Basque Country. This place stands out for its natural environment and the absence of mass tourism, offering a quiet and private space for the former footballer.

Juan Miguel de Pablo Urban, family psychotherapist: "Pretending to be perfect parents is a dangerous trap; we need to normalize making mistakes"

Juan Miguel de Pablo Urban warns about the trap of seeking parental perfection, driven by social media. He highlights the importance of accepting mistakes and reducing social pressure in order to raise children in a healthier and more realistic way.

What is the Respiratory Syncytial Virus: Causes, Early Symptoms, and How to Identify It in Time

The respiratory syncytial virus causes symptoms similar to a cold, primarily affecting children. Although it is generally mild, it can also occur in adults and lead to complications if not identified and treated promptly.

Miguel Assal, emergency expert, says which three foods at home "you should never eat"

Miguel Assal warns about three homemade foods that should never be consumed to avoid health risks, recommending discarding them if they are no longer in good condition, even if they still appear usable.

This Is How Emotional Blockage or Rigidity Is Born, According to Susan David, Harvard Psychologist

Emotional blockages arise from various factors and are not easily overcome. Susan David, Harvard psychologist, explains that these emotional rigidities prevent proper processing of emotions, affecting psychological well-being and making it difficult to adapt to changing situations.

Gabriel Rolón, Psychoanalyst: "One Doesn’t Fall in Love with Just Anyone. Love Is a Learning Process, Like Everything Else"

Gabriel Rolón analyzes how love is a learning process that reflects childhood experiences. He explains why some people fall in love with those who hurt them, linking these emotional choices to patterns formed since childhood.

Health or Politics? Two Experts Analyze the New U.S. Nutritional Pyramid: "No One Uses It When Eating"

Nutritionists Paula Fernández and Miguel López agree that the impact of the new U.S. food pyramid on the population will be minimal, as few people actually use it when making dietary choices.

What is Car Sealing? The Key Factor All Manufacturers Must Consider

Car sealing, essential but often undervalued by drivers, refers to the vehicle's ability to prevent air and water leaks. It is a crucial aspect for manufacturers, as it affects the comfort, performance, and durability of the car.

After a 16% increase in sales in Spain in 2025, Opel aims for the same figure this year

Opel maintains its growth in Spain in 2025 with a 16% increase in sales, strengthens its commitment to electric mobility, and aims to replicate that growth in the current year.

Should rental cars be required to carry the V16 beacon? The DGT responds

The Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) will soon require all vehicles, including rental cars, to always carry the V16 emergency beacon in the vehicle. This measure aims to improve road safety and raises questions about its application to different types of vehicles.

Five Years and Unlimited Kilometers: BMW’s Warranty for Its New Motorcycles

BMW extends the warranty for all its new motorcycles in Spain to five years with unlimited mileage, strengthening its commitment to motorcyclists.

Police Warn of New QR Scam Being Placed on Windshields

The police warn about a new scam in which drivers find a paper on their windshield that mimics a fine notification. To read it, they are asked to scan a QR code, which could compromise users' security.

On October 12th, four heart transplants were performed for the first time in Spain in less than three days

The 12 de Octubre Hospital carried out four heart transplants in less than three days for the first time in Spain. Among the patients, one received a second transplant and two depended on machines to survive, highlighting the severity of their cases.

Catalonia adds four new cases of African swine fever found in wild boars, raising positives to 64

Catalonia has detected four new cases of African swine fever in wild boars, bringing the total to 64. All infections are located within a six-kilometer radius of the first recorded case, maintaining the alert in the affected area.

Serious disturbances at Estremera prison: ten inmates placed in isolation after destroying chairs and tables

At the Madrid VII Penitentiary Center (Estremera), serious disturbances occurred in Module 5, where inmates destroyed furniture. As a result, ten prisoners were placed in isolation to control the situation and prevent further incidents. The prison is working to restore order and investigate the causes of the incident.

Five members of a family clan arrested after dismantling a drug trafficking network in Tenerife

Five members of a family clan were arrested in Tenerife after dismantling a drug trafficking network. They used sophisticated systems to hide the substances in vehicles and operated with a hierarchical structure.

The Mayor of Morata de Tajuña Resigns After Being Charged with Alleged Misconduct

The mayor of Morata de Tajuña has announced his resignation via a video, stating that he is not the best option to lead the municipality after being charged with alleged misconduct.

