News Summary - 03/15/2026

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BBC visits aftermath of Israeli strike on Lebanon that killed family as IDF targets Hezbollah

The BBC visited the site of an Israeli strike in Lebanon that killed a family. Relatives insist the victims were civilians, not Hezbollah operatives, while the Israel Defense Forces maintain the attack targeted "terrorist infrastructure" linked to Hezbollah.

Trump urges UK and other nations to send warships to Strait of Hormuz

President Trump calls on the UK, China, France, Japan, and South Korea to deploy warships to the Strait of Hormuz to protect the vital oil shipping route amid regional tensions.

Three more Iran football team members change minds over asylum

Four of seven members of the Iranian women's football delegation who initially sought asylum in Australia have decided to return to Iran, reversing their earlier choice.

'Gruesome' war bets fuel calls for crackdown on prediction markets

Prediction markets have seen millions wagered on outcomes related to the war in Iran, sparking ethical concerns and calls for tighter regulations to prevent exploitation of conflict for profit.

Cuban protesters ransack Communist office as energy crisis deepens

Rising frustration in Cuba over recurring blackouts, food, fuel, and medicine shortages, worsened by the US blockade, has led protesters to ransack a Communist Party office amid the deepening energy crisis.

France take title with thrilling last-gasp win over England

France secured their third Six Nations title in five years with a dramatic last-minute kick from Thomas Ramos, clinching a nail-biting 9-4 victory over England in Paris.

Russia exploiting Iran war, Zelensky says after fresh bombardment

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed concern about the dwindling supply of air-defense missiles following a heavy overnight attack that killed at least five people. He suggested Russia is taking advantage of the conflict involving Iran to escalate its attacks.

Iraq taking private plane to Mexico for World Cup play-off

Iraq will fly to Mexico by private plane for their World Cup play-off match despite coach Graham Arnold's requests to postpone it due to the escalating US-Israeli conflict with Iran, according to Iraq FA president Adnan Dirjal.

Treasure hunter freed from prison after refusing to turn over shipwreck gold

Tommy Thompson was imprisoned for over ten years for refusing to reveal the location of 500 missing gold coins from a shipwreck.

Medvedev stuns Alcaraz to set up Sinner final

Jannik Sinner defeated Alexander Zverev 6-2, 6-4 to reach his first Indian Wells final. Daniil Medvedev ended Carlos Alcaraz's winning streak, setting up a final between Medvedev and Sinner.

Hamas urges key ally Iran to halt attacks on Gulf states

Hamas called on its ally Iran to stop attacks against Gulf states, while affirming Tehran's right to defend itself from perceived aggression by the US and Israel.

German philosopher and social critic Jürgen Habermas dies at 96

Jürgen Habermas, a leading post-war German philosopher and social critic known for connecting philosophy with political activism, has passed away at 96. His influential work shaped contemporary thought on democracy and society.

Rescuers blame weather and 'underprepared skiers' for rise in Alps avalanche deaths

The BBC reports from the French Alps, highlighting that over 100 skiers have died this season due to avalanches. Rescuers attribute the rise in fatalities to challenging weather conditions and a lack of preparation among skiers.

Explosion at Amsterdam Jewish school 'a deliberate attack' says mayor

Security was heightened at Jewish public institutions after an earlier incident in Rotterdam, following an explosion at an Amsterdam Jewish school deemed a deliberate attack by the mayor.

Kennedy Center head steps down after tumultuous year

The head of the Kennedy Center, an ally of Trump, has stepped down amid a tumultuous year. The departure occurs as the center prepares to close for a two-year renovation.

'Hate-watch classic' War of the Worlds sweeps Razzie Awards

Ice Cube’s alien invasion film "War of the Worlds" dominated the Razzie Awards, winning five awards that highlight the worst movies of the year.

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

US reinforcements, including Marines and warships from an amphibious ready group normally based in Japan, are being redeployed to the Middle East, according to an official cited by CBS.

LA asks for investigation into 2028 Olympics chief over Epstein ties

The Los Angeles city council unanimously voted to investigate Casey Wasserman, the head of the 2028 Olympics, following his appearance in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Charges dropped against teens whose teacher died during toilet paper prank

Charges were dropped against the teens involved in a toilet paper prank after the teacher's death. The teacher's family requested the dismissal of charges to avoid negatively impacting the students' futures.

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

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

Oscars 2026: What to expect and who will win

Sinners, One Battle After Another, and Hamnet are the leading contenders for Hollywood's top honor at the Oscars ceremony on Sunday.

The women bringing chess into the 21st Century - with 'bullet' matches and viral videos

Women content creators are revitalizing chess by using fast-paced 'bullet' matches and engaging viral videos, transforming its reputation from an "old man's game" to a dynamic, digital-age pastime.

Will Trump help or hinder Zimbabwe's white farmers in their compensation battle?

Zimbabwe's white farmers have hired a lobbying firm connected to President Trump to advocate for their compensation claims.

My Letter to My Dead Daughter – After Forgiving the Man Who Killed Her

Ann Grosmaire's mother shares her journey of forgiveness and healing after her 19-year-old daughter was fatally shot by her boyfriend. She explains how restorative justice helped her find peace by confronting the perpetrator and seeking understanding rather than vengeance.

Why has the US targeted Iran's Kharg Island?

Kharg Island hosts a vital part of Iran's energy infrastructure, making it a strategic target for the US in efforts to pressure Iran's oil exports and economy.

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

Dubai, long seen as a safe and attractive destination for expats, tourists, and influencers, is now facing challenges that question its flawless reputation. Despite concerns, many still believe its appeal and stability remain intact.

Under drone fire, exiled Kurds wait to confront Iranian regime

Kurdish fighters in Iraq report being targeted by drone attacks from Tehran but express their determination, stating they are "ready to go home" to confront the Iranian regime despite the risks.

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

Xi's ongoing corruption purge targets millions of officials, driven by his ruthless effort to enforce absolute loyalty and consolidate total control over the military. Critics argue the campaign extends beyond fighting corruption, aiming to eliminate dissent and strengthen his grip on power.

Iranians react to new supreme leader's first address

Iranians are expressing confusion and skepticism about who holds true power after Mojtaba Khamenei's initial speech was delivered through a presenter on state TV, raising questions about the leadership's transparency and authority.

Gazans urged to shelter as sandstorm turns skies orange

Displaced Palestinians in Gaza were advised to secure their tents to avoid damage as a sandstorm swept through the area, turning the skies orange and creating hazardous conditions.

Watch: Why Kharg Island is a lifeline for Iran

BBC Security Brief's Mikey Kay explains Kharg Island's strategic significance for Iran, highlighting its role as a crucial oil export hub and military outpost that bolsters Tehran's regional influence and economic resilience.

Video shows moment point-blank gunshot misses Indian politician

Senior Kashmir leader Farooq Abdullah narrowly escaped harm when a point-blank gunshot missed him. The attacker was immediately apprehended, and Abdullah remained unhurt during the incident.

Volcanic fragments rain down as Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted, sending ash, pumice, and volcanic glass fragments into nearby communities. The eruption led to highway closures and the evacuation of tourists for safety.

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

BBC's North America editor Sarah Smith spoke with Gold Star mother Lynn, who lost her son in the Iraq War, and veteran Jeremy about their concerns and perspectives regarding the possibility of a war with Iran, reflecting on their personal losses and military experiences.

US Pressure on Allies and China to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz as Iran Bombards Targets in Multiple Countries

The US is intensifying pressure on allies and China to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for energy trade, following Iranian attacks on targets in several countries. Tensions are rising with bombings and an escalation of the conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran, expanding the confrontation in the Middle East.

Trump bombards Kharg Island, Iran's oil hub, which threatens to destroy U.S. energy infrastructure

The President of the United States claims to have completely destroyed all military targets on Kharg Island, a key oil site in Iran, in response to threats against U.S. energy infrastructure.

Trump was warned about the risk of Iran blocking the Strait of Hormuz and still decided to attack, according to 'The Wall Street Journal'

Trump was informed about the risk that Iran would block the Strait of Hormuz, but he believed that Tehran would surrender beforehand and that the U.S. military could prevent any closure, so he decided to proceed with the attack.

France says 'no' to Trump: will keep its aircraft carrier and frigates in the eastern Mediterranean and they will not go to Hormuz

France reaffirms its defensive and protective stance, ruling out sending its aircraft carrier and frigates to the Strait of Hormuz, and keeping them in the eastern Mediterranean, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs which urges to stop spreading panic.

Iran Pressures the Iron Dome with Its Cluster Bombs: This Is How This Banned Weapon That Challenges the Israelis Works

Neither Iran nor Israel has ratified the Convention on Cluster Munitions, which prohibits their use, production, storage, and transfer. This allows both nations to continue using these controversial weapons, complicating Israeli defense with the Iron Dome and increasing tensions in the region.

Tension Between the UK and the US Amidst the Iran War: From Trump’s Mockery of Starmer to Sanctions on Putin’s Oil

London maintains the ban on Russian oil despite Trump’s announcement, generating tensions with Washington after a week of disagreements.

Trump claims that Iran is "completely defeated" and "wants a deal"

Trump stated that Iran is "completely defeated" and is seeking a deal, although he clarified that he would not accept the conditions proposed by the Islamic country.

