News Summary - 06/24/2026

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** Congress passes war powers measure for first time, rebuking Trump's war with Iran

** Congress passed a largely symbolic war powers resolution, increasing pressure on the White House to end the conflict with Iran.

** Drowning deaths soar in France as Europe buckles in peak of heatwave

** France has recorded 40 drownings linked to the recent heatwave since last Thursday, according to Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, as extreme temperatures continue to strain Europe.

** UN says it will evacuate sailors stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, as Rubio warns against tolls

** U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Iran that no country has the right to charge fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, amid tensions over navigation and access in the vital waterway.

** Clean sweep for Mamdani-backed candidates in New York's Democratic primary

** Brad Lander defeated Dan Goldman in a Democratic primary that exposed sharp divisions in New York City over the Israel-Gaza war.

** Sydney woman wakes from induced coma more than a week after shark attack

** Leah Stewart, 34, has woken from an induced coma more than a week after being bitten by a shark while swimming at Coogee Beach. She underwent surgery and had one of her arms amputated as a result of the attack.

** Dozens of ships head through the Strait of Hormuz after US-Iran deal

** Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has increased since the US and Iran signed a deal to end the war, with 42 vessels passing through on Saturday alone.

** Eight sentenced to 450 years in prison over anti-ICE riot where officer was shot

** An officer was shot in the neck during a disturbance in Texas involving alleged “Antifa cell operatives,” prosecutors said.

** Bondi Beach shooting hero pleads not guilty to alleged assault on his father

** Ahmed al Ahmed, who was praised for tackling one of the gunmen in the Bondi Beach attack that killed 15 people at a Jewish event in December, has pleaded not guilty to allegedly assaulting his father.

** Germany’s rail network briefly halted nationwide due to an IT malfunction

** Deutsche Bahn temporarily suspended train services across Germany for more than two and a half hours because of an IT malfunction.

** Israeli troops kill two in south Lebanon after lull in fighting, authorities say

** Israel’s military said it killed two Hezbollah operatives in south Lebanon after a period of relative calm. Hezbollah condemned the attack as a violation of the ceasefire, highlighting continued tension despite the lull in fighting.

UN commission of inquiry says Israel is committing genocide in Gaza by deliberately targeting children

Israel rejected the findings of a UN commission of inquiry report by a three-member expert panel, dismissing it as a "libellous sham."

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba sues U.S. government over defense blacklist

Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Defense after being placed on a blacklist of companies allegedly linked to the Chinese military.

** Family of Zambia’s former president wins latest legal battle over what should happen to his body

** A year after Edgar Lungu’s death, his family and the Zambian government are still locked in a dispute over what should happen to his body.

Spider that uses a spring trap to capture prey discovered in Australia

Researchers say this newly discovered spider uses an unprecedented hunting method: a spring-like trap that allows it to capture prey, including dangerous ants.

** US top court says Rastafarian man cannot sue prison guards who cut his dreadlocks

** A former Louisiana inmate said prison officials violated his Rastafarian faith by forcibly shaving off his dreadlocks. The case centered on whether he could sue the guards over the alleged violation of his religious rights.

** Irish government to contribute £197 million to cross-border rail services

** The Irish government will provide £197 million for cross-border rail services, using the final allocation from its Shared Island Fund.

Trump anticipates a better relationship with Colombia under new leader

Preliminary results suggest that Abelardo de la Espriella will become Colombia’s next president. He had received Donald Trump’s endorsement, raising expectations of improved relations between the two countries.

** Montreal shooting leaves officer, civilian and suspect dead

** Montreal’s police chief said this was the first time in 24 years that a Montreal police officer had been killed in the line of duty.

** Ransom note claims Nancy Guthrie died after abduction

** On Tuesday, Today show presenter Savannah Guthrie pleaded for anyone with information to come forward, saying, “We are in agony.”

** Iran says no new commitments on nuclear sites after Vance says inspectors to be invited back

** Iran’s foreign ministry said it made “no new commitments” regarding nuclear inspections after talks in Switzerland, pushing back on remarks suggesting inspectors would soon return to Iranian nuclear sites.

** Dettol apologizes after ad to clean up “toxic men” backfires in China

** Dettol apologized after a promotional ad in China drew backlash for sexism. The ad showed a man seeking a partner “not tainted by other men,” which critics said promoted harmful gender stereotypes and sparked accusations of misogyny.

Inquiry ordered after building fire kills 15 in north India city

Witnesses said people jumped from windows to escape the blaze, and rescue teams broke through a wall to reach and save survivors.

Myanmar army killed over 700 civilians in six months, UN says

A new UN report says Myanmar’s army killed 702 civilians over six months last year, including 153 children.

** Russian troop buildup threatens city seen as key to seizing Ukraine’s Donbas

** Russian forces are building up near Kostyantynivka, a city whose capture could open the way to Ukraine’s last major eastern strongholds. If the city falls, it would strengthen Russia’s push deeper into the Donbas region.

Tesla crash that killed a woman under US federal investigation

A Tesla driver said he was using “self-driving” technology when his vehicle sped into a Texas home on Friday.

At least 13 killed and dozens injured after Qatar gas explosion

A “technical accident” at the city’s main liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing site in the Ras Laffan industrial zone led to the reported deaths of at least 13 people and left dozens injured.

** Stanford was their golden ticket — could AI help or hinder that?

** The BBC spoke with Stanford University graduates about their views on artificial intelligence and whether it could help or hurt their career prospects.

** Kunal Shah: The Indian entrepreneur taking charge of WhatsApp

** Kunal Shah, already a well-known figure in India’s startup ecosystem, is now stepping into the global spotlight as he takes charge of WhatsApp.

** From cool-down spots to chalk on windows - how Europe is coping with the heat

** People across Europe are adopting various ways to stay safe and comfortable as intense heat spreads across the continent, with communities and individuals adjusting daily routines and using creative cooling measures to handle the searing temperatures.

** Have World Cup changes made the final group-stage games unfair?

** The article asks whether changes to the World Cup group stage have reduced competitiveness, since eight teams have already been eliminated. It considers whether the lower stakes in the final round of group matches have weakened the drama, and whether concerns about fairness and the competition’s integrity are justified.

How 100 hospitals switched to pen and paper to defeat a national cyber-attack

For four days, dozens of Romanian hospitals were taken offline while cybersecurity experts worked to stop hackers, forcing hospitals to rely on pen and paper to continue operations.

** Temperatures hit record levels in western Europe

** France, Spain, and Italy have been the countries most affected by the ongoing heatwave so far.

** “We’re begging” — Savannah Guthrie pleads for help as details of her mother’s case emerge

** Savannah Guthrie discussed on NBC’s *Today* show a note sent to the media in February about her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie, which falsely claimed that she had died.

** Why was JD Vance at a luxury Swiss resort for talks with Iran?

** BBC correspondent Jessica Parker outlines the key points about direct talks between US Vice President JD Vance and Iran, held at a luxury Swiss resort.