A batch of spoiled oysters may have caused the poisoning of 6 people in a Madrid restaurant

Six people suffered poisoning in a Madrid restaurant after consuming a batch of spoiled oysters. The affected individuals experienced vomiting, abdominal pain without fever, and diarrhea, according to Madrid Public Health.

Zara opens a store in A Coruña: this is what the space looks like following the closure of its historic location

Zara opens a new store in A Coruña with an innovative concept, similar to the one it already implemented in Madrid, after closing its emblematic store in the Galician city.

Two Minors Detained for a False Bomb Threat at a School in Santander

Two minors were detained after making a false bomb threat at the La Albericia institute in Santander. Additionally, they made three consecutive calls to different educational centers, causing alarm.

Woman dies after being injured alongside her daughter in a fire in Cabra

A woman died after being injured in a fire in Cabra, where her daughter was also affected. Several neighbors required medical attention for smoke inhalation, according to the Local Police.

An 82-year-old hiker dies after suffering a fall in a village in La Palma

An 82-year-old man died after suffering a fall that caused him severe head trauma in a village in La Palma. Medical personnel found him in cardiac arrest and were unable to save his life.

A Chirigota Includes Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Julio Iglesias in Their Cádiz Carnival Cuplé

A chirigota from the Cádiz Carnival, dressed as Stephen Hawking, incorporated the recent sexual harassment allegations against Julio Iglesias into their cuplé, addressing the issue with humor and social criticism in their performance.

A Restaurant's Response to a Father's Criticism: "This Is Not a Playground"

The restaurant owner stated that the conflict does not lie in the presence of children, but in the lack of parental control over them.

A Turkish Woman Claims to Be Donald Trump's Daughter: "I Believe He Is a Good Father"

Necla Ozmen, a Turkish woman, claims to be the daughter of former U.S. President Donald Trump and has requested a DNA test to confirm the filial relationship. Additionally, she expressed that she believes Trump is a good father.

The ‘smartest’ dogs do not have bigger brains, according to a study

A study reveals that working breeds, which require cognitive autonomy, do not have bigger brains than companion breeds. The latter show larger brains, reflecting a greater dependence on humans, while intelligence in dogs is not linked to brain size.

Do Dogs Have Nightmares? What to Do and What Not to Do, According to Science

Dogs can dream and also have nightmares, which are reflected in their movements and sounds while sleeping. Science indicates that their dreams are related to daily experiences. It is important not to abruptly wake a dog having a nightmare, to avoid causing stress; instead, it is recommended to gently calm them if possible.

A Decade of 'Adopt a Retired Dog,' the Event That Seeks a New Life for Canine Unit Dogs

After years of service in security, rescue, and emergencies, retired canine unit dogs are looking for families who can provide them with stability and care through the event 'Adopt a Retired Dog,' which celebrates its tenth anniversary promoting new lives for these animals.

Why Your Dog Lunges Forward When Playing

This common behavior in dogs during play stems from their natural predatory instinct, inherited from their canine ancestors. It is a way to express their energy and defensive or hunting skills, reflecting their instinctive nature even in domestic and social environments.

Your Daily Horoscope: Saturday, January 17, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what the stars have in store for you in different aspects of your life for Saturday, January 17, 2026.

The SEPE Launches New Job Offers with Salaries Approaching 40,000 Euros Annually

The State Public Employment Service (SEPE) publishes new job offers almost daily, including full-time, part-time, and remote positions, with salaries that can reach up to 40,000 euros per year.

Check the results of the Bonoloto for Friday, January 16, 2026

The winning combination for the Bonoloto on January 16, 2026, is 4, 10, 36, 37, 42, and 46, with the complementary number 34 and refund number 1. Full results available at 20minutos.es.

Check the Euromillions draw results for Friday

The winning combination for the Euromillions draw on Friday, January 16, 2026, includes the numbers 5, 17, 24, 29, and 50, with the stars 5 and 10. The Million code is XCQ54823. All results are available on the 20minutos.es website.

What Happened to... Doron Jamchi: Legend of Maccabi and Israel

Doron Jamchi played 11 seasons with Maccabi Tel Aviv, where he won 11 Israeli leagues. He is the all-time leading scorer of the competition, establishing himself as a legend of basketball in Israel.

Wakes Up After Surgery Speaking Spanish Fluently Despite Knowing Almost Nothing of the Language

A patient developed Foreign Language Syndrome (FLS) after surgery, waking up speaking Spanish fluently despite not having previously mastered the language. This rare condition has been documented in only about 100 cases since 1907.

