News Summary - 04/05/2026

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Man charged over fatal shooting of baby in pram in New York

Two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting of a seven-month-old baby in a pram in Williamsburg, New York.

US says it has arrested relatives of late Iranian general Qasem Soleimani

The niece and grand-niece of the late Iranian general Qasem Soleimani have been detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to officials.

German males under 45 may need military approval for long stays abroad

New regulations may require German males under 45 to obtain military approval for extended stays abroad. While travel approvals are generally granted, enforcement of the rule if violated remains uncertain.

Russian attack on Ukraine market kills five

A Russian drone strike targeted a busy area in a southern Ukrainian town on Saturday morning, killing five people and injuring 21 others.

The man who became one of India's greatest stage queens

Chapal Bhaduri was Bengal’s most celebrated stage queen, renowned for his performances in female roles. His prominence declined as women actors entered the scene and took over the spotlight.

Cambodia unveils statue to honour famous landmine-sniffing rat

Cambodia has unveiled a statue to honor a famous African giant pouched rat renowned for detecting over 100 landmines throughout its lifetime, highlighting its unique contribution to landmine clearance efforts.

Artemis II crew now halfway to Moon as they take 'spectacular' image of Earth

Commander Reid Wiseman aboard the Orion capsule captured a striking image of Earth as the Artemis II crew reached the halfway point to the Moon during their mission.

Fugitive mafia boss wanted for murder arrested in Amalfi Coast luxury villa

Roberto Mazzarella, a mafia boss wanted for murder and on the run for over a year, was arrested while living under a false name in a luxury villa on the Amalfi Coast, police report.

World's oldest leader to get a deputy for first time in 43-year rule

Cameroon’s 93-year-old President Paul Biya, who secured his eighth consecutive term last year amid contested elections, is set to appoint a deputy for the first time in his 43-year tenure.

Trump seeks $152 million to reopen notorious Alcatraz prison

Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticizes Trump's $152 million plan to reopen Alcatraz prison, calling it a "stupid notion" and a waste of taxpayer dollars.

Australians told to continue Easter travel plans despite fuel shortages

Hundreds of petrol stations in Australia have run dry due to global oil shipment disruptions caused by the Iran war, leading to increased fuel prices. Despite shortages, authorities urge Australians to proceed with their Easter travel plans.

Football rally in Peru leaves one dead and dozens injured

Hundreds of Alianza Lima fans gathered for a pregame rally before their match against rivals Universitario de Deportes. The event turned tragic, resulting in one death and dozens of injuries amid the large crowd.

Senegal bans ministers from foreign travel as oil price rise bites

Senegal has banned ministers from traveling abroad due to soaring fuel costs, which have nearly doubled compared to government estimates. This surge is straining the nation's already stretched finances, prompting austerity measures.

Russia chose 'Easter escalation' over ceasefire, says Zelensky

Russia launched hundreds of drones and missiles, killing six civilians and injuring 40, rejecting a ceasefire during the Easter period.

French-owned ship passes through Strait of Hormuz

A French-owned vessel, reportedly the first from a major European company since the conflict started, has navigated through the Strait of Hormuz, marking a significant event amid ongoing regional tensions.

Rapper Gucci Mane kidnapped and robbed by fellow artist, prosecutors say

Officials report that Gucci Mane was kidnapped and robbed by rapper Pooh Shiesty, who forced him to sign papers releasing him from his record contract.

Cuba begins releasing more than 2,000 prisoners as US pressure mounts

In response to increasing pressure from the US, including an oil embargo and calls for leadership change by President Trump, Cuba has started releasing over 2,000 prisoners.

Trump seeks $1.5tn for defense alongside domestic spending cuts

The US president's new budget proposes a $1.5 trillion increase in defense spending, offset by a 10% reduction in non-defense expenditures, including significant cuts to domestic programs.

ICE wanted to build a detention center - this small farming town said no

While residents support the administration's immigration policies, they opposed ICE's plan to build a detention center in their small farming town, rejecting the idea of having the facility in their community.

What we know so far about the US fighter jet shot down over Iran

The pilot of the US fighter jet shot down over Iran has been safely rescued. However, search and rescue efforts continue for the aircraft's second crew member, according to US media reports.

After 16 years in power, could Viktor Orban finally be unseated?

Hungary votes in nine days, with Viktor Orban seeking to extend his 16-year rule. The election is seen as a critical test of his dominance amid rising opposition unity and challenges to his policies. The outcome could reshape Hungary's political landscape and its relationship with the EU.

Faced with new energy shock, Europe asks if reviving nuclear is the answer

Rising gas and fuel prices amid ongoing conflict have renewed Europe's focus on energy independence. This has sparked debates on whether reviving nuclear power could be a viable solution to secure stable, affordable energy and reduce reliance on external sources.

How Canada's largest gun control effort in decades is missing the mark

Canada banned 2,500 models of "assault-style" firearms, aiming to reduce gun violence. However, the government's buy-back program to collect tens of thousands of these guns achieved only half its target, highlighting challenges in enforcement and public participation.

How Bombay Went from a Fort City to a Bustling Metropolis

A new exhibition showcases Bombay's transformation from a fortified city to a thriving metropolis through a collection of paintings, photographs, and prints that highlight its historical evolution across centuries.

'We want a voice in our land' - the people evicted to build Nigeria's capital

Residents displaced to create Nigeria's capital claim the government has not honored its commitments to them, leaving them marginalized and voiceless in decisions about their land.

Unanswered questions remain after Australia's most wanted fugitive killed in standoff

Double-murderer Dezi Freeman was killed after a seven-month manhunt in the bush. Police suspect he received assistance while evading capture, raising questions about potential accomplices.

Experts dispute US account of deadly Iran sports hall strike in Lamerd

Six weapons experts have challenged the US assertion that video footage indicates an Iranian missile struck the sports hall in Lamerd, questioning the validity of the claim.

Arlo Parks: 'I got out of my head and into my body'

Arlo Parks embraces a new, more physical, and joyful approach to music on her latest album, inviting listeners to join her on the dancefloor as she moves beyond introspection into expression through movement.

'This has got me worried': Iranians fear what comes next after US strike on Karaj bridge

President Trump warned Iran of further strikes on bridges and power plants if its leaders refuse his terms to end the war. This has caused fear and uncertainty among Iranians about potential escalations following the US strike on the Karaj bridge.

When will the Iran war end? Tracing the Trump administration's timelines

Experts note that multiple US presidents, including during the Trump administration, have proposed timelines for ending conflicts like a potential Iran war. However, these estimates often change, reflecting the unpredictable nature of such conflicts and evolving political and military circumstances.

Researchers spent years interviewing 160 Bigfoot hunters - this is what they learned

Researchers interviewed 160 Bigfoot hunters over several years, exploring their motivations and experiences. Despite thousands of reported sightings since the 1960s, evidence remains elusive. The study highlights the hunters' passion, the community built around the legend, and how belief in Bigfoot persists despite the lack of scientific proof.

Who is Christopher LaNeve, set to lead the US Army?

Christopher LaNeve is set to replace Randy George as leader of the US Army after George was asked to step down by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.

What we know so far about the search for missing US airman in Iran

US and Iranian forces are jointly searching for a missing American crew member following the downing of a US warplane in Iranian territory. Details about the incident and the crew member's status remain limited as the search continues.

Watch: Artemis II's journey so far as it leaves Earth orbit... in 85 seconds

Artemis II's mission involves orbiting the Moon without landing. NASA aims for a lunar landing in a future mission by 2028, using Artemis II as a crucial step in testing spacecraft and crew readiness for deeper space exploration.

Watch: Artemis II astronauts speak from space

The Artemis II crew communicated via video link from space, sharing heartfelt messages for their families and discussing their experiences during the mission so far.

What to know about Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche

Todd Blanche, the acting Attorney General, is a former prosecutor known for his long-standing relationship with President Trump. He previously represented Trump in the criminal hush-money case.

Iran rejects Trump's "useless" and "stupid" ultimatum to reopen Hormuz in 48 hours

Iran attacked an Israeli cargo ship in the port of Bahrain and rejected Trump's ultimatum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in 48 hours, calling it "useless" and "stupid."

Iran denounces a US and Israeli attack on the Bushehr nuclear power plant, resulting in one death and damage to a building

Iran accused the US and Israel of an attack on the Bushehr nuclear power plant, which caused one death and damage to a building. Additionally, it reported an attack on the petrochemical industry in Khuzestan, with no confirmed casualties.

Israel confirms the death of a soldier "by friendly fire" in Lebanon: now 11 since March

The Israeli Army confirmed the death of soldier Guy Ludar, 21 years old, by friendly fire in Lebanon. He is the eleventh Israeli soldier to die from erroneous shootings since March.

Iran and the US Search for the Pilot of a Downed American Fighter Jet, and Tehran Offers a Reward for Him

Iran shot down an MQ-1 Predator drone using a new advanced defense system, according to the Revolutionary Guard. Meanwhile, both countries are searching for the pilot of the downed American fighter jet, and Tehran has offered a reward for his capture.

Iran is recruiting children as young as 12 to fight against the US and Israel, NGOs denounce

Amnesty International denounces that Iran recruits children from the age of 12 for conflicts against the US and Israel, violating international law that prohibits their use in the military.

What Could Happen to the Downed U.S. Pilot if Caught by Iran: "They Will Want to Display Their Trophy"

Matthew Gould, former British ambassador to Israel and negotiator with Iran for the release of British soldiers, warns that if Iran captures the downed U.S. pilot, they will likely display him as a trophy, following a similar strategy from the past.

Spain, Germany, Italy, Austria, and Portugal Ask Brussels for a New Tax on Energy Companies' Profits

The finance ministers of Spain, Germany, Italy, Austria, and Portugal have requested Brussels to impose a new tax on the profits of energy companies to mitigate the impact of rising oil prices caused by the war in Iran.

Heat settles in the Peninsula this Sunday: these are the provinces that will nearly reach 30 degrees

Cloudy skies or partly cloudy intervals are expected in the Cantabrian area and the coasts of Galicia, with a possible presence of morning fog banks, while most of the Peninsula will experience temperatures close to 30 degrees.

