News Summary - 03/28/2026

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Nepal's ex-PM arrested over fatal protest crackdown

Nepal's former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has been arrested in connection with a crackdown that resulted in the deaths of over 70 people during protests last year which led to the fall of his government.

'The gravest crime against humanity': What does the UN vote on slavery mean?

African and Caribbean nations demand reparations from countries that benefited from slavery. However, determining and enforcing compensation remains complex and challenging.

Tiger Woods charged with driving under influence after crash

Tiger Woods, 15-time major golf champion, was arrested for driving under the influence after a car crash in Florida. He has been released on bail.

US House to vote on DHS funding as travel chaos deepens

The US House is set to vote on funding for the Department of Homeland Security amid ongoing severe travel disruptions. However, the vote is unlikely to resolve the funding deadlock that has contributed to long security lines at airports nationwide.

From jammed broadcasts to a blocked website: BBC Russian's 80 years of defiance

BBC Russian has faced persistent challenges over 80 years, from signal jamming of its broadcasts to its website being blocked. Despite these obstacles, millions continue to access and trust its content, demonstrating the outlet's enduring influence and resilience.

Iran-backed hackers breach FBI director Kash Patel's personal emails

Iran-backed hackers accessed FBI director Kash Patel's personal email accounts, leaking his resume and photos. The FBI noted the information released is historical and not related to current sensitive data.

Rubio says US expects to finish Iran war 'in next couple of weeks'

Marco Rubio stated that US allies are willing to assist in escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has closed and threatened to impose fees on.

Two Cuba-bound aid ships missing after leaving Mexico

Mexico's navy initiated a rescue operation for two aid ships heading to Cuba, which have gone missing. The vessels were carrying essential supplies to Cuba, currently facing severe food and fuel shortages worsened by the US embargo.

Spanish woman who died through euthanasia failed by state, say critics

Noelia Castillo passed away Thursday in a Barcelona hospital following a lengthy legal struggle involving her father. Critics argue the state's handling of her euthanasia case was inadequate, highlighting ongoing issues with Spain's euthanasia laws and their implementation.

Austria becomes latest to propose social media ban for children

Austria has proposed banning social media use for children under 14, aligning with recent measures in European countries like France and Spain aimed at protecting young users online.

'Our home is gone': BBC speaks to displaced families in Lebanon

The BBC's Hugo Bachega reports from Beirut, highlighting the struggles of over a million displaced Lebanese families who have lost their homes amid ongoing crises.

Three dead after helicopter crash in Hawaii

A helicopter with one pilot and four passengers crash-landed about 100 yards off a beach in Hawaii, resulting in three fatalities.

Man arrested over plot to firebomb pro-Palestinian activist's New York home

Authorities discovered eight Molotov cocktails in a Hoboken man's home, leading to his arrest over a plot to firebomb the residence of a pro-Palestinian activist in New York.

Belarus leader gifts rifle to North Korea's Kim as they sign friendship treaty

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko visited Pyongyang, strengthening ties with North Korea by signing a friendship treaty. The visit highlights solidarity between two nations supporting Russia's war in Ukraine, with Lukashenko presenting North Korean leader Kim Jong-un a rifle as a symbolic gift.

Savannah Guthrie to return to Today show as search for mother continues

Savannah Guthrie will resume her role as host on NBC's Today show in April while continuing efforts to locate her missing mother.

Palestinian man killed as death toll from West Bank settler violence climbs

Mohammad al-Malhi is the seventh Palestinian killed by settlers amid a spike in violence in the West Bank since the war with Iran began. The rising attacks have intensified tensions and contributed to a growing death toll in the region.

UN human rights chief calls on US to conclude probe into Iran school strike

UN human rights chief Volker Türk urged the US to complete its investigation into the strike on an Iranian school that killed at least 168 people, mostly children, describing the tragedy as evoking "visceral horror."

Whale swims for freedom after big German rescue effort on Baltic coast

Rescue teams believe the whale has reached deeper waters in Lübeck Bay and are hopeful it will continue toward the open sea.

Nepal swears in ex-rapper as new prime minister

Balendra Shah, a former rapper, was sworn in as Nepal's new prime minister after winning the election by a landslide. He campaigned on a platform promising change to a population frustrated with widespread corruption.

I escaped North Korea with my mum. Now I'm terrified she might be sent back

Geumseong successfully fled North Korea with his mother to South Korea. However, his mother remains imprisoned in China and faces the threat of forced repatriation, causing him great fear and uncertainty about her safety.

'Memory of a generation': China mourns the sudden death of a controversial education influencer

The sudden death of a 41-year-old controversial education influencer, one of China's most prominent figures in the sector, has led to widespread mourning across the country. Known for sparking debate, this influential personality left a significant impact on a generation, highlighting the deep connection between educators and society.

Is Trump's pause on attacking Iranian energy for diplomacy or an escalation?

The US president’s use of deadlines may seem fluid, but he strategically employs them to further his aims. According to BBC’s James Landale, Trump's pause on targeting Iranian energy could be part of a diplomatic tactic rather than just an escalation, reflecting a nuanced approach to managing tensions with Iran.

'My daughter is under the rubble': Inside Tehran as civilian toll of strikes rises

One month after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, Tehran residents reveal the severe impact on their lives, with rising civilian casualties and widespread devastation, including personal tragedies like families trapped under rubble.

Three charts that are warning signs flashing for Trump on Iran war

Rising gas prices are contributing to a decline in Trump's approval rating, signaling potential political challenges ahead. These economic concerns, highlighted by recent data trends, serve as warning signs that could impact Trump's standing amid tensions surrounding the Iran conflict.

How Russia's threat has seen Germany become Europe's most important army

Germany, once feared across Europe, is now emerging as the continent's key military power in response to Russia's threats. This shift marks a significant transformation as Europe increasingly relies on Germany's revived military strength for security.

Women secretly filmed, then ridiculed and abused online

Women in Kenya and Ghana shared with the BBC how a Russian man secretly filmed them and later posted the videos online without their consent, leading to ridicule and abuse.

'Our home is gone': BBC speaks to displaced families in Lebanon

BBC's Hugo Bachega reports from Beirut, highlighting the plight of over a million displaced people in Lebanon. Families recount losing their homes amid ongoing crises, facing uncertainty and hardship as they seek shelter and support.

Why is it so hard to pass through the Strait of Hormuz?

Paul Adams highlights the dangers of navigating the Strait of Hormuz, a critical and narrow maritime route for global oil shipments. Its strategic importance, geopolitical tensions, and frequent military presence make passage risky for vessels, impacting international energy security.

BBC journalist caught in travel chaos at Houston Airport

Houston Airport faces severe travel delays amid one of the longest disruptions in the US. The chaos is linked to TSA agents working without pay during a partial government shutdown.

Guthrie on missing mother: 'We cannot be at peace without knowing'

In her first interview since her mother’s disappearance, Savannah Guthrie shares the moment she found out and reflects on how her own fame might have contributed to her mother becoming a target. She expresses the deep pain of not having closure and the struggle to find peace without knowing what happened.

What happened in the seconds before Air Canada plane crashed at LaGuardia

BBC Verify analyzes the critical moments before an Air Canada plane collided with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport, examining factors that led to the deadly accident.

The US expects to end the military operation in Iran in "two to four weeks" and believes it will not need to deploy ground troops

Secretary of State Marco Rubio anticipates that the US military operation in Iran will conclude in "two to four weeks," assuring that it will not be necessary to deploy ground troops, according to his statements before his G-7 counterparts.

Trump mocks British ships for their lack of support in the Iran war: "They are toys compared to ours"

Trump criticized the United Kingdom and NATO for not supporting the offensive against Iran, belittling the British ships and calling them "toys" compared to the American ones.

War in Iran, Live | US and Israel Bombard Two Nuclear Complexes and Major Steelworks in Iran

The US and Israel have attacked two nuclear complexes and steelworks in Iran, intensifying the military escalation in the Middle East. The situation is causing rising tensions and has global economic repercussions, affecting markets and regional security.

The U.S. anticipates a meeting "this week" with Iran to stop the war: "Ships are crossing Hormuz, it's a very good sign"

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff stated that President Trump is seeking a peace agreement with Iran. He emphasized that the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz is a positive sign and anticipated a meeting this week to advance efforts to halt the conflict.

Radical change in the weather for Easter Week: from polar air to a "record" high-pressure system that will act as a barrier

According to climate models, during Easter Week the weather will be stable with a significant temperature increase expected for Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, thanks to a high-pressure system that replaces the polar air.

The Cheapest Gas Stations to Refuel on Your Way During Holy Week... and Those You Should Avoid

Holy Week 2026 arrives in a difficult economic context due to the war in Iran, causing a slight drop in fuel prices in Spain. The most affordable gas stations to refuel at and those to avoid during this period are highlighted.

Cuerpo commits to strengthening relations with the US in his first meeting with the new ambassador to Spain

Cuerpo emphasized the importance of reinforcing the transatlantic bond in his first meeting with the new US ambassador to Spain, underlining that this relationship is a strategic asset that benefits workers and businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.

Spain Excites with a Thrashing of Serbia Less Than Three Months Before the World Cup

Spain defeated Serbia at La Cerámica thanks to a double from Oyarzabal and a debut goal from Víctor Muñoz, leaving good feelings less than three months before the World Cup.

The Government Announces the Implementation of the 35-Hour Workweek for State Employees in the First Half of April

Minister Óscar López announced that the 35-hour workweek for approximately 250,000 employees will be implemented in the first half of April, coordinating with unions and all ministries for its development.

A slip-up during a call to 112 revealed the identity of the man who stabbed a plumber to death in Torrent

A group arrived after hearing the victim's screams in Torrent. The murderer’s brother called 112 and, during the call, unintentionally revealed the identity of the man who stabbed the plumber, thus facilitating his location and arrest.

An armed person crashes a vehicle into a synagogue in Michigan

An armed man crashed a vehicle into a synagogue in Michigan. The shooter was shot dead by security forces. U.S. authorities have not linked the incident to the war against Iran.

Alone in her room, with four photographs and a lot of noise outside: this was Noelia’s euthanasia

Noelia chose to spend her final moments alone in her room, surrounded by four photographs and amid loud external noise. Before receiving euthanasia, she expressed her wish to wear her nicest dress and put on makeup, highlighting her desire for dignity and personal care in her last moments.