Why is the Tilde over the ñ Usually Written as a Wavy Line?

The wavy tilde over the ñ originates from a medieval cursive stroke that represented the abbreviation of a double n; it is not simply an ornament.

Cities Where January Is a Great Month to Travel and Explore Them (and February Too)

January, despite the cold and the post-holiday slump, is ideal for traveling. Tourist services are cheaper, and some destinations show their best side during this month, offering a perfect opportunity for a getaway.

María Corina Machado meets with Trump at the White House, in photos

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado met and had lunch with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington to discuss the current situation in Venezuela.

The Best Cartoons by Malagón

All the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos, highlighting his unique style and current topics in graphic format.

The 'celebrities' who best represent each zodiac sign, according to AI

Artificial intelligence, through ChatGPT, has identified celebrities who embody the classic traits of each zodiac sign, providing a list of celebrities who best represent each zodiac sign.

Spain breaks record for foreign employment with over 3.1 million following the boost from Venezuelan workers

Foreign workers in Spain reach a record of more than 3.1 million, representing 14.1% of those contributing to Social Security, an increase of six tenths compared to the previous year. In the last month, 13,578 foreign affiliates were added, driven especially by the growth of Venezuelan workers.

Jimmy Kimmel offers his awards to Trump in exchange for withdrawing immigration agents from Minneapolis

Jimmy Kimmel joked about Trump's meeting with María Corina Machado and described it as "unique" that a president would "take someone’s Nobel Prize away." Additionally, he offered his awards to Trump if he withdraws immigration agents from Minneapolis.

The Historic Palace in Madrid Where You Can Celebrate a Fairytale Wedding

The palace, built in 1860, is part of the Historical Heritage of the Community of Madrid and offers a unique setting to celebrate fairytale weddings.

'Fallout' will become a reality show following the series: Prime Video is already looking for contestants

Prime Video is developing a 10-episode reality show where participants will live together in shelters similar to those from the game and the live-action series.

Robbie Williams Surprise-Releases His New Album Titled 'Britpop'

Robbie Williams unexpectedly released his album 'Britpop' on January 16, ahead of the originally scheduled dates of October 10 and then February 6.

Spain would generate 44 billion euros with data centers, new industries, and more renewable plants

Hydrogen valley projects in Andalusia, battery factories in various regions, and data centers throughout Spain could redistribute industrial wealth, currently concentrated in Catalonia and the Basque Country, generating up to 44 billion euros, according to a Deloitte report.

Technicians Confirm That Messages from Mazón's Former Chief of Staff on the Day of the DANA Cannot Be Recovered

José Manuel Cuenca, former chief of staff to Carlos Mazón, handed over his SIM card to the court in Catarroja. Technicians confirmed that it is not possible to recover the messages from the day of the DANA, ruling out the retrieval of key information in the investigation related to the storm.

The 112-Euskadi knew there were at least 2 fatalities from the DANA at 21:05 on October 29

The report to the Catarroja Court indicates that the 112 Emergency service received 32 calls related to the DANA and was aware of at least two fatalities at 21:05 on October 29.

Itxaso Etxebarria, the EH Bildu party parliamentarian, resigns from her seat

Itxaso Etxebarria, EH Bildu parliamentarian, resigns from her seat for personal reasons and will return to her job prior to entering institutional politics.

Check ONCE Cuponazo: results for today, Friday, January 16, 2026

The winning number of the ONCE Cuponazo draw on January 16, 2026 is 51742, series 064. The full results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

12 People Detained in the Last Hours During Protests Against ICE in Minneapolis

During the protests against ICE in Minneapolis, two children, including a 6-month-old baby, were hospitalized after exposure to tear gas deployed by agents. Additionally, 12 people were detained in the last hours in connection with the demonstrations.

More than 32,700 people died on waiting lists for dependency care in Spain in 2025

More than 32,700 people died in Spain in 2025 while waiting to be attended to in the dependency care system. Although more than four million received care, nearly one million died on the waiting list, according to the organization’s lament.

Cuerpo announces that the Spanish sovereign wealth fund will collaborate on investment projects with other major foreign public entities

The Government expects the ICO to mobilize up to 60 billion euros and, together with other entities and investors, reach a total of 120 billion to promote investment projects.