The Government Considers Lowering the VAT on Electricity to Curb Prices Amid the Crisis Caused by the Iran War

The third vice president and Minister for the Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen, has indicated that the Government is considering reducing the VAT on electricity as a fiscal measure to curb price volatility caused by tensions in the Middle East.

Honeymoon Odyssey for Carolina and Esteban Due to the Iran War: Trapped 26 Days in Dubai and Escorted Back to Spain

Esteban Vigo and Carolina Bonal departed from Madrid on February 16 for their honeymoon but were trapped for 26 days in Dubai due to the war in Iran. Finally, they returned to Spain on March 14 with an escort after an unexpected odyssey.

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

Hatta Energy, the fourth largest fuel distributor in Spain, has halted its operations this Friday, leaving 11 million liters without supply and affecting 570 service stations. This stoppage is due to a tax office failure that has impacted distribution in the country.

Iran attacks Citibank branches in the Gulf in retaliation for attacks on its banks

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard attacked "key targets" at three U.S. airbases in the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar, in retaliation for the attacks suffered by its banks.

Rumors about the condition of Mojtaba Jamenei: he is in a coma, has lost his legs, or is not even aware that his country is at war

Mojtaba Jamenei, the supreme leader, is reportedly hospitalized at Tehran’s Sina University Hospital under strict security measures, sparking rumors about his health condition, including being in a coma, having his legs amputated, or being disconnected from the reality of the war in his country.

The troubled live connection of Silvia Guerra, TVE's special correspondent in Iran: "Sorry, it's just that I have a cat..."

Silvia Guerra, TVE's special correspondent in Iran, had to interrupt her live segment on Canal 24 horas due to the persistent interruption of a cat, creating an unexpected situation during the broadcast.

Actress Gemma Cuervo Dies at 91 Years Old

The family of veteran actress Gemma Cuervo has confirmed her passing at the age of 91.

Antonio Pagudo, Javi in 'La que se avecina', finds out about Gemma Cuervo's death through the press: "What are you telling me?"

Antonio Pagudo, known for his role in 'La que se avecina', learned about the passing of his colleague Gemma Cuervo while attending the closing ceremony of the Málaga Festival, surprising the actor upon discovering the news through the press.

The emotional reaction of Cayetana Guillén Cuervo after the death of her mother, Gemma Cuervo: speechless

Actress Cayetana Guillén Cuervo has shown herself emotional and speechless after the death of her mother, Gemma Cuervo, known for her role in "Aquí no hay quien viva." Gemma passed away at the age of 91, leaving a deep impact on her family and followers.

Thousands of Chinese Fishing Boats Are Organizing Geometrically: Experts Warn of an Imminent Regional Conflict

China is reportedly testing the mobilization of fishing boats arranged in geometric formations, which could facilitate military operations such as blockades or invasions, especially toward Taiwan or in disputes with Japan, raising concerns about a potential regional conflict.

2026 Chinese GP, Live: Latest Updates and Results for Alonso and Sainz in the Second Race of the Season

Kimi Antonelli holds pole position in the second race of the Formula 1 season, while Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz start from the back of the grid.

An investigation reveals the identity of the street artist Banksy "beyond doubt"

An investigation claims that Banksy is Robin Gunningham, who allegedly changed his name to David Jones to maintain anonymity.

The Drama of Natascha Kampusch, 20 Years After Being Freed: "It's Like I'm in a Prison"

Twenty years after her release, Natascha Kampusch lives away from the camera and in an introspective state, according to her sister. Although she was rescued, her reality still feels like a prison, marked by the trauma that keeps her almost always in her own world.

The Tax Office's Bill if Your Parents Help You Buy Your First Home: How It Changes Depending on Your Autonomous Community

This year, financial institutions will report to the Tax Office on bank transactions exceeding 25,000 euros annually made by individuals, affecting how parental financial assistance for home purchases is declared and taxed depending on the autonomous community.

The "two-hour rule" you should apply for going to the bathroom, according to a doctor: "You are training your brain to fail"

Dr. Suraj Kukadia explains that the bladder fills with urine between two and four hours. Applying the "two-hour rule" for going to the bathroom helps avoid training the brain to hold in urine, which can cause failures in urinary control.

Six winners of La Primitiva win 41,000 euros each and the jackpot rises to 126.5 million, the largest in the history of the draw

Six players of La Primitiva won 41,000 euros each, while another 388 third-tier winners received 1,180.93 euros. The jackpot continues to grow and has reached 126.5 million, the highest amount ever recorded in the history of the draw.

From Teen Idol to Late Recognition: This Is Elizabeth Berkley 30 Years After 'Showgirls'

Elizabeth Berkley, known for Saved by the Bell, finally receives recognition for her acting career 30 years after the release of Showgirls.

An injured race mare was sacrificed and its meat served in a soup kitchen: a user found a microchip on their plate

In Turkey, an injured race mare was sacrificed and its meat served in a soup kitchen. A diner discovered a microchip on their plate, which led to the owner being fined 2,600 euros by the Ministry of Agriculture.

Where Are the Elections in Castilla y León Played? These Are the Key Strongholds That Could Decide the Future Government of the Autonomous Community

The elections in Castilla y León will be marked by the impact of last summer’s wildfires, with the affected areas being key to deciding the future government of the autonomous community.

Controversy at the European Steeplechase Championships: the Basque Usabiaga will not participate to avoid wearing the Spain jersey

The 22-year-old Basque athlete Usabiaga has decided not to participate in the European Steeplechase Championships in Irún from May 28 to 31 to avoid wearing the Spain jersey, generating controversy.

Outrage Among F1 Fans Over Censorship of Criticism and "Falsified" Graphics in the Broadcast

F1 has sparked controversy after deleting critical comments on social media and displaying a graphic with incorrect data during the China GP, which has caused outrage among fans.

Time Change in Spain 2026: This Is the Day the New Daylight Saving Time Begins

In 2026, Spain will change the time again to make better use of sunlight with daylight saving time. This measure sparks debate within society about its effects and usefulness.

The 30-gram, 7-centimeter Bat That Scientists Identify as Carrier of the Virus for the Next Major Pandemic

Scientists from the University of Oklahoma studied 900 mammal species to identify which have been recurrent sources of viruses causing severe outbreaks in humans, highlighting a small bat as a possible carrier of the virus for the next pandemic.

Gonzalo Bernardos, economist: "The next frontier for those who want to live in Madrid is in Ciudad Real"

Gonzalo Bernardos advises buying homes in cities well connected to Madrid by train, pointing to Ciudad Real as the next alternative for those looking to live near the capital.

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, with a cheaper option available if Netflix is excluded.

Two Bonoloto Winners Win Nearly 70,000 Euros and the Jackpot Rises to 600,000 Euros

Two players matched the main prize of the Bonoloto and each won nearly 70,000 euros. Additionally, 85 third-tier winners received 810 euros each. The jackpot now accumulates 600,000 euros for the next draw.

Emotional words from Luis Merlo after the passing of Gemma Cuervo: "You are now reunited with Mariví and Emma in heaven"

Gemma Cuervo, a Spanish actress famous for her role in Aquí no hay quien viva, passed away at 91 years old. Luis Merlo shared his heartfelt message, remembering that she is now reunited in heaven with Mariví and Emma.

Cases in Which You Can Add Unused Vacation Days to Worked Time to Qualify for Unemployment Benefits, According to the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court establishes that unused vacation days are included within the three-month period required by the SEPE to qualify for unemployment benefits when a worker does not pass the probationary period after leaving their previous job.

A strong smell of chemicals forces the halt of air traffic at three airports serving Washington

A chemical odor was caused by an overheated circuit board. After its replacement, air traffic at three Washington airports resumed slowly, but with significant delays.

Primark's new customer service that the company has decided to extend to more stores

Primark has expanded its clothing alteration service, allowing customers to repair garments purchased in-store and pick them up the same day, thus enhancing satisfaction and sustainability.

Marius Borg, son of Princess Mette-Marit, breaks down before the judge in the final session of his trial: "I am a monster"

Marius Borg, son of Norway’s crown princess, has pleaded guilty to 24 of the 38 charges against him during his trial, expressing remorse and describing himself as a "monster."

Schedule, Where and How to Watch the 2026 Oscars Gala Live from Spain

The 2026 Oscars gala will take place in the early hours between March 15 and 16, two weeks after the Goya Awards. Here we tell you the schedule, the channel, and the options to follow the ceremony live from Spain.

Tips to Save Fuel After the 'Price Surge': From Tire Pressure to the GPS

Euromaster recommends checking your car before long trips, paying attention to tire pressure and oil, to save fuel following the price increase.

From an enraged Will Smith to the cheerful nudist: the 12 most awkward moments in Oscar history

Memorable and controversial moments have marked Oscar history, from the unexpected interruption of a nudist during the ceremony to Will Smith's famous slap, revealing the most awkward and surprising instances that have remained in the memory of the public and the film industry.

"It is still not understood why you have to stay home because you have a heavy period"

March 14th marks World Endometriosis Day, a chronic disease that affects 10% of women globally, characterized by intense pain and associated problems, still little understood socially.

A drug tested in animals is designed to reverse cognitive decline in Alzheimer's

An experimental drug has been designed and tested in animals, successfully reprogramming the neuronal epigenome and correcting gene expression alterations that drive the progression of Alzheimer's, thereby reversing the cognitive decline associated with the disease.