What is known about the alleged gender-based murder in Basauri: the detainee had a restraining order and has been released

The victim's father stated that the detainee, who had a restraining order, was abusive towards his daughter. Despite this, the suspect has been released.

The Orion spacecraft is now closer to the Moon than to the Earth

Two days after its departure, the Orion spacecraft is advancing towards the Moon with the crew in good condition, getting closer and closer to its lunar destination.

Artemis II Mission Calendar: The Two Key Dates You Can’t Miss for Its Most Historic and Decisive Phase

The Artemis II crew will fly over the Moon and its far side, setting a space record. The most critical moment will be the return to Earth propelled by lunar orbit.

Lewandowski steps up to rescue and give Barça half the league at the Metropolitano

Lewandowski led Barça to a crucial victory at the Metropolitano, increasing the team's lead to seven points over Real Madrid after the white side’s stumble against Mallorca, bringing the blaugrana team closer to securing half the league title.

The controversy of Barça's victory over Atleti: from Nico González's red card to the VAR pardon for Gerard Martín

Barça's victory against Atlético was marked by controversies: Nico González's red card that hurt Atleti and a VAR review that pardoned Gerard Martín, sparking debate over key refereeing decisions that influenced the outcome.

Germans between 17 and 45 years old must request permission from the Army to leave the country for more than three months

The new military service law in Germany, which remains voluntary, requires citizens aged 17 to 45 to request permission from the Army if they wish to leave the country for more than three months.

Trump wants to turn Alcatraz back into a maximum security prison, but it will cost 152 million

The US president proposes transforming Alcatraz into a maximum security prison to house the most dangerous criminals, with an estimated cost of 152 million dollars.

Fernando Alonso Reveals the First Image of His Son and Slams the Press over the Name: "We Still Call Him Leonard"

Fernando Alonso showed the first image of his son, born on March 25, and clarified that despite the rumors, to him his baby is still called Leonard, criticizing the press for speculating about the name.

Maxi Iglesias' Ex-Girlfriend Deeply Affected After Rumored Romance with Aitana Sánchez-Gijón Comes to Light

Saúl Ortiz exclusively revealed to Fiesta the supposed romance between Maxi Iglesias and Aitana Sánchez-Gijón, a situation that has visibly affected the actor's ex-girlfriend.

These are the symptoms that your marriage won’t last long, according to a wedding photographer

Wedding photographer Courtney Specht points out that the true indicator of problems in a marriage is not body language, but the level of involvement and connection the couple shows in the photos.

María Casado's moment on 'Informativos Telecinco' in tribute to Rosalía's concert

María Casado, along with Carmen Corazzini, recreated the confessional moment in a tribute during Rosalía's concert on 'Informativos Telecinco'.

The Spanish Tourist Destination That 'The Sun' Recommends to Visit: "It's the Quiet Alternative to Marbella"

The article highlights a charming Spanish port city, bathed in sunshine, as a peaceful alternative to Marbella, recommending it as an ideal tourist destination and possibly the country’s best-kept secret.

Renfe’s Bus Alternative Company to the Train Opens a Rift in the Main Employers’ Association Between Industry Leaders and SMEs

Confebus urges Renfe to abandon its project that excludes SMEs and many members providing alternative train services, as well as school and tourist transportation. Meanwhile, Avanza and Alsa distance themselves and await the contract specifications to decide whether to partner with the operator.

IU, Sumar, and Podemos face their first test in Andalusia of a coalition still up in the air for the general elections

The parties agreed at the last moment to run together in the May 17 elections in Andalusia, marking a first step, although the alliance for the general elections is not yet guaranteed.

Maíllo assures that Por Andalucía is up to the "historical moment" and calls to focus on the "capital letter"

Maíllo states that Por Andalucía is prepared for the current historical moment and emphasizes the importance of focusing on the essentials. Additionally, he assures that he will not consider satisfactory a result that does not surpass the five seats previously obtained.

Kiko Rivera reveals what led him to reconnect with Isabel Pantoja: "It has been the push I needed"

Kiko Rivera revealed that reconnecting with his mother, Isabel Pantoja, was the push he needed. Lola has become his greatest support in recent months, helping him overcome personal challenges and encouraging this renewed family bond.

Two brothers arrested while raping a woman inside a car in Valencia

Two brothers were arrested in Valencia while raping a woman inside a car. They tried to deceive the authorities by claiming that the victim was the partner of one of them.

A Primitiva winner takes the jackpot of 13.8 million euros

A single winner took the jackpot of 13.8 million euros in the Primitiva. Additionally, two first-category winners each won 630,000 euros.

Everything About Income Tax 2026: Draft, Key Dates, and Updates to Prepare Your Return

The 2026 Income Tax return campaign includes important updates and key dates to make the process easier. Advice is offered to properly prepare the draft and avoid overpayments, optimizing the return. Learn how and when to file your return to comply with regulations and take advantage of deductions and tax benefits.

Feijóo reveals a conversation with Abascal after the Castilla y León elections: "We cannot disappoint the people"

Feijóo, leader of the PP, avoids criticizing Abascal and VOX, emphasizing that they share the goal of achieving political change in Spain and stability in the autonomous communities following the Castilla y León elections.

The PSOE Accuses Feijóo of Offering "Blockage and Cuts" and Being with "the Warlords, like the Bush and Aznar Photo"

The PSOE spokesperson, Montse Mínguez, criticized the leader of the PP, Feijóo, for causing institutional blockage in three regions, his stance against anti-crisis decrees, and linked the early election call in Andalusia to the Almería mask scandal.

Leaving Work to Foster a Child "with Special Difficulties": More Than 400 Children Live in Specialized Foster Care in Spain

Specialized foster care provides a home for children with disabilities and behavioral problems who have been in institutions. Families must give up their jobs and have specific training to care for them, receiving financial compensation for doing so. More than 400 children in Spain live under this type of care.

Surprise in Carabanchel: The King and His Daughters Attend the Good Friday Silent Procession

The king and his daughters made an unexpected and unplanned visit to the Silent Procession in Carabanchel on Good Friday, surprising those in attendance.

Five police officers suspended for leaving a bag with weapons next to the London mayor's house

Five police officers were suspended after forgetting a bag with weapons on the sidewalk near the London mayor's house. A citizen picked up the bag after being alerted by his pregnant wife about a suspicious package.

Three winners of the Bonoloto win 46,000 euros and the jackpot rises to 1.7 million euros

The Bonoloto draw on Saturday, April 4, 2026, had no first-category winners. Three second-category winners each won prizes of 46,000 euros. The jackpot for the next draw increases to 1.7 million euros.

Is it written 'sino' or 'si no'? And 'por qué' or 'porque'? Test yourself with these questions

Take part in a spelling quiz with 10 easy questions to assess your knowledge about the correct use of words like 'sino', 'si no', 'por qué', and 'porque'.

Japan, Guest Country at The Wave

Japanese companies will participate on April 15 in The Wave to discuss artificial intelligence, robotics, sustainability, and equality in the technology sector.

Zendaya's Most Symbolic Dress: Signed by Schiaparelli and the Golden Brooch of Her Bridal Era

Zendaya put an end to the rumors about her wedding with Tom Holland by wearing her iconic "something blue" repeated three times, highlighting her dress signed by Schiaparelli as a key symbol in this bridal chapter.

Thousands of people protest against racism in Saint-Denis after attacks on its mayor

Thousands of people mobilized in Saint-Denis to support the new mayor, Bally Bagayoko, following allegations of racist comments directed at him on television. The protest aims to condemn racism and promote unity in the community.

Muriqi breaks down crying with his goal against Madrid: "I may seem rough and tough, but I am human and sometimes nerves get the better of me"

The Kosovar forward Muriqi scored the decisive goal in the 91st minute, giving his team the victory against Real Madrid. After the goal, he got emotional and explained that, although he seems tough, he is human and sometimes nerves affect him.

The new clash between Maffeo and Vinicius in the Mallorca-Real Madrid match: "Beach ball"

Shortly after Vinicius entered the match between Mallorca and Real Madrid, he was involved in a clash with Maffeo on the pitch, generating tension between the two players.

Guillermo's Message of Support for Irene Rosales Following Kiko Rivera's Interview: "She Has a Heart Too Big for Her Chest"

Guillermo showed his support for Irene Rosales after Kiko Rivera's interview, in which he claimed that his ex-partner "only cares about money." Guillermo emphasized Irene's great kindness, highlighting her big heart.

The Spanish Esther Briz, champion with Oxford in the historic Thames regatta

Esther Briz, from Zaragoza, became the second Spanish woman to win the historic Oxford-Cambridge regatta, competing with the Oxford team on the Thames.

National Lottery Draw This Saturday | Results and Prizes

This Saturday’s National Lottery draw offers a total of 42 million euros in prizes. Results and details about the winners will be updated shortly.

The National Lottery brings a shower of thousands of euros to 21 provinces

The first prize of the National Lottery has been awarded in 13 provinces, while the second prize has gone to another ten, distributing thousands of euros in total.

Leo XIV Revives the Cross in the Coliseum: The Spectacular Images of a Historic Way of the Cross

Pope Leo XIV revived a lost tradition by personally carrying the cross at all the stations of the Way of the Cross in the Coliseum this Good Friday, before more than 30,000 faithful, marking a historic and emotional moment.

The Loss of Fixed Income’s Safe Haven Role Reopens the Dividend Path

In the Spanish stock market, some Ibex 35 companies offer dividend yields that exceed the return on the Spanish 10-year bond, which boosts interest in dividends as an investment alternative after the traditional appeal of fixed income was lost.

The curious origin of Heath Ledger's name that you might not have expected: "My mother is a hopeless romantic"

Heath Ledger was named by his parents in honor of a character from Emily Brontë's novel, reflecting his mother's romantic passion.

Noor Ben Yessef: "It's not normal that at 24 years old on television they encourage you to get Botox"

Noor Ben Yessef, former presenter of 'Antena 3 Noticias de la Mañana', denounces the aesthetic pressure on television, pointing out that it is concerning that 24-year-old young people are pressured to undergo treatments like Botox.