The Map of Rare Earths and Other Minerals in Andalusia Following the Discovery in Jaén

Rare earths, 17 essential elements for technology, renewable energy, and defense, have been discovered in Jaén, Andalusia. This finding positions the region as a key player in the exploitation of these strategic minerals, fundamental for technological and economic development.

Hijos de la Ruina returns four years later with an album that mixes new sounds and rap essence

The Madrid trio Recycled J and Natos y Waor return after four years with their fourth album, which includes 21 songs and, for the first time, collaborations, combining new sounds with their characteristic rap style.

The Government Transfers Non-Contributory Pensions and Unemployment Benefits to Euskadi Starting in 2027

The central Government and the Basque Executive have agreed to transfer five responsibilities to Euskadi, including non-contributory pensions, unemployment benefits, Maritime Rescue, school insurance, and the Barakaldo Machinery Verification Center, effective from 2027.

The famous medieval market arrives in this Madrid municipality: more than 50 artisanal stalls

Torrejón de la Calzada travels back to the Middle Ages from January 16 to 18 with a medieval market offering more than 50 artisanal stalls, recreating the atmosphere and traditions of the era.

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Zoe Saldaña (47 years old), the highest-grossing actress of all time: officially surpasses Scarlett Johansson

Zoe Saldaña, an actress of Dominican origin, becomes the highest-grossing actress in history thanks to her iconic roles such as Neytiri in 'Avatar' and Gamora in the Marvel universe, officially surpassing Scarlett Johansson.

Emilia Clarke, 7 Years After the End of 'Game of Thrones': "You Won't See Me Riding a Dragon Again"

Emilia Clarke, now with a new series about to premiere, rules out returning to a role in an epic fantasy like 'Game of Thrones,' stating that she will not be seen again playing a character riding a dragon.

Health or Politics? Two Experts Analyze the New U.S. Nutrition Pyramid: "No One Uses It When Eating"

Nutritionists Paula Fernández and Miguel López agree that the new U.S. nutrition pyramid will have minimal impact, as few people actually apply it to their daily diet.

A 3-Episode Miniseries to Binge in Under 3 Hours: The New Agatha Christie Adaptation on Netflix

Martin Freeman and Helena Bonham Carter star alongside Mia McKenna-Bruce in Netflix's new miniseries, based on a lesser-known Agatha Christie novel, which can be watched in under three hours.

Marcus Aurelius: "The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts"

Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor, defended the idea that happiness is linked to the quality of our thoughts, reflecting fundamental principles of Stoic philosophy.

It hasn't even been 6 days and it's already one of the most-watched on Netflix: the 6-episode mystery miniseries to binge in an afternoon

Netflix starts the year with a new 6-episode mystery miniseries that quickly ranks among the most-watched content, competing with hits like 'Alpha Males' and 'Stranger Things'.

Silvia Lopb, psychologist expert in love: "If there are many ups and downs, the relationship is toxic"

Silvia Lopb, psychologist specialized in love, highlights that relationships with constant ups and downs are usually toxic, and provides a clear perspective to identify when these dynamics are not natural.

'Avatar: The Way of Fire' Leads Worldwide Box Office for Fourth Consecutive Weekend

'Avatar: The Way of Fire' continues to dominate the worldwide box office for the fourth consecutive weekend. So far, it has grossed a little more than half of what its predecessor, 'The Way of Water,' earned three years ago.

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 has served as a setting for many series and films due to its unique and desert-like scenery.

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

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

The First Alarms Arise Over Pre-Signaling Emergencies with V16 Beacons That Cast Doubt on Their Effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers are beginning to replace warning triangles with Connected V16 beacons in accordance with the new regulations, but initial videos show dangerous situations that call into question the effectiveness of these beacons in emergency signaling.

New Boost for the Future Sports City to Be Built in Murcia: How Many Square Meters It Will Have and Where It Will Be Located

The Murcia City Council has begun the urban planning of an area of more than 200,000 m² intended for the future sports city, giving new momentum to the project and defining its location.

Exclusive - US Moving Fast to Expand Chevron’s Venezuela License, Energy Secretary Wright Tells Reuters

The U.S. is rapidly working to broaden Chevron’s license to operate in Venezuela, aiming to boost oil production amid global energy concerns. Energy Secretary Wright indicated efforts are focused on easing restrictions to allow Chevron greater involvement, reflecting a strategic move to stabilize energy markets and enhance supply from the region.