This is Sting, the Ukrainian drone that has sparked the Gulf’s interest to defend against the feared Shahed

The Ukrainian Sting drone has attracted attention in Gulf countries for its ability to shoot down Iranian Shahed-136 kamikaze drones, offering an effective solution for air defense against this threat.

The Outdoor Hot Springs with Asian Inspiration Located in a Unique Setting in Galicia

An outdoor thermal center inspired by Japan is located in the western part of the province of Ourense, near Pontevedra, offering a unique experience in Galicia.

Canned Foods, a Matter of Iron: The 'Top Ten' Canned Fish with the Highest Iron Content

This article highlights the ten canned fish and shellfish with the highest iron content, which also provide calcium and omega-3, emphasizing their nutritional value as an easy and accessible source of these essential nutrients.

Mónica Gil, Criminal Lawyer, on the Case of a Man Acquitted After Testing Positive for Alcohol: "We Are Facing an Unpunishable Attempt"

A driver with an alcohol level above 0.60 mg/l tried to drive but was unable to do so due to his state of intoxication. According to lawyer Mónica Gil, this case is considered an unpunishable attempt.

A tower of the Escalona castle in Toledo collapses without causing personal injuries

A tower of the Escalona castle in Toledo collapsed before several scheduled visits began, so no personal injuries were reported.

Review of 'Torrente President': The Box Office Hit We Deserve as a Grotesque Illustration of 21st Century Spain

Santiago Segura's saga reflects and exaggerates the political reality of contemporary Spain, functioning as a distorted mirror of today’s social and democratic grotesque. Its grotesque humor continues to resonate, keeping the critique alive through satire.

Santiago Segura states that 'Torrente Presidente' is the best film opening in Spain in 15 years

Santiago Segura highlights that "Torrente Presidente" achieved a historic opening in Spain, grossing 2.4 million euros on its first day and capturing 78% of the total box office, becoming the best film opening in 15 years.

Eric Berg, doctor: "Always having cold hands and feet is a symptom of this deficiency"

Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause problems in the production of red blood cells, which in turn can lead to symptoms such as having cold hands and feet.

Does Sleeping Little Make You Gain Weight? This Is How It Affects Metabolism, According to Experts

43.3% of Spaniards show symptoms of insomnia, reveals a study by the Spanish Sleep Society (SES). This disorder affects metabolism, contributing to weight gain and disturbances in energy balance, according to experts.

Five Things That Can Raise Your Blood Sugar and Aren't Food, According to a Doctor: "It's Not Always a Bad Thing"

Glucose is the main source of energy, and its level in the blood, regulated by insulin, can rise not only due to food. Factors such as stress, lack of sleep, medications, infections, and intense exercise can also increase blood sugar, which does not always indicate a serious problem.

Abqar, from Getafe, sent off for pinching Sorloth's groin

Abdel Abqar, a player for Getafe, received a direct red card in the match against Atlético de Madrid after pinching Alexander Sorloth's groin in an unsportsmanlike action.

The Law to Be Approved This Year to Combat Reselling, Shrinkflation, and 'Fear-Mongering Advertising'

On March 15th, World Consumer Rights Day, the approval of a law focused on protecting consumers is expected. This law aims to combat practices such as reselling, shrinkflation, and 'fear-mongering advertising,' promoting greater transparency and protection against commercial deception.

SEPE aid of up to 570 euros per month for people with temporary contracts

SEPE offers a monthly subsidy of up to 570 euros for unemployed individuals with temporary contracts who have not accumulated the 360 days of contributions required to receive unemployment benefits. This aid is intended for those who do not meet the requirements to receive conventional unemployment benefits.

The Asian city with the cheapest luxury in the world: meals for €2 and hotels for less than €30

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, stands out for its combination of modernity and jungle, blending Indian, Chinese, and Malay cultures. Besides the iconic Petronas Towers, it offers a cosmopolitan experience with affordable luxury options, such as meals starting at €2 and accommodations for less than €30.

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 state program in Spain that aims to alleviate the housing crisis by promoting affordable rentals that do not exceed 30% of tenants' salaries.

Another Absurd Experience with Renfe

A passenger was caught smoking in the bathroom during a train journey through Spain, an absurd and potentially dangerous situation that highlights recurring problems in travel with Renfe.

The Strait of Hormuz: Iran's Great Strategic Asset

The Strait of Hormuz is the main strategic tool of the Iranian regime to pressure President Trump into accepting agreements and ending the conflict, leveraging its control over this vital maritime route.

Tax Authorities and Art

The high Spanish tax rate discourages collectors and buyers, who prefer to purchase works from foreign galleries, affecting the competitiveness of the local art market.

The Pocket, Victim

Trump has caused a new economic crash, whose negative effects are especially reflected in the rise of prices at gas stations, directly affecting consumers' wallets.

The suspect in the Miranda de Ebro crime had a criminal record: Do penitentiary treatments work?

The perpetrator of the crime in Miranda de Ebro had a criminal record for kidnapping, abuse, and mistreatment, raising doubts about the effectiveness of penitentiary treatments in his rehabilitation.

UFC’s Snub of Jon Jones and the Lesson Ilia Topuria Can Learn: “I Ask You to Release Me”

UFC will not participate at the White House, despite Dana White calling Jon Jones “the greatest of all time.” The situation highlights a snub toward Jones and offers a reflection for Ilia Topuria on managing his career and relationships within the organization.

Raquel Mosquera Breaks Down Talking About Her Children and Her Husband’s Arrest: “I’m Coping As Best As I Can”

Raquel Mosquera has reunited with her husband after eight months in prison in France. Emotional, she talks about her children and confesses that she is facing the difficult situation as best as she can.

A strong windstorm puts Mediterranean provinces on alert in the coming hours: these are the areas on alert

Aemet has issued a red warning for strong winds in the south of Tarragona and an orange warning in the Valencian Community and Balearic Islands, alerting about a storm that will affect the Mediterranean in the coming hours.

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SURVEY: Who do you think will win the Castilla y León elections?

This article offers a 10-question quiz to test your knowledge of the most notable news from February 2026, including current and relevant topics for the audience.

Milei states in Madrid that thanks to Donald Trump socialism is "falling to pieces" and calls Sánchez "unpresentable"

The Argentine president criticized the Spanish president in Madrid, pointing to him as responsible for the "regulatory mountains" that hinder growth in Europe. Additionally, he stated that thanks to Donald Trump socialism is "falling to pieces" and described Pedro Sánchez as "unpresentable."

Makoke reappears after the prosecution's accusation, which requests 4 years in prison for her: "I'm ashamed to be in those headlines"

Makoke has reappeared following the prosecution's accusation requesting 4 years in prison for her, stating that she feels ashamed about the headlines. She assures that she is debt-free and does not owe a single euro to the Tax Agency.

Phil Campbell, Motörhead guitarist, dies at 64

Phil Campbell, Motörhead guitarist, passed away at 64 after a long and brave battle in intensive care following a major complex surgery, according to his band.

Nicole Kidman, on her separation from Keith Urban: "I will always go towards the good"

Nicole Kidman, when speaking about her separation from Keith Urban, avoided giving details about the reasons for the end of their relationship, stating that she will always choose to focus on the positive.

Hecher Sosa ready for his UFC debut against Luan Lacerda: "If he wants war, he'll get war. The night will be very long for him"

Hecher Sosa, known as The Guanche Warrior, will make his UFC debut this weekend after securing his contract with a decision win on Dana White’s Contender Series in September. Sosa promises an intense fight against Luan Lacerda, warning that if he’s looking for war, he’ll get it.

The battle of families for growth hormone: "I spend 800 euros a month on injections for my daughter"

Families with children diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency face high costs, spending up to 800-1000 euros monthly on injections due to the lack of public funding, creating a significant economic burden.

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 that originally housed workers. Today, these areas preserve the essence of their first families and function as peaceful oases in the city, offering a close-knit, community life similar to that of a village.

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

Diesel and gasoline prices in Spain have risen by 14% and nearly 8% respectively within a week, following the armed conflict in Iran, causing frustration among drivers who complain about the high costs even at low-cost stations.

Farewell to Gemma Cuervo: "You can't just remember, you have to feel it"

Gemma Cuervo, renowned actress, is remembered beyond her role in 'Aquí no hay quien viva'. Her legacy stands out not only for her characters but for the passion and feeling with which she portrayed each role, leaving a mark on the acting world and the audience who admired her.

Irene Rosales, on Kiko Rivera’s reaction to her interview on '¡De viernes!': "I wouldn’t play that game"

Irene Rosales visited the Telecinco set to address the controversies related to her marriage to Kiko Rivera, clarifying that she would not engage in confrontations or media games about the matter.

David DeMaría reveals the reason for his breakup with Chenoa: "It was my fault"

David De María talked about his musical career and revealed that his breakup with Chenoa was his fault, confessing that he made mistakes that led to the end of the relationship.

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 then shared his opinion on the show 'Zapeando', expressing that the movie made him feel somewhat sorry.

The Emotional Meeting Between Jessica Bueno and Irene Rosales: "My Home and My Son Will Always Be There for You"

Irene Rosales visited the Telecinco set to reflect on the ups and downs of her relationship with Kiko Rivera. During the emotional meeting, she expressed support and openness to Jessica Bueno, affirming that her home and son will always be there for her.

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

A Poor Clare nun from Belorado threatened a journalist after his departure from the convent, calling him an "abuser" and accusing him of fabricating information, although she stated she refrained from attacking him out of respect.