Parisians cool off in canal amid "red alert" heatwave

France has placed about half of the country under red heatwave alerts as temperatures climb to record highs.

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** The government expects Sánchez to launch an offensive on all fronts to contain political and judicial damage, but without taking responsibility for Ábalos’s conviction. Moncloa is advancing the idea of the “corruptor’s victory” following Aldama’s release, which it believes will be useful to mobilize its voters.

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** Sumar is urging Pedro Sánchez to move “from words to action” in the face of corruption scandals, to demand explanations and announce concrete measures in his appearance, without halting legislative activity.

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** The former president of SEPI, Vicente Fernández, warned Cerdán’s associate Antxon Alonso that the Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, Gonzalo García Andrés, was opposed to granting the aid. The Leire network tried to secure the PNV’s support in order to overcome objections to the Tubos Reunidos bailout.

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** The Civil Guard has confirmed at least one meeting with the former president of the PNV, Andoni Ortuzar, in the framework of the investigation into the Leire scheme. The case points to a possible intermediary role to help secure a €112.8 million bailout for Tubos Reunidos.

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** The article reviews several cases of former ministers convicted of corruption in Spain, such as Zaplana, Barrionuevo, Matas, Rato, and Griñán, and highlights that none received a sentence as severe as the one now imposed on Ábalos.

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** Felipe González criticized Pedro Sánchez after the ruling against Ábalos, Koldo and Aldama, saying that he should already have resigned or called elections. He also asked José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to return as soon as possible some jewels found in his office if they were gifts received while he was president.

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** Zapatero gives up defending his innocence and focuses his legal strategy on getting the information found on a phone seized in the United States declared null and void, thus betting his legal future on the invalidity of that evidence.

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** The Prime Minister faces a difficult situation today in the Congress of Deputies, in a session marked by the context of corruption and the political coincidences that make his management more difficult.

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** Aemet has issued a red heat warning in the Basque Country during the middle of the day, as 14 regions remain on alert for high temperatures. Temperatures are expected to plunge after this spell.

** England stumble against Ghana in a stalled, error-filled match

** England drew 0-0 with Ghana, one of the surprises of the 2026 World Cup, in a tight match marked by mistakes from the British team.

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** With Luka Modrić on the pitch, Croatia secured its second victory at the 2026 World Cup by narrowly defeating Panama. The only goal of the match was scored by Ante Budimir, securing three crucial points on matchday two.

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** The Argentine has publicly announced his intention to leave Atlético de Madrid next summer, causing a major stir ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

** Concern over the increase in ticks in Spain: “They are always a risk, and now they have spread from the countryside to the cities”

** Lyme disease and Crimean-Congo fever, transmitted by ticks and other arthropods, pose a public health challenge due to the rising risk of infection and the spread of these vectors from rural areas to urban areas.

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** Renfe reported that early this Wednesday, regular traffic of High-Speed, Medium-Distance, and Commuter trains was restored after being interrupted for nearly 12 hours.

** Why does time seem to pass faster as you get older? An expert explains

** The article explains that the feeling that time passes faster with age is not imagination, but a real perception linked to how the brain works. As we get older, our brains process and record days differently, making the passage of time seem to speed up.

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** After two hours, once the situation was under control, workers began returning to the Cuatro Torres building to collect their belongings.

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** The 20minutos Creadores Awards celebrate a gala in which eight awards are presented to prominent figures from the multimedia world, with Alberto Chicote receiving the Special Creators Award 2026.

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** With 99.79% of the vote counted in Peru’s presidential runoff, Keiko Fujimori has reached 50.11% of valid votes, compared with Sánchez’s 49.88%, enough to become the next president. However, Sánchez has not recognized the result.

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** Rutte and Trump are meeting this Wednesday at the White House to address NATO restructuring, in a context of a U.S. retreat and growing tensions between Washington and allies such as Italy and the United Kingdom.

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** Víctor Ábalos and Claudia Montes had a tense live confrontation, full of insults and threats of a lawsuit. The argument escalated until he cut the connection, ending the exchange of accusations between Ábalos’s son and the politician’s alleged former lover.

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** Researcher Miguel López расскаts in the first person how a scientific discovery related to a protein ended up becoming a viral phenomenon, with Rosalía as the unexpected point of reference in his Harvard research.

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** The Madrid City Council is promoting online procedures to ease the workload at citizen service offices. In 2026, 53,067 registrations have already been processed online, and registration by birth remains the only procedure that still requires in-person attention.

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** Teresa Gisbert, the Senior Prosecutor coordinating Juvenile Affairs, warns in an interview that juvenile delinquency is evolving and that crimes committed by children under 14 have increased. She points out that the Internet increases the risk that minors will be both victims and perpetrators of crimes.

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** Ester Expósito appeared on *Al cielo con ella* to respond to the criticism for going to Bad Bunny’s little house. During the interview, she put an end to the controversy and ended up dancing perreo on the set alongside Henar Álvarez.

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** The city council of Tarragona will cover the repatriation costs of the first deceased minor after confirming that his family cannot afford them. Meanwhile, one of the mothers of the children who died has started a fundraising campaign to be able to repatriate her son.

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** Ana Mancera Lidueña, a high school student in Granada, challenged the grading of her Philosophy exam after receiving a 2.5. The review confirmed that the correct grade was a 10, allowing her to achieve 14 out of 14 on the test.

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** The Gil Gayarre Foundation has published *“The Turtle Lula,”* a story created collaboratively in a writing workshop. The project gives voice and prominence to six people with intellectual disabilities, making their dream of taking part in creating a story come true.

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** These school reinforcement notebooks, created 70 years ago, were designed to support learning through systematic and accessible practice.

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** TVE sparked controversy by subtitling Chari Peña’s appearance, the mother of Fabián Ruiz, in the documentary *Denominación de Origen*. The decision, reportedly due to her Andalusian accent, was criticized on social media as “shameful” and seen as unnecessary and discriminatory.

** U.S. and Iran clash over nuclear inspections, and the war in Lebanon again threatens the ceasefire

** Washington says Iran agreed to allow nuclear inspectors access to its facilities, but Tehran denies it. Meanwhile, the fragile ceasefire in Lebanon has collapsed as Israel and the Arab country resume negotiations.

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** Live coverage of the latest news on peace negotiations between the US and Iran and Israel’s attacks in Lebanon, despite the ceasefire.

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** Naiara, the winner of *OT 2023*, debuts with her first album, *La Española*, a project that reflects her personality and style. The release highlights her unique mix of folk roots, modern attitude, and tattoos, presenting her as a bold, authentic artist.

** RoRo Bueno surprises Pablo Motos with her knowledge of Chinese: “Let’s see who argues with her”

** The article highlights RoRo Bueno’s appearance on Pablo Motos’s show, where she surprised everyone by showing off her Chinese language skills. Her knowledge impressed the host and added to the playful tone of the conversation, with the segment emphasizing the audience’s reaction and the remark “Let’s see who argues with her.”