White House Seeks Emergency Power Auction for Largest US Electric Grid

The White House is proposing an emergency auction to secure additional power for the largest U.S. electric grid amid rising demand and climate challenges. This move aims to enhance grid reliability, prevent blackouts, and support the transition to cleaner energy sources by incentivizing energy suppliers to provide backup power during emergencies.

US not currently considering using Venezuelan oil in exchange to fill strategic reserve, Energy Department says

The US Energy Department stated it is not currently exploring the use of Venezuelan oil to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Despite ongoing discussions about Venezuela's oil potential, no plans are in place to exchange or purchase its oil for the reserve at this time, reflecting continued caution in US-Venezuela energy relations.

Oil prices settle up as US begins holiday weekend

Oil prices rose as the US entered the holiday weekend, supported by steady demand and cautious optimism over supply concerns. Market participants remain attentive to geopolitical tensions and inventory data, which continue to influence trading dynamics. The upward movement reflects a balance between economic recovery signs and potential disruptions in oil-producing regions.

International oil companies push for quick reforms in Venezuela to give them control over oil exports

International oil companies are urging Venezuela to implement swift reforms that would allow them greater control over oil exports. These changes aim to attract foreign investment and improve production efficiency amid the country’s ongoing economic struggles and sanctions. Companies believe that increased control over exports could revitalize Venezuela’s struggling oil sector and boost output.

US energy department explores Venezuelan oil exchange for SPR - Reuters

The US Energy Department is considering a deal to exchange Venezuelan crude oil for supplies to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). This move aims to strengthen US energy security amid global supply uncertainties. Discussions reflect a potential easing of restrictions on Venezuelan oil imports, balancing geopolitical concerns with the need to diversify and stabilize domestic oil reserves.

Kyiv has only half of the electricity it needs, mayor says

Kyiv's mayor reported the city currently receives only half the electricity required due to ongoing infrastructure damage amid conflict. Efforts are underway to restore power, but residents face continued shortages affecting daily life and essential services. Authorities urge caution as repairs continue in challenging conditions.

Canada’s Carney hails warmer ties with China and signs energy pact

Canada’s Finance Minister Mark Carney praised improving relations with China and signed a new energy agreement between the two nations. The pact aims to strengthen cooperation in sustainable energy development, fostering economic growth and environmental benefits. This move reflects a shift toward closer Canada-China ties amid global geopolitical challenges.

BofA says silver is vastly overvalued, but retail demand could lift it to $170

Bank of America states silver is currently vastly overvalued due to high prices but notes strong retail demand could push prices up to $170 per ounce. Despite overvaluation concerns, growing interest from individual investors may sustain upward momentum in silver's market value.

Ukraine able to meet only 60% of electricity need after Russian attacks

Ukraine is currently able to supply only 60% of its electricity demand following Russian attacks targeting its power infrastructure. These assaults have caused widespread outages and disruptions, challenging the country's energy stability amid ongoing conflict. Authorities are working to restore services and manage the reduced capacity to maintain essential supplies.

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Southern California Edison sues Los Angeles County, others over Eaton fire

Southern California Edison filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles County and other parties, alleging negligence related to the Eaton fire. The utility claims that failures in maintenance and emergency response contributed to the fire's severity, resulting in property damage and disruptions. The suit seeks damages to cover costs incurred from the incident, highlighting ongoing tensions over wildfire accountability in the region.

Netflix, Warner Bros bonds among $100 million purchased by Trump

Donald Trump purchased over $100 million in bonds from major entertainment companies, including Netflix and Warner Bros. This move highlights his financial strategy amid ongoing ventures and reflects significant investment in the media sector.

Nvidia suppliers halt H200 output after China blocks chip shipments, FT reports

Nvidia’s suppliers have stopped producing H200 chips following China's restrictions on shipments of related technology. The move disrupts Nvidia’s supply chain amid escalating export controls, highlighting tensions in the semiconductor industry between the U.S. and China. This halt could impact Nvidia’s production schedules and broader market dynamics as both countries navigate trade and technology disputes.

Wall Street ends little changed before long weekend

Wall Street closed almost flat as investors held back ahead of the long holiday weekend. The major indexes showed minimal movement, reflecting cautious trading amid mixed economic signals and awaiting key upcoming events that could influence market direction.

US rail regulator says Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern merger filing incomplete

The US Surface Transportation Board has deemed the merger filing between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern incomplete, requesting additional information. This delays regulatory review as the agencies assess the potential impact on competition and rail service. Both companies have yet to provide the required details needed to proceed with the evaluation of the proposed merger.

