News Summary - 07/04/2026
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Brutal heat cancels Fourth of July events, from DC to Philadelphia
Dangerous heat and humidity are affecting more than 165 million people, with temperatures expected to remain around 38°C (100°F) for several days.
Ukrainian suspect wanted by police after Monaco bomb attack was disguised as a man
Officials believe the suspect may have had help and spent several days surveying the area before the attack.
** Taylor Swift marries Travis Kelce in NYC ceremony officiated by Adam Sandler
** The celebration was described as the party of the century, drawing a star-studded guest list that included singer Benson Boone, actor Hugh Grant, model Gigi Hadid, and actor Ethan Hawke.
** France records 2,025 excess deaths at the peak of the heatwave as Europe braces for more extreme weather
** Forecasters warn that Europe will face further extreme temperatures in the coming days.
** Anguished families left to identify Venezuela quake victims at makeshift morgue
** A devastating earthquake has overwhelmed local services, forcing bodies to be placed outside or in tents for identification as anguished families search for loved ones at a makeshift morgue.
** Iran begins public mourning for ayatollah killed in February
** Ali Khamenei’s body will lie in state at Tehran’s Grand Mosalla from Friday, ahead of funeral events that will last several days.
** “Flamingo Revolution” takes off as thousands demand Albanian PM's resignation
** Flamingos have emerged as a national symbol of protest in response to opposition to a luxury development.
** Row after Indian state removes eggs from school lunch menu
** West Bengal’s decision to remove eggs from some school meals has sparked debate over student nutrition, dietary choice, and the role of eggs in improving children’s diets.
** NASA launches mission to save falling space telescope
** A NASA-funded robot has launched on a mission to intercept a telescope that is losing its orbit and push it back to safety before it reenters Earth’s atmosphere and burns up.
Polish PM warns of critical months ahead in face of Russian threat
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the coming months are critical as Poland prepares for multiple scenarios amid concerns about a possible Russian attack, following media reports about such a plan.
** Stand-up comic detained over jokes about Erdoğan and Islam in Turkey crackdown
** Deniz Göktaş, one of Turkey’s most popular comedians, has been accused of “inciting hatred and hostility” over jokes made on stage, in a case highlighting Turkey’s broader crackdown on speech and criticism involving Erdoğan and Islam.
** Zuma is showing South Africa the “middle finger” by meeting a Gupta brother — minister
** Former President Jacob Zuma’s trip to India has reignited public anger over the long-running Gupta corruption scandal after he met with a Gupta brother. The visit drew sharp criticism from a South African minister, who said Zuma was effectively “showing South Africa the middle finger.”
** Dissident Hong Kong bookseller Lam Wing-kee dies aged 70
** Lam Wing-kee, the Hong Kong bookseller who challenged Beijing by selling anti-China material, has died at 70 after suffering from lung cancer.
** German dispute over plan for workers to need a sick note on the first day of illness
** A doctors’ group has sharply criticized a proposed rule requiring workers to obtain a sick note in person on the first day of illness, calling it “bordering on madness.”
** US withdraws troops from Nigeria after Islamic State mission
** The US said the joint operation, which began in December last year, was a success.
** Venezuela earthquake survivor pulled out alive after eight days
** Hernán Gil survived eight days trapped beneath a collapsed multi-storey car park before being rescued alive.
** At least 32 dead after overcrowded bus plunges into ravine in Pakistan
** An overcrowded bus traveling from Quetta to Peshawar crashed in Pakistan’s Dana Sar mountain range and plunged into a ravine, killing at least 32 people.
**“Largest” Russian attack on Kyiv kills at least 30**
Russia launched its biggest barrage yet against Kyiv, using the most weapons in a single attack and striking multiple locations across a wide area.
** Bomb blast at Damascus cafe kills nine, Syrian state media say
** A bomb blast at a café near Damascus’s Palace of Justice killed nine people, according to Syrian state media. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack at the site, which is close to a major government building.
** Ebola treatment trial begins in DR Congo
** The WHO reports that the Democratic Republic of the Congo has recorded 1,406 confirmed Ebola cases, along with 301 suspected cases and 438 deaths.
** Killers of British couple in South Africa sentenced to life
** A British couple were collecting rare plants and seeds in South Africa before their bodies were discovered days later in a river.
** Canadian boy, 11, dies of rabies after waking to a bat on his face
** Rabies is very rare in Canada, with only 28 human deaths recorded since 1924.
** People smuggler convicted in France found by BBC living in UK and seeking asylum
** A man once described as “the godfather” of French migrant camps has been found by the BBC living and working in a Leicestershire village while seeking asylum in the UK.
** A mayor in Japan announced her maternity leave — and got the whole country talking
** Shoko Kawata, 35, responded to criticism by saying she loves her job and is proud to take maternity leave to have a baby.
On the Strait of Hormuz, BBC finds seized ships and shark fishermen as uneasy calm returns
The BBC visited Bandar Abbas on the Iranian side of the Strait of Hormuz for the first time with a UK broadcaster, reporting from an area where seized ships, shark fishermen, and a fragile sense of calm reflect ongoing tensions.
