News Summary - 03/14/2026

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More US Marines and warships to be moved to Middle East, reports say

An amphibious ready group typically based in Japan will send additional US Marines and warships to the Middle East, according to a US official cited by CBS.

Los Angeles asks for investigation into LA28 Olympics chief over Epstein ties

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to investigate LA28 Olympics chief Casey Wasserman regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Family of Michigan synagogue suspect killed in Lebanon airstrike, officials say

The FBI reported that the Michigan synagogue attack suspect had large amounts of fireworks and petrol in his vehicle, which caught fire after he rammed the synagogue on Thursday. Officials also confirmed the suspect's family was killed in a recent Lebanon airstrike.

Under drone fire, exiled Kurds wait to confront Iranian regime

Kurdish fighters based in Iraq report being targeted by drone attacks from Tehran. Despite the danger, they express readiness to return home to confront the Iranian regime.

Charges dropped against Georgia teens whose teacher died during toilet paper prank

The family of the teacher who died during a toilet paper prank requested that all charges, including homicide, be dropped against the Georgia teens involved to avoid further tragedy.

Ukraine and allies fear easing Russian sanctions will prolong war

Ukraine's president criticized the US decision to ease Russian sanctions, stating it "certainly does not help achieve peace," expressing concerns that lifting restrictions may prolong the conflict.

Pink Floyd guitar sold for record-breaking $14.6 million

David Gilmour's guitar, featured on iconic Pink Floyd albums like *The Dark Side of the Moon*, was sold for a record-breaking $14.6 million.

Judge says 'no evidence' to justify Federal Reserve probe

Jeanine Pirro announced plans to appeal a ruling that blocks subpoenas she issued to the Federal Reserve, with the judge stating there is "no evidence" to justify the probe.

Sheriff in Nancy Guthrie Case Believes They Know Kidnapper's Motive

The 84-year-old mother of US TV presenter Savannah Guthrie was kidnapped 41 days ago. Authorities believe they now understand the kidnapper's motive as the investigation progresses.

Bahrain & Saudi Arabia Grands Prix to be Cancelled

The Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grands Prix, planned for next month, have been cancelled due to the ongoing Middle East war.

Cuba confirms negotiations with US as country faces effects of oil blockade

Cuba's president confirmed negotiations with the US during a national broadcast and announced the release of 51 prisoners as a goodwill gesture amid challenges from an ongoing oil blockade.

'No-one will hire women' - India's top court rejects menstrual leave petition

India's top court has rejected a petition seeking mandatory menstrual leave, amid debates on the subject. While some states and private firms provide menstrual leave, the court ruled against making it a legal requirement, reflecting ongoing polarization over the issue in the country.

Bodies of 84 Iranian sailors killed in US torpedo strike to be repatriated

The bodies of 84 Iranian sailors who died when the warship Iris Dena was sunk by a US submarine near Sri Lanka on March 4 will be repatriated to Iran.

King expressed 'concern' over Alberta separatists, say First Nations chiefs

During a meeting in London, Indigenous leaders informed King Charles about the threat posed by Alberta separatists. The King expressed concern over the movement, acknowledging its potential impact as highlighted by the First Nations chiefs.

KPop Demon Hunters to return as Netflix announces sequel

Netflix has announced a sequel to KPop Demon Hunters, reuniting the co-directors of the original smash-hit film for the follow-up.

French vote tests polarized electorate with right hoping to win control of Paris

The upcoming election features a key battle for the Paris mayorship, a post held by the left for 25 years. The right aims to capitalize on growing polarization to win control of the city.

France returns sacred 'talking drum' looted during colonial rule to Ivory Coast

France has returned a sacred 'talking drum' to Ivory Coast, continuing its initiative since 2017 to repatriate cultural artifacts looted during colonial rule to African nations.

Qantas agrees to pay $74 million over Covid-19 travel voucher refunds

Qantas has agreed to pay $74 million after issues arose over giving customers travel credits instead of cash refunds for flights cancelled during the Covid-19 pandemic. The settlement addresses complaints about the refund process for affected passengers.

Israeli military drops charges against soldiers accused of abusing Palestinian detainee

The Israeli military's top lawyer has dropped charges against soldiers accused of abusing a Palestinian detainee at Sde Teiman military prison, citing "exceptional circumstances" for the decision.

UFC fighters to train FBI agents at Quantico

UFC fighters will conduct a seminar at the FBI academy in Quantico this weekend, teaching agents fighting techniques and tactics to enhance their self-defense skills.

Suspect dead after ramming vehicle into Michigan synagogue

The FBI is investigating the incident at a Michigan synagogue, where a suspect rammed a vehicle into the building, as a targeted act of violence against the Jewish community. The suspect is deceased.

Rapper-politician Balendra Shah's party wins Nepal election

The Rastriya Swatatantra Party, led by rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah, secured a large majority in Nepal's recent election, which focused heavily on tackling corruption.

Iran's new supreme leader vows to block Strait of Hormuz in first statement

Mojtaba Khamenei, linked to Iran's new supreme leader, declared Iran's intent to block the Strait of Hormuz and continue attacks on US bases in the region, signaling a hardline stance in his first public message.

Emirati minister tells BBC Iran must end strikes on Gulf

The UAE reports that since the start of the conflict, over 1,800 drones and missiles have targeted the country. An Emirati minister, speaking to the BBC, emphasized that Iran must cease these attacks on Gulf states.

Is Dubai's glossy image under threat? Not everyone thinks so

Dubai, long regarded as a safe and attractive destination for expats, tourists, and influencers, is facing challenges that test its polished reputation. Despite uncertainties, many still view the city as a thriving hub offering security and opportunity.

How the Iran war exposed cracks in Trump's Republican coalition

While President Trump's core supporters remain loyal, the Iran war has revealed deep divisions within the Republican Party, with many members expressing serious doubts and concerns about his approach and policies.

She spent 16 hours on Instagram. It's up to a jury to decide if Meta is to blame

A landmark lawsuit alleges that Meta made Instagram intentionally addictive, contributing to excessive usage. The case could impact thousands claiming harm from social media platforms' design, with a jury set to decide if Meta is responsible.

'Tigers and flies': Millions of officials later, why is Xi's corruption purge still going?

Xi's ongoing anti-corruption campaign targets both high- and low-level officials, aiming to consolidate his authority. Critics argue it serves to enforce absolute loyalty and strengthen his control over the military, rather than solely focusing on rooting out corruption.

Iranians react to new supreme leader's first address

Iranians are expressing confusion and skepticism about who holds real power after Mojtaba Khamenei's first address was delivered through a presenter on state TV, sparking doubts about transparency and authority.

As hopes of regime change in Iran fade, Netanyahu faces political test

Israeli leaders claim their bombing campaign has shifted Middle Eastern dynamics in their favor. As international pressure mounts to end the conflict, Netanyahu faces political challenges amid fading hopes of regime change in Iran.

Fears for press freedom as billionaire takes control of East Africa's largest media house

Rostam Aziz's acquisition of East Africa's largest media house sparks concerns over the future of journalistic independence and press freedom in the region. Critics worry his ownership could influence editorial policies and limit unbiased reporting.

In photos: Tracing India's history through its chairs

A Mumbai exhibition showcased chairs that reflect India's history, highlighting colonial invasions and various art movements, illustrating cultural and historical transformations through furniture design.

'There's no hiding place on a ship': The sailors stranded in the Gulf

Sailors stranded on ships in the Gulf face constant exposure to drones, cruise missiles, and fighter jets, leaving them with no safe refuge while navigating a tense and dangerous environment.

Watch: Why Kharg Island is a lifeline for Iran

BBC Security Brief's Mikey Kay explains Kharg Island's strategic importance to Iran, highlighting its role as a vital oil export hub and military stronghold that ensures Tehran's economic and security interests in the Persian Gulf.

Video shows moment point-blank gunshot misses Indian politician

Senior Kashmir leader Farooq Abdullah narrowly escaped unharmed when a gunshot was fired at him at point-blank range. The suspect has been apprehended and is in custody.

Volcanic fragments rain down as Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted, dispersing ash, pumice, and volcanic glass fragments onto nearby communities. The event prompted highway closures and the evacuation of tourists to ensure safety.

Justified or not? US military families on fears of Iran war

BBC's North America editor Sarah Smith interviewed Gold Star mother Lynn, who lost her son in the Iraq War, and veteran Jeremy. They shared perspectives on the fear and complexities US military families face amid rising tensions with Iran, reflecting on the personal costs of conflict and concerns over potential new warfare.

BBC visits key Dubai port in Iran's firing line

Trade at the Middle East's largest port in Dubai has significantly declined due to Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting vital shipping routes and impacting regional commerce.

Israel launches a massive attack on Tehran as the US sends more troops to Iran, which counterattacks alongside Hezbollah

On the 14th day of the war, Israel launches a massive attack against Tehran while the US increases its military deployment in Iran. In response, Iran together with Hezbollah carries out counterattacks, escalating the conflict in the Middle East and increasing tensions in the region.

US Sends More Troops to Iran War: 5,000 Marines, Several Ships, and Rapid Response and Ground Raid Teams

The USS Tripoli is heading from Japan to the Middle East, where US Marines are already operating to support actions related to Iran. A total of 5,000 Marines, several ships, and rapid response teams are being deployed to strengthen military presence and capability in the region.

The Pentagon confirms the death of the six crew members of the military plane crashed in Iraq and denies it was due to "hostile fire"

The Pentagon confirmed the death of the six crew members of a military plane crashed in Iraq, attributing the incident to an accident. However, pro-Iranian militias in the region claim that the aircraft was shot down by a missile.

USA Offers 10 Million Dollars for Mojtaba Jamenei, Iran's New Supreme Leader, After Saying He Is "Wounded"

The U.S. Department of State is offering 10 million dollars for Mojtaba Jamenei and has extended rewards to nine more high-ranking officials in Tehran, after asserting that Jamenei is "wounded."

Trump, asked about the end of the war in Iran: "It will come when I feel it in my bones"

The President of the United States stated that the war in Iran will end when he decides, pointing out that they have already caused so much damage to Iran that it would take them years to recover.

A video captures the image of Israel's 'Iron Dome' intercepting Iranian missiles: "It's the most beautiful image of the entire war"

A video shows Israel's 'Iron Dome' intercepting Iranian missiles, reflecting the ongoing threat from Iran despite U.S. attacks aimed at weakening its military capability. The attacks persist, challenging U.S. claims about the reduction of Iranian power.