Google asks US judge to defer order forcing it to share data while it appeals

Google requested a US judge to postpone an order requiring it to share user data with third parties. The tech giant is appealing the decision, arguing the order could compromise user privacy and the integrity of the legal process. The company seeks to delay compliance until the appeals court reviews the case.

California demands Elon Musk’s xAI stop producing sexual deepfake content

California has ordered Elon Musk’s company xAI to cease creating sexual deepfake content. The demand follows concerns over the ethical and legal implications of such AI-generated deepfakes, emphasizing the need to prevent misuse and protect individuals’ privacy rights. The directive highlights growing regulatory scrutiny on AI technologies that can produce manipulative or harmful synthetic media.

Top US immigration judge says bond hearings should be denied despite court rulings, documents show

A top US immigration judge issued internal guidance instructing officers to deny bond hearings to detainees, even when courts have ruled in favor of granting them. This contradicts federal court decisions emphasizing detainees' rights to bond hearings. The leaked documents reveal ongoing tensions within the immigration system regarding detainee rights and judicial discretion.

Exclusive - TikTok to tighten age checks in Europe as regulators ramp up pressure

TikTok plans to enhance age verification measures in Europe following increased regulatory scrutiny. The move aims to better protect minors and comply with stricter data privacy rules. By implementing more robust age checks, TikTok seeks to address concerns from European authorities about children’s safety and data security on its platform.

US manufacturing production rises on primary metals surge, outlook unclear

US manufacturing output increased in April, driven by a strong rise in primary metals production. However, the overall outlook remains uncertain due to mixed economic signals and ongoing supply chain challenges, leaving the sector's future growth prospects unclear.

US home builder sentiment eases in January amid affordability constraints

US home builder sentiment declined in January due to ongoing affordability challenges. Rising mortgage rates and elevated home prices continue to limit buyer demand, impacting builders' outlook. Despite some regional variations, the overall market remains constrained by financial factors affecting potential homeowners.

Industrial production steady, outpaces forecasts

Industrial production remained steady and surpassed forecasts, indicating robust manufacturing activity. Strong output in key sectors contributed to better-than-expected growth, reflecting resilience in the economy despite challenges. This uplift suggests sustained industrial momentum moving forward.

Canadian housing starts rose 5.6% in 2025 as December beats expectations

Canadian housing starts increased by 5.6% in December 2025, surpassing forecasts. This rise signals strength in the housing market despite ongoing challenges. The growth mainly came from urban areas, boosting confidence in the sector's recovery.

Deutsche Bank raises U.K. GDP growth forecast for 2026

Deutsche Bank has upgraded its forecast for the U.K.'s GDP growth in 2026, citing improved economic indicators and stronger business investment. The bank now expects accelerated growth compared to previous predictions, reflecting a more optimistic outlook on the country's economic recovery and resilience amid global uncertainties.

Iran protests abate after deadly crackdown, residents and rights group say

Following a deadly government crackdown, protests in Iran have significantly decreased, according to residents and a rights group. The authorities' harsh response has suppressed public demonstrations, though underlying tensions remain high. Reports indicate a return to relative calm, but concerns about ongoing repression and unrest persist among observers.

Finland’s central bank sets tougher climate targets for investments

Finland’s central bank has announced stricter climate-related investment targets to support the country’s carbon neutrality goals. The move aims to reduce the financial sector’s climate risks by emphasizing sustainable investments and phasing out fossil fuel funding. This aligns with global efforts to combat climate change and promotes green growth within Finland’s economy.

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Foreign holdings of US Treasuries at all-time high in November, but China pulls back

In November, foreign ownership of US Treasury securities reached a record high, driven by increased purchases from various countries. However, China reduced its holdings, marking a notable pullback amid broader global investment shifts. This dynamic highlights continued international demand for US debt despite some key investors adjusting their positions.

Weekly US jobless claims fall unexpectedly, but labor market treading water

US weekly jobless claims unexpectedly declined, signaling some resilience in the labor market. However, overall employment gains remain modest, suggesting the labor market is stable but not robust. Economists note a cautious hiring trend amid economic uncertainties, with ongoing challenges in sectors like manufacturing and retail. The data indicates a balanced but fragile employment landscape as businesses navigate inflation and demand pressures.