** Instagram and Facebook outages worldwide: more than five hours of malfunction errors

** Meta’s apps experienced content loading failures in several countries for more than five hours, mainly affecting Instagram and Facebook, and in some cases also WhatsApp.

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** The program *El tiempo justo* has exclusively published an image of Ana Mena in the stands at a tennis match, where she is seen greeting athlete Carlos Alcaraz. The singer’s appearance comes at the same time as her breakup with Óscar Casas and has generated media interest.

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** The demolition of the building, located opposite Nuevo Centro, removes the property known as Campanar’s “Chernobyl.” The site will make way for the PAI Pare Doménech, a project that plans 133 homes, green areas, and a bike lane, among other amenities.

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** Juan José Ganuza, Moncloa’s choice to lead the CNMC, takes on the role facing major challenges: overseeing a banking sector under scrutiny and managing extreme tension in the energy sector, in a context marked by the risk of a major blackout.

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** Clint Eastwood said this after accepting Sergio Leone’s invitation, a move that revived his fading career. The phrase reflects his wary, humorous view of working in Italian films and the surprising turnaround that later led to his success.

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** Lecoq’s thesis argues that living together as a couple can financially disadvantage women and benefit men above all, showing how shared life often creates an unequal distribution of resources and advantages.

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** Experts consider this finding on the use of ultrasound to improve the aftereffects of stroke hopeful, although they note that much research still remains to fully understand it and apply it.

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** NASA’s Aeolus mission will collect global data from Mars to study its atmosphere and support planning for future crewed missions to the red planet.

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** Madrid has launched its first via ferrata, a free route designed for the most adventurous. The new installation, the first of its kind in the region, also includes a Tibetan bridge and offers an ideal experience for those seeking thrills.

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** A restaurant in Candás has won the 51st edition of the Gandia International Fideuà Competition, earning recognition for making the best fideuà in the world. In addition to this award-winning dish, it is also known for its award-winning cachopos and fabadas.

** The draft agreement for the Zaragoza freight transport and logistics collective agreement will bring a 12% salary increase

** The draft agreement for the new collective bargaining agreement for freight transport and logistics in Zaragoza foresees an accumulated salary increase of 12% for workers in the sector, distributed in stages over the three years that the agreement will be in force, if it is ultimately confirmed.

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** The Night of San Juan is one of Spain’s most traditional celebrations, held around the summer solstice. Of pagan origin and later incorporated into the Christian calendar, it stands out for its bonfires, which symbolize purification and the beginning of a new cycle.

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** Six people were arrested after searches at Soria City Hall as part of an investigation into alleged corruption and criminal organization. Until a few months ago, the city council was led by Carlos Martínez, who headed the PSOE in the latest elections in Castile and León.

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** The Council of Ministers will approve a decree-law to increase public funding for long-term care, with an additional 6.2 billion euros in 2026 and 2027 compared with the latest budgets. The government presents this as the largest historic increase in its contribution to the system, which could reach 7.239 billion euros in 2027.

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** The reform aims to reduce waiting lists, expand the services available, and strengthen care for dependent people and their families, with more funding and new benefits, including support and care outside the home.

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** Ana Obregón painfully remembered what would have been her son Aless’s 34th birthday, who died of cancer in 2020. The actress shared that this date, June 23, remains especially difficult and emotional for her.

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** With the accumulated jackpot, the next EuroMillions draw could award a €141 million prize to a single winner in the top category.

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** The Government maintains that the case against Begoña Gómez amounts to “a theft of rights and guarantees” because she is the prime minister’s wife. Meanwhile, her defense has appealed the measures imposed by Judge Peinado, and she is expected to hand over her passport today.

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** Washington and Tehran seem destined to negotiate for lack of alternatives: neither wants an endless war, and there are no better options on the table. However, the idea of avoiding conflict is not universal, since Vladimir Putin remains the exception who defies that logic.

** New Creators

** The Youth Cultural Voucher allows beneficiaries to allocate part of their 400 euros to artistic training, musical instruments, and creative materials, thus offering a more focused approach to encouraging new vocations and cultural creation.

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** Connectivity has become critical infrastructure for a country’s reputation. The Pope’s visit showed that Spain can manage this type of major event very well, highlighting its organizational and technological capability.

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** Juan Carlos Peinado has gone down in the history of the Spanish judiciary for his controversial decisions. According to Sánchez, even in his latest ruling he issued an unusual order, which reinforces the criticism of his judicial conduct.

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** Several European countries, including France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Belgium, have activated alerts and emergency measures due to an intense heatwave that threatens to break temperature records.

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** Businessman Víctor de Aldama said that what he has to say is “more important” and that there is a photo that compromises Pedro Sánchez. He also warned that Óscar Puente “should be very worried,” in statements with a threatening tone about possible revelations.

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** Duato defended Pedro Sánchez’s brother, whom he described as an “excellent orchestra conductor,” and denied that he could have been “given a job through favoritism.” He also said that he recently saw the president’s parents and told them he supported them because they “must have been going through a terrible time,” and he saw them “devastated.”

** Trump proposes increasing the fees for applying for U.S. citizenship by $570

** The proposal is part of a more restrictive immigration policy pushed since Trump’s return to the White House.

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** The article presents financial habits and key decisions that help people live debt-free and manage money better. It encourages copying the practices of people without debt to improve financial control and avoid unnecessary commitments.

** Sona arrives in Spain with a mobile plan that blocks phone spam for less than 10 euros a month

** Sona has launched in Spain with a mobile plan offering 30GB and unlimited calls for 9.95 euros per month. The new carrier stands out for including a system that blocks spam calls, offering an affordable option focused on reducing unwanted phone interruptions.

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** A traditional Arabic dessert, ideal for special occasions like weddings, that lets you impress guests with a simple and affordable recipe. It costs less than one euro per serving to make.

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** The new functionality of “20minutos” is part of the NextMediaAI project and aims to improve the media outlet’s accessibility. It also adapts to the growing consumption of content in audio format, responding to the audience’s new habits.

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** 20bien launches its Wellbeing Mailbox, a space for readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather experiences that can inspire and help other people.

** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to participate in the news and report any story that can be investigated.

** 20minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to take part in the news, send reports, and suggest topics or stories that deserve to be investigated.

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** The governor of the Bank of Spain, José Luis Escrivá, considers the housing situation in Spain a “national emergency” and is calling for a coordinated response from all administrations. He also clarifies that the current pace of lending does not, for now, resemble the one that fueled the real-estate bubble.

** Trump says there are six people detained for vandalism at the Reflecting Pool

** Trump says that six people have been detained for vandalism at the Reflecting Pool, one of the projects he wants completed in Washington for the celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the United States’ independence.

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** June 23 marks World Dravet Syndrome Day, a severe form of epilepsy that appears at a very early age. This disease is caused by a mutation in the SCN1A gene and can lead to severe disability.

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** A large crowd of fans gathered to watch the match between Jordan and Algeria, which caused a stampede. The incident left one person dead and eight injured.