Dimitrios Tsatiris, Psychiatrist: "You Can't Experience Happiness Without a Certain Degree of Discomfort"

Dimitrios Tsatiris highlights that achieving happiness involves accepting and facing discomfort. The pursuit of well-being requires effort and the creation of a meaningful life, where discomfort is an essential part of the process.

Comet 3I/ATLAS Could Be 12 Billion Years Old, Being the Oldest Interstellar Object in the Solar System

The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS could be between 10 and 12 billion years old, which would make it one of the oldest objects in the Milky Way and possibly the oldest known in the solar system.

Can the Northern Lights Be Dangerous for Airplanes? A Pilot Clears Up the Doubt

Commander Savina Paul explained on TikTok that the Northern Lights can interfere with some aspects of flight, suggesting that these atmospheric phenomena could pose certain risks to aviation.

Jordi Cruz: "Pesto is made with all raw ingredients, but I like to blanch the basil"

Chef Jordi Cruz, from ABaC, shares his pesto recipe, highlighting that although it is traditionally made with raw ingredients, he prefers to blanch the basil for better flavor. He also offers a practical guide to preparing perfect pesto and suggests pairing it with dishes such as pasta.

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLE loses a version… but keeps diesel hybrids and a 585 hp V8

The 2026 Mercedes-Benz GLE is updated with more technology, efficiency, and equipment, strengthening its leadership in the premium SUV segment. Although it eliminates one version, it retains diesel hybrid options and a powerful 585 hp V8 engine.

Dogs at festivals, terraces, and events: when sharing plans is a good idea and when it isn't

The increase in 'pet-friendly' spaces does not always guarantee canine well-being. Although many dogs tolerate large events, few actually enjoy these situations. It is important to evaluate when sharing plans with pets is beneficial and when it can be stressful for them.

A Russian Drone Attack on a Market in Ukraine Leaves at Least Five Dead and 25 Injured

Ukraine's Ombudsman, Dmitro Liubinets, condemned the Russian drone attack on a market that left at least five dead and 25 injured, and stated that Russia must be held accountable for every lost life.

Man Executed in China for Beating His Wife to Death

A man in Hebei province, China, was executed after being convicted of beating his wife to death. The couple married in 2021, and the murder occurred in August 2025.

Incibe Detects Control Failures Allowing Minors to Access Pornographic Content in a School

The National Cybersecurity Institute (Incibe) detected failures in the controls of a school that allowed minors to access pornographic content, following a complaint from a mother who called Incibe’s free 017 hotline to report the situation.

Rafa Jódar Reaches First ATP Final of His Career in Marrakech

The Spanish tennis player Rafa Jódar, 19 years old, reached the first ATP final of his career after defeating Argentine Camilo Ugo Carabelli 6-2, 6-1 in the semifinals of the Marrakech tournament.

This is what happened between Rosalía and Sebastián Yatra: Which campaign was the artist referring to in the confessional with Aitana?

Rosalía revealed during her third concert in Madrid, in an intimate moment with Aitana, that she hasn't forgotten a marketing strategy carried out by Sebastián Yatra, alluding to a campaign that caused tension between them.

The roadmap to follow if you want to shield your variable mortgage from the rise of the Euribor

The Euribor, key in variable loans, has risen again after the conflict in Iran, affecting mortgages. It is recommended to follow strategies to protect yourself from these increases and avoid boosts in your monthly payments.

Vueling launches a free entertainment portal: series and movies without needing WiFi

Vueling, the low-cost airline based in Barcelona, will launch a free entertainment portal for its passengers, offering series and movies accessible without needing a WiFi connection during the flight.

Mercadona, Lidl and Other Supermarkets During Easter Week: What Are Their Hours This Saturday?

During the last days of Easter Week, many wonder if supermarkets like Mercadona and Lidl will be open this Saturday. Most maintain special or limited hours during these holiday dates, so it is advisable to check the specific hours of each store before planning your shopping.

7 Prompts for ChatGPT That Will Help You Save Money on Everyday Expenses

Discover 10 AI prompts to improve your finances and save money on daily expenses. You just need to copy and paste to start using them practically and effectively.

Is Tehran Burning?

Trump infrequently follows through on his threats, but not always. Although he has lawyers who warn him about the consequences, he also has others who suggest reckless ideas.

Vacations and People Who Are Never Where They Would Like to Be

Digital melancholy is a problem in today’s hyperconnected world, where people, although physically on vacation, often fail to disconnect or be fully present in the place where they want to be, affecting their well-being and enjoyment.

May What Was Voted For Benefit You

Some individuals close to Trump are making money as a result of the conflict in Iran, taking advantage of the war situation to gain economic benefits.

What Will Become of Carlos Cuerpo?

The article reflects on the uncertain future of Carlos Cuerpo, exploring his current situation and potential paths ahead. It raises questions about his next steps amid changing circumstances, highlighting a sense of anticipation and curiosity about what lies ahead for him.

New Madrid Metro Station: Will Be Added to the Map of One of the Main Lines

A new Madrid Metro station will be built between Colonia Jardín and Aviación Española, and it is expected to be operational by 2029, expanding one of the city's main lines.

Raquel Bollo lashes out at Gloria Camila in defense of her son Manuel Cortés: "It sounds very petty to me"

Raquel Bollo has reacted strongly to the attacks from Gloria Camila, daughter of Ortega Cano, defending her son Manuel Cortés and describing the comments as "very petty."

Can You Deduct Home Insurance on Your Income Tax Return?

Home insurance is one of the housing-related aspects that generates the most interest for deductions on the income tax return, along with rent and mortgage payments, although its possible deduction depends on specific circumstances.

Easter Monday 2026: These Are the Regions Where April 6 Will Be a Holiday

Seven autonomous communities in Spain will observe Monday, April 6, 2026, as a holiday, extending Holy Week with a non-working day, while in the rest of the country it will be a working day.

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

The 2025 Income Tax Return will begin in April. Taxpayers will be able to request the draft and submit their tax returns to the Tax Agency from that date. You can send your questions via a form and receive answers by email.

How Much Do You Know About Current Events? Test Yourself with Our Trivia on the Latest News from March

April is here, and it's time to review the news from March. Challenge your friends with our trivia and show who is the most up-to-date with current events.

Ibai Llanos' 'The Event of the Year' boosts boxing in Spain: "It has become the main showcase for the general public"

Experts point out that Ibai Llanos' 'The Event of the Year' creates clear spikes of interest in Spain, increasing searches and registrations related to boxing by between 10% and 20% around the date of the event.

The Pentagon Classifies Four U.S. Soldiers Injured in Iran as Mexicans

The Pentagon's Defense Casualty Analysis System identified four U.S. soldiers injured in Iran as Mexicans and three others as Hispanics, highlighting the ethnic diversity of the affected troops.

La Malagueta Remembers Former Bullfighter Ricardo Ortiz, Killed by a Bull in the Pens

At the Picasso-themed Bullfight in La Malagueta, the entrance parade of the bullfighters and their teams took place without music, accompanied by a moment of prayer in memory of former bullfighter Ricardo Ortiz, who died following an attack by a bull in the pens.

A study reveals that 'Pokémon' players develop a specific part of the brain to remember these creatures

A study from Stanford University found that Pokémon fans have a more developed brain region related to memory compared to those who are not familiar with the franchise.

Twenty costaleros abandon a float in Huelva, which finishes its route with volunteers

The brotherhood of Huelva urgently called local costaleros through social media and other channels after twenty of them left, managing to complete the route with the help of volunteers.

Forced to Pay to Get an Appointment at the Immigration Office: "They Play with Our Need"

The shortage of free appointments at the Immigration Office has created an illegal market where networks use bots to hoard and resell slots for up to €200. The police have dismantled these networks that exploit users' needs to profit from a procedure that should be free of charge.

The Stigma of Those Kidnapped by the Argentine Dictatorship: "To Some We Were Traitors and to Others, Subversives"

This Tuesday marks the 50th anniversary of the coup d'état in Argentina that led to a dictatorship responsible for kidnappings, torture, and mass disappearances. The victims faced intense social stigma, being seen as traitors by some and subversives by others, reflecting the deep impact and division that this dark period left on Argentine society.

The Expansion of 'Coliving' in Barcelona Pushes Neighbors to Eviction: "My Home Is Not Monopoly"

Investment funds are buying buildings in Barcelona to transform apartments into coliving rooms, which causes evictions and displaces neighbors. This process generates pressure, constant construction, and lawsuits, affecting the stability of the original residents.

The reason why Terelu Campos did not attend her expected face-to-face with Edmundo Arrocet on '¡De viernes!'

Terelu Campos did not attend the anticipated face-to-face on '¡De viernes!' to respond live to the statements made by Edmundo Arrocet, her mother's former partner, causing surprise among the audience.

The meeting between José María Almoguera and Edmundo Arrocet: "You made her cry, and that is unforgivable"

José María Almoguera, son of Carmen Borrego, sent a strong message to Edmundo Arrocet, former partner of María Teresa Campos, accusing him of having made her cry, something that is unforgivable.

'Malas lenguas' uncovers a peculiar theft that took place in a restaurant in Almería

In a restaurant in Almería, thieves stole the plaque that identifies the establishment in the Michelin Guide, highlighting an unusual theft due to the symbolic value of the item taken.

The Funny Confusion of the 'Pasapalabra' Team with Amarilla: "They Thought He Was a Contestant"

The recent episode of 'Pasapalabra' featured guests such as Pastora Soler, Dani Grao, and Virginia Riezu. During the recording, the team confused the host Amarilla with a contestant, creating funny moments on the show.

"Hijos del Compás," the documentary that portrays the new generations of flamenco from Jerez

Director Miguel Forneiro presents the documentary "Hijos del Compás" on April 6 at the Ateneo de Madrid, showcasing young artists who represent the new generation of flamenco from Jerez.

Miley Cyrus enjoys the happy ending in love that eluded Hannah Montana

Far from her complicated on-screen relationships, Miley Cyrus is living a stable and peaceful romance with Maxx Morando, representing a harmonious balance between fame, love, and serenity.