Tension between a PSOE deputy and the president of Christian Lawyers: "You have prolonged Noelia’s suffering"

Polonia Castellanos criticized the Generalitat of Catalonia for its management of Noelia Castillo’s case, sparking a confrontation with a PSOE deputy. The president of Christian Lawyers responded by accusing them of prolonging Noelia’s suffering during the process.

Ana Rosa, Juan del Val... The reaction of celebrities to the euthanasia of the young woman after more than 600 days of waiting

Famous personalities like James Rhodes, Nuria Roca, Eva González, and Cristina Pardo have shared their reactions to the euthanasia of a young woman after more than 600 days of waiting, highlighting the emotional and social impact of the case.

The lawyer of Noelia Castillo's father, on euthanasia: "He has made mistakes, but he wants to make amends"

The lawyer points out that Noelia is confronting her father by taking the euthanasia case to a legal arena. He acknowledges that the father has made mistakes but wishes to correct them and amend his situation.

The 'Wall Street Journal' profiles Sánchez: a "European socialist version of Donald Trump" who is "cut from the same mold"

The Wall Street Journal describes Pedro Sánchez as a European socialist version of Donald Trump and identifies him as a Western political opposition leader to Biden. It also mentions that other European leaders have excluded him from group chats where they discussed strategies for dealing with Trump.

Time Change 2026: This Weekend Spain Switches to Daylight Saving Time

Starting Sunday, March 29, Spain moves the clock forward one hour to enter daylight saving time, causing the sunrise and sunset to occur later.

Tiger Woods suffers another serious accident and is detained: "He could be under the influence of some substance"

Tiger Woods, who was preparing for his comeback at the Augusta Masters after tearing his Achilles tendon in March 2025, suffered another serious accident and was detained, possibly under the influence of some substance.

Euromillions creates a new millionaire in Spain and the jackpot rises to 71 million

A second-tier ticket in Spain has won a prize of 353,647.25 euros in Euromillions, while the main jackpot rises to 71 million euros.

MMA Expert Analyzes Ilia Topuria's Future: "He Has Three Years Left in the UFC"

Álvaro Colmenero points out that Ilia Topuria, the Spanish-Georgian fighter, might have only three more years in the UFC before considering a transition to boxing after competing for his third belt.

Inflation in Spain will soar to 6% if the Iran war is not resolved during this year

The banking supervisor raises the inflation forecast in Spain to 3% and improves the GDP growth forecast to 2.3%, although it warns of risks of more negative scenarios. It calls for more targeted measures to mitigate the impact of the Iran conflict on the economy.

Trump flirts live with a FOX presenter: "You haven't changed, you're even more beautiful"

In a phone-in segment, former President Trump commented that "it's no longer allowed to say that a woman is beautiful," while flirting live with a FOX presenter by telling her that she looks more beautiful than before.

A 1,700-year-old mosaic proves that there were female gladiators with bare torsos to excite the audience

The researcher Alfonso Mañas has demonstrated through a study that female gladiators not only fought each other but also faced wild beasts, challenging the idea that their role was only to excite the audience.

A Bonoloto Winner Hits the 1.7 Million Jackpot

A player has won the 1.7 million jackpot in the Bonoloto. Additionally, three second-tier participants received a prize of 60,448.24 euros each.

Sonsoles Ónega says she was "ashamed" to disclose her salary on 'Ya es Mediodía'

Sonsoles Ónega confessed that she felt ashamed to reveal that, while hosting 'Ya es Mediodía', she was paid a writer's salary, highlighting the wage disparities she faced.

Putin Asks Russian Oligarchs for Donations to Finance the Million-Dollar Cost of the Ukraine War

Putin assured businessmen in private that the Kremlin is committed to concluding the war in Ukraine and is requesting donations from oligarchs to cover its high costs.

Bipartisanship Strengthens After the Outbreak of the War While Podemos, Sumar, and Vox Decline

48.6% of those surveyed believe that the stance against the war in Iran is benefiting the Socialist Party, reinforcing bipartisanship and weakening Podemos, Sumar, and Vox.

Sara Marín, microbiota expert, warns about sleeping in late on weekends: "It takes three days to recover your circadian rhythm"

Dr. Sara Marín warns that changing sleep schedules over the weekend disrupts the circadian rhythm, taking up to three days to recover. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining consistent routines to avoid negative impacts on rest and health.

Emilio Gutiérrez Caba's Ex-Partner Recalls How He Made Her Take General Knowledge Tests During Their Relationship

Ana Montesinos shared on 'El tiempo justo' that Emilio Gutiérrez Caba didn't like her playing on her phone, and that during their relationship he would make her take general knowledge tests, revealing his personality and their dynamic as a couple.

'The Island of Temptations 10' introduces its single women and men: "I'm straight, but I don't like labels"

The tenth season of 'The Island of Temptations' presents its 16 single men and women on Mediaset Infinity. Among them, some stand out for questioning sexual labels, reflecting a diversity of personalities and ways of understanding relationships.

Hard crash of Marc Márquez in Austin: "He has taken a serious hit on his right arm and left hand"

Marc Márquez, nine-time world champion, suffered a heavy fall at the start of the first training session in Las Americas, injuring his right arm and left hand.

Shopping with Ainhoa: My Top Gifts for First-Time Parents

In 2025, birth rates in Spain increased by 1% compared to the previous year, but remain low. Having a child generates uncertainty and fear in today's society, although there are still those who decide to venture into parenthood.

J.K. Rowling breaks her silence about what she has seen in the trailer of the awaited 'Harry Potter' series

J.K. Rowling has reacted lukewarmly to the first trailer of the new Harry Potter adaptation, reflecting a less enthusiastic reception than expected following the release of the preview.

Mbaye, about his incident: "Any day I might show up with a bullet in my head"

Jupol's spokesperson denounced that there is a campaign aimed at criminalizing and dehumanizing the National Police, in the context of the incident involving Mbaye.

Mbaye's Neighbors Criticize the "Harshness" of His Arrest and the "Everyday Police Harassment Suffered by Racialized People"

Former deputy Mbaye was released after being detained in Usera for trying to prevent the arrest of a suspect. Neighbors denounced the harshness of his arrest and the usual police harassment toward racialized people.

These Are the 20 Best Economists in Spain, According to AI

Favikon, an influencer marketing platform based on artificial intelligence, has published the list of the 20 best economists in Spain, highlighting the most influential experts in the country’s economic field.

Amazon Delivery Driver Arrested After Being Caught Stealing a Family's Cat During a Delivery

A 42-year-old Amazon delivery driver was arrested in the United Kingdom after being caught stealing a family's cat during a delivery. He faces up to five years in prison under a new British law.

The Addictive Online Test That Shows How Good You Are at Perceiving Colors: Are You Above or Below the JND Standard?

The JND standard measures the smallest difference between two colors that a person can perceive. This online test evaluates how well you detect these differences, allowing you to find out if you are above or below the color perception standard.

The new average speed cameras installed by the DGT at different locations in Spain

The Directorate General of Traffic has installed 33 new speed cameras in Spain, 13 of them average speed cameras, distributed across 6 provinces to improve traffic monitoring and road safety.

Indra signs an agreement with Rheinmetall to manufacture up to 3,000 military trucks

Indra and Rheinmetall will create a joint venture in Spain to compete for the Spanish army contract, which involves the production of up to 3,000 military trucks.

'Torrente, President': This is the bar that opened its doors to Santiago Segura and appears in the movie

The movie starring Torrente was partially filmed in a small typical bar in Madrid, which has gained popularity after appearing in the film and for hosting the actor Santiago Segura in its premises.

Kilometer-long lines at Lidl to get the most comfortable and elegant flat sandals for less than 15 euros

Lidl's flat sandals, comfortable, minimalist, and priced under 15 euros, have become the most sought-after this spring, causing long queues at their stores.

Dance as a High-Performance Tool: Shakira's Secret to Staying in Shape

Colombian singer Shakira trains daily to endure long hours of performing and maintain her signature abs and hips, using dance as the key to her high physical performance.

NASA's X-59 Aircraft Makes Emergency Landing on Its Second Test Flight Due to a Malfunction

NASA's X-59 aircraft made an emergency landing during its second test flight due to a warning detected in the cockpit system, which interrupted the mission to ensure safety.

The Thrilling Experience You Can Have When Climbing the Eiffel Tower in Paris

The Eiffel Tower in Paris offers a new, unique, and exciting experience to discover the city, intended only for the bravest visitors.

These are the two best torrijas to buy at the supermarket, according to OCU

The OCU highlights two torrijas as the best in the supermarket, noting improvements in juiciness and texture. However, it still detects insufficient control in the frying process.

I’ve Tried It and Here’s Why the Opel Astra Is One of the Most Well-Rounded Compacts

After testing the revamped 2026 Opel Astra in Croatia, it’s clear that it improves an already outstanding model, strengthening its position as one of the most well-rounded compact cars on the market.

The First Full Moon of Spring Arrives: When Can the Pink Moon Be Seen in Spain?

In 2026 there will be 13 full moons, and the first of spring, known as the Pink Moon, will be visible in Spain in early April.

The judge releases Pablo Crespo, number two of the Gürtel network

Pablo Crespo, number two of the Gürtel network, has been released after serving more than two-thirds of his sentence. The Prosecutor's Office did not oppose this judicial decision.

Victoria Camps, Philosopher: "Happiness is something you have to build yourself and it is maintaining the desire to live"

Victoria Camps argues that happiness is not a state that is achieved, but a process that each individual must build. According to the philosopher, the key is to maintain the desire to live, which drives one to keep going and find meaning in life.

Jaime, the Middle Son of Designer Sole Alonso, Dies at 31

Stylist Sole Alonso confirmed on Instagram the passing of her middle son, Jaime, at the age of 31.

Bertín Osborne speaks out about Gabriela Guillén's participation in 'Supervivientes': "I have been told she is suffering"

Bertín Osborne expressed his support for Gabriela Guillén, the mother of his son, during her participation in 'Supervivientes'. Although he is far away, he has received reports that she is going through difficult times on the show.