US urges its citizens to be alert to "threats" at demonstrations in Spain over this Saturday's war

The US delegation warns its citizens in Spain about possible threats during this Saturday's demonstrations, noting that even peaceful protests could turn violent.

The Government is considering lowering the VAT on electricity to contain prices amid the crisis caused by the Iran war

The third vice president and Minister for the Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen, confirmed that the Government is considering reducing the VAT on electricity to contain the price increase caused by the volatility resulting from tensions in the Middle East.

The President of Israel Responds to Trump's Criticism Regarding the Pardon of Netanyahu: "The Dignity of Israel Is Not for Sale"

The President of the United States has repeatedly requested a presidential pardon for the Israeli Prime Minister, but the President of Israel responded firmly, stating that the dignity of the country is not for sale, thus rejecting external pressures.

A tax authority error leaves Spain's fourth largest fuel distributor without fuel and affects 570 gas stations

Hatta Energy, Spain's fourth largest fuel distributor, halted its operations this Friday due to a tax authority error, leaving 11 million liters of fuel undelivered and affecting 570 gas stations across the country.

These are the safest countries in case of a World War: remote, neutral...

The Global Peace Index 2025 analyzes the security and stance of countries in the event of a possible world conflict, identifying those safest due to their neutrality and distance from conflict zones.

These are the 100 gas stations in Spain you should avoid: the price per liter already exceeds two euros

The conflict in Iran is driving up the price of oil, raising the cost of gasoline in Spain. Currently, there are more than 100 gas stations where the price per liter exceeds two euros, impacting drivers' wallets.

Oil closes the week above $103 and surges more than 43% since the start of the war

The US temporarily allows the purchase of Russian oil already loaded on ships, despite sanctions due to the war in Ukraine, aiming to calm the markets.

The Two Sons of Francisca Cadenas Speak Out After the Discovery of Her Remains: "It Has Destroyed Us"

The skeletal remains of Francisca Cadenas, who disappeared nine years ago, were found in the house of the arrested neighbors. Her sons express their pain and shock at this devastating news.

The Disappearance of Cadenas Nine Years Ago: His Trail Was Lost 50 Meters from His House in Just 15 Minutes

Cadenas disappeared in 2017 near his home, leaving no trace. Nine years later, his skeletal remains have been found, bringing an end to a long mystery about his whereabouts.

Brutal assault on a teacher in Alcoy: a mother and her son beat him, put him in a sleeper hold, and rip off a piece of his ear

A mother and her son violently attacked a teacher in Alcoy, immobilizing him with a sleeper hold and ripping off a piece of his ear before the police intervened.

Ainara Rodríguez, the only survivor in the El Bocal tragedy: "A big wave lifted me onto a rock"

Ainara Rodríguez, 19 years old, was the only survivor of the collapse of a wooden walkway that caused the death of six people. She recounts how a big wave lifted her onto a rock, which saved her life during this tragedy.

What will the weather be like during Easter Week? "From a polar front to intrusions of subtropical air"

Experts indicate that during Easter Week the weather can vary widely, from intrusions of polar air to subtropical outbreaks, meaning that any kind of weather situation is possible during those dates.

David DeMaría reveals the reason for his breakup with Chenoa: "I messed up"

David DeMaría explained on "Y ahora Sonsoles" that the cause of his breakup with Chenoa was his own mistake. He also talked about his musical career and his beginnings in the industry, highlighting lessons and experiences he has had over time.

Review of 'Torrente President': The Blockbuster We Deserve as a Grotesque Reflection of 21st Century Spain

Santiago Segura's saga, with 'Torrente President,' reflects and magnifies the caricature of contemporary democratic Spain, continuing the tradition of grotesque humor started by Ozores and portraying the sociopolitical struggle of the 21st century.

End of campaign in Castilla y León: Sánchez promises to mitigate the effects of the war and Feijóo asks for votes against a Vox that "deserves punishment"

Santiago Abascal states that strong support for Vox will mean a significant change and will help put an end to Pedro Sánchez's "criminal government," as the electoral campaign in Castilla y León comes to an end.

Man arrested for sexually assaulting five girls, daughters of his bar customers: he lured them with chocolates and gifts

A 43-year-old man was arrested in Valencia accused of sexually assaulting five girls, daughters of his bar customers. The suspect used chocolates and gifts to gain the trust of the minors. The National Police are investigating the case following several complaints.

A Hollywood actor accused of sexual assault returns in the new 'Torrente presidente'

The two-time Oscar-winning actor, accused in 2017 of sexual assault against a minor, returns in the new film 'Torrente presidente', marking a controversial comeback following the beginning of the decline of his career.

The US Treasury Secretary is interrupted during an interview: "The president needs you immediately"

Scott Bessent was interrupted during an interview when he received an urgent message indicating that the president needed him immediately. After a few minutes off-camera, he returned visibly nervous and with a shaky voice, showing the tension of the moment.

Prosecutor Requests Five Years in Prison for Kiko Matamoros and Four for Makoke for Hiding Various Assets from the Tax Authorities

The Prosecutor’s Office is requesting five years and six months in prison for Kiko Matamoros and four years for Makoke for concealing assets from the Tax Authorities, according to their provisional conclusions. Both face charges of alleged tax fraud related to hiding assets.

Cuba Confirms Talks with the US to Address Bilateral Issues: "The Country Hasn't Had Fuel for Three Months"

Cuba confirmed that it has held recent talks with the United States to address bilateral issues, including the severe fuel shortage that has affected the country for the past three months.

The Unusually High Amount of Alcohol Found in Comet 3I/ATLAS Surprises Scientists: "We Don't Usually See This"

Comet 3I/ATLAS surprises scientists with its high alcohol content, which is unusual for this type of object. It is currently traveling quickly through the solar system and will reach its closest approach to Jupiter on Monday.

A Bonoloto Winner Takes the Jackpot of 424,000 Euros

A Bonoloto player won the jackpot of 424,000 euros. In addition, three second-tier winners each won 51,513 euros.

Former Chelsea footballer Amy Carr dies at 35 after battling a brain tumor

Amy Carr, former Chelsea player, passed away at the age of 35 after a long battle with a brain tumor diagnosed in 2015.

A Ryanair Plane Leaves 24 Passengers on the Ground and Blames Security Checks: "It's Absurd"

24 Ryanair passengers were left on the ground despite arriving two hours before the flight. The airline attributed the incident to the security checks, which it called "absurd." Those affected expressed their frustration with the situation.

A 102-Year-Old Man Dies in an Attic Fire in Murcia

A fire in an attic in Murcia caused the death of a 102-year-old man. The building was evacuated, and several people received care for anxiety attacks.

Vodafone's Latest Offer Only for DIGI Customers: 1 GB Fiber, Two Unlimited Mobile Lines, and Netflix for Just 27 Euros per Month

Vodafone launches an exclusive offer for DIGI customers that includes 1 GB fiber, two unlimited mobile lines, and Netflix for 27 euros per month. The price can be even lower if the streaming service is not included.

Shopping with Ainhoa: How to Really Save with Amazon Sales

Ainhoa admits to frequently turning to Amazon since the pandemic for its convenience, variety, and fast deliveries. She highlights that these advantages make it easier to take advantage of sales and save money while shopping without the need to visit physical stores.

The Spanish city named the most romantic in Europe thanks to its sunsets, according to a study

Icelandair selected the most romantic Spanish city in Europe after assessing nightlife, happiness, inclusivity, sunset viewpoints, and TripAdvisor reviews.

Merche breaks the rules with a Shein dress for less than 40 euros... that looks like haute couture

Merche surprised on the red carpet with a dazzling sequin dress that, surprisingly, is from Shein and costs less than 40 euros, proving that affordable fashion can look like haute couture.

David Uclés Calls for the Removal of the 'Monument to Franco' in Tenerife: "We Must Remember, and Forcefully"

David Uclés, 2026 Nadal Prize for Novel winner, questions the permanence of the Monument to Franco in Tenerife, urging reflection and the removal of the symbol as a necessary act to remember and move forward.

Actor Jesús Castro, 'El Niño', to become father of twins with Mexican model and beauty queen Camila Canto

Jesús Castro, an actor known as 'El Niño', moved to Mexico for work, where he met his girlfriend, model and beauty queen Camila Canto. The couple is expecting twins, marking a new chapter in their life together.

Kiko Matamoros speaks out after the request for prison time for hiding assets from the Treasury: "I am very satisfied"

Kiko Matamoros has responded after the Prosecutor's Office requested five years in prison for hiding assets from the Treasury. The television personality has stated that he is "very satisfied" with the situation, breaking his silence on the matter.

Euromillions Creates a New Millionaire in Spain and the Jackpot Rises to 26 Million

There were no top-tier winners in the latest Euromillions draw in Spain, causing the jackpot to increase to 26 million euros for next Tuesday.

Inditex, Repsol, BBVA, ArcelorMittal... the impact of the Iran war on the Ibex

The war in Iran generates an uneven impact on the Ibex; some companies are strengthened, while others face complex challenges. Investment banks provide varied analyses on how this conflict affects different market stocks.

Avoid the controversies: if Timothée Chalamet wins the Oscar, he will break a record held by Sean Penn since 2004

Timothée Chalamet, a favorite to win the Oscar for 'Marty Supreme,' has seen his chances of victory diminish just days before the ceremony, despite being a strong candidate to break a record held since 2004 by Sean Penn.

Zara has the midi skirt with a suede effect in tiramisu color that will be a hit this spring

Zara presents a midi skirt with a suede effect in tiramisu color, ideal for spring. This garment is easy to pair and fits current trends, promising to be a success this season.

Zygmunt Bauman, philosopher: "A life with meaning does not guarantee happiness, but it makes unhappiness bearable"

Zygmunt Bauman, creator of the concept of liquid modernity in 2000, reflects on how a life with meaning does not ensure happiness, but it does help endure unhappiness, highlighting the importance of finding meaning in changing and complex times.

NASA Gives Green Light to Artemis II: The First Manned Mission to the Moon in Half a Century Set for April 1

NASA confirms that the SLS rocket and the Orion spacecraft are ready for Artemis II, the first manned mission around the Moon in over 50 years, with a planned launch on April 1 from Florida.

The city that 'Mirror' recommends as an alternative to Barcelona for traveling in March

The British outlet 'Mirror' recommends a city in the Valencian Community as a perfect alternative to Barcelona to visit in March, highlighting its charm and as an ideal destination to welcome spring.