Gillian Anderson: from 'The X-Files' icon to the voice of female desire with a provocative book

After the success of Sex Education, Gillian Anderson triumphs with a book that addresses female sexuality in an explicit and assertive manner, generating wide debate and establishing her as a key voice in the defense of female desire.

Shiloh, the daughter of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, debuts in a K-pop singer's music video

Shiloh, 19 years old and daughter of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, makes her debut with a brief appearance in the music video for "What's A Girl To Do" by K-pop singer Dayoung.

The Meaning of the Gift Hayao Miyazaki Gave to Emmanuel Macron: "I'd Rather Be a Pig..."

Miyazaki gifted Macron the film 'Porco Rosso,' which tells the story of an Italian pilot transformed into a pig to avoid war, symbolizing a pacifist statement and the desire to prevent armed conflicts.

What Happened to Holly Marie Combs, Piper Halliwell in the Series 'Charmed'

Holly Marie Combs has gradually stepped away from acting to focus on producing, her family, and her environmental activism.

Marketing or fatherhood? Alfred García plays coy again with an ultrasound

Alfred García has sparked speculation by sharing an ultrasound and the name of his alleged child, to whom he claims to have dedicated his first song, without confirming if it is a marketing strategy or a personal announcement.

Precise and with music: this was the engine ignition of Orion on the Artemis II mission

The four astronauts of Artemis II successfully performed the perigee raise maneuver on their second day. After resting for 4 hours and resolving minor issues such as a communication loss and a problem with Orion's toilet, they woke up to the song "Sleepyhead" to oversee the spacecraft's engine ignition, carrying out the orbital adjustments planned for the mission's first hours.

Verbeke Leaves Broncano Speechless: "I’m a Sexual Athlete, I Guarantee It"

On 'La Revuelta', Verbeke surprised Broncano by stating that she has had so many relationships in the last 30 days that she lost count, describing herself as "a sexual athlete."

The keys to Nacho Vidal's conviction, explained in 75 seconds

Nacho Vidal, a porn actor, has been sentenced to three years in prison for trafficking 'pink cocaine' in Valencia. The Provincial Court of Valencia accepted an agreement between the prosecution and defense, also imposing a fine of 5,800 euros for a crime against public health.

Real Madrid drops half the league against Mallorca with a heart-stopping finish

Real Madrid lost three crucial points against Mallorca, complicating their title race just before FC Barcelona's match against Atlético at the Metropolitano.

Álvaro Arbeloa, after falling to Mallorca: "This defeat is mine, totally and absolutely mine, I have told the players"

Álvaro Arbeloa, coach of Real Madrid, took full responsibility after the 2-1 defeat against Mallorca, which complicates their chances in the LaLiga race. Arbeloa stated that he clearly communicated this to his players.

Blow for Luka Doncic: "Indefinite" absence two weeks before the NBA playoffs

Luka Doncic got injured in the game against the Lakers in Oklahoma and will be out for at least two weeks. He will miss the last five games of the regular season, and his participation in the playoffs is uncertain.

Roddick: "If Alcaraz Hadn't Won in Australia, the Situation Would Be Different"

Former American tennis player Andy Roddick analyzed Carlos Alcaraz's start to the season on his podcast 'Served with Roddick,' pointing out that his victory in Australia significantly changed the perception of his performance.

Bosnia's Under-21 Team Refuses to Shake Hands with Israeli Players: "I Was Never Taught to Bow Before Violence"

In a 0-0 draw during the ninth matchday of the Under-21 European Championship qualifiers, Bosnia's Under-21 team refused to shake hands with the Israeli players, citing a stance against violence.

Guardiola opens the door to Rodri: "No player would refuse to play for Real Madrid"

Pep Guardiola spoke about the rumors linking Rodri with Real Madrid, highlighting that no player would refuse the opportunity to play for such a prestigious club. The Manchester City coach acknowledged the possibility that the midfielder might consider the offer from the White Club.

Tomás Monsalve, with Autism: "Safe Spaces Should Be Created for People with ASD"

Diagnosed with autism in adulthood, Tomás Monsalve faces daily challenges related to his invisible disability. He advocates for the creation of safe spaces to support individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), emphasizing the need for greater understanding and inclusion.

Beatriz, Nico's mother, who has autism: "I would like my son to grow up in a society that understands him"

Nico participates in the 'Less judgment, more support' campaign by Autismo España, launched for World Autism Awareness Day. His mother, Beatriz, wishes for society to be more understanding and supportive of people with autism like her son.

From Prison to an Employment Contract: The Challenge of Reintegrating with an Intellectual Disability

Retomados, from Plena Inclusión, supports the labor reintegration of people with intellectual disabilities like Ángel Manuel, who emphasizes that work helps him become responsible and improve his adjustment after prison.

Trump's Tariffs Stir the Global Economy with Waves of Uncertainty on Their First Anniversary

'Liberation Day' on April 2 marked one year since Trump's tariffs sparked global uncertainty, forcing the EU to explore new markets and establish new trade agreements to mitigate the economic impact.

Ignacio Pla (Asnef): "Instalment-paid trips have increased by 14% since the Covid pandemic"

Ignacio Pla, Secretary General of Asnef, points out in an interview that consumer credit, especially for trips paid in instalments, has grown by 14% since the Covid pandemic, reflecting changes in the economic cycle and consumer habits.

Why Do Banks Have to Make Money? We Explain It to You in a Minute

Record profits by banks have sparked criticism, but if they lose money, it negatively affects the economy. This video from 'Economía Indiscreta' explains why it is important for banks to be profitable.

Indra appoints Ángel Simón as non-executive chairman replacing Escribano

Indra has appointed Ángel Simón as non-executive chairman, replacing Escribano. José Vicente de los Mozos, the current CEO, will retain executive powers.

Monzo Bank looks to Spain for its expansion in Europe following its exit from the United States

Monzo Bank, with its operational headquarters in Dublin, plans to expand to Spain in 2026 after exiting the US market, focusing on growth within Europe.

IAG Withdraws from the Bid for TAP: Air France-KLM and Lufthansa Move Forward

IAG, the parent company of Iberia, withdraws from the bid for TAP, stating that this decision is the best way to protect the interests of its shareholders. Meanwhile, Air France-KLM and Lufthansa continue in the process of acquiring the Portuguese airline.

The director of 'Parasite' moves into animation: this is Bong Joon-ho's new project

Bong Joon-ho, interested in animals, has been developing his next animated film titled 'Ally' for the past 7 years, where animals will be the protagonists.

A New Era of 'Peaky Blinders': Netflix Announces Two More Series Changing the Actor for This Character

Barry Keoghan played Duke Shelby, Tommy's illegitimate son, in the movie 'Peaky Blinders: The Man Immortal.' Netflix announced two new series in the saga, confirming a change of actor for this character in the television continuity.

Goodbye to Viggo Mortensen, hello to the favorite actor to be Aragorn in the new 'The Lord of the Rings' movie

Leo Woodall, known for 'The White Lotus', is the new favorite to play Aragorn in the upcoming 'The Lord of the Rings' prequel, directed by Andy Serkis.

Who's Who in the Anticipated 'Harry Potter' Series: Cast and Characters Guide

HBO is preparing an ambitious series based on the Harry Potter universe, facing inevitable comparisons with the Warner Bros. films. The production promises to expand the story with a new cast and characters, generating great excitement among fans.

Paul Thomas Anderson stopped the Coen brothers' shoot while filming one of his best movies

Paul Thomas Anderson, Oscar winner in 2026 for 'One Battle After Another', temporarily halted the filming of his movie when he coincided in time and place with the Coen brothers' team, working on one of the great productions of the 21st century.

This is Atlas, China’s new weapon for war: a system that autonomously coordinates drone swarms

Atlas is an advanced Chinese system that autonomously coordinates swarms of drones, marking a significant evolution in modern warfare, according to experts.

Is the microSD card making a comeback? This component could lower mobile phone prices amid RAM shortages

The shortage of RAM caused by the growing demand for AI is driving up mobile phone prices. To reduce costs, manufacturers might return to using microSD cards as an economical solution to expand storage.

This is how you can activate the night light on Windows 11 to avoid straining your eyes in front of the computer

Windows 11's night light reduces the blue light from the screen to protect your eyesight, similar to the night mode on mobile phones. When activated, the screen displays warmer tones, decreasing eye strain during prolonged use in front of the computer.

The Excitement for Football in Spain Spurs Online Scams: These Are the Most Common Ones

Experts warn that online scams related to football in Spain are increasing by exploiting the excitement and enthusiasm of fans, using tactics that manipulate these feelings to deceive and defraud.

Five Features You Might Not Know to Get the Most Out of Your Smart TV

Properly adjusting your Smart TV significantly enhances the viewing experience, achieving cinema-like quality with simple settings.

From Queen Sofía to Lola Índigo, wearing mantillas: the most sober looks of celebrities during Holy Week

During Holy Week, several celebrities stood out for their sober and elegant styles, wearing mantillas and traditional outfits that reflect the solemnity of the celebration. From Queen Sofía to Lola Índigo, their looks combined respect and style in this important festivity.

Diana Alí Ocaña, expert in emotional self-care, on setting boundaries: "We haven't been taught to say no and we give in just to be liked"

Diana Alí Ocaña, author of "Saying No Is Also an Option," emphasizes the importance of learning to say no in order to establish healthy boundaries, both with oneself and with others, avoiding giving in merely to please.

The 'boho' style set that slims and elongates the figure has just arrived at Sfera

Sfera presents a boho-style set that includes a top and harem pants in the season's trending color, designed to slim and elongate the figure.

'Halo lips': the makeup trick for plumper lips, according to a makeup artist

The "halo lips" technique softens the lip contour and creates an effect of greater volume with a natural and flattering finish, making the lips appear subtly plumper.

Elizabeth Clapés, psychologist, on the effect of anger on your body: "I choose not to poison myself from within"

Elizabeth Clapés explains how anger physically affects the body and highlights the importance of learning to manage our emotions by consciously choosing what affects us in order to avoid poisoning our internal well-being.