Balendra Shah, the youngest rapper prime minister of Nepal who starts his government with a song

Engineer and rapper, Balendra Shah made the leap into politics in 2022 by winning the mayoralty of Kathmandu as an independent. Now, as the youngest prime minister of Nepal, he inaugurates his government with a song, blending his artistic passion with his political role.

Is There a Second Sphinx Under Giza? The Discovery of a "Massive Structure" 50 Meters Underground Reopens the Debate

Archaeologist Filippo Biondi announced the discovery of a massive underground structure 50 meters beneath the sands of Giza, reigniting the debate about the possible existence of a second sphinx in the area.

Do you have an electric water heater? If you attach this device, you can reduce its consumption and save on your bill

An electric water heater can consume up to 2,500 watts, which considerably increases the bill if used without control. Attaching a specific device allows you to reduce its energy consumption and save on electricity costs.

The bar in Madrid where you can eat for seven euros: "One of my favorite places to eat well and cheaply"

In the Las Letras neighborhood of Madrid, there is a bar recommended for eating well and cheaply, where a full menu costs only seven euros, ideal for those looking for quality and savings in the capital.

This is the Method to Save Up to 20% at the Supermarket That Breaks Traditional Schemes

Repeating unnecessary purchases and wasting food leads to extra expenses. The proposed method helps to plan better and reduce costs by up to 20%, avoiding waste and optimizing the supermarket budget.

The eight benefits for families with children in Spain that you can apply for in 2026: requirements and how to apply

Many benefits for families with children in Spain in 2026 are compatible, but require being up to date with Tax Authorities and Social Security.

Rosalía and Picasso

The author reflects on how separating art from the artist is essential to continue feeling moved by masterpieces like "Imagine" or "The Ride of the Valkyries," suggesting that personal flaws of creators shouldn't diminish the emotional impact of their work.

Change of Plans

The war in the Middle East will significantly impact the Easter holidays, altering plans and possibly affecting travel and usual activities during this period.

Rosalía is not a 'superwoman'

Last night in Milan, Rosalía did not deliver a failed concert, but rather decided to say "enough." In today's times, recognizing a limit and stopping is a braver act than completing the show.

Final Smash

Carolina Marín has established herself as a legend of Spanish sport, standing alongside great figures such as the Gasol brothers, Valentín, and Rafael Nadal.

The Four Astronauts of Artemis II: "The World Has Waited a Long Time" to Return to the Moon

The four astronauts of the Artemis II mission express their excitement about returning to the Moon, highlighting the long global wait to resume lunar exploration. This mission marks a key step in space exploration, preparing for future expeditions and the eventual sustainable human presence on the Moon.

Sony raises prices on PlayStation 5 versions by around 100 euros due to international economic uncertainty

Sony has increased the price of the PlayStation 5 by about 100 euros due to global economic uncertainty, stating that this measure is essential to continue delivering innovative and high-quality gaming experiences worldwide.

The Simpsons Predicted It: Memes About the Blue Color Used to Paint the Facade of Ramón y Cajal Hospital

The choice of blue to paint the facade of Ramón y Cajal Hospital sparked a wave of memes on social media, recalling how The Simpsons predicted similar situations. Users compared the shade and visual effects to scenes from the popular show, causing a stir and humor on the internet.

Álvaro Rubio, from 'LIDLT', gets emotional talking about how tough his daughter's first month has been: "You feel like you don't quite fit in"

Álvaro Rubio, participant of 'La isla de las tentaciones' (The Island of Temptations), got emotional while talking about how difficult the first month with his daughter has been, confessing that sometimes he feels like he doesn't fully fit in the new stage. The couple had announced that they were expecting their first baby together during the show.

Do you want to tell us something or have us investigate a topic? Write to us here

20minutos launches Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to participate and report stories for investigation. They invite you to write and suggest topics of interest.

Questions about Income Tax: Do You Know How to Request the Draft? Are You Aware of the Updates?

The 2025 Income Tax Return begins in April, allowing taxpayers to request the draft and submit their declarations to the Tax Agency. You are invited to send questions through a form to receive answers by mail.

Do you have questions about medical leave at work? Send your questions to the labor advisory office and we will answer them

In the new edition of the '20minutos' labor advisory office, experts from UGT answer questions about payment, processing, and issues related to medical leave at work.

Alicia Borrachero Moves Sonsoles Ónega by Remembering Her Father Fernando: "For the Lesson He Gave Us All"

Alicia Borrachero moved Sonsoles Ónega when she paid tribute to her father, the journalist Fernando, highlighting the important lesson he left for everyone at the end of her interview on "Y ahora Sonsoles."

At least three dead and two injured as a tourist helicopter crashes on a beach in Hawaii

A tourist helicopter from Airborne Aviation with a pilot and four passengers crashed on a beach in Hawaii, leaving at least three dead and two injured.

The Return of Ylenia Padilla: "After being everywhere, I needed to be nowhere"

After five years away from the media, Ylenia Padilla reappears to review her professional career, explaining that she needed to step back after being everywhere.

Wave of criticism towards 'Y ahora Sonsoles' for its coverage of the Noelia Castillo case: "It cannot be allowed"

The final interview with Noelia Castillo, 25 years old, before her euthanasia was broadcast on 'Y ahora Sonsoles' on Antena 3, generating strong criticism for the way the program handled the case, considered inappropriate and disrespectful towards the young woman and her situation.

This is the amount of exercise per week that middle-aged women should do to live longer

A study in 'PLOS Medicine' analyzed 11,169 women born between 1946 and 1951, concluding that doing moderate exercise several hours a week significantly improves their life expectancy.

The Seven Lives of the Last Bar in Town: "There’s Nobody Here Daily, We Are Alone, Alone..."

Rubén Sánchez runs the town’s last bar on his own, which operates as a café, restaurant, and supermarket. Additionally, he prepares food to order and offers home delivery, adapting to the low daily customer flow and keeping the business alive in a lonely environment.

The stigma of those kidnapped by the Argentine dictatorship: "To some we were traitors and to others, subversives"

The 50th anniversary of the coup d'état in Argentina recalls the dark period during which thousands were kidnapped, tortured, and disappeared by the dictatorship. Those affected faced stigmas, being perceived as traitors or subversives, reflecting the deep social division and the lasting impact of that state violence.

Knitting and Painting to Avoid Scrolling: "The Challenge for My Generation Is to Focus on Something Other Than the Phone"

Young people overwhelmed by constant phone use seek to disconnect through hands-on activities like crochet and painting, which allow them to create something tangible and improve their concentration amid digital overexposure.

Daniel Illescas becomes the winner of 'El Desafío'

Daniel Illescas won 'El Desafío' after overcoming the 'Stairway to Heaven' challenge, a demanding acrobatic dance competition that secured his victory.

Paco Caro’s Troubled Cameo on the TVE Newscast: "In My Background Role, I Don’t Even Score a 5"

Paco Caro shared his experience after a brief and troubled cameo on the TVE newscast. He acknowledges that his performance as an extra was limited and admits he didn’t have a prominent role, rating it below a 5.

A Survivor of Multiple Suicide Attempts: "Mental Health Is Still Far from What It Should Be"

Elena, a survivor of several suicide attempts, emphasizes the importance of treating each case individually and underscores that mental health is still far from receiving the attention and support it deserves.

A 'Supervivientes' Crew Member Intervenes Live Upon Seeing Ingrid Betancor Trying to Break a Strict Rule

Ingrid Betancor attempted to cross the perimeter of the reality show 'Supervivientes' due to the rain, but a crew member intervened live to stop her and enforce the show's strict rules.

Terelu, about Alejandra Rubio's interview on '¡De viernes!': "Happy that she did it here"

Terelu expressed her satisfaction that Alejandra Rubio did her interview on '¡De viernes!'. She also revealed that she thought Carmen Borrego already knew the news before her daughter gave the interview.

Patricia Pardo, against Bigote Arrocet’s book: "There are people who disrespect themselves"

Patricia Pardo criticizes Bigote Arrocet for publishing a book about María Teresa Campos without the consent of her daughters, pointing out that there are people who disrespect themselves by doing so.

Belen Rodríguez speaks out about Alejandra Rubio's withdrawal from television: "Now she will be able to demand what she couldn't before"

Belen Rodríguez has commented on Alejandra Rubio's withdrawal from television, pointing out that now she will be able to demand things she couldn't before. The journalist celebrated her 59th birthday with her closest friends.

Gloria Camila, regarding Manuel Cortés' interview on '¡De viernes!': "I hope he doesn't only talk about me"

Gloria Camila, daughter of Ortega Cano, expresses her bewilderment about Manuel Cortés' interview on '¡De viernes!', hoping that he will not focus solely on her during his defense.

This Is How Rodrigo Cuevas' Spectacular Music Video for 'La Revuelta' Was Made, with Cameos and in a Single Take

Rodrigo Cuevas created the music video for 'La Revuelta' in a single take, standing out for its originality and dynamic filming. The video includes fun cameos that add a special touch, showcasing the artist's creativity and energy in a striking and entertaining visual production.

John John Kennedy and Carolyn Bessette Had Serious Relationship Problems When They Died

John John Kennedy and Carolyn Bessette were facing serious problems in their relationship; he was dealing with difficulties in his magazine and she felt harassed by the paparazzi.

The 'Jackass', 26 Years Later: What Have Knoxville and Company Been Up To All This Time?

The 'Jackass' revolutionized MTV in 2000 with their daring and comedic short videos. Over the course of 26 years, the members have continued in entertainment, with projects in film, television, and social media, adapting to new platforms and maintaining their legacy in pop culture.

Tadeo Corrales undergoes another cosmetic procedure to achieve "an ideal look"

Tadeo Corrales, former contestant of 'La isla de las tentaciones', has shown on social media the before and after of his new cosmetic procedures to achieve his "ideal look."

Belén Rodríguez celebrates her 59th birthday in an exclusive venue in Madrid

Belén Rodríguez celebrated her 59th birthday at Museo Chicote, an exclusive venue in Madrid, surrounded by close friends such as Belén Esteban, Carmen Borrego, Carlos Lozano, and Sonia Madoc.