Noma’s Chef Resigns Amid Accusations of Mistreatment of Employees: "He Stabbed People with a Fork"

The chef of Noma has resigned following complaints from former employees who revealed workdays of up to 16 hours, public humiliations, unpaid work, and physical abuse, including assaults with a fork.

The Spanish island working to rehabilitate the surface of its main road for the summer season

The Formentera Island Council has awarded a 2.6 million euro project to rehabilitate almost four kilometers of the PM-820 road, with the aim of improving the route before the summer season.

The first photo of Epstein with former Prince Andrew and ex-minister Mandelson, both in robes, comes to light

The first photo of Epstein with former Prince Andrew and ex-minister Mandelson, both dressed in robes, has come to light. Both deny the accusations against them and remain free under police investigation.

Pressure on Taiwan, more artificial intelligence, GDP growth... China’s priorities in its new five-year plan

The National People's Congress approved the 2026-2030 plan, which prioritizes technological advancement, including artificial intelligence, as well as maintaining pressure on Taiwan and promoting economic growth.

Albares says Europe must prepare "for any scenario" regarding the war in Iran, although "there is no need to scare people"

Minister Albares warns that Europe must be ready for any eventuality related to the conflict in Iran, but insists on not alarming the population. Additionally, he highlights that the trade relationship between Spain and the United States is excellent, solid, and beneficial for both parties.

A girl in serious condition after being hit by a car improperly driving in a bus lane in Madrid

A girl was seriously injured after being hit by a car driving in a bus lane in Madrid. The driver of the vehicle suffered an anxiety attack. The minor was taken to Niño Jesús Hospital with multiple injuries.

Loco, Frank Cuesta's kangaroo, dies due to a viper bite

Frank Cuesta showed live the treatment to eliminate the venom after Loco, his kangaroo, was bitten, but ultimately the animal did not survive.

Nutrition and Well-being: The Ally That Cares for Your Baby From Six Months

Puleva Peques 2 is a follow-on milk designed for babies from 6 months, offering the necessary nutritional support to accompany their growth and well-being.

A Red Fox Hides on a Ship and Stows Away from England to New York

A red fox weighing about five kilograms and around two years old was discovered as a stowaway on a ship that arrived from England to New York. It was taken to the Bronx Zoo for examination and care.

Experts Agree: "Did You Know That Using Your Debit Card Is Making You Lose Money?"

Finance experts advise overcoming the fear of using credit cards, as doing so could generate better financial benefits compared to exclusively using debit cards.

The Basic Grocery Item That Has Increased in Price by More Than 30% Over the Past Year

Eggs are the food product that has experienced the highest price increase over the past year, rising by more than 30%, according to the February CPI.

This is What Would Happen if Spain Decides to Lower VAT Due to the Iran Conflict, According to an Economist

The conflict between the United States and Iran impacts Spain, raising gasoline and electricity prices. An economist analyzes the possible consequences if Spain reduces VAT to mitigate these effects, while warning about the economic and fiscal impacts that this measure could generate.

How to Sell Your House to the State with the Casa 47 Program: Requirements and How Much Money You Could Receive

Casa 47 is a government program aimed at reducing the housing crisis in Spain by offering affordable rentals, limiting the cost to a maximum of 30% of the tenants' income.

The Strait of Hormuz: Iran's Great Strategic Asset

The Strait of Hormuz is Iran's main strategic tool to pressure President Trump and force him to accept agreements, putting an end to the conflict between them.

Change of Habits

The increase in spending on the shopping basket is related to the growing concern over the rise in oil prices, as both factors are connected and affect the family budget.

Tax Authorities and Art

The high Spanish tax rate hinders competitiveness, leading collectors and buyers to prefer foreign galleries to purchase artworks.

The Pocket, Victim

Trump has caused a new economic downturn that directly impacts fuel prices, affecting consumers' wallets.

Police Officer Accused of Killing His Wife in Ceuta Released After Serving Maximum Time in Prison

The police officer accused of killing his wife in Ceuta has been released after serving the maximum time in prison. However, he is prohibited from residing in Ceuta, approaching his two children, or the victim's mother.

Gloria Camila reveals what the relationship between Ortega Cano and his partner, Álvaro García, is like: "It is not an obligation to be my boyfriend"

Gloria Camila exposes a difference of opinion between her father Ortega Cano and his partner Álvaro García, emphasizing that certain expectations are not obligatory in their relationship.

The jury finds guilty of murder the man who stabbed and abused his ex-girlfriend in Torremolinos

A man in Torremolinos (Málaga) was found guilty of murder after stabbing and regularly abusing his ex-girlfriend Paula, who died in 2023 due to the injuries she sustained.

A 60-Year-Old Worker Dies After Being Crushed by a 500-Kilogram Pallet in an Industrial Estate in Loeches

A 60-year-old worker died after being crushed by a 500-kilogram pallet in an industrial estate in Loeches. The Summa 112 emergency medical services attempted to resuscitate her for 45 minutes, without success.

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How much do you know about current events? Test yourself with this trivia of 10 questions about the latest news in February

This 10-question trivia challenges you to show how much you know about the most relevant news of February 2026. Ideal for testing your knowledge of the month's current events.

Repeat Pedophile Arrested in Vitoria for Photographing a Minor and His Teammates During a Soccer Match

A repeat pedophile in Vitoria was arrested for photographing a minor and his teammates during a soccer match. He was out on provisional release and violated the imposed precautionary measures.

Pedro Ruiz speaks out about the controversy over influencers at the Goyas: "What the industry really needs...."

Pedro Ruiz joins the criticisms of Yolanda Ramos and other film professionals regarding the presence of influencers at the Goya Awards, pointing out that the industry needs improvements to preserve its integrity and essence.

ZonaGemelos reveals they will have to face a fine of more than one million euros from the Tax Authority: "It’s going to leave us penniless"

The streamer brothers ZonaGemelos have announced that they will face a fine exceeding one million euros imposed by the Tax Authority. According to them, the hefty penalty threatens their economic stability and will severely impact their finances, leaving them practically without money.

Orchestra conductor Juanjo Mena announces his retirement due to Alzheimer's

Juanjo Mena, orchestra conductor and 2016 National Music Award winner, has announced his definitive retirement after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. The decision is due to the progression of the disease, which prevents him from continuing his musical career. Mena is recognized for his outstanding career in orchestral conducting and his contribution to Spanish classical music.

Sandra Sabatés's Powerful Message on Gender-Based Violence: "Every Murder Is a Failure of This Society"

Journalist Sandra Sabatés has delivered a strong message against gender-based violence, describing it as an "unbearable scourge" and emphasizing that every murder is a social failure that demands urgent action.

The Battle of Families Over Growth Hormone: "I Spend 800 Euros a Month on Injections for My Daughter"

Growth hormone deficiency, a rare diagnosis, generates high costs for families, which can reach up to a thousand euros per month if public funding for treatment with injections is denied.

The historic neighborhoods of Madrid that still endure as oases in the capital: "It's like living in a village"

Madrid has 44 historic neighborhoods, originally created to house workers. Today, generations of those families continue to live there, preserving a calm and community-oriented atmosphere that functions as an oasis in the middle of the city.

Anger and Resignation Among Spanish Drivers Over Soaring Gasoline Prices: "It's Extremely High Even at Low-Cost Stations!"

Diesel and gasoline prices in Spain have risen by 14% and nearly 8% respectively within a week, due to the armed conflict in Iran. This has caused anger and resignation among drivers, who regret that even low-cost gas stations have very high prices.

María Brun’s First Words After the Rumored Romance Between Ester Expósito and Mbappé Comes to Light

María Brun, former participant of La isla de las tentaciones, reacted to the rumors about a possible past romance between Ester Expósito and the footballer Mbappé.

Irene Rosales on Kiko Rivera's Reaction to Her Interview on '¡De viernes!': "I Wouldn't Get Into That Game"

Irene Rosales appeared on the Telecinco set to respond to controversies related to her marriage with Kiko Rivera. Regarding his reaction to her interview on '¡De viernes!', Irene stated that she would not get involved in that kind of game.

Pilar Vidal on her role in 'Torrente Presidente': "From now on, I am a Segura girl"

Pilar Vidal encourages audiences to visit Spanish cinemas to watch the latest installment of the 'Torrente' saga, highlighting her excitement about participating in the film.

Alberto Rey, the film critic from 'Zapeando', after watching 'Torrente, presidente': "It made me feel a bit sorry"

Alberto Rey bought his ticket like any other viewer to watch 'Torrente, presidente' and later shared his opinion on 'Zapeando', confessing that the movie made him feel somewhat sorry.

Carmen, kidnapped by the perpetrator of the fire that killed three women: "I freed myself and confronted him"

Carmen was kidnapped and kept with her hands tied and a collar with a chain around her neck by the perpetrator of the fire that caused the deaths of three women. However, she managed to free herself and confront her captor.

The Threat of a Nun from Belorado to a Journalist Following Her Departure from the Convent: "I Don't Hit You Out of Respect"

A Poor Clare nun from Belorado threatened a journalist after the publication of her departure from the convent, accusing him of being an "abuser" and of fabricating information. She stated that she would not assault him out of respect, but issued a tense verbal warning.

Clash between a Real Madrid fan and Nacho Abad over insults to Guardiola: "I can call you a bald f***"

A Real Madrid fan denied having insulted Pep Guardiola, although he admitted to calling him a "bald piece of s***." This expression was not well received by Nacho Abad, leading to a confrontation between them.

RTVE cancels 'Al margen de todo', Dani Rovira's show, three weeks after its premiere

Dani Rovira announced on his social media that RTVE has canceled his show 'Al margen de todo' just three weeks after its premiere.

Leo Sbaraglia's Confession on 'El Hormiguero': "I Was Blocked on Tinder for Lying"

Leo Sbaraglia visited 'El Hormiguero' along with another actor to present Pedro Almodóvar's new film, 'Bitter Christmas.' During the interview, Sbaraglia confessed that he was blocked on Tinder for lying on his profile, causing surprise and laughter on the show.

Mayeli Díaz, from 'LIDLT', opens up about her family situation and origins: "I met my mother at an airport"

Mayeli Díaz, proud of her Ecuadorian heritage, shares details about her childhood and adolescence on her Mtmad channel, revealing her meeting with her mother at an airport and reflecting on her family situation.

Alejandro Abad downplays the controversy over Laura Pausini's version of 'Por qué te vas': "I think it's exaggerated"

Alejandro Abad, music producer, joined 'El tiempo justo' live to minimize the controversy generated by Laura Pausini's version of 'Por qué te vas', describing it as exaggerated.