Paula Echevarría reveals what she has for breakfast every morning

Paula Echevarría reveals in an interview the details of her daily breakfast and morning routine, highlighting how she starts each day to stay fit and energized.

The Best Chocolate Palmier in the World is Sold in Madrid, Made with Guijuelo Lard and Priced at 16 Euros

Ricardo Vélez created a unique chocolate palmier that includes Iberian lard from Guijuelo, giving it a special flavor. This exclusive treat is sold in Madrid for 16 euros.

The A-1 Highway Roadside Restaurant to Visit in 2026: An Average Bill of 70 Euros and the Temple of the Best Grill Master of 2024

Located near Burgos, this roadside restaurant on the A-1 offers high-quality grilled meat, with an average bill of 70 euros. Recognized in 2024 for having the best grill master, it is a must-visit destination for lovers of good meat.

Jordi Cruz: "Not all frying pans work the same or are suitable for the same things"

Jordi Cruz explains that there are different types of frying pans, each with specific uses and functions. He emphasizes the importance of choosing the right pan according to the type of cooking to achieve better results and to take care of the utensil.

The only Michelin star in Baix Ebre: three tasting menus up to €160

The restaurant Villa Retiro, led by Fran López and the only one with a Michelin star in Baix Ebre, offers three tasting menus priced at €75, €130, and €160 per person.

The Cake That Starred in Agatha Ruiz de la Prada's Fashion Week Show

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada and a company will launch a special edition cake to be unveiled at the end of April, linked to the designer's Fashion Week show.

The secret of one of the best torrijas in Madrid is not in the bread

Pan.Delirio's torrija, declared the best in the Community of Madrid, stands out for a special recipe whose secret does not lie in the bread, but in other elements of its preparation that make it unique and exceptional.

Journey to the Center of the Earth: the cave where you can sail on an underground river and that looks like something out of a movie

This cave in the Central Massif offers a unique experience by allowing exploration of an underground river. Its impressive natural formation creates an underground world that looks like it’s straight out of a movie, attracting adventurers and nature lovers.

The town with houses carved into the rock that is one of the wonders of Turkish Cappadocia

This town, famous for its fairy chimneys, offers a unique and lunar landscape, ideal for those who wish to explore a natural wonder that seems taken from another planet.

Santiago will have a new direct flight to one of the most popular and lively capitals of Europe

The new air route from Santiago will begin on May 30, with daily flights during the high season, connecting the city with a very popular and lively European capital.

The 17th-century inn 40 minutes from Madrid where one of Spain's most iconic series was filmed

Ana Duato and Imanol Arias filmed at this historic 17th-century inn, located 40 minutes from Madrid, during the shooting of one of Spain's most emblematic series.

Goodbye to a Very Common Practice in Hotels: The European Union Removes This Item from Rooms

The European Union has approved a new regulation that eliminates certain items, known as 'amenities,' from hotel rooms across Europe, including Spain, with the aim of reducing waste and promoting sustainability in the hotel sector.

Málaga will have a direct flight this summer to one of the most idyllic countries in the Mediterranean

This summer, Málaga will offer a direct flight to an island destination known for its heritage, historical, cultural, and natural richness, making access easier to one of the most idyllic places in the Mediterranean.

The town where De la Fuente, Spain’s national team coach, was born: stately buildings and a cradle of wines

La Rioja, the birthplace of the Spanish coach De la Fuente, is a locality distinguished by its rich history and winemaking tradition, with stately buildings that reflect its cultural heritage.

The Harvard Nutritionists' Trick for Eating Carbohydrates Without Inflammation: The 1:1 Rule

Harvard nutritionists recommend pairing carbohydrates with protein or fiber to maintain steady energy and prevent inflammation and metabolic problems. This 1:1 rule helps balance digestion and avoid blood sugar spikes.

Science confirms it: the appendix is not an error, it has evolved 32 times and is key to survival

Although it is not vital, the appendix has independently evolved 32 times in mammals, indicating its importance. It serves immune functions and contributes to intestinal health, demonstrating that it is not a vestigial organ but key to survival.

The hobby that helps you delay brain aging and for which you only need a pair of binoculars

Birdwatching is an activity that helps protect the brain and slow down its aging, being an accessible and beneficial option for mental health.

What Plato Meant by His Phrase: "He Who Is Not Good at Serving Will Not Be Good at Leading"

Plato reflected on the soul, knowledge, and moral conduct, anticipating issues that remain central to current psychology. His phrase emphasizes the importance of experience in serving for effective leadership.

Aurelio Rojas, Cardiologist: "If you don't brush your teeth, you can end up with a heart infection"

Cardiologist Aurelio Rojas warns that not brushing your teeth daily can cause endocarditis, a serious heart infection caused by bacteria and pus accumulated in the heart.

The Risk Factors of Colon Cancer, a Disease Increasingly Affecting Young People

In 2025, 44,571 new cases of colorectal cancer were diagnosed in the country. This disease, traditionally associated with older adults, is increasingly affecting young people due to factors such as an unhealthy diet, sedentary lifestyle, smoking, and family history. Awareness and early prevention are key to controlling its growing impact.

The Five Worst Habits of Spanish Drivers According to the European Automobile Club (CEA)

The Directorate General of Traffic revealed the five most dangerous habits of Spanish drivers according to the CEA. These behaviors, although common and easy to avoid, increase the risk of road accidents and represent a significant problem in driving safety.

Experts criticize the northern bypass approved to connect highways A-21 and A-23 in Jaca: "It seriously compromises the future"

Experts from the Salvar Jaca group label the approved northern bypass to link highways A-21 and A-23 in Jaca as a "historic failure" and propose an alternative southern route, warning that the current option seriously compromises the future of the city.

Mechanic Juan José on the rise in fuel prices: "It's a lie"

Mechanic Juan José denied on his official TikTok that there is a real increase in fuel prices, analyzing the situation and stating that what is being circulated is false.

The DGT sign that could cost you 4 points off your license if you don't obey it

The DGT has introduced a new blue sign with a white diamond in the center to identify HOV lanes. Drivers must respect it, as failure to do so can result in the deduction of 4 points from their driving license.

The Guardia Civil’s Recommendations for Motorcyclists Who Go on Spring Rides

The Guardia Civil reminds motorcyclists that, although they enjoy their spring rides, they should always prioritize their safety to avoid accidents and protect their lives.

Fine for carrying the beacon, but not this other mandatory item in case of breakdown

Although the V16 beacon is mandatory to signal breakdowns, other emergency items are still required by law for roadside emergencies. Not having all the necessary devices can lead to fines and risks to road safety.

The President of Murcia Rides a Chariot Again on Good Friday in Lorca

The President of Murcia expressed that it is "an honor" to participate once again in Lorca's unique Good Friday by riding a chariot during the celebrations.

Community of Madrid Firefighters Extinguish Fire in Seven Substandard Housing Units in Fuenlabrada

Firefighters from Madrid extinguished a fire in seven substandard housing units in Fuenlabrada. The fire spread quickly due to the accumulation of materials and belongings in the area, which worsened the situation.

The Civil Guard locates the lifeless body of a man in the Tambre River in A Coruña

The Civil Guard found the lifeless body of a man in the Tambre River, in A Coruña, after receiving a report about an abandoned vehicle near the river.

Neither Sarrià nor Pedralbes: the neighborhood next to Collserola that sneaks into the most expensive in Spain

A neighborhood close to Sant Joan de Déu, on the foothills of Collserola, is experiencing a sharp increase in real estate prices. It features luxury villas, football players' residences, and new developments that have placed this area among the most expensive in Spain, surpassing traditional neighborhoods like Sarrià or Pedralbes.

The body of a man found floating face down in a river in Mieres

The National Police reported that the body of a man found floating face down in a river in Mieres shows no signs of violence, according to initial indications.

A gang laundering drug trafficking money with the purchase of Pokémon cards dismantled

The police dismantled a gang that used the purchase of Pokémon cards to launder drug trafficking money. In a residence, they found an album with these cards, allegedly used to hide funds coming from organized crime.

Plans for Holy Week in Madrid: Hammershøi, the Playful Sense of Art, and 'The Extraordinary Life'

Holy Week in Madrid offers cultural plans such as the Hammershøi exhibition at the Thyssen Museum, activities highlighting female friendship with Malena Alterio and Carmen Ruiz, as well as proposals for playful contemporary art, music, and cinema to enjoy during these dates.

A man is arrested for raping a disabled woman whom he drugged and tried to tie up with ropes in Manacor

The National Police arrested a man for sexual assault and injuries after attacking a disabled woman in Manacor. He was released on charges after being brought before a judge.

Woman Arrested for Stealing a Mobile Phone and Posing as the Victim to Steal €3,000 from the Bank

A woman was arrested in Sant Boi de Llobregat after being identified by security cameras as the perpetrator of a mobile phone theft and for impersonating the victim to withdraw €3,000 from her bank account.

A 45-year-old man arrested for allegedly murdering his partner in Basauri

A 45-year-old man has been arrested for the alleged death of his partner, a 44-year-old Spanish woman, which occurred on Wednesday morning in Basauri.

The Cost of Getting Divorced in Valencia: The Bill That Explains Why More and More Couples Are Reaching Agreements

The high economic cost of divorce in Valencia drives many couples to avoid contentious proceedings. Increasingly, more are opting for quick and consensual agreements to reduce expenses and ease the separation.

A Young Woman's Reaction to Searching for a Málaga - Madrid Flight: Cheaper, but with Three Layovers and 49 Hours

A young woman reacts to finding a Málaga-Madrid flight that is cheaper but has three layovers and a duration of 49 hours. Her experience has generated numerous comments, including one mentioning typical meals during the trip. The video has surpassed 500,000 views, reflecting the interest and humor sparked by the long and complex flight connections.

'Imago Sacra', the sticker album from the Junta de Cofradías of Valladolid for this Holy Week

The 'Imago Sacra' album includes 21 categories featuring the 20 brotherhoods of Valladolid. Each sticker has a QR code on the back that links directly to the brotherhood responsible for the image, making it easier to learn about them during Holy Week.