ElXokas speaks out about Noelia's euthanasia: "Taking the life of a person in their twenties is never the solution"

ElXokas, although he identifies as a supporter of euthanasia, believes that paraplegia is not such a limiting condition nowadays and considers that taking the life of a young person is never the right solution.

Almoguera lashes out at Bigote Arrocet over the cover of his memoirs: "It's shameless"

Producer Almoguera harshly criticized Bigote Arrocet, the former partner of his grandmother María Teresa Campos, over the controversial cover of his memoirs, calling it "shameless."

Colate Vallejo-Nágera and Mario Conde’s Daughter End Their Romantic Relationship

Colate Vallejo-Nágera and Alejandra, Mario Conde’s daughter and Colate’s partner on 'DecoMaster', have ended their relationship after one year together.

Laura Matamoros' confession about her relationship with Benji Aparicio: "When you break up once, forget it"

Laura Matamoros has spoken on the podcast 'Ac2ality' about the ups and downs of her relationship with Benji Aparicio, confessing that after a breakup it is difficult to go back and that she prefers to leave it definitively when the relationship ends.

Usher Defends Puff Diddy Despite His Conviction for Prostitution Offenses

Usher has expressed his support for Puff Diddy, whom he considers a mentor, despite the music mogul's recent conviction for crimes related to prostitution.

Is Alfred García going to be a father? He raises doubt after sharing an ultrasound with an enigmatic statement

The former finalist of 'OT 2017', Alfred García, has sparked rumors about a possible pregnancy by sharing an ultrasound along with an enigmatic message. Although he has not confirmed anything, his followers are speculating about whether he will become a father, generating great excitement on social media.

Nadal, about his uncle Toni: "He taught me that discipline and work are as important as talent"

Rafa Nadal expressed his gratitude for the honorary doctorate from the Polytechnic University of Madrid by recalling his uncle Toni, his coach for 27 years, who taught him that discipline and effort are as fundamental as talent in achieving success.

Rosalía reassures her fans after food poisoning

Rosalía calmed her followers after suffering from food poisoning, communicating the situation from an ambulance to assure that she is under medical care and stable.

Quarrel between a PP senator and Corredor in the Senate over calling her "lady of the blackout"

Redeia's president expressed her displeasure because she felt that a PP senator accused her of lying during her statements in the Senate, leading to a tense exchange between them.

Spain Excites with a Big Win over Serbia Less Than Three Months Before the World Cup

Spain defeated Serbia at La Cerámica thanks to a double from Oyarzabal and a goal from Víctor Muñoz, who stood out in his debut, leaving good impressions less than three months before the World Cup.

Novak Djokovic will also not play at the Monte Carlo Masters 1000

Novak Djokovic, who missed the Miami tournament due to a right shoulder injury, will also not participate in the Monte Carlo Masters 1000, extending his recovery.

AFE denounces the Collective Agreement of Liga F: "It must be more ambitious for women's football to truly progress"

The Spanish Footballers' Association (AFE) has denounced the Collective Agreement of Liga F, considering it insufficient. AFE calls for a more ambitious agreement that genuinely promotes the development and professionalization of women's football in Spain.

Problems for Barça: Raphinha gets injured with Brazil and will be out for more than a month

Raphinha got injured while playing with Brazil and will be sidelined for more than a month. This affects Barça, who will not be able to count on him for the Champions League quarter-final tie against Atlético de Madrid.

Olympic Medalist Cristian Toro, New National Sports Spokesperson for Vox

Cristian Toro, Olympic medalist in canoeing, has been appointed the new national sports spokesperson for Vox. He states that he faces this role with the same discipline, sacrifice, and love for Spain that has guided his athletic career.

Plena inclusión presents 'MiniEvalTEA', a new tool to enhance the quality of support for people with autism

'MiniEvalTEA' is a new tool introduced by Plena inclusión to improve the quality of support for people with autism, focusing on the individual and respecting their rights.

Pajares, the Deafblind Person Who Champions Diversity: "It’s a Treasure, I’m Happy Because My Environment Is Inclusive"

Pajares, a deafblind individual, highlights the importance of diversity and inclusion. He considers diversity a treasure and feels happy because he lives in an environment that respects and promotes inclusion, allowing him to fully develop and contribute to society.

Leisure, Another Pending Issue for Young People with Intellectual Disabilities: "Parents Become Their Friends and It's Not Fair"

Álvaro, like many young people with intellectual disabilities, faces a lack of leisure activities suited to his needs. This shortage turns parents into their main companions, a situation they acknowledge as unfair and limiting for the social and personal development of their children. The need for more inclusive leisure options for this group is evident.

Carmen Bozzano, artist with visual impairment, brings her 'Tramas' to the ONCE Tiflological Museum

The exhibition "Tramas" by Carmen Bozzano, an artist with visual impairment, is designed to be enjoyed by people with and without visual disabilities. Presented at the ONCE Tiflological Museum, it aims to offer an inclusive experience that combines tactile and visual art, promoting accessibility and awareness about disability.

Ana Botín warns that the world faces a scenario of higher inflation due to the war

Ana Botín, president of Banco Santander, warns about a global scenario of higher inflation caused by the war. Additionally, she calls for smarter financial regulation in a context marked by fragmentation and economic fragility.

Botín anticipates a profit exceeding 14.1 billion for Banco Santander in 2026 despite uncertainty caused by the war in Iran

Banco Santander's chairwoman states that the first quarter results support the target of a profit exceeding 14.1 billion in 2026, despite the uncertainty generated by the war in Iran.

Muniesa (CaixaBank) calls for political consensus to address the challenge of five million retirements expected in the next decade

CaixaBank's research department warns that the war in Iran could reduce GDP growth by 0.4 points, placing it at 2%, and highlights the importance of political consensus to face the challenge of five million retirements in the next ten years.

Cuerpo claims "the American dream, Spanish style" in his inauguration: "We must maintain the feeling that the country is growing"

The new vice president emphasized at his inauguration the importance of maintaining optimism about the country's growth, comparing this ideal to "the American dream, Spanish style." He highlighted the need to strengthen the collective feeling of progress and development to drive the nation forward.

This is the amount of money you should save each month from now on for your summer vacation

Experts recommend saving between 10 and 15% of the total trip cost each month to cover unexpected expenses during the summer vacation.

Where Are We in the Iran War?

Financial markets show volatility during the geopolitical crisis with Iran, following historical behavioral patterns seen in conflicts. Although they do not crash in a straight line, they reflect uncertainty and adjustments amid the escalation of the conflict.

Can a Person Travel During Holy Week While on Sick Leave? A Labor Lawyer Explains

During Holy Week 2026, workers on sick leave are questioning whether they can travel without violating their status. A labor lawyer explains that traveling is not prohibited, but the activity must be compatible with the incapacity and must not hinder recovery. Traveling with rest and without risks is generally acceptable, but each case should be evaluated individually to avoid penalties or losing sick leave benefits.

Taz Skylar ('One Piece'): "I would love to work in Spain. It’s special to do something in your own language, in your home, with your culture"

Taz Skylar, a Canary Islands actor known for his roles in international productions such as 'Hierve' and 'The Lazarus Project', expresses his desire to work in the Spanish industry to connect with his language and culture.

'One Piece' Drops in Viewership, But Its Plan Remains to Be Netflix's Longest Series: How Many Seasons Will It Reach?

Before the premiere of the second season, filming for the third season had already begun in November 2025, showing Netflix's intention to keep 'One Piece' as an extensive series despite the drop in viewership.

Review of 'Salvation Project': Ryan Gosling, the Sun That Shines the Brightest in a Wonderful Odyssey

'Salvation Project' stands out for Ryan Gosling's performance in a story that blends science and emotion. The film reflects how, even in the face of the Sun's death, human warmth and hope remain alive, offering a moving and memorable cinematic odyssey.

The Prime Video series with Fernando Tejero that brightens your life and can be devoured in an afternoon

The new series of comedic sketches has arrived on Prime Video, starring Fernando Tejero, Carlos Areces, and Jordi Sánchez, offering laughs and entertainment to be enjoyed in just one afternoon.

'Jack Ryan, by Tom Clancy': Where to Watch the 30-Episode Espionage Series Before 'Ghost War'

Jack Ryan returns with 'Ghost War,' an original story by John Krasinski that brings back the character he portrays in the series, offering a new espionage plot.

Bad Bunny doesn't stop: besides his western, he is working on a baseball movie with Tom Hanks and a top director

Bad Bunny is working on a baseball movie alongside Tom Hanks, directed by the renowned filmmaker Marielle Heller, known for her independent work and recent film 'Canine' starring Amy Adams.

In One Week Humanity Could Take Off for the Moon: Everything You Need to Know About the Artemis II Mission

NASA is preparing to launch Artemis II, the mission that will carry astronauts on a crewed flight around the Moon for the first time in more than 50 years. The article details the launch time in Spain, the assigned crew, and the specifics of the lunar journey.

Nvidia's CEO says that general artificial intelligence is already here, but it cannot replace human leaders

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, states that general artificial intelligence (AGI) already exists today, but emphasizes that it cannot replace the role or decisions of human leaders.

Search Live arrives in Spain: this is what you can do with your mobile phone camera thanks to AI

Search Live arrives in Spain, allowing natural and real-time interactions through the mobile camera, powered by artificial intelligence.

Netflix Raises the Prices of Its Subscription Plans: Will the Plan Arrive in Spain?

Netflix has increased the prices of all its subscription plans, including the fees for adding additional members, although it is not specified whether this change will soon affect Spain.

Gemini launches one of the most requested features, but it is not yet available in Spain

Google Gemini has launched a feature that allows users to import chat histories from other artificial intelligence applications, making it easier to continue conversations. However, this feature is not yet available in Spain.

Laurie Santos, Yale Happiness Expert: “The Key to Being Happier Can Be as Simple as Taking a Quick Walk Every Day”

Laurie Santos, a psychologist at Yale, emphasizes that happiness doesn’t require major changes but small daily gestures, like taking a quick walk, which can significantly improve personal well-being.

The Secret Code of Stradivarius Tags to Know Which One Suits Your Body Type Best

Stradivarius uses a code of letters and numbers on the tags of their jeans that indicates which model fits best for each body type, making it easier to choose the ideal fit to highlight your figure.