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

A Madrid fan claimed that Pep Guardiola was not insulted, although he admitted to calling him a "f***ing bald guy," which sparked a conflict with Nacho Abad, who did not accept this.

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

Dani Rovira announced on his social media the cancellation of his show 'Al margen de todo' on RTVE, just three weeks after its premiere.

Belén Esteban and the Man Who Fell Asleep on the Bus

Belén Esteban shared details of her vacation in Guipúzcoa, where she experienced a funny anecdote with a man who fell asleep on the bus during the trip.

Antonio Banderas, Malena Alterio, Laura Caballero... The first reactions to the death of Gemma Cuervo

Gemma Cuervo's family confirmed her death on Saturday, March 14 through a statement to the media, prompting numerous reactions from figures such as Antonio Banderas, Malena Alterio, and Laura Caballero.

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

Alejandro Abad, music producer, spoke live on 'El tiempo justo' about the controversy surrounding Laura Pausini's version of 'Por qué te vas', calling it exaggerated and minimizing the importance of the debate generated.

Prosecutor Requests 5 Years in Prison for Kiko Matamoros and 4 for Makoke for Hiding 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, accusing them of hiding assets to evade taxes. Both face charges of tax fraud related to undeclared assets to the Tax Authorities.

Kate Middleton Draws Inspiration from Lady Di for Raising Her Children: The Methods She Has "Inherited"

Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, follows Lady Di's parenting methods, focusing on ensuring that her three children experience life beyond the monarchy, aiming for them to have a realistic perspective and human values.

ZonaGemelos speaks out about their mother's battle with addiction and her sad passing: "If I didn't have my brother..."

The Madrid-based streamers ZonaGemelos talked on Jordi Wild's podcast about their mother's difficult fight against addiction and her painful loss. They highlighted the mutual support between brothers as key to facing the situation and coping with the hard process.

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

Bruce Willis's wife has created a foundation to support patients and families affected by dementia, following the actor's diagnosis with frontotemporal dementia in 2022. The initiative aims to provide resources and assist those facing this disease.

Makoke, "calm" after the four-year prison sentence request by the Public Prosecutor: "It didn't come as a surprise"

Makoke is preparing for her trial on March 18 before the Provincial Court of Madrid for alleged concealment and hiding of assets related to a tax debt. She is calm and was not surprised by the Prosecutor's request for a four-year prison sentence.

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 romantically linked to footballer Kylian Mbappé before he began his relationship with singer María Expósito. The news has generated interest due to the connection between the influencer and the sports star in the past.

Nagore Robles reflects on her mental health: "If it weren't for therapy, I wouldn't have survived"

Nagore Robles highlights the importance of therapy in her life, stating that without it she wouldn't have survived. Additionally, she mentions that her friends notice a positive change in her thanks to the psychological sessions she has received.

Marta Sánchez: 36 Years Since She Sang 'Soldados del amor' in the Persian Gulf, Which Today Would Go Viral

Marta Sánchez was sent by the Ministry of Defense to sing 'Soldados del amor' to the Spanish troops on a UN mission in the Persian Gulf on Christmas Eve, a moment that today would go viral.

Reckless driving: a man investigated for putting the lives of seven cyclists at serious risk

The Civil Guard of La Rioja is investigating a 21-year-old man for attempted homicide or reckless driving after seriously endangering the lives of seven cyclists.

Three people investigated in Caravaca for animal abandonment and abuse

The Civil Guard rescued two puppies that were thrown from the trunk of a vehicle in Caravaca. Three individuals are under investigation for crimes of abandonment and animal abuse related to this case.

Marta Díaz, focused on La Velada del Año, prepares for her debut as a boxer

Marta Díaz is preparing to make her debut as a boxer at La Velada del Año VI by Ibai Llanos, facing Tatiana Ker on July 25 in Seville. Her participation was previously announced for La Velada 4, but a serious anterior cruciate ligament injury delayed her debut. Now, she is ready for one of the biggest challenges of her career.

Convincing victory of Real Madrid over Elche to keep their streak sweet and tighten LaLiga

Real Madrid defeated Elche at the Bernabéu with goals from Rüdiger, Valverde, Huijsen, and Güler, consolidating their good run and closing the gap in LaLiga.

Fernando Alonso returns to square one 25 years later: the worst car on the grid and constant breakdowns

Fernando Alonso faces a difficult start to the 2026 Formula 1 season, similar to his debut in 2001 with Minardi, dealing with the worst car on the grid and constant mechanical issues.

Iran proposes to play its World Cup matches in Mexico instead of the United States

The Iranian government, which had considered not participating in the World Cup due to the situation in the Middle East, now proposes to play its matches in Mexico instead of the United States, seeking to avoid playing on U.S. soil.

Audrey Pascual Wins Bronze in Slalom and Adds Her Fourth Medal at the Winter Paralympic Games

Audrey Pascual won the bronze medal in slalom at the Winter Paralympic Games, finishing just 0.35 seconds behind the winner, Chinese athlete Wenjing Zhang. With this victory, she adds her fourth medal in this edition.

Outrage Among Atlético and Real Sociedad Fans Over the Copa del Rey Final: "La Cartuja Should Stay Empty"

Fans of Atlético and Real Sociedad express their discontent over the high ticket prices for the Copa del Rey final on April 18, which range from 89 to 289 euros, sparking controversy and calls to boycott the event.

Domingo Pisón, Filmmaker: "I've Even Been Told How Could I Direct a Movie Being Deaf"

Domingo Pisón, a deaf director, screenwriter, and producer, has participated in the film 'Sorda,' which won three Goya awards, and has created the short films 'The Awakening of a Butterfly' and 'I See Darkness,' challenging doubts about his ability to direct while being deaf.

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

A study by Plena Inclusión reveals that families of people with intellectual disabilities demand more information, training, and support, highlighting concerns about financial aid and future security for their loved ones.

'Lean Towards Easy', the campaign with which Social Rights invites creating Accessible Justice

The campaign invites legal operators to promote cognitive accessibility in Justice, facilitating understanding and access to legal processes for all people.

'Desire to Live', El Langui's Documentary Wants to 'Change the Perspective on Disability'

The documentary directed by El Langui, which tells the story of an athlete with a disability, premiered on Wednesday at the Málaga Festival. The work aims to change social perception of disability, showing overcoming obstacles and hope through its protagonist.

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

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

Searcher: More than 100 gas stations in Spain already charge over 2 euros per liter of fuel

The conflict in Iran has caused an increase in oil prices, which is reflected in Spain, where more than 100 gas stations already charge more than 2 euros per liter of fuel.

United States Arrives Weakened at the Oil Clash That Could Trigger War in Iran

The war with Iran repositions oil as a global economic centerpiece while U.S. macroeconomic indicators show weakness, affecting its stance in a potential oil conflict.

Oil is Out of Control and Gasoline Doesn't Follow the Rules

Brent oil volatility has reached differences of up to 30 dollars between its highest and lowest prices, levels not seen since the 2022 energy crisis, reflecting a highly unstable and disruptive market.

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

The president of Mapfre warns of a possible revision of targets if inflation increases because of the war in Iran, but urges calm, emphasizing that the company's exposure to the Middle Eastern market is minimal.

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

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

Farewell to Gemma Cuervo, the esteemed Spanish film actress who became our favorite neighbor

Gemma Cuervo, renowned Spanish actress, dedicated her life to entertaining and making people laugh in theater, film, and television, standing out for her role as Vicenta in 'Aquí no hay quien viva'.

'Torrente' vs. 'Spanish Affair': Which of the two is the highest-grossing saga?

The film series by Santiago Segura with "Torrente" and the one starring Dani Rovira and Clara Lago with "Spanish Affair" are the two highest-grossing and most successful within Spanish cinema.

The Latest Casting of 'Superman 2' Connects with 'Lanterns': The New DC Universe Takes Shape

Aaron Pierre joins the DC franchise in a series developed by Damon Lindelof and will also participate in the long-awaited sequel to 'Superman 2,' thereby connecting with the expanding new DC Universe.

'Torrente President,' Absolute Spoiler: All the Cameos in the Movie, Explained

Santiago Segura has released his new movie with a promotional campaign based on secrecy. This article reveals and explains all the cameos that appear in 'Torrente President,' breaking down each special appearance and its context within the film.

Razzie 2026: The Anti-Oscars Declare Ice Cube and 'War of the Worlds' the Worst of the Year

The Golden Raspberry Awards announced Ice Cube and 'War of the Worlds' as the worst of 2025. Additionally, they highlighted the redemption of Kate Hudson, nominated for an Oscar for her role in 'Song Sung Blue', demonstrating a positive turn in her career.

When You Send a WhatsApp or Make a Bizum, Things Happen That You Don't See: This Is How Mathematics Protects Your Digital Life

José Luis Diaz, CEO of Advens in Spain and Portugal, highlights on World Mathematics Day that mathematics is fundamental and works invisibly to ensure the security of your digital communications such as WhatsApp or Bizum.

A New High Rises: This Tool Allows You to Explore the Human Body Like Never Before

An open-access portal offers researchers and the public the possibility to explore complete human organs with unprecedented precision, thus revolutionizing the study and understanding of the human body.

Your phone has no spyware: this is how they try to steal your money with a fake email

INCIBE warns about a sextortion campaign using fake emails that threaten to publish intimate videos to extort and steal money from users.