A YouTuber Builds a Bunker to Protect His Video Game Collection

A YouTuber invested nearly one thousand euros per month to build a bunker intended to protect his valuable video game collection, thus completing a highly important personal project.

Feline Anatomy: The 'Superpower' of Floating Clavicles

Cats can jump up to six times their body length thanks to their floating clavicles, powerful muscles, and a very flexible spine that give them great agility and jumping ability.

When Vocation Is Not Enough: How Burnout Affects Veterinarians in Spain

The pressure of patient care, long working hours, and increasing exhaustion are causing many veterinarians in Spain to question the sustainability of their daily work, affecting their well-being and motivation.

European regulations for traveling with pets change this April: these are the new requirements

Starting April 22, 2026, the European Union will implement stricter new rules for traveling with pets, focused on improving health safety.

Your Daily Horoscope: Sunday, April 5, 2026

Check your daily horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and discover what destiny has in store for you in different areas of your life.

Why Almost All Missions Focus on the Moon's South Pole

Since humans first set foot on the Moon, more than 50 probes have been sent. Most focus on the lunar South Pole due to its great potential, including the presence of water ice in permanently shadowed craters, valuable resources for future missions, and the possibility of establishing permanent bases, making this area key for space exploration and colonization.

How long does it take to get to the Moon from the Earth?

The time to reach the Moon from the Earth varies according to several factors, such as the type of spacecraft and trajectory used. Although the average distance is 384,400 km, historical missions have taken between 3 and 4 days to complete the trip, also considering the specific conditions of each mission.

Check National Lottery: Today's Results, Saturday, April 4

The results of the National Lottery for Saturday, April 4, 2026, will be published starting at 1:30 PM. You can check them on the 20minutos.es website.

Rosalía's Love Lesson That We Should Apply to Ourselves

Rosalía reminds us that the essential thing is to find time to love ourselves, whether it's celebrating Valentine's Day in March or singing 'Sauvignon Blanc' live.

What became of... Angelos Basinas: a proud Euro Cup champion with a Mallorca background

Angelos Basinas, a Greek defensive midfielder, was key in taking the corner that led to the decisive goal with which Greece won Euro 2004.

(Some) Birds That Change Partners Raise Offspring Better

A study by the National Museum of Natural Sciences reveals that pied flycatchers that change partners have greater reproductive success, managing to raise more offspring than those that keep the same partner.

Things We Used to Do Daily That Young People Today Don’t Even Know About

In just a few decades, technological advances have transformed social habits, making everyday activities from the past unfamiliar to today’s youth.

The Best Cartoons by Álvaro Terán

A compilation of all the cartoons published by Álvaro Terán in 20minutos, highlighting his style and focus on current and social issues.

Unhygienic Habits That Everyone Has at Some Point in Their Life

Despite the increased awareness about hygiene following the pandemic, many people continue to maintain unhygienic habits such as not washing their hands before eating or sleeping with pets, practices common in daily life.

The Spanish celebrities who would stand out on the 'Supervivientes' island, according to AI

According to OpenAI's AI, an ideal cast of Spanish celebrities has been created who would stand out in the reality show 'Supervivientes', combining diverse profiles to survive and capture attention on the island.

Trump does the 'silent work' for Putin with the war in Iran while sidelining Ukraine

Sources from the British Government and the EU fear that the US may drift away from Europe and could sign an agreement with Russia, reports The Times.

Check Bonoloto: results for this Saturday, April 4, 2026

The winning combination for the Bonoloto draw on April 4, 2026, will be announced at 9:30 PM. The results will be available on the 20minutos.es website.

What is the 'E00' error? This is what it means if it occurs on your Income Tax Return

The 'E00' error is one of the most common when submitting the 130 form of the Income Tax Return. It indicates a technical or data issue that prevents the process from being completed correctly. It is important to review it to correct the error and ensure that the return is submitted without any problems.

The Government requests more prosecutors for Catalonia than what corresponds by population

The Minister of Justice, Ramon Espadaler, will meet next week with the Attorney General of the State, Teresa Peramato, to discuss the allocation of the 200 new prosecutor positions to be created this year, demanding more prosecutors for Catalonia than what would correspond according to its population.

Check La Primitiva: results for this Saturday, April 4, 2026

The winning combination of La Primitiva for Saturday, April 4, 2026, will be announced at 9:30 PM. The results will be available on the 20minutos.es website.

Ángela Jiménez, the young trailblazer who advocates for inclusive leisure: "In the end, it’s effort, perseverance, and sacrifice"

Ángela Jiménez, finalist in the 2026 Avanzadoras Awards by '20minutos' and Oxfam Intermón, drives ODIn, a platform that promotes inclusive leisure by providing adults with intellectual disabilities real opportunities to enjoy their free time.

Competition authority rules out harm to Renfe and authorizes six Iryo trains per day per direction between Madrid, Ciudad Real, and Puertollano

The competition authority allows Iryo to operate six daily trains per direction between Madrid, Ciudad Real, and Puertollano, without harming Renfe. Additionally, it authorizes Alsa to operate two tourist trains: the "Felipe II" between Madrid and El Escorial, and the "Expreso de Canfranc" between Jaca and Canfranc.

Check Sueldazo ONCE: results for today, Saturday, April 4, 2026

The winning number of the ONCE Sueldazo on April 4, 2026, will be announced at 9:30 PM. The complete results will be available on the website 20minutos.es.

Mafia Boss Roberto Mazzarella Arrested, One of Italy's Most Dangerous Fugitives

Roberto Mazzarella, one of Italy's most dangerous fugitives, was arrested without resistance at a luxury villa on the Amalfi Coast, according to the Italian police.

The Bar Located in One of Madrid’s Most Traditional Neighborhoods That Inspires Pedro Almodóvar

This bar, situated in one of Madrid’s most traditional neighborhoods, has been an inspiration for filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar, who has used iconic locations in the city, including this venue, to set and tell various stories in his films.

The renovations of Trump’s ballroom in the White House receive the green light despite the judicial veto

A federal judge suspended the construction of the ballroom in the White House following a lawsuit by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, but the work has been given the go-ahead to continue despite this court order.

Cuba Announces the Pardon of 2,000 Prisoners, One of the Largest Releases in Years

Cuba announced the pardon of 2,000 prisoners after a careful review of the offenses committed. This measure constitutes one of the largest prisoner releases in years in the country.

A man tries to push a stranger onto the train tracks in Seattle

A man attempted to push a stranger onto the train tracks in Seattle. The suspect fled the station but was arrested days later at a nearby residential treatment center.

Three arrested at a checkpoint in Móra d'Ebre with replica guns and stolen items

Three people were arrested at a checkpoint in Móra d'Ebre after presenting inconsistent and contradictory statements. They were found with replica guns and stolen items, which led to their arrest.

A UNED Professor Convicted of Embezzlement and for Hiring His Wife and 13-Year-Old Daughter

A UNED professor, director of a master's program and two courses, was convicted of embezzlement after hiring his wife and underage daughter to teach subjects, abusing his authority in selecting teaching staff.

Conviction Confirmed for a Man for Sexual Assault and Abuse of a Minor Who Suffered Two Miscarriages

A man was convicted of sexual assault and abuse against a 15-year-old minor, whom he kept under control in a relationship marked by gender-based violence. The victim suffered two miscarriages during this situation.

Breaking News: Receive the Most Relevant News of the Day in Your Email

Receive the most important and relevant news of the day daily in your email. Stay informed with real-time updates on politics, economy, sports, technology, and more, with clear and concise summaries so you don't miss any essential details.

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

Join the 20M Surveys by voting and discover the opinions of other readers on current topics. Participating is easy and allows you to compare viewpoints to stay informed and form your own opinion.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables machines to simulate human intelligence. To get started in AI, it is key to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. Additionally, it is important to practice with accessible tools and platforms and stay updated in a constantly evolving field. AI offers great opportunities across various sectors.

'Torrente Presidente' surpasses 20 million at the box office and 'Proyecto Salvación' has a strong debut

The sixth installment of 'Torrente' exceeds 20 million euros at the box office, approaching the top 10 highest-grossing Spanish films. Additionally, 'Proyecto Salvación' has had a solid debut in theaters, standing out in the current lineup.

This is the famous 'spicy shrimp cocktail,' the favorite of NASA astronauts

The spicy shrimp cocktail is popular among NASA astronauts because of horseradish, an ingredient that improves their health during space missions.

It’s Not 'Roma', and It Doesn’t Need to Be: 16 Years Later, This Sword-and-Sandal Series Is Still As Entertaining As Ever

Available on Netflix, this gladiator series brings the spectacle of Ancient Rome back to life and stands as an ideal option to enjoy during Holy Week, remaining entertaining even after 16 years.

Why Artemis II Will Not Land on the Moon and Why That Is Good News for NASA's Space Program

Artemis II will not perform a lunar landing because it is not yet safe or feasible. This mission will focus on resolving technical and operational issues, which will strengthen NASA's space program and pave the way for future missions with successful lunar landings.

How many times has humanity set foot on the Moon? Over time, more than 140 lunar missions have been launched

Artemis II is the most recent mission to the Moon, carrying four astronauts on board, although it does not include a moon landing. This mission follows the legacy of more than 140 lunar missions launched over time.

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

Nacho Guerreros returns as Coque Calatrava in season 17 of "La que se avecina" and has just debuted the miniseries "Por cien millones" on Movistar Plus+. This role has enabled him to buy a house and establish two theater production companies.

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

The Income Tax campaign starts on April 8 and ends on June 30, establishing the deadlines to complete the procedure. Changes in deductions are detailed, and taxpayers exempt from filing the declaration are specified.

'Torrente Presidente' Falls Short: This is the Comedy That Best Defines Our Politicians

'Torrente Presidente' fails to surpass Berlanga's political critique, who remains the undisputed benchmark for understanding and satirizing the current political reality nearly five decades later.

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

Protected as a historic ensemble, this passage connects Clot and Sant Martí with 122 meters of working-class architecture, offering a peaceful pedestrian space and a 19th-century ambiance in the middle of the city.