** Instagram is running ads in India that promote child sexual abuse material, BBC finds
** Investigators found Instagram ads in India using terms like “rape” and “child video” that directed users to related content on Telegram, raising concerns that child sexual abuse material may be being promoted through the platform.
After 250 years, the American Dream is still surviving, but only just
The American Dream has lasted since the Founding Fathers, but faith in it is weakening as many Americans question whether the ideal still offers real opportunity today.
** From friendship bracelets to wedding rings: A Taylor and Travis timeline
** Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly celebrating their wedding with a party at New York’s Madison Square Garden this weekend, according to her publicist.
** What will guests wear to Taylor Swift’s wedding?
** Romantic, fairytale-style fashion is expected to set the tone at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s reported New York City wedding event on Friday.
** Turkish police beat us with iron rods before we lost limbs to frostbite, Afghans say
** Afghans trying to reach Europe allege that Turkish police stripped them, tied their hands, and beat them with iron rods in freezing conditions. They say the abuse caused severe frostbite, leading some to lose limbs.
** Gaza patients face agonizing delays for medical evacuation
** Gaza’s Hamas-run health ministry says that about 300 Palestinians who were referred for treatment abroad have died since the ceasefire began, highlighting severe delays and obstacles to medical evacuation from the territory.
** Aunt of Venezuelan boy pulled from rubble tells BBC she will give him “mother’s warmth”
** Kleiber Moran, a 2-year-old Venezuelan boy, was rescued on Wednesday, six days after the deadly earthquakes last week. His aunt said she would care for him and give him “mother’s warmth” after the traumatic ordeal.
** From Truman’s pension to Trump’s billions — a White House windfall unmatched by any president
** Historians say Trump’s $2.2 billion income last year is unmatched by any president and raises fresh concerns about conflicts of interest, highlighting how his financial gains blur the line between private profit and public office.
** A plane crashed into a tower in Beijing, but China is not saying what happened
** A plane collision caused holes in the side of a tower in Beijing, but authorities have removed other visible traces of the incident and have not explained what happened.
** Banned by Beijing, this comedian is taking his act to Chinese speakers abroad
** Chizi, one of China’s biggest stand-up comedians, has found a new stage after falling afoul of China’s censors.
** Canada celebrates its birthday as Mark Carney battles to keep it intact
** As Canadians celebrate the country’s birthday, independence movements in two provinces are pushing for secession, putting new pressure on Prime Minister Mark Carney to keep the country together.
** Cheers and applause as security guard rescued from rubble
** Emergency workers freed Hernán Gil more than 100 hours after first locating him beneath 140 tonnes of rubble.
** Watch: BBC at the site of a deadly Russian attack on Kyiv apartments
** Sarah Rainsford reports from a nine-story residential building in Kyiv that was completely destroyed in a deadly Russian attack.
** Did this AI anti-drug video make drugs look appealing?
** Hong Kong’s Correctional Services Department removed an AI-generated K-pop anti-drug video after it faced criticism for allegedly making drugs seem too appealing.
** “Beautiful and terrible” — the world’s thoughts on the US at 250
** The BBC asked people in Brazil, India, Egypt, and other countries what they think of America today, capturing a range of global views on the US as it approaches its 250th year.
** Americans react to Supreme Court upholding birthright citizenship
** The BBC asked Americans for their reactions after the Supreme Court ruled on citizenship rights for babies born in the US.
** Canadians share hopes and wishes for America’s 250th birthday
** Canadians across the country were asked what they would say to the United States and what they would give their southern neighbor as America approaches its 250th birthday.
** Why are South Korean fans so angry at their football coach?
** Hong Myung-bo has stepped down as South Korea’s football coach after the team failed to reach the World Cup knockout stages.
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** The AEAT informed the judge in the Plus Ultra case that it has already opened tax investigations into Zapatero, his daughters, and Julio Martínez. It also warned that if those proceedings are halted, the statute of limitations periods for calculating the tax debt are interrupted.
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** The Peruvian Gloria group admitted having paid 200,000 euros to José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for his role in mediating with Bolivian authorities regarding an outstanding compensation payment for one of its companies, and said the transaction was legal.
** The judge in the Zapatero case asks the UDEF to exclude “unnecessary information” unrelated to the investigation
** The judge has asked the UDEF to remove unnecessary information unrelated to the case from the investigation, after annexes of the police report dated June 22 were made public, including complete agendas and WhatsApp conversations of Rodríguez Zapatero.
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** Argentina beat Cape Verde 3-2 in extra time in a very tightly contested match. The Albiceleste goals were scored by Messi, Lisandro, and Cuti Romero, allowing them to advance in the tournament and putting them in position to face Egypt in the Round of 16.
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** Egypt advanced to the Round of 16 of the World Cup after defeating Australia in a dramatic penalty shootout. The Pharaohs will now face Argentina, who beat Cape Verde in extra time.
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** Lopes Cabral scored in the first half of extra time with one of the tournament’s standout goals, giving Cape Verde hope in their match against Argentina.