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** The President of the Parliament has begun talks with all the groups while the PP continues negotiations with Vox. PSOE and Vox have already conveyed their rejection of Juanma Moreno, and the investiture debate will be held in a few days.

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** Pedro Ramis founded Semper Vivens after the death of his teenage nephew. The company offers a system that transforms funeral ashes into trees and is already being sold in different European countries.

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** Sociologists attribute the rise of fitness among young people to uncertainty, discipline, and the beauty standards promoted by social media. For Generation Z, the gym not only helps improve physical health, but also emotional well-being, and serves as an escape from anxiety and stress.

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** Renewed interest in Neanderthals is growing thanks to a new scientific image of this species and recent discoveries that bring them closer to modern humans. They are increasingly seen less as distant relatives and more as an integral part of our own evolutionary history.

** The Master Tactic of *Pasapalabra* Without *El Rosco*: The Element That Protects Its Essence (and Can’t Be Seen)

** The article highlights that, in an era of audiovisual overstimulation, the real sense of complicity in *Pasapalabra* comes from the rhythm of the conversation. That tempo, though invisible, helps preserve the essence of the show beyond its emblematic *Rosco*.

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** The Ten network show suffered a technical failure that left the broadcast blacked out for 20 minutes. Before it was fixed, the program asked the audience for patience and assured viewers that the problem was being resolved.

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** Camilla won ‘MasterChef 14’ and took home €100,000, a book deal, and a place at the Basque Culinary Center.

** Víctor Ábalos: “Mr. Víctor de Aldama’s sentence reduction sets a precedent; the mastermind of the scheme goes unpunished”

** José Luis Ábalos’s son says he does not believe his father will cooperate in the other ongoing legal cases he is facing.

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** Influencers Andrea Garte and Abril Cols have been harshly criticized for a campaign for their fitness business, accused of sending a “dangerous” message and encouraging eating disorders (EDs).

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** The program *El tiempo justo* aired images of Julia Janeiro, daughter of Jesulín de Ubrique and María José Campanario, leaving a shopping trip in Madrid with numerous luxury brand bags. The report has drawn attention to her taste for exclusive labels and sparked comments about whether she actually wears those clothes afterward.

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** Maite Galdeano said that, after going to the emergency room because of a cat attack, she was almost seriously harmed by the treatment she was prescribed. According to her, she believes she may have been the victim of medical negligence and that the situation nearly cost her life.

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** Nicolás, the eldest grandson of Queen Margrethe of Denmark, is the subject of a documentary in which he talks about how he felt after losing his title along with his three siblings in 2023. His grandmother’s decision was intended to give them more freedom to decide their future.

** Lisa, from Blackpink: “Sometimes fame is too much, and what I want is to be normal”

** Lisa, the Blackpink star, stars on the new Vanity Fair cover and talks about the pressure of fame, admitting that it sometimes feels overwhelming and that what she most wants is to be able to live a normal life.

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** The baptism of Miquel, the second child of Rafa Nadal and Mery Perelló, was held in Mallorca in an intimate, family atmosphere. Toni Nadal, the tennis player’s uncle and former coach, did not attend the ceremony.

** This is how Rodri, one of the stars of the national team, met his girlfriend: “She is the most important person I have”

** Rodri, a Manchester City player and one of the national team’s standout figures, turned 30 on June 22.

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** His friends played a prank on Mickey Gooch Jr. during his first performance in a Broadway theater, forcing him to read in public the account of his intimate encounter with Rebel Wilson.

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** The awards recognize a professional career in the literary field.

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** Pilar Alegría lamented that the custom of talking with neighbors is being lost and defended “going out for a breath of fresh air” as a typical summer tradition in villages.

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** Portugal faces its first World Cup victory against a Uzbekistan side that needs to win, with Cristiano Ronaldo starting and leading the team.

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** Today, the group stages for Groups A, B, and C of the 2026 World Cup come to an end, determining the final qualifiers and how the tournament bracket will be set.

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** Atlético fans have reacted with outrage on social media to comments made by the Argentine Julián, sparking a wave of criticism among the Colchoneros supporters.

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** The French coach named his main favorite to win Wimbledon after Carlos Alcaraz’s withdrawal, saying that this player starts with a slight advantage to take the title at the third Grand Slam of the season.

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** According to a study by Workweek, the World Cup hydration breaks are not only due to the heat: they also have a strong commercial impact. Throughout the tournament, these “cooling breaks” will allow for the airing of more than 1,500 advertisements, with estimated revenue of more than 500 million dollars.

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** Arman Tsarukyan said he believes the UFC may try to protect Ilia Topuria after a loss. He also thinks Topuria would have a tough time against Paddy Pimblett, suggesting Pimblett would be hard to knock out.

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** The Association of Families in CUME rejects the reform of the aid for caring for minors with serious illnesses, considering that it would leave thousands of families without coverage and would mean a step backward in their protection. The government, on the other hand, argues that the new regulation provides greater certainty and protection.

** The Council for the Defense of Disability calls for greater protection in the Gambling Law

** The Spanish Council for the Defense of Disability and Dependency warns that gambling poses specific risks for people with disabilities and calls for greater protection in the Gambling Law for this group.

** The commemorative coin “Spain and disability” is presented to Cermi

** A two-euro commemorative coin called “Spain and Disability: Protection, Rights and Inclusion” was presented to Cermi, dedicated to the reform of Article 49 of the Constitution.

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** A study addresses the “broader autism phenotype,” that is, social, communicative, or behavioral traits similar to autism without there being a diagnosis. The work explores how these characteristics can influence parenting and interpersonal communication.

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** The tender for the €145 million lot to equip Aena’s cybersecurity systems has been declared void, in a context marked by rising memory prices.

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** BMW and Mercedes-Benz stand out among the few established manufacturers in Europe that have managed to maintain or increase their sales so far this year, while Chinese brands such as BYD, Chery, and Leapmotor continue to gain ground against the continent’s traditional automakers.

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** The article reflects on whether Burnham will open a new political era in the United Kingdom or simply be another сменa in a long and changing leadership saga. The text refers to the wear and tear of Brexit, which has shaped British politics and has already taken its toll on six prime ministers, while the country still lacks clear stability.

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** A survey by the General Council of Economists shows that 64% of its members are very concerned about the new tariff barriers. In addition, pessimism has increased compared with the previous half-year, worsening economic expectations.

** Can all risks be insured? We’ll tell you in one minute

** The business model of insurers means it is not always possible to buy a policy in every case, since there are situations in which certain risks cannot be insured.

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** The European Parliament’s Economic Committee has approved the first step toward moving forward with the digital euro, which will now go to the full Parliament in July. The initiative aims to offer an alternative to dominant payment networks such as Visa and Mastercard.

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** We spoke with Rocío Carrasco, the eldest daughter and universal heir of Rocío Jurado, the star of a docuseries premiering on June 25 on Movistar Plus.

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** Madonna had planned to direct her own biographical film, with Julia Garner as the lead. Now, the project could take a different path and become a miniseries on Netflix, opening a new front in the dispute over telling the pop queen’s story.