GAME Spain changes the rules for second-hand games: ends one of the practices customers disliked the most

GAME Spain has announced that it will remove stickers from its second-hand games, a practice that annoyed many customers, thereby improving the buying experience for pre-owned products.

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator is Already Activated: Here's How You Can Find Out If You'll Have to Pay the Tax Authorities or Get a Refund

The 2025 Income Tax Simulator allows you to anticipate the result of your tax return without the need for Cl@ve identification or a digital certificate, making it easy to find out whether you will have to pay the tax authorities or receive a refund.

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

The Andalusian Government has launched a tourist visa to promote rural tourism in ten municipalities of a comarca in Seville, inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, with the aim of attracting more visitors and boosting the region.

Saudi Arabia’s non-oil business activity shrinks in March amid conflict, PMI shows

Saudi Arabia’s non-oil sector contracted in March as regional conflicts and economic uncertainties impacted business activity. The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell below 50, indicating a decline in output and new orders. The slowdown reflects challenges faced by the private sector amid geopolitical tensions and subdued demand, signaling cautious business sentiment moving forward.

South Korea asks Gulf nations for steady energy supply, safety of Korean vessels

South Korea urged Gulf countries to ensure a stable energy supply and protect Korean vessels amid rising regional tensions. The request highlights Seoul's concerns over energy security and maritime safety, emphasizing the importance of cooperation with Gulf nations to maintain steady oil flows and safeguard shipping routes vital to South Korea's economy.

Trump, Israel pressure Iran ahead of deadline as search continues for missing US airman

As a critical deadline approaches, Trump and Israel intensify diplomatic efforts to pressure Iran regarding the ongoing search for a missing US airman. Both are urging Tehran to cooperate fully, amid heightened tensions and strategic maneuvering in the region. The situation remains tense, with the missing airman's fate still unknown and diplomatic efforts ongoing.

Trump, Israel Pressure Iran Ahead of Deadline as Hunt Continues for Missing US Crew Member

The US and Israel have intensified diplomatic and military pressure on Iran ahead of a critical deadline, amid efforts to locate a missing US crew member. Tensions have escalated as both nations aim to secure the safe return of the crew member while addressing broader security concerns in the region. The situation remains fluid with ongoing search operations and international negotiations.

Israel preparing for attacks on Iranian energy sites, awaits US green light, official says

Israel is reportedly ready to strike Iranian energy facilities but is waiting for approval from the United States. Officials indicate that such attacks aim to curb Iran’s nuclear capabilities and destabilize its economic resources, signaling heightened tensions and coordination between Israel and the U.S. regarding potential military actions against Iran.

Taiwan says it has assurances over LNG supplies from 'major' country

Taiwan has received assurances from a significant international partner regarding the stability of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies. This commitment aims to secure Taiwan’s energy needs amid global market uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, helping ensure reliable energy access for its future demands.

India makes first Iranian oil purchase in seven years with no payment problems

India has purchased Iranian oil for the first time in seven years, successfully completing the transaction without any payment issues. This marks a significant development in trade relations between the two countries amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and sanctions that previously restricted such dealings. The smooth payment process indicates potential easing of barriers and a possible shift in regional energy trade dynamics.

Ukrainian drone and missile attack kills at least one in southern Russia, governor says

A Ukrainian drone and missile strike targeted a military facility in the southern Russian region of Belgorod, killing at least one person and injuring several others, according to the regional governor. The attack marks an escalation in cross-border tensions as Russia continues its military operations in Ukraine. Officials indicated ongoing investigations and heightened security measures in response.

Stick to Easter travel, Australians told, though hundreds of petrol stations dry

Australians are urged to continue with Easter travel plans despite fuel shortages affecting hundreds of petrol stations nationwide. Authorities advise drivers to plan ahead and remain patient as supply issues are addressed amidst high demand and logistical challenges.

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Britain woos Anthropic expansion after US defence clash, FT says

The UK is courting AI firm Anthropic to expand operations after tensions with the US over defence collaborations. The move aims to bolster Britain’s position in advanced AI technologies and reduce reliance on US partnerships amid strategic disagreements. Anthropic’s potential British expansion signals a shift toward stronger UK involvement in AI development and defence innovation.

Striking JBS workers to return to Colorado plant on promise of talks

Striking workers at JBS' Colorado plant have agreed to return to work following assurances from management that contract negotiations will resume. The decision ends a brief labor stoppage that had impacted production. Both sides expressed optimism about reaching an agreement through continued dialogue, aiming to address employee demands and prevent further disruptions.

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

Russian stocks ended lower, with the MOEX Russia Index remaining unchanged at the close. Market sentiment showed caution amid ongoing economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Key sectors experienced mixed performances, while investors awaited further developments on domestic and international fronts.

ISS recommends vote against BP board’s move to scrap some climate reporting

ISS advised shareholders to oppose BP's board proposal to eliminate certain climate-related disclosures. The move aims to maintain transparency on BP’s environmental impact and sustainability efforts, reflecting growing investor demand for comprehensive climate risk reporting. ISS’s recommendation underscores the importance of climate accountability in corporate governance.

Hedge funds sell global stocks at fastest pace in 13 years

Hedge funds have been rapidly offloading global stocks, marking the fastest pace of selling in 13 years. This trend reflects growing concerns over economic uncertainties and market volatility. Investors are shifting away from equities to mitigate risks amid inflation pressures, geopolitical tensions, and potential interest rate hikes, prompting a significant reduction in long equity positions.

Which global stocks offer high-quality dividends with low cut risk?

The article analyzes global stocks that provide reliable, high-quality dividends while maintaining a low risk of dividend cuts. It highlights companies with strong balance sheets, consistent earnings, and sustainable payout ratios. Key sectors include consumer staples, healthcare, and utilities, which tend to offer stable cash flows. The piece advises investors to prioritize dividend safety alongside yield to ensure steady income and long-term growth.

These 10 stocks are poised for earnings surprises in April: Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley identifies 10 stocks likely to exceed earnings expectations in April. These companies show strong fundamentals and positive market trends, suggesting potential upside for investors during the upcoming earnings season.

Exclusive - Five EU Finance Ministers Call for Windfall Profit Tax on Energy Companies

Five EU finance ministers have urged the European Commission to implement a windfall profit tax on energy companies benefiting from soaring prices. They argue that the tax would help fund support measures for consumers facing high energy costs, ensuring a fairer distribution of profits during the energy crisis. The proposal highlights growing pressure to address energy affordability amid escalating market volatility.

Nevada judge extends ban on Kalshi operating prediction market in state

A Nevada judge has extended the ban on Kalshi, a prediction market platform, preventing it from operating in the state. The ruling follows regulatory concerns about the platform's compliance with state gambling laws. Kalshi, which allows users to bet on various event outcomes, remains barred in Nevada while legal and regulatory reviews continue.

Lucid misses first-quarter vehicle delivery estimates on supplier disruptions

Lucid Motors reported lower-than-expected vehicle deliveries for Q1, attributing the shortfall to supply chain disruptions impacting production. Despite strong demand, limited parts availability hindered output, delaying shipment of some orders. The company is working to resolve supplier issues and expects improved delivery rates in upcoming quarters.

War weighs on Egypt’s private sector as PMI hits near two-year low in March

Egypt’s private sector PMI dropped to its lowest level in nearly two years in March, driven by the ongoing impacts of regional conflict. The war has disrupted supply chains and increased business uncertainty, leading to slower growth and reduced demand. Companies reported caution in hiring and investment amid economic challenges, reflecting broader pressures on Egypt’s private sector.

Vietnam Q1 GDP growth slows to 7.83% y/y from 8.46% y/y in Q4

Vietnam’s Q1 GDP growth eased to 7.83% year-on-year, down from 8.46% in Q4, reflecting a moderation in economic momentum. The slowdown is due to factors like global uncertainties and domestic challenges, although growth remains robust compared to regional peers. Key sectors including manufacturing and exports continue to perform strongly, supporting the overall economy despite the slower pace.

Highs and lows from the US jobs report

The latest US jobs report revealed mixed results, showing robust job creation alongside a slight uptick in unemployment. While sectors like technology and healthcare saw growth, manufacturing faced declines. Wage growth remained steady, offering some relief to workers despite economic uncertainties. Overall, the report reflects a complex labor market with both positive signs and challenges ahead.

U.S. Services PMI Dips Below Expectations, Signals Sector Contraction

The U.S. Services PMI fell below expectations, indicating a contraction in the sector. Factors such as decreased new orders and slower business activity contributed to the decline. This downturn suggests challenges ahead for service-based industries, potentially impacting economic growth and employment in the near term.

Nonfarm Payrolls Surge Signals Economic Resilience

Nonfarm payrolls increased significantly, indicating strong job growth and economic resilience despite challenges. Key sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, and hospitality saw notable employment gains. The surge suggests sustained consumer demand and business confidence, reinforcing expectations for steady economic expansion and influencing Federal Reserve policy considerations.

China services activity eases from 33-month high in March - RatingDog PMI

China’s services sector growth slowed in March after reaching a 33-month high in February, according to RatingDog PMI data. The easing reflects cautious business sentiment amid ongoing economic uncertainties, although overall activity remains in expansion territory. The slowdown highlights challenges in maintaining momentum as the country navigates post-pandemic recovery and global pressures.

Russia’s services sector contracts for first time in six months, PMI shows

Russia’s services sector contracted for the first time in six months in May, according to the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI). The decline reflects weakening demand and economic challenges amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and sanctions. The drop indicates increased business uncertainty and a slowdown in consumer spending, signaling potential risks for the broader Russian economy.

Japan’s services growth slows as Middle East war dents confidence, PMI shows

Japan’s service sector growth decelerated in April due to weakened business confidence amid the Middle East conflict. The PMI declined, reflecting reduced demand and cautious spending. The geopolitical tensions have dampened optimism, impacting domestic and international service industries, signaling potential challenges for economic recovery in the near term.