David Bisbal returns to work one month after the loss of his father

David Bisbal has resumed his professional activity one month after the passing of his father, taking part in an advertising campaign where he thanked the support received through numerous messages.

Merche remembers Álex Casademunt on the fifth anniversary of his death

Merche has sadly remembered her ex-partner Álex Casademunt on the fifth anniversary of his death, mourning his passing at the age of 39.

Carlos Vives comes to the defense of Julio Iglesias: "Woman is a superior being, I also learned from him"

Carlos Vives defended Julio Iglesias, highlighting that he shares his charm and admiration for women, whom he considers superior beings. He stated that he has learned from Julio Iglesias in that regard.

Bruce Willis's Wife Creates a Foundation to Help Patients and Families Affected by Dementia

Bruce Willis's wife created a foundation to support patients and families affected by dementia, following the actor's diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia in 2022.

Makoke, "calm" after the four-year prison sentence request by the Prosecutor's Office: "It hasn't caught her by surprise"

Makoke is preparing for a trial on March 18 before the Provincial Court of Madrid for alleged embezzlement and concealment of assets linked to a debt with the Tax Agency. The Prosecutor's Office is requesting four years in prison, but she says she is calm and not surprised by the accusation.

María Brunn, this is the ex of 'La isla de las tentaciones' who was linked to Mbappé before Expósito

María Brunn, known for her participation in 'La isla de las tentaciones', was in the media spotlight after rumors of a supposed relationship with footballer Mbappé. Before her relationship with singer Aitana Expósito, María had been romantically linked to the sports star, although they never confirmed anything. Her time on the reality show and these speculations made her a widely talked-about figure.

Nagore Robles Reflects on Her Mental Health: "If It Were Not for Therapy, I Wouldn't Have Survived"

Nagore Robles emphasizes the importance of therapy for her mental well-being, stating that without it she wouldn't have survived. The influencer mentions that her friends have noticed a positive change in her thanks to the sessions.

Kiko Rivera, after reconciling with Isabel Pantoja, may have gotten closer to his uncle Agustín

Kiko Rivera continues sharing family photos that not only promote his new song but also suggest a possible rapprochement with his uncle Agustín following his reconciliation with Isabel Pantoja.

Bad Gyal Presents 'Más Cara' and Responds to Criticism: "Isn't She the One Who Always Goes Nude?"

Bad Gyal released her second album, 'Más Cara', showcasing a confident and unfiltered artist. Despite the current celebration of strong women, she continues to face criticism and prejudice within the industry and media that judge her for her image and freedom.

The White House Uses a SpongeBob Video to Promote Its New Attacks Against Iran

The White House released a video showing its bombings in Iran, incorporating a clip of the character SpongeBob to promote its operations in the Middle East.

A monkey rescued from illegal animal trafficking in the country is nicknamed the "Peruvian Punch"

Punch, a Peruvian monk monkey rescued from illegal trafficking after being separated from his mother and taken to Lima, has been nicknamed "Peruvian Punch." He is now seeking affection and protection, accompanied by a plush toy similar to that of the famous Japanese monkey who inspired his name.

Pep Guardiola, on the defeat against Real Madrid: "I have an opinion about the match and it is not going to change"

Pep Guardiola spoke after Manchester City's defeat against Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League round of 16 at the Bernabéu, stating that he has a firm opinion about the match that will not change.

The Bahrain and Saudi Arabian GPs on the verge of cancellation due to the conflict in Iran

The Formula 1 season could lose two Grand Prix races, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, due to tension and conflict in the Iran region, although the cancellation has not yet been officially confirmed.

The controversy between Daniil Medvedev and Jack Draper at Indian Wells: "I don't feel like I cheated"

Daniil Medvedev expressed his complaint about a gesture from Jack Draper during the second set at Indian Wells. Draper denied having cheated, defending his action in the Masters 1,000 match.

War over the Finalissima: Argentina does not accept Spain's proposal and there is a risk of cancellation

The president of the AFA, Claudio Tapia, insists that the Finalissima final be played at the Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires, creating tensions with Spain and putting the match at risk of being canceled.

Mendy Falls Again: Hamstring Injury and Will Be Out Against Manchester City

French full-back Mendy suffered a hamstring injury during the first half of the Champions League round of 16 first leg match, which will prevent him from playing against Manchester City.

This is how the scholarships for students with special needs will be for the 2026-2027 school year

Scholarships for students with special needs in the 2026-2027 school year will maintain the same amounts and requirements as the previous year, with no changes to their conditions.

Assistance and Security for the Future, the Concerns of Families of People with Intellectual Disabilities

A study by Plena Inclusión identifies that families of people with intellectual disabilities require more information, training, and support, focusing on assistance and security for the future of their loved ones.

'Choose the Easy Way,' the campaign with which Social Rights invites the creation of an Accessible Justice

The campaign encourages legal professionals to promote cognitive accessibility in Justice, thereby facilitating access to and understanding of legal processes for all people.

'Ganas de vivir', El Langui's documentary wants to 'transform the view on disability'

El Langui's documentary, which tells the story of an athlete with a disability, premiered on Wednesday at the Málaga Festival, aiming to change social perception of disability.

The Iran War Drives Up Agricultural Diesel and Raises Protests in the Countryside: "It's Pure and Simple Speculation"

Agricultural organizations, which have protested in Valladolid and Madrid in front of a major hydrocarbon operator, demand intervention from the Competition Authority due to the sharp increase in agricultural diesel prices, attributed to the Iran war and considered speculation.

CaixaBank seeks to grow its consumer business and boosts its prepaid travel card

CaixaBank has issued more than 40,000 prepaid travel cards since its launch in 2024, driving growth in its consumer business and expanding its financial offerings focused on travelers.

Stellantis explores the Chinese market and studies agreements with Xiaomi and Xpeng to strengthen its European business

Stellantis met with Xiaomi and Xpeng to explore possible agreements that would strengthen their brands in Europe, in a context of challenges such as electrification, US tariffs, and the growth of Chinese vehicles in the European market.

Honda anticipates losses of up to $3.8 billion after canceling three electric vehicles

Honda anticipates losses of up to $3.8 billion after canceling three electric vehicle models due to the setback in the U.S. electric vehicle market, which has prompted a strategic shift within the company.

Huertas (Mapfre) warns of a possible revision of targets if inflation soars due to the war in Iran

Mapfre’s president calls for calm and assures that the company’s exposure to the Middle East is minimal, although he warns that they could revise their targets if inflation rises due to the war in Iran.

Funcas warns that inflation will exceed 4% in the coming months and will not start to decrease until June

Funcas forecasts that inflation will exceed 4% in the coming months and will not begin to decline until June. Additionally, it estimates that in 2026 inflation could close at 3.6%, the highest level since the start of the war in Ukraine.

Review of 'That Night': Clara Galle Gives Her All in an Uneven Vacation Thriller That Shines in Its Lightness

Netflix's series mixes comedy, tragedy, and madness, exploring the limits of unconditional love to the rhythm of bachata. Although uneven, it stands out for its freshness and Clara Galle's commitment.

Review of 'One Piece': Successes and Mistakes of an Adaptation with Much to Prove but Very Little Time to Do So

The second season of 'One Piece' on Netflix returns with the long-awaited live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime. The series shows strengths in its faithfulness to the original material, although it faces mistakes and time constraints that limit its ability to fully develop its potential.

'One Piece': When Does Season 3 Premiere on Netflix and Which Manga Arc Does It Adapt?

Season 3 of 'One Piece' on Netflix follows the release of the second season, continuing the adventures of Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates as they sail through the Grand Line, adapting new arcs from the original manga.

Oscars 2026: Where to stream all the nominated films, from 'The Sinners' to 'Sentimental Value' and 'Bugonia'

The 98th edition of the Oscars 2026 will be held on March 15th. Almost all the nominated films, such as 'The Sinners', 'Sentimental Value', and 'Bugonia', are already available on streaming platforms, giving viewers time to watch them before the ceremony.

Santiago Segura, radical with 'Torrente President': no trailer, poster, reviews, or premiere until today

The sixth installment of the Torrente saga, after 12 years without updates, arrives today in cinemas in Spain with an unusual promotional campaign, without a trailer, poster, reviews, or prior premiere.

'Dracula' by Luc Besson sweeps the board: where you can watch the movie that follows in the footsteps of 'Frankenstein'

Luc Besson’s new film, the director of hits like 'The Fifth Element' and 'Léon: The Professional,' has become an unexpected phenomenon on streaming platforms, standing out for its innovative vision that revisits the essence of classics like 'Frankenstein.'

This is ADAM, the Spanish robot that learns by observation to imitate human movements

Researchers at UC3M developed ADAM, a robot that learns by observing to imitate human movements. It is designed to perform household tasks and assist elderly people, promoting their autonomy and improving their quality of life.

WhatsApp prepares a radical change in the app: Meta AI will have its own tab and gain even more prominence

WhatsApp is testing a new exclusive tab for Meta AI, which will gather all the platform's artificial intelligence features, giving it greater visibility and prominence within the app.

LG Swing&Go Touch: a Smart TV designed to move, but not to be on the move

We tested the LG Swing&Go Touch, a 4K Smart TV on wheels that makes it easy to move around the home. We evaluated its design, image quality, and features, comparing it with the StanbyME to determine whether it justifies purchase over this similar model.

Google introduces Groundsource: Gemini can now predict floods up to 24 hours in advance

Groundsource, an AI tool developed by Google, uses historical data to predict urban floods up to 24 hours in advance, enhancing disaster response capabilities.

The iPhone 18 Pro Max Will Be Apple's Heaviest Phone, But This Change Hides an Improvement That Will Be Well Received

The iPhone 18 Pro Max will be Apple's heaviest and thickest phone due to a highly anticipated improvement by users, which justifies this change in the device's design.

The Spanish 'diamond' treatment that actresses use to rejuvenate their skin before the Oscars

Some celebrities like Julia Roberts and Beyoncé have tried this Spanish 'diamond' treatment, which offers an immediate lifting effect on the skin and also helps to relax the mind.

No Vitamins nor Coffee: Why Ashwagandha is Becoming the New Ally Against Spring Fatigue

Ashwagandha, a natural adaptogen, is gaining popularity as an alternative to combat spring fatigue, improving overall well-being without relying on vitamins or coffee.