The Unexpected Danger of AI: Chatbots Encourage Betting on Unlicensed Illegal Online Casinos

An investigation by The Guardian reveals that AI and chatbots like ChatGPT or Gemini can redirect users to unlicensed illegal online casinos, increasing risks for gamblers and highlighting the need for regulation in AI services.

Be Careful with Your ZIP Files, They May Contain Malware That Almost No Antivirus Can Detect

A new technique called Zombie ZIP allows cybercriminals to hide malware inside .zip files, evading detection by most antivirus software and putting users' security at risk.

Neither Shirt nor Dress: These Are the Long Blouses That Will Dominate This Spring

Long blouses with fluid silhouettes, asymmetrical cuts, and lightweight fabrics are establishing themselves as an essential garment for this spring, combining style and comfort.

From Ana Peleteiro, showing off her pregnancy, to Chenoa: the best looks at the 'Top 100 Women Leaders' gala

The 'Top 100 Women Leaders' gala at the Teatro Real brought together prominent guests who dazzled with their styles. Among them, Ana Peleteiro elegantly showcased her pregnancy, while Chenoa and other celebrities stood out with their sophisticated looks on this special night.

Zendaya Dresses as a Bride (Again) in the White Mini Dress Previously Worn by Sarah Jessica Parker and Whitney Houston

Zendaya surprised by wearing an iconic white mini dress, previously worn by Sarah Jessica Parker and Whitney Houston, reviving a classic trend with a modern and elegant touch.

This is what sleeping with the door closed means, according to psychology

Sleeping with the door closed can reflect personality traits such as the need for security, privacy, and control. This everyday habit indicates that the person values their personal space and seeks emotional protection, which helps create a calm environment for better rest.

From Carrying Stolen Jewelry from the Louvre to Reigning on the Red Carpet: Teyana Taylor Has Won the Fashion Oscar Before the Gala

Teyana Taylor, in addition to being nominated for the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, has established herself as a new fashion icon in Hollywood, standing out on the red carpet even before the gala.

The Touch-Ups of ‘Celebrities’ on the Red Carpet Deciphered by an Aesthetic Medicine Expert

An expert in aesthetic medicine reveals the most common touch-ups that celebrities undergo before stepping onto the red carpet, highlighting procedures such as fillers, botulinum toxin, and skin-enhancing treatments. These adjustments aim to enhance appearance without drastic changes, helping celebrities look radiant in front of the cameras.

Dani García, chef of Spain: "Tuna is improved with 65 g of pork lard, white wine, and a bay leaf"

Chef Dani García reveals a quick tuna recipe enhanced with pork lard, white wine, and bay leaf, which can be prepared in just 15 minutes at his Dani Brasserie.

The Bar in Santiago de Compostela That Serves the "Best Spanish Omelette in Spain": Over 2 Kilos of Potatoes and Open Since 1959

Influencer Guanyar highlights this bar in Santiago de Compostela for its Spanish omelette, traditionally recommended to pilgrims and visitors of the Camino, made with over 2 kilos of potatoes. The establishment, open since 1959, is popular for offering this iconic Spanish specialty.

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 renowned for its famous puff pastry, especially its mille-feuille with custard cream, 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 open since 1952 near Las Ventas, is famous for serving the best torrezno in Madrid. Its tradition and quality have even attracted figures like Iker Casillas, solidifying its reputation as an essential classic in the city.

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

René Redzepi, renowned Danish chef and leader of Noma, has resigned following multiple complaints from former employees accusing him of physical and psychological abuse during his tenure.

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

A restaurant in Teruel was recognized at the latest Repsol Guide awards, receiving 1 Sun. It has only 6 tables and offers a menu that costs less than 40 euros. It is one of the 22 establishments in Aragón with this distinction.

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, restoring historic sites that include medieval castles and Renaissance palaces, to offer a unique experience combining history and modernity.

A Journey Through Time in the Best-Preserved Medieval Village in Europe

This village in Segovia preserves its streets and monuments with such precision that it allows you to imagine life as it was over 500 years ago, offering a unique time travel experience.

This is what the impressive airport that India wants to build for 120 million passengers will be like

India plans to build a mega airport project near New Delhi, designed to handle 120 million passengers annually, positioning itself among the largest and most advanced in the world after years of waiting for its realization.

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 the opportunity to stay in a historic building with spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea, combining cultural heritage and quality tourism.

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 to the public. These hotels, which include medieval castles and Renaissance palaces, will combine history and comfort to offer unique experiences to their visitors.

A Journey Through Time in the Best-Preserved Medieval Town in Europe

Located in Segovia, this medieval town stands out for the impeccable preservation of its streets and monuments, allowing visitors to imagine life as it was over 500 years ago.

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

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

Endometriosis, the pain that 10% of women suffer every month: "They tell you it's normal for your period to hurt, but I would sometimes faint"

Many women with endometriosis suffer intense monthly pain and face the minimization of their symptoms. Often, they are not provided with adequate treatments for this condition that affects 10% of the female population.

Matcha Tea May Reduce Sneezing in Allergic People, According to a Mouse Study

Previous studies reveal that matcha tea contains antioxidants and amino acids that provide health benefits. Research suggests that it may help reduce sneezing in allergic individuals, according to experiments conducted on mice.

A Longevity Expert: "Is Using Bluetooth Headphones Like Putting a Microwave on Your Head?"

Many people fear that using Bluetooth headphones may affect their brain, even comparing it to exposure to microwaves. A longevity expert analyzes these fears and the actual safety of using Bluetooth devices in relation to brain health.

Everything about Glaucoma: the blindness that gives no warning

Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness, but it can be prevented if detected early and treated properly.

A Minimally Invasive Palate Surgery Reduces Snoring by Half in Adults

A study from the University of Navarra Clinic reveals that a minimally invasive surgery on the palate reduces the intensity of snoring in adults by up to 50%. This procedure significantly improves patients' quality of life, being an effective and safe option to treat this common problem.

100% of Spanish Apples Analyzed in a Study Contain at Least One Pesticide Residue

A European study revealed that all the Spanish apples analyzed contain at least one pesticide residue, and some fruits have up to seven different types of these residues.

The Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe reveals its spectacular interior: screens for everyone

Mercedes-AMG presents the interior of its new GT 4-Door Coupe, highlighting a sporty design and an advanced technological system with multiple screens that enhance the experience of the driver and passengers.

Marlaska on the V16 beacon: "The sanction is applied only when the vehicle is immobilized and not properly signaled"

The Interior Minister confirmed the end of the "grace" period for the V16 beacon, clarifying that there will be no inspections, but those who do not use it during breakdowns or vehicle immobilizations will be penalized.

The autonomous community with the most deteriorated roads in Spain

Aragón leads the ranking of the Spanish Road Association (AEC) with 68% of its road network in a state of serious or very serious deterioration, reflecting a significant maintenance deficit.

This is what the Porsche 911 that was forgotten for 40 years in a barn in San Francisco looks like today

Two Porsche 911 S/T models, 50 years apart and both in the iconic Light Yellow color, reveal a historical connection. One of them, a Le Mans survivor, was forgotten for 40 years in a barn in San Francisco before being rediscovered and restored.

The surprise the Civil Guard got when intercepting a car speeding in Navarre

On February 21st, the Civil Guard stopped a vehicle that was speeding on the AP-15 in Navarre and, after inspecting it, found more than 40 kg of drugs inside.

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

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

Neither Valladolid nor Segovia: Castilla y León is the only autonomous community without an official capital according to its Statute

Castilla y León does not have an official capital established in its 1983 Statute of Autonomy, despite the fact that Valladolid hosts key institutions such as the Cortes, the Presidency, and the Junta.

The Civil Guard Dismantles a Scheme of Romance Scams and Fake Real Estate Investments and Arrests Three People

The Civil Guard has dismantled a network of scams that combined romantic deceptions with fake real estate investments, arresting three suspects. Among the victims, a woman reported having been pressured by her romantic partner to invest money in a non-existent real estate project.

Who will win the Castilla y León elections, according to the polls

The Castilla y León elections will be the third regional electoral event in less than three months, following the elections in Extremadura and Aragón.

Maris Stella, the "broken church" of Usera bombed in the Civil War, still preserves the rooster that has been watching over Pradolongo for a century

The Maris Stella church, built between 1920 and 1930, is the only building with historical heritage value in Usera. It was bombed during the Civil War and still preserves the century-old rooster that watches over Pradolongo park.

Remand Without Bail for the Detainee in the Fire that Killed Three Women in Miranda de Ebro

The detainee faces three counts of murder, seven counts of attempted manslaughter, aggravated damage due to arson, and several injury charges. He is held in custody without bail.

The Weather in Castilla y León This Sunday, Regional Election Day

Castilla y León, affected by recent instability, will experience a calm Sunday coinciding with the regional elections.

The lawyer for the Cadenas family does not believe the detainee who tries to exonerate his brother: "I will give my all to ensure justice is done"

One of the detainees confessed to the crime but exonerated his brother. The lawyer for the Cadenas family distrusts this version and states that she will fight with all her strength to see that justice is served.

The Podemos candidate in Castilla y León denounces an assault involving broken glass while he was with his son

The Podemos candidate in Castilla y León, Llamas, was assaulted around 11 a.m. while opening the door of his electoral booth. While he was with his son, he heard the sound of breaking glass and was confronted by a person.