The Three Everyday Gestures That Cause Facial Sagging, According to an Expert: "Be Careful Always Sleeping Like This"

An expert warns about three everyday gestures that cause facial sagging and age the skin. She highlights the importance of avoiding certain sleeping positions to prevent loss of firmness and keep a youthful face.

Seven Nail Polish Options Under 10 Euros to Sport One of the Most Elegant Manicures This Spring

The nail color that was a hit last season continues to be trending this spring. We present seven nail polish options under 10 euros to wear elegant and affordable manicures in the new season.

A Nutritionist Explains the Benefits of This Ingredient for Female Hormonal Health

The nutritionist highlights how diet influences female hormonal health, supporting well-being during the various biological stages of a woman. A specific ingredient can promote hormonal balance and improve quality of life.

The Three Steps for a Complete Skincare Routine, According to an Expert: This Is What You Shouldn't Mix

Rita Silva, from The Ordinary, explains how to properly care for your skin. She highlights three essential steps for an effective routine and warns about product combinations that should be avoided to prevent skin damage.

From Alex Cordobés to Two Michelin Guide Restaurants: We Know Where to Celebrate World Cheese Day in Madrid

March 27 marks World Cheese Day, ideal for cheese lovers. Madrid offers various options to commemorate this date, from iconic establishments like Alex Cordobés to two renowned Michelin Guide restaurants, perfect for enjoying this delicious treat.

Reasonable luxury: the restaurant in Seville that updates tradition with an 84-euro menu

Leartá, the restaurant of Manu Lachica and Rita Llanes in Seville, was awarded its first Repsol Sun in 2025, standing out for updating culinary tradition with a tasting menu priced at 84 euros.

The restaurant in Madrid that has won over Peldanyos for its meat: two Suns and more than 1,000 wine references

TikTok content creator Peldanyos visited the restaurant Lana in Madrid, located on Ponzano Street, recognized with 2 Repsol Suns in 2025 and famous for its meat and extensive wine list with more than 1,000 references.

Neither Colombian nor Spanish, Shakira's favorite food: "It's part of my childhood, of my DNA"

Shakira revealed that Arabic cuisine holds a special place in her heart, being a significant part of her childhood and identity.

Chocolate 'Brownie' Style Cookies with Pistachio Filling Recipe: Irresistible and Delicious

Andrea Carucci, author of The Fertility Kitchen, shares delicious and healthy recipes every Friday, like this irresistible chocolate brownie-style cookie filled with pistachio.

Neither Vigilia Stew nor Garlic Soup: This is the Typical Dish of Murcia Little Known in the Rest of Spain and Cooked During Lent

The typical Murcian dish for Lent, little known in Spain, is a stew made with potatoes and cod, the emblematic fish of this period and Holy Week.

What to See and Do in Barranquilla, the Colombian City Where Shakira Was Born and Known as the 'Golden Gate'

Barranquilla, Shakira's hometown, known as Colombia's 'Golden Gate,' is a vibrant destination near the Caribbean that offers many attractions to explore. The singer will hold a residency in Madrid in September.

Japan Tightens Measures Against Mass Tourism: From Visitor Number Limits to Higher Prices

Japan is implementing new measures to control mass tourism, focusing on protecting the quality of life of local residents. Although it does not seek to reduce international arrivals, it sets limits and raises prices to manage the impact of tourism.

An airline offers economy class seats that convert into beds

The airline introduces economy class seats that transform into beds, providing greater comfort and space. This option benefits families with children, couples, and travelers seeking more comfort during the flight.

The Small Town in Extremadura Where Ferdinand the Catholic Died

Ferdinand II of Aragon died in 1516 in a village south of Cáceres, near Badajoz. His legacy remains relevant 500 years later in this small town of Extremadura.

The Barcelonan town famous for its thermal waters where one of the Oscar winners filmed a movie

Sean Penn, a three-time Oscar winner, filmed a movie near Barcelona alongside the star of 'F1' in a town known for its thermal waters.

This is the safest country in the world to travel to in 2026: it’s not far from Spain

The update of the Global Peace Index 2025 has named a European country close to Spain as the safest to travel to in 2026, highlighting its stability and security compared to other nations.

Granada will have a new direct flight to a major European city

The Federico García Lorca Granada-Jaén Airport will have, for the first time, a direct flight to Portugal, improving the air connection between Granada and an important European city.

Sleeping on Your Side or Back: The Position That Helps Your Brain 'Cleanse' Itself of Toxins

During sleep, the brain activates a system to eliminate toxins. Sleeping on your side facilitates this process, enhancing brain cleansing compared to sleeping on your back.

A psychologist on friendship: "There is a very simple way to know if a friendship adds to you or takes away from you"

Friendships, like romantic relationships, should be healthy and positive. A psychologist explains that it is essential to identify whether a friendship contributes to our well-being or, on the contrary, harms us, in order to maintain relationships that truly add value to our lives.

Aurelio Rojas, Cardiologist: "These Are the Four Best Types of Magnesium and Their Recommended Dosages"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas explains the four best types of magnesium to correct deficiencies and recommends their appropriate dosages to improve health.

Migraine due to storm front: how some people detect climate change before it happens

Migraines and headaches in many people are caused by sudden temperature changes. Identifying these changes can help reduce the discomfort caused by these weather phenomena.

Javier Quintero, Psychiatrist: "One of the Most Effective Natural Anxiolytics Is Not Sold in Pharmacies"

Javier Quintero highlights that, in addition to medical treatments, there are very effective natural anxiolytics that are not sold in pharmacies and can be a valuable complement to relieve anxiety. Trusting medicine is key, but these natural resources also offer great help.

The Reason Why You Should Reduce Consumption of Ultra-Processed Foods During Pregnancy

Consuming ultra-processed foods during pregnancy is linked to lower male fertility and slower embryonic growth, which can affect the baby's health.

Motorhomes nearly triple in a decade in Spain

The registration of motorhomes in Spain has increased by 185% in the last decade, reflecting the growing popularity of these recreational vehicles in the country.

The Car Brands That Fail the Least (and the Most) This Year: Surprises Both at the Top and Bottom

The OCU study once again highlights the reliability of Japanese car brands, with 7 of them among the 10 most reliable worldwide.

Geely, Lepas, Great Wall, Changan… these are all the new Chinese car brands arriving in Spain

New Chinese brands such as BYD, MG, Lynk & Co, Omoda, and Jaecoo are entering the European and Spanish markets, challenging traditional manufacturers with electric vehicles. These Asian companies are gaining ground and impacting European production in the automotive sector.

Freelander returns 12 years later reinvented and could change Land Rover's near future

The iconic name Freelander returns after 12 years, now as a sub-brand created in collaboration between Jaguar Land Rover and Chery, marking a strategic shift in the company's transformation.

The Spanish highway where more than 540 million euros are planned to be invested in renovations

An investment of more than 540 million euros will be allocated to renovate approximately 67 km of the A-3 highway in Madrid, from kilometer 3.8 at the M-30 to kilometer 70.7, the provincial boundary with Cuenca.

The experiment to reduce traffic: 25,000 euros for handing in your driver's license

The Government of Malta is offering 25,000 euros to young drivers who hand in their driver's licenses to reduce traffic congestion. This measure aims to discourage car use and ease traffic on the country's roads.

A train crashes into a fallen tree on the tracks in Girona, causing the evacuation of 150 passengers who were not injured

A train collided with a fallen tree on the tracks in Girona, prompting the evacuation of 150 passengers. The response was carried out by seven teams from the Generalitat Firefighters, and no injuries were reported following the incident that occurred after 4:00 PM.

Vox demands the resignation of its spokesperson and two councilors in Torre Pacheco, accused of joining the PP as defectors

Vox demands the resignation of its spokesperson and two councilors in Torre Pacheco, accused of joining the PP. The three politicians reject the treatment received from the party leadership towards the former regional leader José Ángel Antelo.

The Vox spokesperson in Torre Pacheco leaves the party after denouncing "mafioso" behavior by the leadership

The Vox spokesperson in Torre Pacheco leaves the party due to alleged "mafioso" behavior by the leadership, but will retain his seat and the spokesperson role of the group as an independent councilor.

Delivery driver arrested for stealing 13 mobile phones valued at over 5,000 euros

The Civil Guard has arrested a delivery driver from Valladolid accused of fraud and document falsification for stealing 13 mobile phones valued at over 5,000 euros.

L'Hospitalet designs a park as large as La Ciutadella to transform the Bellvitge area

L'Hospitalet plans a 28-hectare park in Bellvitge, equal in size to La Ciutadella, which will integrate the new biomedical hub in the southern part of the city, thus transforming the area and creating a large green lung.

How to Enter Madrid Central for Free Without Risk of a Fine: The Key Is in Friends

Accessing Distrito Madrid without permission carries a fine of 200 euros. However, there is a way to avoid it: if a resident or authorized person invites you, you can enter without penalty. The key is to have the support of friends who have authorized access to the area.

Barcelona takes a new step to prioritize residential use of housing and regulate short-term rentals in the city

Barcelona is advancing in the regulation of residential use of housing and tourist rentals to preserve the right to housing. Measures will be implemented that limit temporary accommodations to favor residential use, controlling the tourist supply and seeking a balance between residents and visitors. The goal is to improve quality of life and ensure access to affordable housing.

Three years in prison confirmed for biting off a piece of ear during a fight in Málaga

The convicted individual received three years and six months in prison and must pay 16,591 euros for causing injuries by biting off a piece of an ear during a fight in Málaga.

Arrested in Lugo Accused of Exploiting a Foreign Worker, Whom He Kept in Inhumane Conditions

The National Police of Lugo arrested an individual accused of exploiting a foreign worker, keeping him in inhumane conditions. The arrest occurred following an investigation that revealed violations of the worker's labor and human rights.

Minor hospitalized after attempting to kill his mother in the town of Vícar

A minor was arrested by the Vícar Local Police after being found acting suspiciously. He is hospitalized after attempting to kill his mother in the town.

Five of the six accused of sexually abusing minors in the Vistabella sect case sentenced to prison

Five of the six accused in the Vistabella sect case have been sentenced to prison for sexually abusing minors. The sect revolved around a leader considered a special being with healing powers, and his followers believed in saving the world under that premise.