Wall Street banks face test with Trump’s call for credit card rate cap

Former President Trump has called for a cap on credit card interest rates, putting pressure on Wall Street banks. The proposed cap aims to ease consumer debt burdens but could impact bank profits. Financial institutions now face scrutiny over their lending practices as regulators consider potential policy changes. The debate highlights tensions between consumer protection and banking sector interests.

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At the Fed in 2020, division and independence were concerns in the face of the pandemic

In 2020, the Federal Reserve faced internal division and challenges to its independence amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The unprecedented crisis required swift monetary action, sparking debates among officials about the pace and scope of interventions. Concerns over maintaining the Fed’s autonomy arose as political pressures intensified, highlighting tensions between economic policy needs and institutional principles during the crisis.

Fed’s Jefferson says current policy stance ’well positioned’

Fed Governor Jefferson stated that the Federal Reserve's current policy stance is "well positioned" to balance the economy, suggesting no immediate changes are needed. He emphasized monitoring economic data to guide future decisions on interest rates amid ongoing inflation concerns.

Analysis – Musk’s Starlink faces high-profile security test in Iran crackdown

Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet is under scrutiny as Iran intensifies its crackdown on protests. The platform, praised for providing resilient communication, faces pressure amid Tehran’s efforts to block internet access and control information. This poses a significant test of Starlink’s ability to maintain service and security in hostile environments, highlighting challenges for satellite internet in geopolitical conflicts.

India’s budget likely to stick with fiscal discipline

India’s upcoming budget is expected to maintain fiscal discipline amid economic challenges. The government aims to balance growth and fiscal prudence by prioritizing key sectors while keeping spending in check. Revenue targets remain ambitious, with emphasis on tax reforms and improved compliance to boost collections. Overall, the budget focuses on sustainable economic management without compromising development goals.

Venezuelan banks to receive $300 million in oil revenue from Qatar

Qatar plans to transfer $300 million in oil revenue to Venezuelan banks as part of ongoing financial cooperation between the two countries. This move aims to support Venezuela's struggling economy amid international sanctions and promote bilateral trade relations. The funds will help stabilize Venezuela’s banking sector and facilitate further economic collaboration with Qatar.

Markets react as Trump moves to keep Kevin Hassett at NEC, not Federal Reserve

President Trump decided to retain Kevin Hassett as Chairman of the National Economic Council instead of appointing him to the Federal Reserve. Markets responded to this move with mixed reactions, reflecting uncertainty about future economic policies and Fed leadership direction. Investors are closely monitoring potential impacts on monetary policy and economic strategy.

EU executive weighs idea of quick, but limited membership for Ukraine

The European Commission is considering a proposal for Ukraine to gain rapid but partial EU membership. This approach aims to support Ukraine amid ongoing conflicts while acknowledging the need for further reforms. The plan suggests granting Ukraine access to certain EU benefits without full integration, reflecting a middle ground between immediate aid and long-term membership requirements.

Texas homebuilder to launch crypto rewards after SEC green light

A Texas homebuilder plans to introduce a cryptocurrency rewards program following approval from the SEC. This initiative aims to integrate digital assets into homebuying incentives, offering customers crypto rewards as part of their purchase experience. The move reflects growing adoption of blockchain technology in real estate, potentially enhancing customer engagement and setting a new industry trend.

NEXST Brings KISS OF LIFE to Life: Debut VR Concerts on the Ultimate Web3 Entertainment Platform

NEXST launches debut VR concerts featuring KISS OF LIFE on its Web3 platform, merging immersive virtual reality with blockchain technology. This innovative experience offers fans interactive live performances, digital collectibles, and enhanced engagement in a seamless virtual environment, marking a new era in entertainment.

Bitcoin price today: subdued at $95k on US crypto bill speedbump

Bitcoin’s price remains steady around $95,000 as progress on a crucial US cryptocurrency bill faces delays. Regulatory uncertainty has tempered market enthusiasm, leading to subdued trading activity despite overall positive long-term outlooks for digital assets. Investors await clearer guidance before making significant moves.

SMX opens Kraken account as part of treasury strategy

SMX has opened an account with Kraken to enhance its treasury management. This move aims to leverage Kraken's platform for better digital asset handling, improving liquidity and operational efficiency within SMX's financial strategy.