David Callejo, doctor: "These four natural remedies have an efficacy similar to ibuprofen for menstrual pain"

Doctor David Callejo reveals four natural remedies that can relieve menstrual pain with an efficacy comparable to ibuprofen, offering simple and accessible solutions without the need for pharmaceutical medications.

The shoes Trump gives his advisors if they don’t like them: American-made and with a size chosen by eye

Close advisors to Trump have gone viral for wearing shoes that don’t fit them well. This is because Trump gifts American-made footwear without taking precise sizes into account, choosing by eye, which causes many to wear uncomfortable or ill-fitting shoes.

This is How Exosomes Are Changing Skincare, According to an Expert

David Fernández Polo, Scientific Manager at Paula’s Choice Spain, explains that exosomes are particles that promote cellular communication, enhancing skin regeneration and repair. Their use in cosmetics is revolutionizing facial care by boosting cell renewal and providing more effective and lasting results.

The exercise that strengthens the pelvic floor, prevents incontinence, and improves the postpartum stage

Hypopressive exercises, which combine postural and breathing techniques, are highly beneficial for women as they strengthen the pelvic floor, prevent incontinence, and promote recovery during the postpartum period.

María Lo’s Trick to Making a Fluffy Sponge Cake: "It’s Very Important to Quickly Beat the Eggs and Sugar When Beating Them Together"

María Lo, winner of 'MasterChef 10', reveals that for a fluffy sponge cake, it’s key to quickly beat the eggs and sugar together, ensuring an airy and light mixture.

Tender garlic or young garlic shoots, a more aromatic delicacy that is milder and less pungent than their older siblings

Young garlic shoots, or tender garlic, are a milder and less pungent variant of traditional garlic. They are mainly used in scrambled eggs or omelets, but can also be prepared roasted, in tempura, grilled, or barbecued, offering versatility in the kitchen.

The bakery located in a university neighborhood that makes the most famous puff pastry in Madrid

The bakery, located in a university neighborhood of Madrid, is known for its famous puff pastry, especially the mille-feuille with custard, one of its star products.

The Best Torrezno in Madrid: In a Tavern Open for Over 70 Years and Visited by Casillas

La Tienta, a tavern in Las Ventas open since 1952, is famous for its torreznos, considered the best in Madrid. This iconic place has even attracted notable figures like Iker Casillas, cementing its reputation as an essential classic of the city.

The Rise and Fall of René Redzepi, Noma Chef, Accused of Physically and Psychologically Abusing His Staff

René Redzepi, Danish chef and leader of the restaurant Noma, resigned after multiple allegations of physical and psychological abuse by former employees.

The restaurant in Aragón with 1 Repsol Sun and 6 dining tables: they have a menu that costs less than 40 euros

A restaurant in Teruel has been awarded 1 Repsol Sun at the latest Guía Repsol gala, joining the 22 establishments recognized in Aragón. It has only 6 tables and offers a menu that costs less than 40 euros.

The Paradores Reopening in 2026: From Medieval Castles to Renaissance Palaces

Several Paradores will complete their renovations in 2026 after months or years of work, reopening iconic hotels located in medieval castles and Renaissance palaces, offering guests unique experiences in restored historic settings.

A Journey Through Time in Europe's Best-Preserved Medieval Village

Located in Segovia, this medieval village is so well preserved that its streets and monuments allow you to imagine what life was like over 500 years ago.

The Boat Route Through the 'Burgos Fjords' That Is a Perfect Family Getaway for Spring

On the border between Castilla y León and the Basque Country, a river walk offers an experience similar to the Norwegian fjords, ideal for a family spring getaway, combining nature and unique scenery.

A New Parador Opens in a 16th-Century Castle with Stunning Views of the Mediterranean Sea

A new Parador has opened in a 16th-century castle, offering visitors stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. This accommodation combines history and modernity, providing a unique experience in an iconic and privileged setting.

The destination that 'Mirror' calls the 'new Benidorm' and is cheaper

The British media outlet 'Mirror' highlights a destination in Bulgaria by the Black Sea, comparing it to the popular tourist city of Benidorm, Alicante, but emphasizing that it is a more affordable option for travelers.

The 'Trevi Fountain' of Córdoba: a Baroque jewel with 139 spouts declared a National Monument

In the natural park of Córdoba, there is a Baroque jewel with 139 spouts, similar to Rome's Trevi Fountain, which has just been declared a National Monument for its historical and artistic value.

The Majestic Palace of Iran Declared a World Heritage Site That Has Suffered War Damage

The historic palace in Tehran, declared a World Heritage Site, suffered significant damage following bombings carried out by Israel and the United States, affecting this valuable Iranian heritage.

Why Does the Skin Literally Go Crazy? Key Tips to Avoid It

39% of the population suffers from hyperreactive skin, a problem that causes sensitivity and exaggerated reactions. Understanding the causes and adopting specific care routines are key to preventing flare-ups and maintaining healthy skin.

How to Wash Fruits and Vegetables to Avoid Pesticides: The Safest Ways to Do It

The simplest and most effective way to remove pesticides is to wash fruits and vegetables under running water. There are more complex methods that offer greater protection against pesticide residues.

A longevity expert: "Is using Bluetooth headphones like putting a microwave on your head?"

Many people fear that using Bluetooth headphones affects their brain, even comparing it to putting a microwave on their head. A longevity expert analyzes these concerns and offers their perspective on the real impact of this technology on brain health.

Doctors Agree: "Walking Twenty Minutes Every Day Is Already a Sufficient Change"

Walking daily for twenty minutes is a simple habit that improves physical and mental health, helping to stay fit and balance the mind according to doctors.

A Minimally Invasive Surgery on the Palate Reduces Snoring by Half in Adults

A study from the Clínica Universidad de Navarra reveals that a minimally invasive surgery on the palate reduces the intensity of snoring by half in adults, offering an effective and less invasive solution for this common problem.

100% of Spanish apples analyzed in a study contain at least one pesticide residue

A study revealed that all the Spanish apples analyzed contained at least one pesticide residue. At the European level, some fruits even had up to seven different residues, highlighting the widespread presence of pesticides in these fruits.

The Most Powerful Combustion Skoda Is Here: 272 HP, Plug-in Hybrid, and Zero Emissions Label

Skoda launches the most powerful version of the Superb Hatch, a plug-in hybrid that offers 272 HP (200 kW) and features the Zero Emissions label, combining high performance with efficiency and low emissions.

Is suffering a traffic accident on the way to work considered a work-related accident? This is what the law says

It is essential to know your rights if you suffer a traffic accident while going to or returning from work. The law establishes when these incidents can be considered work-related accidents, which affects the coverage and protection you receive as a worker.

Renault Bridger: the SUV that looks like a 'mini Defender' and could arrive in Europe

Renault unveils the Bridger, a compact SUV with an off-road design similar to the Defender. It is focused on electrification and raises expectations about its possible arrival in the European market.

Ruiz, an Engineer in Venezuela but a Truck Driver in Spain: "It was hard for me to let go of that in my mind"

Ruiz, an engineer in Venezuela, recounts her transition to becoming a truck driver in Spain at the age of 35. She explains the personal and professional difficulties of changing careers and how she has overcome prejudices and the challenge of accepting this new path in her life.

The Surprise the Civil Guard Got When Intercepting a Car for Speeding in Navarra

On February 21, the Civil Guard stopped a car for speeding on the AP-15 in Navarra. When searching the vehicle, they found more than 40 kg of drugs hidden inside.

Weekend Plans: Dreams of Illuminated Tutus, a Giant on Stage, and the LuzMadrid Festival

The weekend agenda includes the National Dance Company, performances by José María Pou, the LuzMadrid Festival, events that combine football and art, an opera by Benjamin Britten, and sculpture exhibitions at the ICO Museum.

Group assault on a 13-year-old girl in Pontevedra recorded on video under investigation

The police are investigating a group assault against a 13-year-old girl in Pontevedra, where five youths attacked her with punches and kicks, as well as pulling out locks of her hair. The incident was recorded on video.

The R3 of Rodalies expands its service and covers the section between Centelles and Ripoll

The R3 of Rodalies expands its service, now covering the section between Centelles and Ripoll. Renfe maintains an alternative road service to complement the rail service.

Two men arrested in Lloret de Mar for having 350 marijuana plants and 64,500 euros in cash

The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested two men, aged 40 and 46, in Lloret de Mar for an indoor plantation of 350 marijuana plants, with a complete infrastructure and tampered electrical supply. They also found 64,500 euros in cash.

Arrested for driving under the influence of cocaine and opiates with his 9-year-old daughter without a seatbelt or car seat

The National Police of Vigo-Redondela arrested a driver who was under the influence of cocaine and opiates. Additionally, he was carrying his 9-year-old daughter without a seatbelt or appropriate car seat, putting her road safety at risk.

The European Roller, an Endangered Species, Establishes Itself in the Girona Regions with 151 Hatchlings

The Coracias project, led by Endesa, has enabled 44 pairs of European rollers to nest in boxes installed on electrical towers in two natural parks in Girona, resulting in the laying of 209 eggs and the hatching of 151 chicks, thereby strengthening the population of this endangered species.

Catalonia will use drones to transport blood, medical supplies, and pharmaceuticals between hospitals starting this summer

Catalonia will implement drones this summer to transport blood, medical supplies, and medications between hospitals, reducing transport time from 75 to 40 minutes and decreasing sample degradation by up to 50%.

A stray bullet during a gang shootout killed the Alicante resident who was on his balcony

Silvio, a 59-year-old man of Colombian origin, died after being shot while he was on the balcony of his home in Alicante. The National Police are investigating the death, which occurred during a shootout between gangs.

Driver Investigated for Causing Serious Injuries to a Cyclist in A Coruña and Fleeing the Scene of the Accident

The Civil Guard is investigating a driver for a traffic safety offense following an accident in A Coruña in which a cyclist suffered serious injuries. The individual involved fled the scene after causing the incident, and authorities continue with the proceedings to clarify the facts.

Illa meets with the sector and defends that action has been taken "quickly" to contain the swine fever

The president highlights that the pork sector is strategic for the Catalan economy and reaffirms the Government's commitment to act swiftly and keep international markets open.

Ventcat alert activated due to strong wind gusts this Sunday in Catalonia

The Ventcat alert has been activated due to wind gusts that could reach up to 126 km/h in Ripollès (Girona), and snowfalls are expected above 1,200 meters in areas of the Pyrenees.