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** Among the locations in Nolan’s *The Odyssey*, which range from Morocco to Iceland, one in particular stands out, chosen not only for its scenery. This key location has been selected as an important part of the filming in order to reinforce the film’s fidelity to Homer’s text.

** Don’t miss it: the mystery movie that surprised everyone with its near-perfect rating is on Prime Video

** Hugh Jackman, Nicholas Braun, and a cast of sheep star in “The Sheep Detectives,” a mystery film that has stood out on Prime Video thanks to its strong reception and near-perfect rating. Its original premise and entertaining tone have made it a clear success, leaving little room for doubt.

** The Korean miniseries that is number 1 in 45 countries: Netflix gives us a lesson with this struggling school

** Although in Spain it is not among the top three favorite series, this 10-episode Korean miniseries has managed to become number 1 in 45 countries, conquering nearly 50 markets with its story set in a struggling school.

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** Cancer represents a form of biological “immortality,” since its cells evade normal life limits and divide uncontrollably. The article highlights that while humans seek to prolong life, cancer cells have already achieved it, but at the cost of destroying the organism that hosts them.

** Why do you end up forgetting what you know and have on the tip of your tongue? Science has the answer

** A study by Japanese researchers may have identified the cause of that annoying “tip of the tongue” phenomenon, when you can’t quite remember something. The research provides a scientific explanation for why, at times, we know something but are unable to retrieve it in the moment.

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** Psychologist Ana Belén Medialdea shares advice on social media about stopping the habit of pleasing others out of fear of loneliness, and warns that always putting others first can make a person become invisible.

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** Experts from the Instrumentation and Applied Acoustics Research Group at UPM have shown that whisking an egg for one minute could be used to assess Parkinson’s disease from home. However, this is research that is still under development.

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** Mark Hyman explains that taking care of the body is important, but the real results come when you understand how to do it properly. Longevity depends on optimizing how the body functions, not just on following healthy habits in a general way.

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** A new robotic leg prosthesis can smoothly adapt to changes in terrain, such as stairs and ramps, without the need for custom adjustments or complex programming, improving the user’s mobility.

** Android 17 starts arriving on more phones: these are the features that will change how you use them

** Android 17 is already reaching more phones and brings several notable new features. Although the content is brief, the news points to the system including functions that will change the way you use your phone and expand its availability to more devices.

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** Spotify will allow the creation of free, managed accounts in Spain for children under 13, administered by parents or guardians. These accounts include parental controls to monitor usage and tailor the child’s experience within the platform.

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** Amazon presents the Fire TV Stick HD as a useful option even for people who already have a smart TV, since it adds exclusive features that the TV alone doesn’t offer. The article raises the question of whether it is really worth buying in that case, highlighting that it could expand the TV’s capabilities.

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** Ukraine has deployed new medium-range drones to attack Russian supply lines, aiming to weaken enemy logistics and isolate Crimea. The strategy seeks to impose a logistical blockade on Russian forces and increase military pressure on the front.

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** The channel Siete joins DTT after the government granted it a 15-year license. Its arrival marks the addition of a new channel to digital terrestrial television and brings its launch forward earlier than expected.

** The times Queen Letizia has won us over by using the “privilege of white”

** The article reviews the moments when Queen Letizia has stood out for wearing white, a color associated with the “privilege of white,” an honor reserved for only a few monarchs in the world. It examines how she has used this symbol to win people over with elegance in different public appearances.

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** A lightweight, fresh shoe has emerged as one of the season’s most unexpected trends: mesh ballet flats.

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** Weight loss can cause facial sagging differently in each person, so the first step is to see a professional who can evaluate each case and advise on the most appropriate treatment.

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** The wedding godmother should choose a look that combines elegance, protocol, and personality, since her role in the ceremony is a leading one. Styling is not an ordinary decision and requires a balance between standing out and respecting the context of the event, especially in summer.

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** An elegant and understated manicure that embodies this season’s quiet luxury trend, favoring a minimalist and refined style.

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** María España Cuenca, Visual Merchandising at hôma Spain, shares this summer’s outdoor décor trends, along with the most common mistakes and tips for making the most of terraces and other outdoor spaces.

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** A 2024 report from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) indicates that grapes, strawberries, and oranges are among the fruits with the highest levels of pesticide presence, according to the results of the European analysis.

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** Although it resembles rice pudding, San Juan macarrones are actually an Ibizan dessert made with pasta, but not with ordinary macaroni.

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** Meals at home with friends or family are one of summer’s favorite plans, and they’re even more enjoyable when accompanied by well-prepared recipes.

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** The Opinionated About Dining (OAD) list places Etxebarri, in the Basque Country, as the best restaurant in Europe. The article highlights that 4 of the top 10 spots are held by Spanish restaurants, reinforcing Spain’s dominance in the culinary elite of Europe.

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** Alberto Gonzalez, a Madrid-born chef from the restaurant **“El del medio”** in Madrid, has won the World Tripe Championship representing the establishment.

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** Brazil offers a great culinary diversity beyond feijoada, including acarajé, a typical dish from the northeast with African roots.

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** Just over an hour’s drive from Madrid is an impressive place that’s ideal for cooling off in summer. It stands out as Spain’s largest natural pool, with more than 4,500 m², and offers a perfect way to beat the heat near the capital.

** The Best Cities in the World to Eat: There’s One in Spain in the Top 5

** The article highlights gastronomic capitals with an exceptional culinary offering that satisfies even the most demanding palates. Among them, one city in Spain appears in the Top 5, underscoring its prestige as one of the best destinations in the world for dining.

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** A small island territory in Scotland gained popularity after appearing on the BBC and, due to the increase in visitors, has been forced to restrict tourist arrivals, including closing on Sundays.

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** A German region that is becoming increasingly popular among Spaniards stands out for its good connections and for combining cities, museums, heritage, and attractive landscapes along the banks of the Rhine.

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** Ford BlueCruise is also offered in the hybrid and electric versions of the Puma, and it will arrive in the fall in the plug-in hybrid Ranger.

** Juan José Ebenezer, mechanic: “If the air conditioning circuit shines or is very black, clean it or it’s doomed”

** The mechanic explains that the color of the air conditioning circuit oil is a key indicator of the condition of the compressor: if it is very shiny or too black, it may indicate the presence of particles that are clogging it and damaging it. He recommends cleaning it to avoid serious failure.

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** Cupra updates the Tavascan with more technology, a special Black Edition, and a new entry-level version for the range. This variant aims to offer the electric SUV at a lower price without giving up a range of up to 441 kilometers.

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** José warns that many novice transporters do not switch the tachograph modes correctly. The device monitors driving and rest times. This mistake can cause fines and other problems, since the device must be set properly according to the driver’s activity.

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** The Toyota Corolla Cross goes unnoticed in the market, but stands out as a very smart buy thanks to its strong arguments.

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** A driver encountered a brown bear on the road between Ezcároz and Ochagavía, in Navarre, in the early hours of the morning and followed it by car for more than a minute. The scene went viral and sparked criticism on social media, where many questioned the recklessness and talked about a possible fine.