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Senate Dems from committees will meet with crypto trade groups tomorrow - Coindesk

Senate Democrats from key committees plan to meet with crypto trade groups to discuss regulatory approaches and industry concerns. The meeting aims to foster dialogue on balancing innovation with investor protections amid growing scrutiny of digital assets. Lawmakers seek to better understand crypto’s impact and potential frameworks for oversight.

Litecoin Falls 10% In Bearish Trade

Litecoin's price dropped 10% amid a bearish market trend, reflecting investor sell-offs and declining crypto market confidence. The fall highlights ongoing volatility and uncertainty in digital asset markets.

Bitcoin price today: steadies at $95.5k with US crypto market bill in focus

Bitcoin's price remains stable around $95,500 as attention turns to a US crypto market bill that could impact regulatory frameworks. The bill aims to address market transparency and investor protection, influencing crypto market dynamics and investor sentiment.

USDT0 Becomes the Largest and Fastest-Growing Cross-Chain Liquidity Network, $63 Billion Moved in One Year

USDT0 has emerged as the largest and fastest-growing cross-chain liquidity network, facilitating $63 billion in transactions within a year. The platform's rapid growth highlights its critical role in enabling seamless asset transfers across multiple blockchain networks, enhancing liquidity and fostering broader adoption in the decentralized finance space.

dYdX Foundation Publishes 2025 Ecosystem Annual Report

The dYdX Foundation released its 2025 Ecosystem Annual Report, highlighting key developments, user growth, and ecosystem expansions. The report details improvements in protocol security, new partnerships, and community initiatives aimed at driving decentralized finance adoption. It also outlines future goals focused on scalability, enhanced user experience, and fostering developer engagement within the dYdX ecosystem.

OpenServ and Neol Advance Enterprise-ready AI Reasoning Under Real-world Constraints

OpenServ and Neol have collaborated to enhance AI reasoning capabilities tailored for enterprise use, focusing on addressing real-world limitations such as data privacy, scalability, and operational constraints. Their solution aims to provide robust, efficient AI that meets business demands while ensuring security and compliance. This advancement promises to improve decision-making and operational efficiency in various industries.

Rocket Doctor AI upsizes private placement to $4.5 million

Rocket Doctor AI increased its private placement funding round to $4.5 million, aiming to accelerate the development and deployment of its AI-driven healthcare solutions. The additional capital will support product innovation and market expansion efforts.

Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Kratos Defense stock, buys Oklo and Trimble

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest sold its stake in Kratos Defense and increased holdings in Oklo and Trimble. The moves reflect ARK's shift toward technologies with long-term growth potential in clean energy and advanced mapping solutions. These adjustments align with ARK’s focus on innovative companies driving disruptive technologies.

Itafos appoints Joseph McConnell to board of directors

Itafos has appointed Joseph McConnell to its board of directors. McConnell brings extensive experience in the fertilizer and agriculture sectors, which will support Itafos's strategic growth and development initiatives in these industries.

PJM board outlines plan for integrating data center grid loads

The PJM board has proposed a new plan to better integrate data center energy demands into the regional grid. The initiative aims to balance the increasing power needs of data centers while maintaining grid reliability and supporting clean energy goals. The plan includes improved forecasting, demand response strategies, and enhanced coordination with data center operators to optimize load management.

Fastenal announces quarterly dividend of $0.24 per share

Fastenal announced a quarterly dividend of $0.24 per share. The company continues to demonstrate strong financial health, supporting consistent dividend payments to shareholders. This move reflects Fastenal’s commitment to returning value to investors while maintaining steady business operations.

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SITE Centers sells partnership interests in Deer Park Town Center

SITE Centers has sold its partnership interests in Deer Park Town Center, a retail property located in Deer Park, Illinois. The transaction marks SITE Centers' continued effort to optimize its portfolio and focus on higher-performing assets. Details about the buyer and the transaction value were not disclosed. This move aligns with SITE Centers' strategic plan to enhance its financial position and operational focus.

Toro Corp. pays special dividend of $1.75 per share in cash and stock

Toro Corp. declared a special dividend of $1.75 per share, payable partly in cash and partly in stock. The move reflects strong financial performance and aims to reward shareholders. The dividend will be distributed on a specified date to shareholders of record, enhancing shareholder value without impacting the company's cash reserves significantly.

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Carpenter Technology declares quarterly dividend of $0.20 per share

Carpenter Technology announced a quarterly dividend of $0.20 per share. The dividend reflects the company’s commitment to returning value to shareholders. Details on the payment date and eligibility will be provided by the company.