With Bags and Backpacks: New York Subway Riders Get Creative to Travel with Their Dogs

Since 2016, dogs are only allowed to travel on the New York subway inside a carrier. This has led users to use bags and backpacks specially designed to transport their pets and comply with the regulations.

An American Confuses a Spanish Word with an English Insult and Threatens a Streamer

An American man confused the Spanish word "amiga" with a racist insult in English and, not realizing the mistake, threatened a streamer.

MrBeast claims to have given away over 200 million on YouTube: "I've never calculated it"

MrBeast, famous for giving away large sums of money in his videos, states that he has handed out more than 200 million dollars throughout his YouTube career, although he admits he has never calculated the exact figure.

Bouba-Kiki Effect: Chicks Are Born Connecting Sounds and Shapes

Birds and mammals, by sharing a remote ancestor, show that the connection between sounds and shapes is an ancient sensory mechanism, present from birth and not exclusive to human language.

What Moro Soup Is and Why It Can Relieve Your Pet's Intestinal Discomfort

Moro soup is a homemade remedy that helps hydrate and protect the intestinal mucosa in pets with mild discomfort. However, it is important to identify severe signs that require urgent veterinary care.

This is How You Can Help an Adopted Dog Stay Alone Without Anxiety

Gradual adaptation to the new home and progressive absences are essential for an adopted dog to feel secure and reduce anxiety when left alone.

Your daily horoscope: Saturday, March 14, 2026

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Check the ONCE Cuponazo: Results

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Check EuroMillions: results for Friday, March 13

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Check Bonoloto: results for Friday, March 13, 2026

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What Happened to... José Bosingwa: He Lifted Two Champions League Titles with Two Different Clubs

José Bosingwa won the Champions League twice, first with Mourinho's Porto in 2004 and then with Chelsea in 2012, achieving a unique milestone with two different clubs.

If There Is Violence in Early Teen Relationships, It Will Continue Into Adulthood

Power dynamics and violence in early adolescent relationships tend to become entrenched, increasing the risk that abusive relationships will persist into adulthood.

Can the Iberian Lynx Save an Endangered Canary Islands Butterfly?

Experts are calling to classify the Capuchin butterfly, native to the Canary Islands, as "critically endangered" and propose a captive breeding program similar to the one successfully implemented for the Iberian lynx to prevent its extinction.

They Look Like New Zealand, But They Are in Spain: Landscapes That Will Take Your Breath Away

Although New Zealand is famous for its stunning glaciers, fjords, mountains, and lakes, Spain also offers equally breathtaking landscapes that capture natural beauty and leave a memorable impression on visitors.

These Famous Women Are the Most Powerful in the Zodiac

Black Horoscope presents a list of the strongest women in the Zodiac, highlighting the signs of celebrities like Julia Roberts, Taylor Swift, and Kim Kardashian. According to designer Diane von Fürstenberg, we all carry a Wonder Woman inside us, and this list invites you to discover if your sign is among the most powerful.

Airports That Have Lost Their Essence and Are Now Luxury Shopping Centers

Airports have evolved beyond their initial function, becoming spaces with luxury shops and restaurants, similar to small cities. However, some have completely lost their original essence, transforming into luxury shopping centers where air traffic takes a back seat.

Although It’s Not March 20, Early Signs That Spring Is Already Here

Although spring officially begins between March 20 and 21, early signs of its arrival are already being observed. Nature is starting to awaken, flowers are blooming, and the environment shows hints of the seasonal change, anticipating the end of winter before the marked date.

Foreign Ministry repatriates around 8,000 Spaniards from the Middle East due to the war in Iran: "It is the largest evacuation in history"

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, under the leadership of Albares, has coordinated the evacuation of approximately 8,000 Spaniards from the Middle East because of the war in Iran, using three military flights and ground transportation to safe countries for their return to Spain.

Embargoes, Stagnation, and Unemployment: This Was the 1973 Crisis, the First Time 'Black Gold' Was Used as a Weapon

In 1973, Arab countries used oil as an economic weapon, imposing embargoes that caused global stagnation and unemployment. This event demonstrated the power of "black gold" in a world still marked by nuclear fears, turning oil into an essential resource and a key political tool.

Sánchez is forced to concede with tax cuts and demands from sectors affected by the crisis

The PP, Junts, and PNV are pressuring the Government to reduce taxes. Although the left-wing allies are calling for a ban on evictions of vulnerable families, the Executive does not plan to include this measure in the decree, respecting Junts' opposition, which rejected this proposal in Congress last month.

St. Pedro releases his salsa version of Álex Ubago's 'Sin miedo a nada,' dancing alongside Chanel

St. Pedro released a salsa version of Álex Ubago's "Sin miedo a nada," accompanied by a music video where he dances alongside Chanel. Fans of both artists expressed their excitement and support for the collaboration on social media.

Strict Control in the United Arab Emirates: Prison Sentence or Fines of up to 50,000 Euros for Publishing Images of Iran's Attacks

In the United Arab Emirates, recording, reposting, or commenting on images related to Iran's attacks that could incite public opinion or affect public security is illegal, with prison sentences or fines of up to 50,000 euros.

Tension and Accusations Between Laporta and Font in a Final Debate for Barça’s Throne: "You Shot Yourself in the Foot with Haaland"

In the final FC Barcelona electoral debate, Joan Laporta and Víctor Font engaged in a tense and accusatory encounter. Laporta harshly criticized Font’s management, especially regarding the signing of Haaland, and both defended their proposals to lead the club, revealing clear differences about Barça’s sporting and economic future.

Íñigo Errejón's second complainant does not confirm her complaint: her lawyer says she suffered a panic attack

Íñigo Errejón's second complainant has not confirmed her complaint due to a panic attack caused by the process, according to her lawyer, Alfredo Arrién.

A Star Is Born: Jessie Buckley and All the Times She Broke the Fashion Game

Jessie Buckley, a prominent actress in Hollywood, never disappoints with her eclectic and bold style on the red carpet, establishing herself as a current fashion icon.

Madrid Looks Again to Its Forests: With Nearly 40 Million Annually, It Will Improve Their Condition, Prevent Fires, and Increase Income by Selling Wood

The Ministry of Environment launches the 'Madrid Forest' plan with 45 measures until 2030, allocating nearly 40 million annually to improve the forests, prevent fires, and boost income through wood sales.

Barrientos assures that the reason for the reconciliation between Kiko Rivera and Agustín Pantoja is "because of money"

The DJ's circle confirmed a conversation between Kiko Rivera and Agustín Pantoja, while Barrientos claims that their reconciliation is due to financial reasons.

Who is Gabriel of Luxembourg, the model prince turning 20 who was born from a forbidden love

Gabriel of Luxembourg, son of Louis, brother of the current Grand Duke, turns 20. He has two more siblings, and his birth was the result of an initially forbidden relationship, which has shaped his family history and his role as a prince in Luxembourg.

Arnaud Frion, the French non-commissioned officer who became the first European soldier killed in the military escalation in the Middle East

Arnaud Frion, a French non-commissioned officer, died this Thursday in an Iranian attack on a base in Iraq, becoming the first European soldier to die in the recent military escalation in the Middle East.

British Intelligence Believes Russia is Greatly Benefiting from the Iran War

London considers that Russia is reducing its dependence on Iranian Shahed drones in Ukraine while simultaneously increasing its income from oil sales, economically benefiting from the war in Iran.

A video captures the image of Israel's 'Iron Dome' intercepting Iranian missiles: "It's the most beautiful image of the entire war"

A video shows Israel's 'Iron Dome' intercepting Iranian missiles, standing out as an iconic image of the conflict. Although the United States claims to have significantly reduced much of Iran's military power, the attacks continue.

The EU criticizes Trump for lifting sanctions on Russian oil: "It affects European security"

The European Union considers the United States' decision to lift sanctions on Russian oil "very concerning," warning that this measure negatively impacts European security.

The President of Israel responds to Trump's criticism regarding the pardon of Netanyahu: "The dignity of Israel is not for sale"

The President of the United States has repeatedly requested a presidential pardon for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. In response, the President of Israel defended the country's dignity, stating that it is not for sale, thus rejecting Trump's criticisms on the matter.

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

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence to perform tasks. To get started, it is important to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and algorithms. It is also recommended to familiarize yourself with common tools and platforms, practice with simple projects, and stay updated on advancements and practical applications of AI.

Taz Skylar (Sanji in 'One Piece'): "We have kept the Canary Islands accent in the second season. There's no turning back"

The Spanish actor Taz Skylar premieres the second season of the 'One Piece' live-action series, maintaining the Canary Islands accent in his role as Sanji. He also stars in 'Cleaner: Vertical Rescue', a thriller directed by Martin Campbell.

The shopping center near Madrid that opens its doors today with four days of activities and many surprises

The new shopping park near Madrid will open its doors on Thursday, March 12, offering four days full of activities and surprises for visitors.

Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal, and Channing Tatum Among the Actors Presenting the Oscar Awards

The Oscar ceremony will take place on March 15 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles and will feature actors such as Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal, Channing Tatum, Javier Bardem, Demi Moore, and Zoe Saldaña, who will be presenting the awards.

Experts Agree: "The Break Between Artificial Manicures Is Not an Aesthetic Pause, but an Investment in Health"

Many women seek to always have perfect nails, but experts warn that it is crucial to give them a break between artificial manicures. This period is not only aesthetic but an investment in nail health to avoid damage and maintain their good condition.

Time Change 2026: Will It Be the Last Time We Move the Clock Hands?

Time changes are officially recorded in the Official State Gazette (BOE), with the last one scheduled for 2026, raising questions about whether it will be the final time clocks are adjusted.

Review of 'One Piece': successes and mistakes in an adaptation with much to prove but very little time to do so

The second season of 'One Piece' on Netflix continues the adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's iconic manga and anime, showing strengths in staying faithful to the original material, but also mistakes that highlight the time constraints in fully developing the story and its characters.

Changes in Income Tax: Deadlines, Deductions, and Those Exempt from Filing

The income tax campaign begins on April 8, and the deadline to submit the declaration ends on June 30. Changes in deadlines and deductions are established, in addition to specifying who is exempt from filing the declaration.

Francesc Miralles, expert in personal growth, on the life-changing movie: "Details affect happiness"

Francesc Miralles highlights the healing value of "Groundhog Day," calling it an iconic film that promotes personal growth and emphasizes how small details influence happiness.

The Barcelona Passage with Colorful Houses and a 19th-Century Atmosphere That Is an Oasis in the Heart of El Clot

This historic passage in Barcelona, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí. With 122 meters of working-class architecture and colorful houses, it offers a peaceful pedestrian environment that evokes the 19th century, becoming an oasis of calm in the city.