A German Streamer Causes a Stir by Placing Argentina in Europe During a Geography Game

The German streamer Peonyia surprised and amused viewers on Twitch by mistakenly locating Argentina in Europe during a live geography game, which quickly went viral.

The truth behind the movie-like escape of seven 'kidnapped' dogs in China

It circulated on social media that seven dogs had been kidnapped by meat traffickers in China, but the reality behind their escape is different and is not related to kidnapping or trafficking.

The Applauded Message from a Pilot After Changing a Flight to Tenerife Due to Storm Therese

The pilot maintained constant communication with the passengers during the flight modification to Tenerife caused by Storm Therese, thereby preventing them from feeling fear and delivering a message that was highly praised for its calmness and professionalism.

How to Get Children Truly Involved in Caring for the Dog, According to Veterinarians and Psychologists

Experts recommend setting clear boundaries, applying consistent consequences, and using positive reinforcement so that children take on real responsibilities in caring for the dog.

An AI-Designed Cancer Vaccine Reduces Tumors in a Dog: Why the Case Calls for Caution

A dog with cancer showed tumor reduction after receiving an mRNA vaccine designed with AI along with another immunotherapy. However, the combination makes it difficult to determine the specific impact of the vaccine, so experts urge caution regarding these preliminary results.

What to Do If a Bird Hits the Window: The Simplest Gesture Can Save Its Life

Millions of birds die annually after colliding with invisible windows, but many could be saved by following a simple protocol for their recovery.

Your daily horoscope: Saturday, March 28, 2026

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover the astrological predictions that will help you face the day with energy and clarity.

Check the ONCE Cuponazo: Results

Check the results of the ONCE Cuponazo for Friday, March 27, 2026, and see if you have won with the winning numbers.

Check EuroMillions: results for Friday, March 27

The EuroMillions results for Friday, March 27, 2026, will be announced from 9:30 PM. You can check them on the 20minutos.es website.

Check Bonoloto: Results for Friday, March 27, 2026

Check the Bonoloto results for the draw on Friday, March 27, 2026, to find out the winning numbers and see if you have won any prize.

The Visual Birth of Dulcinea, from Don Quixote's Dream to Cinema

Theater realized the image of Dulcinea that Cervantes only suggested, influencing later representations in cinema and consolidating her visual figure in popular culture.

A Difficult Record to Beat: Passes the Driving Theory Exam After Nine Years and 139 Attempts

A driving applicant passed the theory exam after nine years and 139 attempts. The prolonged process was due to studying with an outdated version of the test, which did not contain all the current questions, making success difficult until finally using the correct material.

The Manosphere Is Not Just Online Content About Sex and Antifeminism

The manosphere, made up of courses, videos, and online communities with macho content, can lead to the radicalization of its members, causing negative impacts and fatal consequences beyond mere entertainment or antifeminist discourse.

Very Rude Behaviors That We Have Ended Up Normalizing

Over time, behaviors once considered rude, such as using a mobile phone while talking to someone, have become common and socially accepted in many societies.

These 'celebrities' are Aries and you might not have known it

The article reveals a list of famous celebrities who share the zodiac sign Aries, inviting readers to discover which of their favorite figures were born under this sign.

Pubill, Bernal, Romero... Footballers absent from De la Fuente's list who could go to the World Cup

With the 2026 World Cup approaching, Spain will debut on June 15 against Cape Verde. Luis de la Fuente must choose 26 players, and several standout footballers with important roles in the team could be left out, raising expectations about who will finally make the list for the tournament.

Lady Gaga's Looks That Leave No Room for Middle Ground

Lady Gaga, born on March 28, 1986, in New York, will celebrate her 40th birthday in 2026. Before reaching this milestone, she has left a legacy of media styles that generate divided opinions: her looks are either loved or rejected, with no middle ground.

The Supreme Court will debate in May the possibility of a parent contesting their child's euthanasia

The Supreme Court will analyze in May whether a parent can contest their child's euthanasia, following a case in Catalonia where a father tried to prevent his son's assisted death.

Health Ministry and Autonomous Communities Agree on Independent Mediation to Try to Resolve Medical Strike

The minister hopes that after Easter, the next meeting with the Strike Committee will help de-escalate the conflict and make progress in negotiating the Framework Statute, with the support of an independent mediation agreed upon with the autonomous communities.

Italy Investigates LVMH and Its Brands Sephora and Benefit Cosmetics for Promoting Cosmetics to Children and Adolescents

Italy is investigating LVMH, Sephora, and Benefit Cosmetics for promoting cosmetics targeted at children and adolescents, due to concerns about chemicals that could disrupt hormonal development and increase the risk of skin allergies.

Three communities account for 54% of people who will benefit from the rental extension

According to Consumer data, 2,687,392 people with 1,037,603 rental contracts expiring in 2026 and 2027 will benefit from the extension, with three communities accounting for 54% of these tenants.

Strike at Aemet for Easter Called Off Following Agreement Between Unions and the Ministry of Ecological Transition

After an agreement deemed "unprecedented" between unions and the Ministry of Ecological Transition, which includes an extraordinary public employment offer for 2026, the strike at Aemet scheduled for Easter has been called off.

Ana Locking: "You can’t make a living in fashion unless you come from an affluent background or have a capitalist partner"

Ana Locking states in an interview with Rebeca Marín for '20minutos' that the fashion industry is hard to survive in without economic resources or capitalist backing, highlighting the social barriers faced by those who do not come from wealthy classes.

Rents for Primary Residences Rise 3.5% Annually Following the Designation of the First Tense Zones

The Servapi system, which tracks rental prices in tense zones, has expanded to cover all provinces in Spain after including data from Álava and Vizcaya. This coincides with an annual increase of 3.5% in rents for primary residences.

The National Court orders the arrest of a man in the Plus Ultra case on the Caribbean island of Aruba

The National Court has ordered the arrest of businessman Luis Felipe Baca in Aruba in relation to the Plus Ultra case, according to 'El Mundo'.

Man Sentenced to Six Months in Prison for Kicking His Partner in the Street in Granada

A man has been sentenced to six months in prison for kicking his partner in a public street in Granada. The admitted crime is injury within the scope of gender-based violence.

The Voice of Vicky Martín Berrocal in a Track from Her Son-in-Law’s New Album, Her New Professional Facet

Designer Vicky Martín Berrocal collaborates on her son-in-law Marcos Terrones’s new album by providing an audio clip where she encourages him to pursue his dreams, marking a new professional facet for her.

Paul McCartney announces the release of a new album, 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane', for May 29

Paul McCartney will release his eighteenth solo album, 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane', on May 29. The ex-Beatle continues his musical career with this new work, which promises to surprise his fans.

Mónica García denounces harassment by "far-right organizations" against Noelia Castillo for exercising her right to euthanasia

The Minister of Health announced that they will evaluate the Catalan Parliament's request to reform the Euthanasia Law, amid reports of harassment by "far-right organizations" against Noelia Castillo for exercising this right.

A Home Care Assistant Arrested for Stealing Gold Jewelry from the House Where She Worked in Avilés

The police arrested a home care assistant in Avilés after discovering that she had stolen and sold several gold jewelry items from the house where she worked, which were detected in gold buying and selling shops.

The Supreme Court confirms that two paintings by Francisco de Goya belong to the State and not to the tobacco company Atlantis

The Supreme Court confirms that two paintings by Francisco de Goya are the property of the State, since the tobacco company Atlantis failed to prove ownership to claim possession by adverse possession.

Marco Rubio believes that "perhaps now could be the time" for a change in the system in Cuba

The U.S. Secretary of State stated that they have clear objectives regarding Cuba, are satisfied with the progress, and believe that soon they will achieve significant advances toward a change in the Cuban system.

Concern in the Pentagon over the excessive launch of Tomahawk missiles, more than 850 since the beginning of the war

Tomahawk missiles, with a range of over 1,600 km, have been launched more than 850 times since the beginning of the war, raising concerns in the Pentagon due to their intensive use and the reduced need to send pilots into protected airspaces.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to learn and make decisions. To get started in AI, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as algorithms, machine learning, and neural networks. Additionally, having knowledge of programming and mathematics is important. AI has applications in various sectors, from healthcare to education, transforming the way we live and work.

Taz Skylar ('One Piece') on his training for Sanji: "My body hurt so much that I could feel my heartbeat"

Taz Skylar, a Canary Islands actor, has intensified his physical training for the second season of 'One Piece', increasing the adrenaline and action, which has made his preparation increasingly demanding and painful.

This is the new Ahorramas supermarket in Humanes: with solar panels, parking, and more than 50 jobs

The new Ahorramas supermarket in Humanes occupies 962.50 m² and includes butcher, deli, fruit and vegetable, fish, poultry, and bakery sections. It features solar panels, parking, and creates more than 50 jobs.

Review of 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man': Too Much Cillian for Too Little Shelby

Cillian Murphy shines in a nostalgic yet somewhat weak finale for his iconic character. However, the new generation of Peaky Blinders fails to live up to the original legacy.

Tickets for Shakira in Madrid: when the presale begins, prices, and dates for the 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour'

Colombian singer Shakira will perform several concerts in Madrid at a stadium that will bear her name, in a 'residency' format. Dates, prices, and details about the ticket presale for her 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour' are announced.

The 100 Best Schools in Spain in 2026 According to the Forbes List: No Public Schools and Most Are Multilingual

Madrid tops the list of the 100 best schools in Spain in 2026 according to Forbes. Most of these schools are private, multilingual, and have educated various national personalities. There are no public schools among the best.

Nacho Guerreros, actor: "Coque from 'La que se avecina' has allowed me to buy a house and set up two theatre production companies"

Nacho Guerreros returns as Coque Calatrava in season 17 of 'La que se avecina' and recently premiered the miniseries 'Por cien millones' on Movistar Plus+. The role has enabled him to buy a house and establish two theatre production companies.

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

The 2024 Income Tax campaign begins on April 8 and tax returns can be filed until June 30, with new updates regarding deadlines, deductions, and new groups exempt from filing a declaration.