A Rodalies bridge in La Garriga, Barcelona, where Adif was carrying out works, collapses

The mayor of La Garriga, Meritxell Budó, demands immediate accountability from ADIF following the collapse of a Rodalies bridge under construction, denouncing the poor execution of the work.

Pretrial Detention Ordered for the Two Brothers Arrested in the Death of Francisca Cadenas

The two brothers arrested in connection with the death of Francisca Cadenas have been sent to pretrial detention. Investigations continue for alleged crimes of murder and offenses against liberty.

A girl fills the kitchen with posters so her roommates clean: "We wake up in a good mood"

A user on X shared how her roommate filled the kitchen with posters containing explanations to motivate everyone to clean up after using it, aiming for them to tidy up what they dirtied in a fun and clear way.

'Xokas Unleashed': this is the surreal short film made with AI that brings together many of the most famous streamers

The video, which has over 9 million views, surrealistically shows the battle between several YouTubers and the Galician creator Xokas, using artificial intelligence to bring together various popular streamers.

MrBeast Claims to Have Given Away More Than 200 Million on YouTube: "I've Never Calculated It"

YouTuber MrBeast, known for giving away large sums of money in his videos, claims to have donated more than 200 million dollars throughout his YouTube career, although he has never calculated the exact amount.

The Cat Breeds That Were Shaped by Geographical Isolation

These cat breeds were formed over generations in isolation, naturally adapting to specific climates, diets, and environments without human aesthetic intervention.

The Mating Season in Ferrets: Risks, Myths, and Decisions That Should Not Be Taken Lightly

Isabel Peña explains how to identify estrus in ferrets, the associated risks, and debunks common myths. She emphasizes that breeding ferrets requires responsibility and is not just about putting a male and female together, highlighting the importance of careful decisions to avoid health and welfare issues.

The test that helps detect health problems in dogs in seconds

Specialists indicate that a simple test, such as bringing the hand close to the dog's eye, can reveal key information about its vision and nervous system, facilitating the rapid detection of health problems.

Your Daily Horoscope: Sunday, March 15, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will guide you in different areas of your life.

Check the ONCE Sueldazo: results

Check the results of the ONCE Sueldazo for Saturday, March 14, 2026, to see if you have won.

Check Primitiva: Results of Saturday, March 14, 2026

Check the official Primitiva results for the draw on Saturday, March 14, 2026, to find out the winning numbers and prizes.

Check Bonoloto: Results for Saturday, March 14, 2026

Check the official Bonoloto results for the draw on Saturday, March 14, 2026, to verify your numbers and prizes.

Sports Sanctuaries. Autzen Stadium, Eugene, Oregon

Autzen Stadium, home of the University of Oregon Ducks, is recognized as one of the loudest and most iconic venues in college sports in the United States.

If There Is Violence in Early Dating Relationships, It Will Continue into Adulthood

The abusive power dynamics established in adolescent dating relationships tend to become entrenched, increasing the risk that violence will persist in relationships throughout adulthood.

Can the lynx save an endangered Canary butterfly?

Experts are calling to reclassify the capuchin butterfly, endemic to the Canary Islands, as "critically endangered" and propose a captive breeding program similar to the one implemented for the Iberian lynx, in order to save this endangered species.

They Look Like New Zealand, but They're in Spain: Landscapes That Will Take Your Breath Away

Spain offers spectacular landscapes reminiscent of those in New Zealand, with glaciers, fjords, mountains, and stunning lakes. These places impress and leave a lasting memory on those who visit them, proving that you don’t have to travel far to enjoy the most amazing nature.

These Famous Women Are the Most Powerful in the Zodiac

Horóscopo Negro presents a list of the strongest women in the Zodiac, highlighting signs of celebrities like Julia Roberts, Taylor Swift, and Kim Kardashian. These women reflect the inner strength that everyone carries, as Diane von Fürstenberg said, inviting you to find out if your sign is among the most powerful.

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

Airports have evolved from simple transit points to true mini cities with luxury shops and restaurants. However, some have lost their original function, becoming primarily exclusive shopping centers, moving away from their essence as spaces dedicated to air transportation.

Even Though It’s Not March 20th, Early Signs That Spring Is Already Here

Although spring officially begins between March 20th and 21st, early signs of its arrival are already being observed. Nature is starting to awaken, with flowers blooming and an atmosphere that heralds the end of winter.

North Korea launches ten ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan

North Korea launched ten ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan during joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea, increasing tensions in the region.

Montero assures that the measures already "prepared" to address the price increase due to the war will be approved when it is "appropriate"

First Vice President Montero states that Spain will approve the prepared measures against the price increase when it is "appropriate" and assures that the country will act in alignment with the policies proposed by the European Union.

Thousands of people say "No to war" in Madrid and other cities in Spain and call for the conflict in the Middle East to stop

Simultaneous demonstrations in 150 Spanish cities, with 5,000 attendees in Madrid, have expressed their rejection of the war and have called for an end to the conflict in the Middle East.

Sánchez's Offensive Against Social Networks: Monitoring That Already Existed and a Law That Advances Slowly in Congress

Sánchez's government is promoting measures to regulate social networks, many of which are already being negotiated in Congress. The proposed monitoring is not new, and the law is progressing slowly in its parliamentary process.

Ignacio Ansaldo, close to Ortega Smith and Vox’s member number 1, denounces his expulsion from the party

Ignacio Ansaldo, close to Ortega Smith and Vox’s first registered member, has denounced his expulsion after being provisionally suspended on February 23, along with deputy spokesperson Carla Toscano.

Trump's back-and-forth leaves doubts about the end of the war: "He will continue attacks in search of Iran's demilitarization"

The US does not have a clear date to end its offensive against Iran. As Tehran continues its attacks, experts warn about the uncertainty and risks if the conflict drags on and becomes a chronic war.

More Than Half of Users in Sheltered Housing and Centers for Victims of Gender-Based Violence in Madrid Are Immigrants

The VioGén System in Madrid recorded a total of 12,572 active cases of gender-based violence at the end of 2025, 7,951 fewer than at the end of 2024. More than half of the users in sheltered housing and centers for victims are immigrants.

Check National Lottery: results for Saturday, March 14, 2026

The results of the National Lottery for Saturday, March 14, 2026, will be available from 1:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

National Lottery of today, Saturday, March 14, 2026 | Results and Prizes

The National Lottery this Saturday has awarded 42 million euros in prizes, offering great opportunities for the participants of today's draw.

The National Lottery showers thousands of euros across nine provinces

The first prize of the National Lottery was awarded entirely in Alicante, while the second prize distributed winnings in Alicante and eight other provinces, generating significant economic gains in a total of nine regions.

What will the weather be like during Easter 2026? "From some polar air incursions to bursts of subtropical air"

Experts warn that the weather during Easter 2026 will be variable and may include anything from polar air incursions to subtropical influences, suggesting that any type of weather situation is possible during those dates.

The Safest Countries in Case of a World War: Remote, Neutral, and Self-Sufficient

The Global Peace Index 2025 analyzes the security and stability of countries in the face of a potential world conflict, highlighting those that are safest due to being remote, maintaining neutrality, and being self-sufficient.

Kharg, the 'forbidden island' that the U.S. attacks and unleashes Iran's fury: Trump targets his rival's crown jewel to strangle it

The U.S. president announced "more powerful" attacks in the history of the Middle East, aimed at Kharg Island, a key location for Iran, unleashing Iranian fury by targeting a strategic asset vital to its economy and regional power.

JD Vance, the Most Skeptical in the White House About the War in Iran, Does Not Reveal What He Told Trump About the Conflict: "I Don't Want to Go to Jail"

JD Vance, an Iraq veteran and vice president, maintains a low profile regarding the conflict in Iran, about which he is skeptical. Trump acknowledges that Vance does not support the war but has not disclosed details of their conversations to avoid possible legal consequences.

Iran buries Admiral Shamjani, who died in the attack that also killed Ali Khamenei, and calls for revenge: "Death to the United States"

Hundreds bid farewell to Admiral Shamjani with chest beats and shouts of "death to the United States," demanding revenge for his death in the attack that also claimed Ali Khamenei.

This is the US plane in which six soldiers have died in the Iran war: without parachutes or ejection seats

The KC-135 Stratotanker is a US aircraft designed to refuel other aircraft in mid-flight. It does not have parachutes or ejection seats, which increases the risk for its crew in emergency situations, such as the recent tragedy in the Iran war where six soldiers died.

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

Take part in the 20M Surveys by voting and discover the opinions of other readers on current topics. These surveys allow you to learn about trends and diverse perspectives, promoting interaction and the exchange of ideas within the community.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that enables machines to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence. To get started in AI, it is important to understand key concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and data processing. Additionally, having skills in programming and mathematics is helpful. AI offers multiple applications in sectors such as healthcare, finance, and education.

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

Spanish actor Taz Skylar returns in the second season of the live-action 'One Piece', maintaining the Canary accent in his role as Sanji. Additionally, he stars in the thriller 'Cleaner: Vertical Rescue', directed by Martin Campbell.

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

The new commercial park near Madrid opens on Thursday, March 12, inaugurating with four days full of activities and surprises for visitors.

Nicole Kidman, Pedro Pascal, and Channing Tatum among the actors who will present 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 present awards during the event.