Coaches agree: "The Bulgarian split squat is great, but if you want to see muscle progress week by week, it's better on the Smith machine"

A coach points out that although the Bulgarian split squat is popular for working the legs and glutes, performing it on the Smith machine can offer better results and more consistent muscle progress week by week.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: Here’s How You Can Find Out if You’ll Owe Taxes or Get a Refund

A simulator accessible without Cl@ve or digital certificate allows you to anticipate the result of the 2025 Income Tax return, informing you whether you will have to pay or receive a refund from the tax authorities.

When is Father's Day celebrated in Spain and in which autonomous communities is it a holiday?

Father's Day in Spain is celebrated on March 19th. Only five autonomous communities consider it a holiday, granting a day off work, while in the rest of the country it is a regular working day.

Trump threatens to hit Iran’s Kharg Island oil network if shipping lanes remain blocked

Former President Trump warned of targeting Iran’s Kharg Island oil facilities if it continues blocking vital shipping lanes. The threat comes amid escalating tensions over maritime navigation and regional security concerns. Trump’s remarks underscore a strong stance against Iran’s interference in international oil transport routes.

Kharg Island, struck by US, is key hub for Iran oil exports

Kharg Island, a crucial hub for Iran's oil exports, was recently targeted by the US. The island plays a vital role in Iran's petroleum industry, facilitating the shipment of oil to global markets. The strike underscores rising tensions and has potential impacts on Iran's oil export capabilities and regional stability.

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Iran’s new supreme leader wounded, likely disfigured, Hegseth says

Fox News host Pete Hegseth claimed that Iran’s new supreme leader was wounded and likely disfigured. The report is based on unconfirmed information amid ongoing tensions in Iran. No official statements have been made regarding the leader’s condition.

Exclusive—With Iran war exit elusive, Trump aides vie to affect outcome

As the U.S. seeks a resolution to the Iran conflict, key aides of former President Trump are actively trying to influence the negotiation outcomes. Despite efforts, exiting the war remains uncertain due to complex diplomatic and strategic challenges, with various factions within the administration pushing different approaches to shape Iran policy and secure a favorable end.

Tighter checks disrupt Brazilian soybean exports to China

Stricter inspection measures imposed by China have caused delays and disruptions in Brazilian soybean exports. The increased checks aim to address quality and safety concerns but have impacted shipment schedules and raised costs for exporters. This development may affect Brazil's soybean trade dynamics and supply chains between the two countries.

US expands Venezuela sanctions waivers in move to boost fertilizer exports and electricity investment

The US has expanded sanctions waivers on Venezuela to enable increased fertilizer exports and encourage investment in the nation’s electricity sector. This initiative aims to enhance food security and stabilize the power supply in Venezuela despite ongoing political tensions and economic difficulties. It represents Washington’s attempt to address humanitarian concerns while continuing to apply pressure on the Venezuelan government.

Oil prices surge to two-week winning streak as Iran supply fears grip markets

Oil prices have risen for two consecutive weeks, driven by concerns over potential supply disruptions from Iran. Market fears stem from geopolitical tensions and possible sanctions affecting Iranian oil exports, tightening global supply. This has boosted prices despite mixed economic indicators, as traders prioritize supply risks amid ongoing uncertainties in the Middle East.

Crude futures turn positive on continued Hormuz closure

Crude oil futures rose as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, limiting global oil supply. The disruption has raised concerns over energy availability, prompting gains in oil prices amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the region. Traders are closely monitoring developments as the blockade affects key shipping routes for crude exports.

Gold set for a two-week losing run as spiking oil prices spur inflation concerns

Gold prices are poised for a second consecutive weekly decline as rising oil prices heighten inflation fears. The surge in energy costs fuels expectations of tighter monetary policy, reducing gold's appeal as an inflation hedge. Investors remain cautious amid growing concerns over inflationary pressures and their impact on economic growth and central bank actions.

Booking, Expedia face margin pressure from AI agents, Bernstein says

Bernstein warns that AI agents could pressure profit margins for online travel giants Booking and Expedia. As AI-driven booking tools gain popularity, these platforms may face increased competition and pricing challenges, potentially reducing their earnings. The shift toward AI-powered services is reshaping the travel industry landscape.

US, Japan agree on their roles in potential nuclear power project, Westinghouse says

The US and Japan have agreed on their respective roles in a potential nuclear power project, according to Westinghouse. The collaboration aims to advance nuclear energy development, leveraging each country's strengths to enhance safety and technology in the sector. Details on the project's scope and timeline remain forthcoming as discussions continue.

Auto groups urge Trump to keep Chinese carmakers out of US

Major U.S. auto industry groups have urged President Trump to block Chinese automakers from entering the U.S. market, citing national security and unfair trade practices. They argue Chinese companies benefit from government subsidies and pose a threat to American jobs and intellectual property. The groups call for stricter regulations and protections to maintain a level playing field in the automotive sector.

Storms cut power to over 1 million customers in US Midwest, Mid-Atlantic; Ohio hardest hit

Severe storms caused power outages for over 1 million customers across the US Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions, with Ohio experiencing the most significant impact. Utilities are working to restore electricity as strong winds and heavy rain continue to affect the area, disrupting homes and businesses. Authorities urge caution as cleanup and repair efforts proceed.

Exclusive - Meta plans sweeping layoffs as AI costs mount

Meta is preparing large-scale layoffs due to rising expenses associated with artificial intelligence development. The company aims to reduce costs amid slowing revenue growth and increased investment in AI technologies. These cuts reflect a broader industry trend of tech firms adjusting workforce sizes in response to economic pressures and evolving business priorities.

BP revises Whiting oil refinery contract offer after union members reject proposal

BP has updated its contract offer for workers at its Whiting refinery following rejection by union members. The revised proposal aims to address concerns raised during negotiations, seeking to avoid a strike and ensure continued refinery operations. Both BP and the union remain engaged in discussions to reach a mutually acceptable agreement.

Wall Street posts three-week losing streak as Iran war batters sentiment

Wall Street experienced its third consecutive weekly decline amid rising tensions and conflict involving Iran. Investor sentiment was weighed down by fears of a broader regional war, leading to cautious trading and increased market volatility. The geopolitical uncertainty overshadowed corporate earnings and economic data, prompting declines across major indices and signaling increased risk aversion among market participants.

Apple MacBook Neo emerges as company’s most repairable laptop in more than a decade

Apple’s new MacBook Neo is praised as the most repairable laptop the company has produced in over ten years. With modular components and easier access to internal parts, it marks a shift towards sustainability and user-friendly design, addressing previous criticism of Apple’s repair restrictions. This move may enhance device longevity and reduce electronic waste.

Spirit Airlines to shrink fleet to one-third of pre-bankruptcy size

Spirit Airlines plans to reduce its fleet to about one-third of its size before bankruptcy. The move aims to streamline operations and improve financial stability as the airline restructures. This significant downsizing reflects efforts to adapt to market challenges and enhance long-term viability.

Stellantis wins dismissal of shareholder lawsuit in US over 'channel stuffing'

Stellantis has successfully secured the dismissal of a US shareholder lawsuit accusing the automaker of "channel stuffing," a practice of inflating sales figures by pushing dealers to buy more vehicles than needed. The court ruled in favor of Stellantis, rejecting claims of misleading investors and concluding there was insufficient evidence to proceed with the case.

German corporate insolvencies reach highest level since 2014

German corporate insolvencies have surged to their highest point since 2014, driven by ongoing economic challenges including inflation, supply chain disruptions, and rising energy costs. The increase signals mounting financial stress among businesses, particularly in manufacturing and retail sectors, posing risks to economic stability and recovery efforts in Germany.

US job openings rise in January, but hiring tepid

US job openings increased in January, indicating strong labor demand, but hiring growth remained modest. Employers showed caution amid economic uncertainties, leading to slower than expected job gains despite more available positions. The data suggests businesses are hesitant to expand payrolls aggressively even as vacancies rise.

Job openings surpass expectations as labor market remains robust

Job openings have exceeded forecasts, indicating continued strength in the labor market. This resilience suggests that despite economic uncertainties, employers remain confident in hiring. The data reflects sustained demand for workers across various sectors, signaling a positive outlook for employment and economic growth.

Consumer sentiment dips slightly but beats expectations

Consumer sentiment experienced a slight decline but still surpassed analyst expectations. Despite some concerns about inflation and economic uncertainty, confidence remains relatively strong. Factors such as stable employment and wage growth helped sustain positive outlooks, indicating resilience in household spending and economic activity.

US core capital goods orders unexpectedly flat in January

US core capital goods orders, a key measure of business investment excluding aircraft, remained unchanged in January, defying expectations of growth. This flat reading suggests cautious business spending amid economic uncertainties, contrasting with the prior month's increase. The data indicates that companies may be holding back on new equipment purchases as they assess market conditions.

U.S. core PCE rises 3.1% year-on-year in January

The U.S. core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, excluding food and energy, rose 3.1% year-on-year in January. This increase reflects steady inflation pressures, influencing Federal Reserve policy decisions amid ongoing economic recovery efforts.

US fourth-quarter GDP growth revised down to 0.7%

The US Commerce Department revised the fourth-quarter GDP growth to 0.7%, down from the initial estimate of 1.1%. The revision reflects slower consumer spending and weaker business investment, indicating a cooling economy as inflation and interest rate concerns persist.

Core PCE Price Index Holds Steady, Matching Forecasts and Previous Data

The Core PCE Price Index remained unchanged in the latest report, aligning with forecasts and prior readings. This indicates persistent inflation pressures at the core level, which excludes food and energy prices. The steady index suggests that underlying price increases are stable, impacting economic policy decisions and market expectations regarding future inflation trends.

U.S. GDP Growth Slows to 0.7%, Misses Expectations

U.S. GDP growth slowed to 0.7% in the latest quarter, falling short of analysts' predictions. The slowdown reflects reduced consumer spending and business investment, signaling economic challenges ahead. Despite the modest growth, the job market remains resilient, but concerns about inflation and global uncertainties persist.

Durable Goods Orders Stall, Missing Forecasts and Previous Gains

Durable goods orders unexpectedly fell in the latest report, missing analyst forecasts and reversing previous gains. The decline signals weakening demand in the manufacturing sector, raising concerns about the broader economic outlook. Industries impacted include transportation and machinery, highlighting potential challenges ahead for industrial production and investment.