US labor market remains stable; trade deficit widens in February

The US labor market showed stability in February with steady job growth and low unemployment. However, the trade deficit expanded due to increased imports outpacing exports, reflecting ongoing supply chain challenges and strong consumer demand. Economic indicators suggest cautious optimism despite rising trade imbalances.

US fixed 30-year mortgage rate rises to 6.46% amid Iran war

The average US fixed 30-year mortgage rate increased to 6.46%, reflecting heightened economic uncertainty due to the ongoing war in Iran. This marks a notable rise that could impact homebuyers and the housing market, as lenders adjust rates in response to geopolitical risks and inflation concerns.

Can the energy price shock push the UK into recession?

The UK faces economic strain as soaring energy prices heighten inflation and reduce consumer spending. Rising costs squeeze household budgets and businesses, risking slower growth and potential recession. Policymakers must balance inflation control with support measures to mitigate the shock’s impact on the economy.

2nd U.S. pilot rescued in Iran, ‘we got him!’ says Trump

The second U.S. pilot stranded in Iran has been successfully rescued, according to President Trump. The operation to retrieve the pilot was completed safely, prompting Trump to declare, “we got him!” This follows a previous rescue, marking a significant achievement amid tense U.S.-Iran relations.

Trump claims "dominance" while Iran strikes back, downing two U.S. planes

Amid escalating tensions, Trump asserts U.S. dominance following confrontations with Iran. In response, Iran has reportedly downed two American aircraft, intensifying the conflict and raising concerns over potential further military clashes between the two nations.

Planet Labs halts Middle East satellite imagery at U.S. government request

Planet Labs has paused collecting and sharing satellite imagery of the Middle East following a request from the U.S. government. This move aims to address national security concerns amid rising geopolitical tensions in the region. The suspension affects publicly available satellite data, limiting access to real-time imagery that was previously open for civilian and commercial use.

Here’s why you shouldn’t add risk to your portfolio, according to BCA

BCA warns investors against increasing portfolio risk amid economic uncertainties. They highlight potential market volatility and advise maintaining cautious asset allocation to protect investments. BCA suggests prioritizing stability over higher returns to navigate current financial challenges effectively.

Trump questions NATO’s future as Allies sit out Iran conflict

Former President Trump expressed doubts about NATO's future amidst tensions with Iran, criticizing key Allies for not supporting the U.S. stance. He highlighted concerns over the alliance's unity and effectiveness, as some member countries opted to remain neutral in the escalating conflict, signaling potential shifts in international partnerships and U.S. foreign policy dynamics.

What oil price will be required to stop people from travelling?

The article explores the oil price level that would significantly deter travel, considering factors like travel demand elasticity, consumer behavior, and alternative options. It highlights how rising fuel costs influence transportation choices and the thresholds at which people might reduce or cease travel. The discussion includes economic and environmental implications of high oil prices on travel patterns.

Trump administration files emergency motion to resume ballroom work, citing security issues

The Trump administration has filed an emergency motion to resume work in a ballroom, arguing that halting construction poses security risks. The motion stresses the importance of continuing the project promptly to address these concerns, seeking court approval to lift the current work stoppage.

Israel eyes strikes on Iranian energy facilities, awaits U.S. approval

Israel is considering strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure to curb Tehran's regional influence. However, it is awaiting approval and coordination with the United States to proceed. The move reflects escalating tensions and Israel’s focus on limiting Iran’s capacity to fund and support militant groups in the Middle East.

China looks better placed than most in this oil shock. Here’s why

China is better positioned to handle the current oil shock due to its strategic oil reserves, diversified energy sources, and strong state control over energy markets. These factors help stabilize supply and prices, reducing the country’s vulnerability compared to others heavily reliant on imports. Additionally, China’s growing investments in alternative energy further buffer it from global oil market fluctuations.

Bitcoin trades sideways during the long Easter weekend amid low liquidity

Bitcoin's price remained largely stable throughout the extended Easter weekend, with low trading volumes contributing to limited price movement. The market showed sideways behavior as many investors stayed inactive during the holiday period, resulting in reduced liquidity and subdued volatility.

Bitcoin price today: muted above $66k with focus on Iran conflict, US jobs data

Bitcoin remained steady above $66,000 as investors monitored rising tensions in Iran and awaited key US jobs data. The cautious market sentiment reflects concerns over geopolitical risks and potential impacts on economic recovery, influencing crypto trading alongside traditional markets.

Bitcoin slips, drops under $67k as Trump threatens to hit Iran ‘extremely hard’

Bitcoin fell below $67,000 amid geopolitical tensions after former President Trump warned of a severe response to Iran. The threat heightened market uncertainty, contributing to the cryptocurrency's decline as investors reacted to potential risks in the Middle East.

BTCC Exchange Named Official Regional Partner of the Argentine National Team

BTCC Exchange has been appointed the official regional partner of the Argentine National Football Team. This partnership aims to strengthen the team's presence in the region and connect football fans with innovative digital assets and services, utilizing BTCC's platform and expertise in the cryptocurrency exchange market.

Licensed Crypto Services Provider crypto4me Simplifies Cryptocurrency Purchasing

Licensed crypto4me enhances the user experience by streamlining cryptocurrency purchases. The platform offers easy access to various digital assets with improved security and user-friendly interfaces, aiming to attract both new and experienced investors. This initiative supports broader adoption and simplifies the crypto investment process.

Bybit Releases 32nd Proof-of-Reserves Report, Maintaining Overcollateralized Positions Across Major Assets

Bybit released its 32nd Proof-of-Reserves report, confirming that its reserves remain overcollateralized across all major assets. The report demonstrates Bybit's continued commitment to transparency and financial stability, reinforcing user trust by showcasing that customer assets are fully backed on the platform.

Bitcoin kicks off April with slight gains as Trump says Iran asked for ceasefire

Bitcoin started April with modest gains amid remarks from former President Trump stating that Iran requested a ceasefire. The market showed cautious optimism as geopolitical tensions eased slightly. This development contributed to increased investor interest, although volatility remained due to ongoing global uncertainties.

Playnance Brings Sports & Esports On-Chain via $GCOIN, Powering 2.5 Million Live Sports Events Annually

Playnance is integrating sports and esports into the blockchain using its $GCOIN token, enabling 2.5 million live sports events yearly. This move aims to enhance fan engagement and provide transparent, secure event participation, leveraging blockchain technology to revolutionize the sports and esports experience.

Citadel Securities-backed EDX Markets applies for national trust bank charter

EDX Markets, supported by Citadel Securities, has applied for a national trust bank charter. This move aims to enhance its capabilities in clearing and settlement, positioning the firm to better serve institutional clients in the digital asset space and expand its financial services offerings.

BYDFi Marks 6th Anniversary with Month-Long Celebration, Built for Reliability

BYDFi celebrates its 6th anniversary with a month-long event highlighting its commitment to reliability and user trust. The company reflects on its growth and achievements, promoting special offers and community engagement to thank customers for their support.

Polymarket pulls "rescue mission" bets after backlash over Iran war wagers

Polymarket removed betting options on a potential U.S. "rescue mission" in Iran following public backlash over the controversial wagers related to a possible Iran war. The platform faced criticism for allowing bets on such sensitive geopolitical events, prompting it to halt these markets amid ethical concerns and user complaints.

OpenAI reshuffles leadership as health leaves and IPO preparations take priority

OpenAI is undergoing leadership changes amid key executives taking health-related leaves. These shifts coincide with the company's intensified focus on preparing for a potential IPO. The restructuring aims to ensure operational stability and strategic alignment during this critical phase of growth and public offering planning.

AIOS Tech receives Nasdaq delisting warning over share price

AIOS Tech has received a Nasdaq delisting warning because its share price has fallen below the required minimum threshold. The company must restore compliance by raising its stock price above the minimum level within a specified period to avoid being removed from the exchange.

David J. Taylor engages in trading activity with Installed Building Products and Kroger Company

David J. Taylor recently conducted trading activities involving shares of Installed Building Products and Kroger Company. The transactions reflect his market moves with these companies, highlighting his investment interests and portfolio adjustments. No further details on the volume or impact of the trades were disclosed.

Kelly Louise Morrison sells Andersen Corporation shares, invests in Cavall, FluxAI, and StarCloud

Kelly Louise Morrison has divested her shares in Andersen Corporation and redirected her investments into three emerging companies: Cavall, FluxAI, and StarCloud. This move signals a strategic shift towards innovative technologies and growth sectors. Morrison's portfolio diversification highlights her focus on advancing ventures in AI and cloud-based solutions.

Rhythm Pharmaceuticals adds Kim Popovits to board of directors

Rhythm Pharmaceuticals announced the appointment of Kim Popovits to its board of directors. Popovits brings extensive experience in biopharmaceutical leadership, expected to strengthen Rhythm's strategic growth and governance as the company advances its rare disease-focused portfolio.

Figure Technology reports Q1 2026 loan marketplace volume up 113%

Figure Technology announced a 113% increase in its Q1 2026 loan marketplace volume compared to the previous year. The surge reflects growing demand for its digital lending platform, driven by expanded product offerings and enhanced user experience. The company aims to capitalize on this momentum to further scale its services and strengthen its position in the fintech market.

Village Farms CFO Stephen Ruffini to Transition to M&A Role

Village Farms International announced that CFO Stephen Ruffini will move from his finance position to concentrate on mergers and acquisitions. This change aims to utilize his expertise in strategic growth opportunities as the company expands. A successor for the CFO role will be appointed to ensure continuity in financial leadership.

Lindsay declares $0.37 quarterly dividend, payable May 29

Lindsay Corporation announced a quarterly dividend of $0.37 per share, payable on May 29. This payment reflects the company's commitment to returning value to shareholders while maintaining financial stability. Investors holding shares by the record date are eligible for the dividend.

Transgene licenses NEC’s AI platform for cancer vaccine development

Transgene has licensed NEC’s AI technology to accelerate the development of personalized cancer vaccines. This collaboration aims to leverage AI for designing novel vaccine candidates, enhancing precision immunotherapy for cancer patients. The partnership combines Transgene’s expertise in immunotherapies with NEC’s advanced computational platform to improve treatment efficacy and patient outcomes.