The experts agree: "The break between artificial manicures is not just an aesthetic pause, but an investment in health"

Maintaining perfect nails is common, but experts warn that it is vital to rest between artificial manicures to avoid damage, considering it an investment in nail health and not just an aesthetic break.

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

The last official time change is recorded in the State Official Gazette for the year 2026, raising doubts about whether it will be the last time we adjust our clocks.

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

The second season of 'One Piece' on Netflix returns with high expectations, adapting Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime. We analyze its successes and mistakes, highlighting the challenge of meeting expectations in a limited time.

Changes in Income Tax: deadlines, deductions, and those exempt from filing

The Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and ends on June 30. New deadlines, available deductions, and the groups exempt from filing the declaration this year are detailed.

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

Francesc Miralles highlights 'Groundhog Day' as an iconic film with remarkable healing power. According to him, the story emphasizes how small details influence happiness, offering valuable lessons for personal growth and emotional well-being.

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

This historic 122-meter passage in Barcelona connects El Clot and Sant Martí, standing out for its colorful houses and 19th-century working-class architecture. Protected as a historic ensemble, it offers a peaceful pedestrian space that contrasts with the surrounding urban activity.

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 highlights that although the Bulgarian split squat is popular in leg and glute routines, performing it on the Smith machine can offer better results for weekly muscle progress.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Now Activated: Here’s How You Can Find Out If You’ll Have to Pay the Tax Agency or Receive a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax simulator is now available and allows you to find out in advance whether you will have to pay the Tax Agency or if your tax return will result in a refund, without needing to use Cl@ve or a digital certificate.

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

Father's Day in Spain is a working day in most of the country, but five autonomous communities consider it a holiday and will enjoy a day off.

UAE: Fujairah resumes oil loadings after drone strike tests Hormuz bypass

Fujairah has resumed oil loadings at its port following disruptions caused by a drone strike. The attack tested the viability of the Strait of Hormuz bypass route, a critical alternative for global oil shipments. Authorities have since enhanced security measures to safeguard the strategic oil transit hub amid regional tensions.

Trump warns of more strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island, pressures allies on Strait of Hormuz

Former President Trump warned of additional strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island amid rising tensions. He is also urging U.S. allies to strengthen security measures around the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transit route, as part of efforts to counter Iran’s influence and ensure regional stability.

Jakarta: Subsidy bill looms over Prabowo’s growth goals amid oil spike

Rising global oil prices threaten Indonesia's economy as fuel subsidies may surge, challenging Finance Minister Prabowo Subianto's plans for economic growth and fiscal stability. The government faces pressure to manage escalating subsidy costs without disrupting development goals. Balancing subsidies and growth strategies remains critical amid volatile energy markets.

SLB warns of $0.09 EPS hit as Hormuz blockade shuts down Middle East flows

SLB has announced a $0.09 earnings per share impact due to the shutdown of oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz. The blockade in this vital waterway disrupted Middle East oil exports, affecting global supply and SLB’s operations. The company is monitoring the situation closely as uncertainties persist around the duration and resolution of the blockade.

US, China economic chiefs meet in Paris to clear path to Trump-Xi summit

US and China’s top economic officials met in Paris to resolve key trade issues ahead of the planned Trump-Xi summit. The talks aimed to ease tensions and pave the way for constructive dialogue, focusing on tariffs and intellectual property rights. Both sides expressed cautious optimism about reaching agreements to stabilize the strained economic relationship between the two nations.

Trump calls for allied warships after Iran threat to retaliate for US attack

Following Iran's threat to retaliate for a recent US attack, former President Donald Trump urged the deployment of allied warships to deter further aggression. He emphasized the need for a strong military presence to support US forces and allies in the region, warning that failure to act could escalate tensions and jeopardize regional stability.

Hamas calls on Iran not to target neighboring countries but affirms its right to self-defense

Hamas urged Iran to avoid targeting neighboring countries amid regional tensions while reaffirming its own right to self-defense. The group emphasized focusing attacks against Israel rather than expanding conflicts to other nations neighboring Iran.

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

Kharg Island, targeted by the US, serves as a crucial hub for Iran's oil exports. The island hosts significant oil export facilities, making it vital for Iran's energy sector and economy. The US strike highlights geopolitical tensions impacting global oil markets and Iran's export capabilities.

U.S. moves to stabilize energy markets with the release of 86 million oil barrels

The U.S. announced plans to release 86 million barrels of oil from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve to ease rising fuel prices and stabilize energy markets. This measure aims to increase supply amid global disruptions and high demand. The move is part of broader efforts to support economic recovery and shield consumers from inflationary pressures caused by energy costs.

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

Mike Hegseth claimed Iran’s new supreme leader was wounded and possibly disfigured. Details about the injury and its circumstances remain unclear, with no official confirmation. The report highlights ongoing tensions and conflicts in the region affecting Iranian leadership stability.

Fertitta Entertainment in talks to buy Caesars for $6.5 billion, CNBC reports

Fertitta Entertainment is reportedly negotiating to acquire Caesars Entertainment for $6.5 billion. The deal would involve financing partly through debt and equity, potentially reshaping the casino industry landscape. Talks are ongoing, with details still being finalized.

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

Russian stocks ended mixed for the trading day, with key shares declining while the MOEX Russia Index remained flat. Market movements reflected cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainties affecting the region.

Musk says Tesla’s mega AI chip fab project to launch in seven days

Elon Musk announced that Tesla’s large-scale AI chip fabrication facility is set to begin operations in seven days. This project aims to boost Tesla’s capacity to produce advanced AI chips used in its vehicles and AI applications, enhancing performance and efficiency. The new fab represents a major step in Tesla's AI and autonomous driving technology development.

Goldman: Software giants face ‘radical transformation’ as agentic AI rises

Goldman Sachs warns that major software companies will undergo a radical transformation due to the emergence of agentic AI, which can act autonomously to perform complex tasks. This technology shift is expected to disrupt traditional software models, pushing firms to innovate rapidly or risk obsolescence. The evolution highlights AI’s growing role in reshaping the software industry’s landscape and competitive dynamics.

Investing.com’s Stocks of the Week

The article highlights top stock picks for the week based on market trends and analyst insights. It covers sectors showing growth potential, key companies with strong earnings reports, and stocks poised for significant movement. Investors are advised to watch these picks closely to capitalize on upcoming opportunities.

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

Bernstein warns that AI-powered travel agents could pressure margins for Booking and Expedia by offering cheaper, efficient services. These AI agents may disrupt traditional online travel agency models, potentially forcing companies to reduce fees or enhance offerings to stay competitive. This shift highlights growing challenges in the travel sector as technology advances reshape customer service and cost structures.

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

The US and Japan have reached an agreement defining their respective roles in a potential nuclear power project, according to Westinghouse. This collaboration aims to strengthen nuclear energy development, leveraging US technology and Japanese expertise. The deal reflects efforts to enhance energy security and promote clean power initiatives amid global energy challenges.

Auto groups urge Trump to keep Chinese carmakers out of US

Major US auto groups have called on President Trump to block Chinese automakers from entering the US market, citing national security and unfair trade practices. They warn that allowing Chinese companies could undermine American manufacturers and lead to economic and security risks. The industry seeks protective measures to maintain competitiveness and safeguard domestic jobs amid growing Chinese automotive ambitions.

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

Severe storms caused widespread power outages affecting over 1 million customers across the US Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions, with Ohio experiencing the most significant impact. Utility crews are working to restore electricity amid disrupted travel and hazardous conditions caused by heavy rain, strong winds, and lightning. Authorities urge residents to stay safe and prepare for possible extended outages.

Exclusive - Meta Plans Sweeping Layoffs as AI Costs Mount

Meta is preparing extensive layoffs due to rising expenses linked to its AI initiatives. The company faces pressure to manage increasing operational costs while continuing investment in artificial intelligence technologies, leading to workforce reductions aimed at streamlining expenditures and maintaining competitiveness.

German corporate insolvencies reach highest level since 2014

German corporate insolvencies have surged to their highest level since 2014, driven by economic challenges including inflation, supply chain issues, and energy costs. The rise reflects ongoing financial strain on businesses amid a fragile economic recovery, signaling potential risks for the broader German economy. Authorities and experts are closely monitoring the situation to address underlying problems and support affected companies.

US job openings rise in January, but hiring tepid

US job openings increased in January, indicating continued demand for workers. However, hiring remained sluggish, suggesting caution among employers amid economic uncertainties. The labor market shows signs of strength but with slower employment growth, reflecting a mixed employment outlook.

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US core capital goods orders unexpectedly flat in January

US core capital goods orders remained unchanged in January, defying expectations for growth. This flat reading suggests cautious business investment amidst economic uncertainties, potentially impacting forecasts for manufacturing and broader economic momentum.

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, reflecting persistent inflationary pressures. The figure aligns with economists' expectations, indicating steady but moderated inflation. This measure is closely watched by the Federal Reserve to gauge inflation trends and guide monetary policy decisions.

US fourth-quarter GDP growth revised down to 0.7%

The US Commerce Department revised the fourth-quarter GDP growth down to an annual rate of 0.7%, lower than the previous estimate of 1.1%. The revision reflects weaker consumer spending and business investment. Despite the slowdown, the economy continues to grow moderately, supported by strong job gains and resilient consumer demand.