Where to Watch 'Salvation Project': What Happens If the Theater You Choose for Ryan Gosling's Space Movie Is Not IMAX

The science fiction film by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, starring Ryan Gosling, uses different aspect ratios that require following specific instructions when projecting it. Watching it outside the IMAX format can affect the intended visual experience.

The passage in Barcelona with colorful houses and a 19th-century atmosphere that is an oasis in the heart of El Clot

This historic passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí with 122 meters of 19th-century working-class architecture, offering a pedestrian oasis of calm in the middle of the city.

Coaches agree: "The Bulgarian split squat is very good, but if you want to see muscle progress week by week, the Smith machine is better"

The Bulgarian split squat is popular for legs and glutes, but a coach points out that using the Smith machine can offer better results and more consistent muscle progress week to week.

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

The 2025 Income Tax simulator is available without the need for Cl@ve or a digital certificate, allowing taxpayers to get an early estimate of whether they will have to pay or receive a refund on their income tax return.

This is the new passport similar to the Camino de Santiago’s to promote rural tourism in Seville

The Andalusian Government has launched a new tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities of a region in Seville, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport.

Explainer - Who are the Houthis, Iran’s allies in Yemen?

The Houthis are a Shiite rebel group from northern Yemen, allied with Iran. They seized Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, in 2014, sparking a civil war. Supported by Iran, they oppose the internationally recognized Yemeni government, which is backed by a Saudi-led coalition. The conflict has resulted in a severe humanitarian crisis, with widespread famine and displacement. The Houthis’ connections to Iran add regional geopolitical tensions to the Yemen conflict.

Israeli military says it identified a launch of a missile from Yemen

The Israeli military reported detecting a missile launched from Yemen towards Israel. The incident highlights ongoing regional tensions and concerns over security threats emanating from Yemen, where Houthi rebels maintain significant influence. No damage or casualties were reported, and Israel continues to monitor the situation closely.

Factbox - Which key Iranian figures have been killed in US-Israeli strikes?

This factbox outlines prominent Iranian figures targeted and killed in US-Israeli strikes over recent years. It highlights their roles within Iran's military and intelligence sectors, detailing the circumstances of their deaths and the geopolitical impacts of these targeted killings on regional tensions and Iran's strategic operations.

Gold rallies, heads for weekly gain as investors turn to safe haven assets

Gold prices rose, aiming for a weekly gain, as investors sought safe haven assets amid economic uncertainties. The rally was driven by concerns over inflation and geopolitical tensions, boosting demand for the precious metal. Market volatility and cautious investor sentiment supported gold's appeal as a stable store of value during turbulent times.

Oil prices gain as traders doubt prospects of ceasefire in Iran war

Oil prices rose as traders grew skeptical about a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict involving Iran. Concerns over prolonged instability in the region fueled fears of supply disruptions, prompting market gains amid uncertain geopolitical dynamics.

Refiners say new US biofuel quotas may worsen Iran war price spike

US refiners warn that increased biofuel blending quotas could worsen fuel price spikes linked to tensions with Iran. They argue the mandates may reduce crude oil demand flexibility, limiting the ability to stabilize costs amid geopolitical conflicts affecting Middle East oil supplies. Refiners urge reconsideration to prevent further price volatility in the fuel market.

Oil erases weekly loss, Brent above $110 as steel, energy targets struck in Iran

Oil prices rebounded with Brent crude surpassing $110 per barrel after Iran reportedly targeted steel and energy facilities. The strikes sparked concerns over supply disruptions, reversing losses from earlier in the week. Market tensions remain high amid geopolitical risks impacting global oil production and distribution.

Canada eyes Mercosur pact by autumn

Canada aims to finalize a trade agreement with Mercosur, the South American bloc, by autumn. The pact seeks to enhance economic ties, reduce tariffs, and boost trade between Canada and member countries including Brazil and Argentina. Negotiations have focused on market access, regulatory cooperation, and sustainable development to strengthen bilateral relations and support post-pandemic economic recovery.

WTO reform talks face U.S.-India wall in Cameroon, diplomats say

WTO reform discussions in Cameroon are stalling due to disagreements between the U.S. and India. Both nations hold opposing views on key issues, hindering progress. Diplomats highlight that resolving these differences is crucial for advancing global trade reforms.

Mercosur and Canada Near Free-Trade Agreement with April Talks

Mercosur and Canada are close to finalizing a free-trade agreement, with key negotiations scheduled for April. The deal aims to enhance trade relations, reduce tariffs, and boost economic cooperation between Canada and Mercosur member countries, fostering growth and stronger partnerships in the Americas.

Italian market watchdog deems all MPS board slates fully legitimate, source says

The Italian market regulator has confirmed that all proposed board slates for Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) are fully legitimate. This endorsement ensures that the upcoming shareholder vote on the bank’s board composition will proceed without legal challenges related to slate legitimacy, supporting governance stability at the troubled lender.

S&P 500: Goldman Sachs says this is the key question in Q2

Goldman Sachs highlights the main question for Q2 as whether the S&P 500 can sustain its rally amid economic uncertainties. Factors like inflation trends, Federal Reserve policy decisions, and corporate earnings will influence market direction. Investors are closely watching these elements to gauge if the current momentum can continue or if volatility will rise in coming months.

Factbox—How many people have been killed in the US-Israeli war on Iran?

The article details the casualties resulting from the ongoing conflict involving the US and Israel against Iran. It outlines reported deaths from various incidents linked to covert and overt military actions, but exact numbers remain unclear due to the secretive nature of operations and conflicting reports. The article highlights the challenges in verifying fatalities and the broader impact on regional stability.

China detaining Panama-flagged ships amid battle over port control, FMC says

China has reportedly detained Panama-flagged ships amid a dispute over control of key port operations. The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) highlighted concerns about shipping disruptions and the impact on global trade logistics due to these detentions, signaling escalating tensions in maritime governance and international port management.

Meta’s longtime content policy chief Bickert leaving to teach at Harvard

Monika Bickert, Meta’s longtime head of content policy, is leaving the company to join Harvard University as a faculty member. Bickert played a key role in shaping Meta’s approach to content moderation and policy enforcement during a critical period of growth and scrutiny. Her move to academia reflects a shift towards educating the next generation on issues around technology and content governance.

Battery X Metals submits amended IPO filing to SEC for US listing

Battery X Metals has filed an amended IPO registration statement with the SEC to list on a US exchange. The update includes revised financials and business details, aiming to attract US investors. This move highlights the company's efforts to expand its capital base and increase visibility in the growing battery metals sector amid rising demand for clean energy materials.

U.S. tech pullback mirrors late stages of dotcom era, strategists say

Strategists compare the recent U.S. tech sector downturn to the late dotcom bubble, highlighting similar market behaviors such as overvaluation and investor skepticism. They warn that while fundamentals differ now, cautious investment remains prudent as the sector corrects and adjusts to new economic realities.

NASA’s Artemis astronauts enter final preparations for Moon mission

NASA’s Artemis astronauts are completing final training and system checks as they prepare for the upcoming Moon mission. The team is conducting simulations and reviewing procedures to ensure mission success. This mission aims to advance lunar exploration and establish a sustainable human presence on the Moon.

Bank of America agrees to pay $72.5 million to settle Epstein accusers’ lawsuit

Bank of America has agreed to pay $72.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by victims of Jeffrey Epstein. The plaintiffs accused the bank of enabling Epstein’s sex trafficking by ignoring warning signs and continuing to provide him with financial services. The settlement resolves claims against the bank without admission of wrongdoing.

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US consumer sentiment slides to three-month low as war fans inflation fears

US consumer sentiment dropped to its lowest in three months due to rising concerns over inflation driven by ongoing war. Increased fuel and food prices have heightened worries about the economy's outlook, dampening consumer confidence and spending expectations.

U.S. consumer sentiment slides in March amid economic fallout from Iran war

U.S. consumer sentiment declined in March as economic concerns grew due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. Rising inflation, uncertain job prospects, and market volatility contributed to decreased confidence, signaling potential challenges for economic growth in the coming months.

Iran war could mean stagflation for EU, Dombrovskis says

EU Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis warned that a war involving Iran could trigger stagflation in Europe, combining stagnant economic growth with rising inflation. The conflict risks disrupting energy supplies, which would exacerbate inflationary pressures while slowing recovery. The EU is monitoring the situation closely and preparing measures to mitigate potential economic fallout.

Consumer sentiment dips as Michigan index falls below expectations

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index dropped below forecasts, indicating decreased optimism among consumers. Factors contributing include concerns over economic growth, inflation, and potential interest rate hikes. This decline suggests consumers may reduce spending, potentially impacting the broader economy in the near term.

China’s industrial profits jump as Middle East war casts long shadow

China’s industrial profits rose sharply, driven by increased demand amid Middle East conflict uncertainties. Manufacturing sectors benefited from export growth and stable domestic consumption. However, concerns remain over global instability affecting supply chains and trade, prompting cautious optimism among businesses and policymakers.

Canada February Wholesale Trade Most Likely Up 2.3% - Statscan Flash Estimate

Statistics Canada’s flash estimate indicates that wholesale trade in Canada likely rose by 2.3% in February. This increase reflects improvements across various wholesale sectors, suggesting a positive trend in the supply chain and business inventories heading into the spring season. The data highlights a potential boost in economic activity driven by stronger demand and inventory restocking.

Euro area inflation expectations softened ahead of Iran war: ECB poll

Euro area inflation expectations eased before the outbreak of conflict in Iran, according to an ECB survey. The poll indicated a reduction in anticipated inflation rates, reflecting calmer market sentiments despite geopolitical tensions. This suggests that concerns over inflation may have temporarily lessened ahead of the escalation in the Middle East.

Spain’s inflation rate jumps to 3.3% in March amid energy shock

Spain's inflation rate surged to 3.3% in March, driven primarily by rising energy prices. The increase reflects ongoing global energy supply issues, impacting household expenses and economic outlook. Authorities are monitoring the situation as inflation pressures continue, influencing policy decisions and market conditions.

Exclusive - Trump’s Iran war pushes India to rekindle old friendship with Russia

Amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran under Trump's administration, India is revisiting its diplomatic ties with Russia. Concerned about disruptions in its energy supplies and strategic interests, India seeks to strengthen relations with Russia to ensure stability and security, balancing its partnerships in a complex geopolitical landscape.