Bernstein: Human oversight remains critical despite rapid AI coding integration

Bernstein emphasizes that despite the swift adoption of AI in coding, human oversight is essential to ensure accuracy, security, and ethical considerations. AI tools can enhance productivity but cannot fully replace human judgment, especially in complex or sensitive programming tasks. Maintaining human involvement helps mitigate risks associated with AI errors and biases in software development.

Booming Taiwan can well afford more military spending, president says

Taiwan’s president emphasized the country’s robust economy enables increased military spending to strengthen defense amid regional tensions. She highlighted the need to safeguard Taiwan’s security and sovereignty while maintaining economic growth.

BCA Research warns of ‘sticky’ inflation, downgrades stocks to underweight

BCA Research highlights persistent inflation risks, which could keep prices elevated longer than expected. Due to this, they have downgraded their stock market outlook to underweight, anticipating slower economic growth and tighter monetary policies ahead. This cautious stance reflects concerns over inflation's impact on corporate profits and market valuations.

Ecuador trade deal: Trump administration targets lower food and tech levies

The Trump administration aims to secure a trade agreement with Ecuador that lowers tariffs on food and technology products. The deal is intended to boost bilateral trade, benefiting U.S. exporters by reducing costs and opening new market opportunities in Ecuador. Negotiations focus on eliminating levies to enhance competitiveness and support economic growth for both countries.

US Commerce Department withdraws planned rule on AI chip exports

The US Commerce Department has withdrawn its planned rule to restrict exports of advanced AI chips, citing concerns about its impact on the domestic technology industry. The decision reflects feedback from stakeholders worried that the restrictions could hinder US companies' competitiveness in the global AI market. The department will revisit the policy with additional input before proposing new regulations.

Trump administration set to receive $10 billion ‘fee’ for brokering TikTok deal

The Trump administration is expected to receive a $10 billion “fee” as part of its involvement in brokering a deal for TikTok. This arrangement comes amid ongoing tensions over the app’s ownership and data security concerns raised by the U.S. government. The payment reflects the administration’s role in facilitating negotiations between TikTok’s parent company and U.S. firms.

Commerce Dept. quietly withdraws proposed rule on global AI chip exports

The U.S. Commerce Department has withdrawn a proposed rule that would have tightened export controls on AI chips globally. The move, made quietly, suggests a shift in approach toward regulating advanced technologies amid concerns over competitiveness and national security. The withdrawal delays stricter export limits intended to curb adversaries' access to cutting-edge AI hardware.

Trump levels Iranian military sites on Kharg Island; spares oil terminals

In a targeted strike, Trump ordered attacks on Iranian military installations on Kharg Island, a strategic location in the Persian Gulf. Notably, oil terminals on the island were left untouched, signaling a focus on military rather than economic targets. The move escalates tensions between the U.S. and Iran amid ongoing regional conflicts.

Powell’s attorneys discussed the possibility of his remaining on Fed board

Powell’s lawyers explored the option of him staying on the Federal Reserve board amid political debates. Discussions focused on navigating his tenure and potential confirmation challenges to ensure his continued role in guiding monetary policy.

Federal Reserve turned to Biden special prosecutor in DOJ subpoena fight

The Federal Reserve enlisted a special prosecutor appointed by President Biden in its legal battle with the DOJ over a subpoena. This move highlights tensions between the Fed and the Justice Department as they dispute the scope and legitimacy of the subpoena, reflecting broader conflicts over oversight and information-sharing between federal agencies.

Bitcoin heads for weekly gain as U.S. regulatory cheer offsets Iran war concerns

Bitcoin is set to post a weekly gain as positive U.S. regulatory news boosts investor confidence. This optimism offsets worries about escalating tensions in Iran, which had previously pressured the crypto market. The regulatory clarity in the U.S. is seen as a key factor sustaining Bitcoin’s upward momentum despite geopolitical uncertainties.

Tether CIO Richard Heathcote steps down, replaced by Zachary Lyons

Richard Heathcote has stepped down as Tether's Chief Investment Officer. He is succeeded by Zachary Lyons, who will now oversee Tether's investment strategies and asset management. The leadership change aims to support Tether’s growth and enhance its financial operations.

Bitcoin ticks up as crypto continues to shrug off Middle East conflict

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have shown resilience amid ongoing Middle East tensions. Despite geopolitical concerns, crypto markets remain stable or slightly positive, reflecting growing investor confidence and the sector's maturing response to global events. This trend highlights cryptocurrencies' evolving role as alternative assets less influenced by traditional geopolitical risks.

BTCC TradFi Hits Record Single-Day Volume of $60M in Gold and $33M in Oil Amid Geopolitical Tensions

BTCC TradFi recorded a historic single-day trading volume, with $60 million in gold and $33 million in oil, driven by escalating geopolitical tensions. The surge reflects increased investor demand for traditional commodities as safe-haven assets during uncertain times. This milestone highlights BTCC's growing influence in commodity trading markets amid global instability.

Bybit Launches All-New Rewards Hub, Reimagining the Trading Rewards Experience

Bybit has introduced its new Rewards Hub, enhancing the trading rewards system to offer users a more engaging and flexible experience. The platform consolidates various promotional activities, making it easier for traders to access and manage rewards. This revamp aims to boost user participation and satisfaction by providing streamlined access to bonuses, rewards, and exclusive offers in one centralized location.

Crypto trading bot Banana Gun clears $8B in annualized volume

Crypto trading bot Banana Gun has surpassed $8 billion in annualized trading volume, highlighting its growing popularity among traders. The bot uses advanced algorithms to execute trades efficiently, attracting a large user base seeking automated solutions in the crypto market. Its success reflects increasing adoption of AI-driven tools in digital asset trading.

PrimeXBT Launches PXTrader 2.0, Bringing Crypto and Traditional Markets into One Trading Platform

PrimeXBT has launched PXTrader 2.0, an upgraded trading platform integrating cryptocurrency and traditional markets. The new version offers enhanced tools, a user-friendly interface, and improved speed and security, aiming to provide traders with a seamless trading experience across multiple asset classes in one place.

This chart could spell trouble for crypto and Bitcoin bulls

A recent chart highlights bearish signals for crypto and Bitcoin, suggesting potential price declines. Indicators show weakening momentum and increased selling pressure, raising concerns for investors. Market volatility and external economic factors may further challenge bullish trends, prompting caution among traders.

Bybit EU Leads Paris Blockchain Week 2026 as Title Sponsor; CEO Ben Zhou to Take the Stage

Bybit EU is the title sponsor of Paris Blockchain Week 2026, showcasing its increasing influence in the European crypto market. CEO Ben Zhou will also participate as a speaker, sharing insights on industry trends and Bybit's vision. The event aims to bring together leading blockchain experts and innovators to discuss advancements and future opportunities in the crypto space.

BYDFi Perpetual Futures Data Now Live on TradingView

BYDFi's perpetual futures trading data is now available on TradingView, enhancing access to real-time market information. Traders can leverage TradingView’s advanced charting tools for improved analysis and decision-making on BYDFi’s platform. This integration aims to expand BYDFi’s visibility and provide users with seamless, efficient trading experiences through a well-known and widely used financial charting platform.

BP to develop major Kaskida field in first new Gulf project in 16 years

BP plans to develop the Kaskida oil field, marking its first new Gulf of Mexico project in 16 years. The move underscores BP's commitment to expanding offshore production and leveraging advanced technologies to tap into deepwater resources, aiming to boost output and meet growing energy demands.

Anduril’s $20 billion U.S. Army win offers ‘positive read-through’ for Palantir

Anduril secured a $20 billion contract with the U.S. Army, marking a significant victory in defense technology. This win is seen as a positive indicator for Palantir, suggesting strong market potential and promising opportunities ahead for the defense tech sector.

Satya Nadella: Microsoft is first cloud to validate NVIDIA Vera Rubin chips

Microsoft is the first cloud provider to validate NVIDIA's Vera Rubin chips, which are designed to accelerate AI workloads. Satya Nadella highlighted this collaboration as a key step in enhancing Microsoft's Azure AI capabilities, enabling faster and more efficient processing for large-scale AI applications. This partnership aims to drive innovation and maintain Microsoft's competitive edge in cloud-based AI services.

Marriott takes over Kapalua Bay resort, plans St. Regis rebrand

Marriott International has acquired the Kapalua Bay resort in Maui and announced plans to rebrand it as a St. Regis property. The move aims to elevate the luxury experience for guests, leveraging the St. Regis brand’s reputation. Renovations and updates are expected to align the resort with St. Regis standards, targeting affluent travelers seeking premium accommodations in Hawaii.

Meta prepares for 20% workforce reduction to offset $600 billion AI investment

Meta is planning to reduce its workforce by 20% as part of cost-saving measures while heavily investing in artificial intelligence, committing approximately $600 billion towards AI development to remain competitive in the evolving tech landscape.

Cathie Wood’s ARK stock trades highlight CRISPR buys, 10x Genomics sells

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest increased holdings in CRISPR-related stocks while reducing shares of 10x Genomics. The trades reflect ARK’s focus on gene editing technologies, betting on growth in CRISPR companies amid evolving market dynamics and shifting investment priorities.

Thomson Reuters files for $605M capital return, share consolidation

Thomson Reuters announced plans to return $605 million to shareholders and consolidate its shares. The capital return aims to optimize the company's capital structure and enhance shareholder value. Details on the share consolidation ratio and timing were not disclosed. This move reflects the firm's strategy to improve financial flexibility amid market developments.

Austin Scott sells shares in GE Aerospace and GE Vernova from his IRA

Austin Scott has sold shares in GE Aerospace and GE Vernova from his individual retirement account (IRA). The transactions represent adjustments to his investment portfolio involving these General Electric subsidiaries. Details regarding the timing and value of the sales have not been disclosed.

Julia Letlow of LA05 makes significant stock transactions in Merrill Lynch account

Julia Letlow, representative of Louisiana's 5th district, executed notable stock trades through her Merrill Lynch account. The transactions, reflecting active portfolio management, have sparked interest regarding potential conflicts of interest amid her legislative role. Details of the trades and their timing highlight ongoing discussions about transparency and ethics for members of Congress.

Mike Kelly makes significant trades in government securities, details revealed

Mike Kelly recently conducted notable trades in government securities, sparking interest among investors and analysts. Details of the transactions, including the types of securities and trade volumes, have been disclosed, shedding light on Kelly's investment strategies and market outlook. These moves could influence market trends and reflect confidence in government-backed financial instruments.