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

The Core PCE Price Index remained unchanged, aligning with forecasts and prior figures. This stability indicates steady inflation levels, influencing economic policy decisions. The data supports expectations for ongoing monetary approaches without immediate change, reflecting consistent consumer price pressures.

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 economists' forecasts. The slowdown was attributed to reduced consumer spending and supply chain disruptions, signaling challenges ahead for economic recovery.

Durable Goods Orders Stall, Missing Forecasts and Previous Gains

Durable goods orders unexpectedly fell in April, missing economist forecasts and reversing the prior month's gains. The decline was driven by decreases in transportation and non-defense capital goods shipments. This signals potential softness in business investment, raising concerns about the broader economic outlook amid ongoing inflation and interest rate uncertainties.

Japan: Takaichi signals ‘high hurdles’ for naval dispatch to Strait of Hormuz

Japan's defense minister Takaichi indicated significant challenges to sending naval forces to the Strait of Hormuz amid regional tensions. She highlighted diplomatic and operational difficulties, suggesting that any deployment would require careful consideration of Japan's legal and security constraints, as well as coordination with international partners.

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Political Pivot: Kazakhstan votes on unicameral shift and vice president post

Kazakhstan is holding a referendum to decide on constitutional changes including shifting to a unicameral parliament and creating a new vice president position. The reforms aim to streamline governance and strengthen executive power. Voters will weigh the impacts on political structure and future stability amid ongoing regional challenges.

UBS: AI investment is the ‘lone buffer’ for emerging markets as energy costs soar

UBS highlights that rising energy prices severely strain emerging markets, impacting growth and inflation. However, investment in AI remains a key resilience factor, offering potential economic support amid challenges. This focus on AI is considered the primary buffer helping these economies navigate energy cost pressures.

Asylum U-turn: four Iranian athletes to return home as Tehran pledges ‘calm’

Four Iranian athletes who had sought asylum abroad will return to Iran following assurances from Tehran promising a “calm” environment. The decision reverses their initial plan to remain overseas, reflecting a possible easing of tensions and improved conditions according to Iranian officials.

Morgan Stanley: Taiwan’s 11-day ‘LNG cliff’ threatens global chip supply

Morgan Stanley warns that an 11-day shortage of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Taiwan could disrupt power supplies, threatening the production of semiconductors. As Taiwan is a key global chip manufacturer, this energy shortfall poses risks to the global technology supply chain. The firm emphasizes the need for strategic energy measures to prevent potential manufacturing halts impacting chip availability worldwide.

Goldman: AI PCs to buck 10% market slump as ‘edge computing’ demand accelerates

Goldman Sachs predicts AI-powered PCs will defy a 10% overall market decline by driving demand in edge computing. As businesses seek faster, localized processing, AI PCs are expected to gain popularity, boosting sales despite broader industry challenges. This shift highlights growing interest in AI capabilities at the device level, supporting sustained growth in a shrinking PC market.

$15 billion exit: Asian equities tumble as Goldman warns of prolonged oil shock

Asian equities fell sharply as Goldman Sachs warned of an extended oil supply shock, triggering a $15 billion capital exit by investors. The bank's caution on energy markets spooked traders, fueling sell-offs across regional stocks and commodities, reflecting concerns over prolonged inflation and economic slowdown risks linked to sustained high oil prices.

Israel warns U.S. of ‘critically low’ interceptor stocks amid Iran war

Israel has alerted the U.S. that its stock of missile interceptors is critically low amid escalating tensions and potential conflict with Iran. The warning underscores Israel’s urgent need for replenishment to maintain its defense capabilities against missile threats, highlighting growing regional instability and the risk of prolonged military engagement.

AI to Accelerate Drug Development, Boost Pharma Profits by 10%, Bernstein Says

Bernstein reports that AI advancements will speed up drug development processes, potentially increasing pharmaceutical companies' profits by 10%. The integration of AI is expected to enhance research efficiency, reduce costs, and shorten time-to-market for new medicines, transforming the pharma industry.

Bitcoin: Institutional interest provides buffer as BTC eyes $73,000 resistance

Bitcoin price approaches the $73,000 resistance level, supported by strong institutional interest that offers market stability. This backing helps buffer against volatility as BTC aims to sustain its bullish momentum amid growing adoption and positive investor sentiment.

Stablecoins becoming macro-relevant financial layer, BCA says

According to BCA Research, stablecoins are evolving into a significant macro-financial layer, impacting global finance by providing efficient, low-cost transactions and bridging traditional finance with the crypto ecosystem. This growing role raises regulatory and systemic risk considerations as stablecoins gain adoption across diverse financial applications.

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

Bitcoin is set for a weekly rise as positive U.S. regulatory developments boost investor sentiment, countering worries over escalating conflict in Iran. The market optimism reflects hopes of clearer crypto guidelines, helping Bitcoin maintain strength despite geopolitical tensions.

Tether CIO Richard Heathcote steps down, replaced by Zachary Lyons

Tether announced that Richard Heathcote is stepping down as Chief Investment Officer. He will be succeeded by Zachary Lyons, who brings extensive experience in financial management. The leadership change aims to strengthen Tether's investment strategy and operations moving forward.

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

Bitcoin's price saw a slight increase despite ongoing Middle East tensions, reflecting the cryptocurrency market's resilience to geopolitical instability. Investors seem unfazed by the conflict, maintaining steady interest and trading volumes in crypto assets. This trend underscores crypto's evolving role as a distinct asset class less correlated with traditional markets during regional crises.

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

BTCC TradFi recorded unprecedented single-day trading volumes, reaching $60 million in gold and $33 million in oil. This surge is driven by heightened geopolitical tensions, prompting investors to seek safe-haven assets and energy commodities, reflecting increased market volatility and shifting global risk perceptions.

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

Bybit has introduced a new Rewards Hub designed to enhance the trading rewards experience. The platform consolidates various reward programs into a single, user-friendly interface, making it easier for traders to track and redeem rewards. This initiative aims to boost user engagement and provide a more rewarding trading environment.

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

Banana Gun, a crypto trading bot, has surpassed $8 billion in annualized trading volume. The bot automates cryptocurrency trades, leveraging advanced algorithms to optimize performance and maximize profits for users. Its growing popularity highlights increased adoption of automated trading tools in the crypto market.

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

PrimeXBT has introduced PXTrader 2.0, an upgraded platform that integrates cryptocurrency and traditional financial markets in one interface. The update enhances user experience with advanced charting tools, improved speed, and expanded asset options, catering to both new and experienced traders seeking versatile and efficient trading solutions.

This chart could spell trouble for crypto and Bitcoin bulls

The chart highlights troubling trends for cryptocurrency and Bitcoin supporters, indicating potential market weakness. Key indicators point to declining investor confidence and increased volatility, suggesting that the upward momentum in crypto prices may be stalling. This could signal a challenging period ahead for crypto assets, warning bulls to brace for possible downturns.

ByteDance puts video AI launch on hold after copyright disputes – The Information

ByteDance has delayed the launch of its new video AI technology due to ongoing copyright disputes. The company faces legal challenges over the use of copyrighted materials in training its AI models. This pause aims to address legal concerns and avoid potential infringements as ByteDance reviews its compliance and licensing agreements.

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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, highlighting increased defense spending on advanced technology. This win is seen as a positive indicator for Palantir, another tech company focused on military contracts, suggesting strong future demand and growth opportunities in defense-related tech sectors.

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

Microsoft has become the first cloud provider to validate NVIDIA's Vera Rubin GPUs, designed for AI workloads. Satya Nadella highlighted the collaboration as a milestone, emphasizing enhanced performance and efficiency for AI-driven applications on Microsoft’s Azure platform. This partnership aims to accelerate AI innovation and provide scalable computing power to customers leveraging NVIDIA’s latest chip technology.

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

Marriott has acquired the Kapalua Bay Resort in Maui and announced plans to rebrand it as a St. Regis property. This move aims to elevate the resort's luxury status and enhance guest experiences. The transition is part of Marriott’s broader strategy to expand its high-end portfolio in key travel destinations. Renovations and upgrades are expected to align the property with St. Regis’s prestigious standards.

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

Meta is planning to cut its workforce by 20% as part of a strategy to control costs while investing heavily—up to $600 billion—in artificial intelligence. The measure seeks to streamline operations and concentrate resources on developing advanced AI technologies, demonstrating the company’s commitment to staying competitive in the evolving technology sector.

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

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest made notable trades recently, increasing positions in CRISPR-related stocks while selling shares of 10x Genomics. The moves reflect a strategic shift focusing on gene-editing technology and growth opportunities within the biotech sector. These adjustments highlight ARK’s adaptive approach to evolving market trends and emerging innovations in genetic research.

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

Thomson Reuters has filed to return $605 million to shareholders and plans a share consolidation. The move aims to optimize the company’s capital structure and enhance shareholder value. Details on the consolidation ratio and timeline are pending regulatory approval.

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

Congressman Austin Scott sold shares of GE Aerospace and GE Vernova from his IRA, as disclosed in recent financial filings. The transactions reflect typical portfolio adjustments and comply with regulations governing trades by public officials. No allegations or concerns were noted regarding the timing or nature of these sales.

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

Julia Letlow, representative for Louisiana's 5th congressional district, executed notable stock transactions through her Merrill Lynch account. These trades have drawn public attention amid broader discussions on stock trading by members of Congress. Details on specific stocks and transaction amounts remain undisclosed.