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** Experts at the Oceanogràfic of Valencia note that the birth of sea lion twins is very uncommon, since females of this species are usually biologically prepared to gestate and raise only one offspring per pregnancy.

** Barcelona is the first city in Spain to place its police force at the service of the Prosecutor’s Office to fight repeat offending

** The Office attached to the Prosecutor’s Office of the Guardia Urbana has processed 72 cases in its first four months of operation, strengthening police cooperation with the Prosecutor’s Office to combat repeat offending in Barcelona.

** Andalusia strengthens healthcare in nursing homes with a team in each center

** Health Minister Antonio Sanz presented a new care model to improve healthcare in nursing homes across Andalusia. The plan includes a team in each facility and the creation of reference units in the community’s 34 health districts.

** Madrid sees Sánchez’s spending on care dependency as a “mockery” while he “owes 3.4 billion” to the region

** The Community of Madrid criticizes the Government’s funding for dependency care, seeing it as a political maneuver to cover up scandals and one that “pits the most vulnerable against each other.” It also maintains that Sánchez still owes 3.4 billion euros to the region.

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** The National Geographic Institute recorded two nearly consecutive tremors in the Tordoia area. The first occurred at 5:31 a.m., with a magnitude of 3.3, and the second less than 20 minutes later, with a magnitude of 2.3.

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** The mayor of Móstoles’s defense has appealed the acceptance of the complaint for alleged harassment, arguing that the report does not specify any request for sexual favors or any acts that could clearly be classified as sexual conduct.

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** The new Mestalla health center, which will cost eight million euros, will be built on Antonio Suárez Street and will be ready in two years. The complex will have 25 consultation rooms and will replace the clinic on Chile Street, expanding healthcare capacity.

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** The micro-operas "Jo, núvol," "La vida por los cuernos," and "Opereta" will be presented from July 2 to 5 at Fabra i Coats, as part of the Grec Festival. The fifth edition of Òh!pera, organized by the Liceu and DHub, combines flamenco and science fiction.

** Andalusia takes the first step to appeal the State Housing Plan

** The Andalusian Council of Government has approved a request to the Council of Ministers to challenge the State Housing Plan, considering that the document infringes on the powers of the regional government.

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** Metro Bilbao reported a technical problem on the outdoor section between Bolueta and Etxebarri, caused by high temperatures. This prevents the usual automatic operation of trains and is causing delays across the entire network.

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** Police in Mallorca arrested a man accused of assaulting his partner and injuring one of her relatives. The incident took place on Monday around 10:30 p.m. at a home in Santa Eugènia, following an argument.

** A young man from the U.S. complains after returning to his country following a stay in Spain

** A young American man, after living in Spain, posted on TikTok that when he returned to the U.S., he was surprised by the lack of flavor and color in the food in his country. His complaint focused on the culinary difference he noticed between the two places.

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** A restaurant accidentally charged some customers 200 euros less, but when the mistake was discovered, the diners refused to pay the difference, arguing that the problem was not theirs.

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** A tourist in Tenerife showed on social media how she fought back against people who reserve sun loungers and then disappear. Her method aims to curb this common practice at hotels and swimming pools, which annoys other visitors by blocking the best spots without using them.

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** **Tomb KV50 contained the mummified remains of a dog and a baboon, probably connected to the royal family of Egypt’s 18th Dynasty.**

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** A lack of adequate ultraviolet light can prevent a reptile from absorbing calcium, causing metabolic bone disease even if its diet appears correct.

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** Veterinarian Sara Acebo, a specialist in exotic animals, warns that reptiles often show very nonspecific symptoms, which can delay the diagnosis of diseases such as hypocalcemia or pneumonia in turtles.

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** Read the daily horoscope on 20minutos.es to see the predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

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** This Wednesday marks the celebration of San Juan Day, a day considered magical, during which various rituals are carried out around bonfires.

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** Bad Bunny has also used his stay in Madrid to visit three notable restaurants, described as gastronomic temples in the Spanish capital.

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** Nearly fifty Spanish universities appear in a ranking of the best, after about ten institutions were included for the first time this year.

** He spends years creating a chainmail that protects his sheep from wolves

** An inventor spent years developing a lightweight plastic net with sharp spikes to protect sheep from wolves and other canids, preventing them from being able to bite the flock.

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** The article criticizes “bridal capitalism,” which turns intimate wedding celebrations into products and supposedly mandatory experiences, imposing consumer expectations on bachelorette parties and other personal rituals.

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** The European Parliament has approved the deregulation of new GMOs, opening a new debate about the future of European agriculture and how to regulate the genetic modification of seeds in the 21st century.

** Angelo Niculescu: one of the fathers of early “tiki-taka”

** Angelo Niculescu led Romania to the 1970 World Cup, its first qualification in more than 30 years. Although the team did not advance past the group stage, it was eliminated after facing Pelé’s Brazil.

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** The article warns that certain everyday habits that seem harmless, such as using social media, obsessing over daily steps, or watching series every night, can harm attention, rest, well-being, and even happiness.

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** Slip dresses, popularized by the supermodels of the 90s, are versatile satin pieces that can be worn both for sleeping and for going out to party.

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** With the arrival of summer and vacation season, airports fill up with millions of travelers. In this context, certain common behaviors in terminals become very annoying for many people and often cause discomfort among passengers.

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**Compilation of all the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos.**

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** The 34th edition of the Donosti Cup will be held in Gipuzkoa from July 6 to 12 and will bring together more than 900 teams from 32 countries, consolidating the tournament as one of the leading events in youth football worldwide.

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** The 28th edition of the ONCE Tiflos Social Journalism Awards has recognized Galo Abrain Navarro in the Digital Journalism category for his report, **“Living with the aftereffects of brain damage.”**

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** A man was arrested in León after ramming the car of a worker from a debt collection company with his tractor. The incident took place last Thursday, following a dispute between the two.

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** The 112 emergency service received a call around 2:00 p.m. reporting a person trapped under the rotating bucket of an excavator in Loureiro, in the parish of Martín, in Baleira. The accident happened after the machine the person was operating overturned, and the person died.

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** Neighbors called the police after hearing a loud argument and cries of “help” coming from a house. After the intervention, a young man was arrested for assaulting his partner inside the home.

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** The Sad Hill Cultural Association, founded more than ten years ago, is promoting activities to highlight the tourism and cultural value of the Burgos locations where Sergio Leone’s legendary spaghetti western was filmed, coinciding with the film’s 60th anniversary.

** David Francés, makeup artist: “After 40, it’s a mistake to keep using this eyeliner”

** The makeup artist explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to flatter the face: lift the gaze, soften the features, and add freshness without giving up personal style.

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** HBO Max has confirmed a change in the first episode of season 3 of “House of the Dragon” that could win over critics by bringing the series closer to the style and tone of “Game of Thrones.”