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Indonesia follows Australia’s lead with landmark social media ban for minors

Indonesia has introduced a groundbreaking ban restricting social media access for users under 18, following Australia’s example. The move aims to protect minors from online harms and promote safer digital environments. The regulation mandates parental consent and limits usage to specific hours, reflecting growing global concern over youth exposure to social media’s negative impacts.

Drones are now expected to become a $250 billion market by 2035

The drone industry is projected to grow significantly, reaching a market value of $250 billion by 2035. Advances in technology, increasing commercial applications, and expanding regulatory support are driving this surge. Key sectors like agriculture, delivery, surveillance, and infrastructure inspection are expected to benefit, fueling the demand and innovation in unmanned aerial vehicles worldwide.

Where are the opportunities in European equities?

European equities present opportunities driven by sectors poised for growth, including technology and renewable energy. Economic recovery and supportive fiscal policies boost market sentiment, while valuations offer attractive entry points. Investors should focus on companies with strong fundamentals and ESG credentials to benefit from long-term trends in digitization and sustainability.

IMF, Pakistan reach staff-level agreement on $1.2 billion disbursement

The IMF and Pakistan have reached a staff-level agreement allowing a $1.2 billion disbursement under Pakistan’s financial program. This deal aims to support Pakistan’s economic reforms and stabilize its economy. The funds will help Pakistan manage fiscal challenges and maintain progress toward its IMF-backed targets. Final approval from the IMF board is pending.

Australia plans to overhaul export-finance laws to shore up fuel security

Australia intends to reform its export-finance regulations to enhance fuel security. The changes aim to strengthen the country's ability to support domestic fuel supply and infrastructure, ensuring stable energy resources amid growing global uncertainties. This overhaul reflects the government's commitment to safeguarding national fuel reserves and reducing dependence on volatile international markets.

Expert says the upcoming week will be a pivotal moment in the Iran war. Here’s why

An expert highlights the upcoming week as crucial in the Iran war, citing expected key military movements and diplomatic actions. This period may determine the conflict’s trajectory, influencing regional stability and international responses. The expert emphasizes the significance of monitoring developments closely, as decisions made now could escalate or de-escalate tensions significantly.

Trump pushes for Saudi-Israeli normalization as he extends Iran strike deadline

Former President Trump is advocating for Saudi Arabia and Israel to normalize relations, aiming to strengthen regional ties. Concurrently, he has extended the deadline for military action against Iran, emphasizing a strategic approach to pressure Tehran while pursuing diplomatic efforts with Gulf allies.

India signals openness to extending tariff-free deal on e-commerce, two diplomats say

India has indicated a willingness to extend its tariff-free agreement on e-commerce, according to two diplomats. This move could foster smoother trade relations and benefit digital commerce between India and its partners, reflecting a positive shift in trade policy amid ongoing global economic adjustments.

Many losers, few winners in political battle over ICE funding

The political conflict over Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) funding has led to widespread losses, with few benefiting. Lawmakers are deeply divided, causing budget delays and impacting ICE operations. The standoff highlights broader disputes over immigration policy and federal spending, resulting in uncertainty and challenges for enforcement agencies and communities alike.

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Bitcoin set to end the week lower amid risk aversion as the Iran war rages on

Bitcoin is poised to close the week lower due to heightened risk aversion fueled by ongoing conflict in Iran. Investors are moving cautiously amid geopolitical tensions, leading to reduced demand for riskier assets like cryptocurrencies. This war-driven uncertainty is impacting market sentiment and contributing to Bitcoin’s downward trend.

Bitcoin set for weekly loss as Iran war, $14 bln options expiry roils sentiment

Bitcoin is poised for a weekly decline amid geopolitical tensions in Iran and a $14 billion options expiry, which have unsettled market sentiment. These factors are contributing to increased volatility and cautious trading as investors react to external risks and significant financial derivatives events.

USDT0 Integrates With Tempo to Bring Omnichain USDT Liquidity to Payments-First Layer 1

USDT0 has partnered with Tempo to integrate omnichain USDT liquidity into Tempo's payments-focused Layer 1 blockchain. This collaboration aims to enhance seamless, cross-chain stablecoin transactions and improve payment efficiency, supporting broader adoption of USDT in decentralized finance and payment applications across multiple blockchain networks.

Bitcoin recovery depends on liquidity; US-Iran tensions weigh

Bitcoin's price rebound is contingent on sufficient market liquidity amid ongoing global uncertainties. Heightened US-Iran tensions have increased risk aversion among investors, impacting cryptocurrency demand. As liquidity fluctuates, Bitcoin's recovery remains fragile, with geopolitical factors continuing to influence market dynamics and investor confidence.

Bitcoin falls below $70k as risk assets take a hit on Iran peace talks uncertainty

Bitcoin dropped below $70,000 amid broad declines in risk assets driven by uncertainty surrounding Iran's peace talks. Investors reacted cautiously, impacting market sentiment and causing a sell-off in crypto and other high-risk investments.

BTCC Wins Most Secure Digital Asset Exchange by Pan Finance, Marking 15 Years of Zero Security Breaches

BTCC was recognized as the Most Secure Digital Asset Exchange by Pan Finance, highlighting its 15-year record without any security breaches. This award reflects BTCC’s commitment to robust security measures and user protection in the volatile digital asset market. The exchange’s milestone underscores its trusted position among crypto platforms worldwide.

T-REX Network and Zama Launch Institutional-Grade Confidentiality Infrastructure for RWA Tokenization

T-REX Network and Zama have partnered to develop an advanced confidentiality infrastructure aimed at Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization. This solution leverages cutting-edge cryptographic technology to ensure secure and private transactions, meeting institutional standards. It enhances trust and compliance in RWA markets by safeguarding sensitive data while enabling transparent and efficient asset tokenization.

Fannie Mae to accept crypto-backed mortgages for first time

Fannie Mae will begin accepting cryptocurrency assets as proof of funds for mortgage applications, marking the first time the government-backed entity has recognized crypto assets in this way. The move reflects growing acceptance of digital currencies in traditional finance and aims to expand homeownership opportunities for crypto holders.

Fannie Mae To Accept Crypto-backed Mortgage - WSJ

Fannie Mae plans to accept mortgages backed by cryptocurrency assets, marking a significant shift in traditional lending. This move aims to broaden homeownership access by recognizing crypto holdings as valid collateral, reflecting growing mainstream acceptance of digital assets in real estate financing.

Bitcoin ticks up above $71k as de-escalation hopes lift risk assets

Bitcoin rose above $71,000, buoyed by hopes for geopolitical de-escalation that boosted risk assets globally. Investors showed renewed confidence, driving gains in cryptocurrencies amid easing tensions. The positive market sentiment supported a broader rally in tech and growth stocks, contributing to Bitcoin's upward momentum.

Federal judge halts Nexstar-Tegna merger following antitrust challenge

A federal judge has blocked the proposed merger between Nexstar Media Group and Tegna, citing antitrust concerns. The ruling follows a legal challenge arguing that the deal would reduce competition in local TV markets, potentially harming consumers. The decision halts the $5.9 billion merger, emphasizing the importance of preserving diverse media ownership and competitive landscapes in broadcasting.

Brava Q4 2025 slides: record production masks earnings disappointment

Brava posted record production numbers in Q4 2025, but earnings fell short of expectations. Despite operational growth, increased costs and market challenges led to profit declines. The company aims to address these issues moving forward to improve financial performance.

PubMatic Q4 2025 slides: 35% EBITDA margin amid AI transformation

PubMatic reported a strong Q4 2025 with a 35% EBITDA margin, driven by operational efficiencies and increased demand during its AI transformation. The company highlighted continued growth in programmatic ad revenue and investments in AI technologies to enhance its platform, positioning itself for sustained long-term profitability and market leadership.

EverCommerce Q4 2025 slides: AI push, revenue beat offset by earnings miss

EverCommerce reported Q4 2025 results with strong revenue growth, driven by its increased focus on AI initiatives. While top-line results exceeded expectations, earnings fell short due to higher expenses linked to AI investments and integration costs. The company remains optimistic about long-term benefits of its AI strategy despite the near-term profitability impact.

Puma Biotechnology Q4 2025 slides: NERLYNX revenue rises 15% sequentially

Puma Biotechnology reported a 15% sequential increase in NERLYNX revenue for Q4 2025, driven by strong market demand. Despite challenges in the oncology sector, the company’s focused strategy and product growth highlight positive momentum moving forward.

BioCryst 2025 slides: path to $1B revenue, Navenibart expands portfolio

BioCryst aims for $1B revenue by 2025 through expanding its Navenibart portfolio. The company plans to leverage Navenibart’s potential across multiple indications, enhancing its pipeline and market reach. Strategic developments and clinical advancements underpin BioCryst’s growth roadmap and commercial ambitions.

Blend Labs Q4 2025 slides: revenue beats, margins expand amid EPS miss

Blend Labs reported Q4 2025 revenue above expectations, driven by strong loan origination growth. Operating margins improved due to cost efficiencies, but adjusted EPS missed estimates as investments in product development and sales increased. The company remains optimistic about market opportunities and plans further innovation to sustain growth despite near-term earnings pressure.

Bapcor 1H26 slides: new CEO outlines turnaround after $105M loss

Bapcor reported a $105 million loss in the first half of 2026, prompting its new CEO to unveil a comprehensive turnaround strategy. The plan focuses on operational improvements, cost reduction, and enhancing customer service to restore profitability and drive growth in the competitive auto parts market.

Cheniere Q4 2025 slides: record LNG exports drive 42% cash flow surge

Cheniere Energy reported a 42% increase in cash flow for Q4 2025, driven by record LNG export volumes. The company benefited from higher demand and favorable market conditions, boosting revenue and operational efficiency. This strong performance underscores Cheniere's leading position in the LNG sector and its ability to capitalize on global energy trends.

Fundrise Innovation Fund faces steep reversal after explosive NYSE debut

The Fundrise Innovation Fund, after a strong debut on the NYSE marked by high investor interest and rapid price gains, experienced a significant downturn shortly after. Market analysts attribute the sharp reversal to profit-taking and broader market volatility, highlighting challenges for newly launched funds in sustaining initial momentum.