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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage landscape has changed and that it is no longer as common to choose a fixed-rate mortgage when buying a home. According to the expert, current market conditions have changed buyers’ preferences.

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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using a can of cockles, suggesting a different combination to enhance their flavor: mandarin and oil instead of lemon.

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** Mario Puzo’s work will get a continuation focused on Connie Corleone, one of the characters from Francis Ford Coppola’s saga.

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** The article highlights five must-visit travel destinations according to experts, featuring unique experiences such as the blend of tradition and modernity in Japan and the wild landscapes of Patagonia.

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** José, a 37-year-old truck driver who shares what he’s learning on social media, describes his first experience working the night shift with the trailer. This time, he explains how he experienced the overnight shift and the feelings from a day that began at midnight and ended at 11:30 in the morning.

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** Protected as a historic ensemble, this 122-meter passage connects Clot and Sant Martí and preserves a quiet pedestrian atmosphere alongside colorful houses and 19th-century working-class architecture, making it a small urban oasis in Barcelona.

** The most spectacular highlights of Temps de Flors 2026: streets, installations, and the most sought-after spots

** Catalonia’s iconic flower show brings together 113 decorated spaces, along with concerts and routes through some of the city’s most representative places, offering a journey through streets, installations, and highly sought-after corners.

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** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The improvements have focused on sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, enhancing its appeal in one of the most beautiful villages in the region.

** This is the new passport, similar to the Camino de Santiago one, to promote rural tourism in Seville

** The Regional Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist visa inspired by the Camino de Santiago to boost rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville. The initiative aims to attract visitors and stimulate the local economy through routes that pass through these villages.

** Gold Falls Toward $4,000/Oz as Dollar Rallies on Fed Tightening Bets

** Gold prices declined toward $4,000 per ounce as the dollar strengthened on expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep monetary policy tight for longer. Higher yields and a stronger U.S. currency weighed on bullion, while investors assessed the outlook for inflation, growth, and future rate cuts.

** Oil prices extend decline on expectations of smoother crude flows via Hormuz

** Oil prices fell further as concerns over Middle East supply disruptions eased, with expectations that crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz will remain relatively smooth. Markets also weighed signs of adequate supply and a reduced risk premium, putting downward pressure on prices.

** Oil extends losses as Hormuz traffic recovers after Iran peace talks

** Oil prices fell further as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz began to recover after Iran peace talks, easing fears of supply disruptions. Market sentiment improved as geopolitical risks declined, while traders continued to watch for any signs that tensions could flare again.

Gold drops nearly 2% on stronger dollar, growing bets on Fed tightening

Gold fell nearly 2% as a stronger dollar and rising expectations of Federal Reserve tightening pressured prices. Investors moved away from the metal amid prospects of higher interest rates, which typically reduce gold’s appeal.

** Oil prices end 1% lower as investors focus on Hormuz flows after peace talks

** Oil prices fell by about 1% as markets weighed the impact of peace talks and the potential risks to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Investors focused on whether supply flows from the key oil chokepoint could be disrupted, keeping traders cautious despite easing geopolitical tensions.

** Oil slips as Hormuz ship activity ticks up following temporary sanctions easing

** Oil prices fell after vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased following a temporary easing of sanctions. The rise in ship activity eased supply concerns in this key oil transit route, putting downward pressure on crude markets.

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U.S. announces $17.5 billion in conditional loans for nuclear power

The United States announced up to $17.5 billion in conditional loans to support nuclear power projects, with the goal of boosting clean energy and strengthening the domestic nuclear supply chain. The financing is intended to help existing plants and new development, although final approval depends on meeting federal conditions.

** Hedge funds raise oil short bets to five-month high

** Hedge funds increased bearish positions on crude oil to a five-month high, betting prices will fall amid concerns about oversupply and weaker demand. The shift signals growing caution in the market as traders weigh economic uncertainty and changing supply dynamics.

Trump insists Iran has agreed to nuclear inspections

Trump said Iran has agreed to nuclear inspections, though details remain unclear. He suggested the country would face consequences if it does not comply, repeating his administration’s pressure on Tehran over its nuclear program.

** Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 2.75%

** Taiwan stocks closed higher, with the Taiwan Weighted index rising 2.75% to finish at a new session high. Gains were led by semiconductor and technology shares, while broader market sentiment improved on stronger regional cues. Trading volume was active as investors bought into the rebound across major sectors.

** Why is MMG stock falling today?

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Trump calls for probe into gasoline price “gouging”

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** ByteDance in talks for record $20 billion offshore loan, Bloomberg reports

** ByteDance is reportedly negotiating a record $20 billion offshore loan to refinance debt and support business expansion, according to Bloomberg. The financing would be one of the largest of its kind for a Chinese tech company, reflecting strong lender interest despite broader concerns about the sector.

** ByteDance seeks $20 billion in its largest-ever offshore loan, Bloomberg News reports

** ByteDance is reportedly seeking a $20 billion offshore loan, which would be its largest ever, according to Bloomberg News. The financing move highlights the company’s ongoing fundraising efforts amid expansion and capital needs.

** China’s Zhipu is considering a multi-billion-dollar stock sale in Hong Kong - Bloomberg

** Zhipu, a Chinese AI startup, is reportedly considering a multi-billion-dollar stock sale in Hong Kong as it seeks funding to expand. The move comes amid intensifying competition in China’s AI sector and could become one of the largest fundraising efforts by a private Chinese tech company.

** Nvidia chips banned in China black market more than double in price — FT

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** Taiwan’s ASE says it is expanding capacity to support AI demand

** ASE said it is expanding production capacity to meet rising demand for AI-related chips. The company expects continued strong demand for advanced packaging and testing services as AI applications drive growth in the semiconductor industry.

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** Japan May services producer prices rise 3.3% year-on-year on soaring fuel costs

** Japan’s May services producer price index rose 3.3% from a year earlier, driven by higher fuel costs. The increase reflects continued inflationary pressure in service-sector prices amid rising energy expenses.

** Australia CPI inflation misses expectations in May, strengthening the case for the RBA to hold

** Australia’s monthly CPI rose less than expected in May, reinforcing expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia will keep interest rates unchanged. The softer inflation reading suggests price pressures are easing, though officials remain cautious and will likely wait for more data before considering any policy shift.

** US House passes affordable housing bill, sending it to Trump for enactment

** The US House passed a bipartisan affordable housing bill aimed at boosting housing supply and reducing costs. The measure now heads to President Trump for his signature, marking a significant step toward enactment.

** UK employers scale back pay expectations for 2027, Brightmine survey shows

** UK employers are expecting smaller pay rises in 2027 as inflation eases and cost pressures remain. Brightmine’s survey suggests firms are moderating salary plans after years of high wage growth, with many prioritizing caution over larger increases amid a weaker labor market outlook.

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** Colombia’s national registrar says final count in presidential runoff is nearly identical to initial count

** Colombia’s national registrar said the final vote count in the presidential runoff was nearly identical to the initial tally, confirming no major discrepancies in the election results.

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** Manufacturing PMI Surges, Exceeding Expectations and Previous Levels

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** U.S. Services PMI Exceeds Expectations, Signals Sector Growth

** The U.S. services sector showed stronger-than-expected expansion, with the PMI rising above forecasts and indicating continued growth in business activity. The reading suggests the sector remains resilient, supporting the broader economy despite ongoing concerns about inflation and demand.

** Global imbalances could fuel financial stability risks, says BoC Governor Macklem

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** Dollar hits 13-month high as rate-hike bets, stock rout boost demand

** The U.S. dollar rose to a 13-month high as investors bet on more Federal Reserve interest rate increases and shifted into safe-haven assets during a global stock selloff. Strong U.S. economic data and rising Treasury yields also supported the currency, while riskier assets came under pressure.

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** It is premature to talk about rate hikes, India’s central bank chief tells ET Now

** India’s central bank chief said it is too early to discuss interest-rate hikes, signaling a cautious stance on policy. He emphasized that the central bank will continue to monitor economic conditions before making any move, and avoided committing to any timeline for tightening. If you want, I can also make it **more natural**, **more formal**, or **simpler**.

** RBI is not considering rate hikes yet, governor tells ET NOW

** RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said the central bank is not currently considering interest rate hikes, despite inflation pressures and global monetary tightening. He noted that the RBI is focused on supporting growth while keeping inflation within target, and will act based on evolving economic conditions.

** Trump says DOJ to investigate oil companies over high fuel prices

** Trump said the Justice Department will investigate oil companies over high fuel prices, accusing them of making excessive profits. He presented the probe as a response to public frustration over rising fuel costs and said the administration would hold energy companies accountable.

** Morning Bid: Time to cash in your chips?

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** Trump criticizes Senate War Powers vote, says Iran ‘on the ropes’

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** Japan plans to better manage war chest for yen intervention, draft report shows

** Japan is preparing to improve the management of its foreign exchange reserves to support possible intervention in the yen, according to a draft report. The plan aims to ensure funds can be mobilized more effectively if authorities need to respond to sharp currency movements. If you want, I can also make it sound more **formal**, **news-style**, or **simpler**.

** Malaysia to increase support for the ringgit as foreign outflows and Fed rate outlook weigh on it

** Malaysia plans to strengthen support for the ringgit after recent weakness driven by foreign fund outflows and expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will keep interest rates high. Officials are aiming to stabilize the currency amid pressure from global monetary policy and market volatility.

** Anthropic’s Mythos model found vulnerabilities in classified U.S. government systems, AP reports

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Bitcoin falls to $62k on rate hike bets, global tech sell-off, and ETF outflows

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** Ethereum Foundation cuts 20% of staff in sweeping restructure

** The Ethereum Foundation is restructuring and laying off about 20% of its staff. The move is aimed at streamlining operations and refocusing priorities as the organization adapts to changing needs in the Ethereum ecosystem.

** Sui News: Cumberland, Fluid, and SwissBorg Join Institutional Coalition on Hashi Ahead of July Global Testnet

** Cumberland, Fluid, and SwissBorg have joined Hashi’s institutional coalition as it prepares for a July global testnet on Sui. This move expands support for Hashi’s cross-chain infrastructure and shows growing institutional interest in Sui’s ecosystem ahead of the testnet launch.

** BVI emerges as a global hub for tokenized finance, accounting for $1.2bn in stablecoins

** The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is becoming a major center for tokenized finance, with $1.2 billion in stablecoins linked to the jurisdiction. The article highlights the BVI’s growing role in digital assets and its emergence as a global hub for stablecoin activity.

** MyTonWallet Rebrands to My Wallet After Expanding to 11 Blockchains

** MyTonWallet has rebranded as My Wallet after expanding support to 11 blockchains. The change reflects its broader multichain focus beyond TON, aiming to offer users a simpler identity and wider access to crypto across networks.

** Bitcoin edges higher on positive U.S.-Iran talks, but gains limited by rate hike bets

** Bitcoin rose slightly after signs of progress in U.S.-Iran talks eased some market anxiety and improved risk appetite. However, gains remained limited as traders continued to focus on expectations for higher interest rates, which can weigh on speculative assets like cryptocurrencies.

** Bitmine reports 5.67 million ETH holdings, total assets of $10.7B

** Bitmine said it holds 5.67 million ETH and total assets of $10.7 billion, underscoring its large crypto treasury position. The update highlights the company’s significant exposure to Ethereum and its growing balance-sheet value.

** Strategy sells MSTR shares via ATM, buys 520 bitcoins

** Strategy used an at-the-market stock offering to sell MSTR shares and raise funds to buy 520 bitcoins. The move expands the company’s Bitcoin holdings as it continues its ongoing treasury strategy focused on accumulating the cryptocurrency.

** Bank of England publishes stablecoin rules for UK issuers

** The Bank of England has proposed rules for UK stablecoin issuers, aiming to ensure financial stability and protect consumers as the market grows. The guidance focuses on reserve backing, redemption rights, and oversight requirements, with public consultation expected before final rules are finalized.

** Bitcoin trapped in a rectangle, bearish bias remains: Live levels

** Bitcoin is trading within a tight trading range, with sellers still in control as bearish momentum continues. The article highlights key support and resistance levels to watch for a possible breakout or breakdown, noting that a move out of the range could determine Bitcoin’s next short-term direction.

** Schroder European REIT declares 1.48 euro cent interim dividend

** Schroder European REIT announced an interim dividend of 1.48 euro cents per share. The distribution reflects the trust’s ongoing payout to shareholders and its current financial performance.

** MoonLake prices $200M public offering at $20 per share

** MoonLake priced a $200 million public offering at $20 per share, with proceeds expected to support its operations and clinical development programs. The offering reflects investor interest in the biotech company as it raises capital to advance its pipeline.

** Sony unveils 64-megapixel mobile sensor with new pixel design

** Sony introduced a 64-megapixel smartphone image sensor featuring a new pixel design aimed at improving low-light performance and image quality. The sensor is designed to capture more detailed photos while maintaining fast autofocus and high dynamic range, targeting premium mobile devices.

** Definium Therapeutics prices a $700 million stock offering

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** Ambiq prices $156 million public offering at $78 per share

** Ambiq priced its public offering at $78 per share, raising about $156 million. The article likely covers the company’s share sale details, offering size, and implications for funding and market debut.

** uniQure prices $225M public offering at $45.50 per share

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** CEA Industries adds three directors, ends proxy fight with YZi Labs

** CEA Industries has expanded its board by appointing three new directors, ending a proxy fight with YZi Labs. The move resolves the dispute and signals a settlement between the company and the investor group.

** Green Dot, CommerceOne shareholders approve merger deal

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** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells Roku stock, buys Palantir and Amazon

** ARK Invest, led by Cathie Wood, reduced its Roku holdings while adding shares of Palantir and Amazon. The moves were part of its ongoing portfolio rebalancing, reflecting shifting bets on tech and AI-related growth stocks.

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