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** The cameras captured Lamine Yamal’s younger brother, almost four years old, right after the national team’s third goal, making him the star of the viral celebration of the victory.
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** Argentina and Egypt became the last teams to advance to the round of 16 of the World Cup. With that, only the Colombia-Ghana match in the round of 32 remains to be played in order to complete the final-stage bracket.
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** The round of 16 match between Mexico and England, scheduled for Sunday, July 5 at 8:00 p.m. in Spain, could have its time changed due to the risk of a thunderstorm, according to local media.
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** A 65-year-old English fan, missing for 10 days after traveling to the U.S. for the World Cup, was found in a bar in Barcelona without knowing that his family was looking for him. He was recognized by an English police officer who was on vacation in the city.
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** Weather models indicate that the heat will intensify over the weekend, with a noticeable rise in temperatures already this Friday. The new heatwave is expected to push highs up to 42°C in the next few hours.
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** The Empordà wildfire continues to be out of control and has led to the confinement of thousands of people. In addition, 150 people have been evacuated from a residential area and a holiday camp in Romanyà de la Selva, where 70 children were staying.
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** A man has been arrested for allegedly causing the Empordà wildfire while working with an angle grinder on the C-660 road, in an area near La Bisbal d'Empordà.
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** The Generalitat activated Situation 1 of the Special Forest Fire Plan (PEIF) of the Valencian Community in response to a forest fire between Peñíscola and Benicarló.
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** The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated the number of Spanish nationals killed in the earthquakes in Venezuela to 32. It also reports that 142 people are missing and 11 have been located under the rubble.
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** Víctor Sardinha, Bárbara Celeste’s partner, confirmed that the 31-year-old Venezuelan influencer and her three-year-old daughter were found dead. He was the only surviving member of the family after the earthquakes in La Guaira.
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** The judge in the Koldo case has indicted Jéssica Rodríguez, the brother of Ábalos’s former adviser, and former Adif official Ignacio Zaldívar, and has summoned them to testify as part of the investigation.
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** NASA clarifies that the strange formation seen by Curiosity on Mars is not artificial. It is an open fracture in the bedrock, a type of crack that is common on both Earth and Mars.
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** With a new heatwave likely and the VAT on electricity rising, high temperatures are disrupting daily routines and leading many residents to seek air-conditioned refuge outside the home.
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** Judge Santiago Pedraz believes that the Director of the Civil Guard and DAO Manuel Llamas may have committed misconduct and obstructed justice. The UCO is investigating its superiors while both remain in office.
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** The PP has asked Minister Margarita Robles in Congress for explanations for not pushing for the dismissal of the Director of the Civil Guard after her indictment. The People’s Party is questioning the Government’s handling of the matter and demanding clarification on why her removal was not initiated.
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** Psychology associates the habit of neatly putting the chair back after standing up with people who are very disciplined, attentive to details, and considerate of their surroundings.
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** A single first-category winner in the EuroMillions draw on July 3 won a jackpot of €80,220,498. The winning ticket was validated in Belgium after matching five numbers and two stars.
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** The Prime Minister lamented that the Franco dictatorship had awarded this distinction to psychiatrist Antonio Vallejo-Nájera, who was linked to the regime and promoted eugenic theories.
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** Judith and Sarah Andic have expressed their “absolute conviction” that the truth will come to light and have defended Jonathan’s innocence. In a brief statement, they say they are confident that everything will be clarified.
** Feijóo denounces that the “grandchildren law” does not have “innocent” objectives and that “the State is not prepared for a change of this magnitude”
** Feijóo criticizes Sánchez for pushing major social changes “with no planning whatsoever” and describes it as “deeply irresponsible.” He also argues that the so-called “grandchildren law” does not pursue “innocent” objectives and that the State is not prepared to handle a change of that magnitude.
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** Austria, Germany, Portugal, Italy, the United Kingdom, Hungary, and Belgium also have laws that allow descendants of people who lost their nationality for political, racial, religious, or gender-related reasons to recover it.
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** A double earthquake in Venezuela has caused 2,595 deaths, 12,400 injuries, and an as-yet undetermined number of missing people.
** Race against time to save Fabio, a boy who has been trapped under rubble in Venezuela for 9 days
** Fabio’s family and rescuers believe he is still alive, as they say they have heard him respond with whistles when they call out to him, more than a week after the earthquakes. Efforts continue against the clock to rescue the boy, who has been trapped under the rubble in Venezuela for 9 days.
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** The Bonoloto draw on Friday, July 3, 2026, had no first-category winners (six correct numbers). For Saturday’s draw, July 4, a jackpot of €5.5 million is up for grabs.
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** European stock markets extended their gains without Wall Street as a reference due to the July 4 holiday. The Ibex 35 closed at 19,854 points, surpassing all-time highs and breaking the 19,800-point barrier.
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** The English health service is considering a campaign to motivate the public to walk 30 minutes a day through rewards. The challenge aims to promote physical activity, and by completing it every day for a month, it would be equivalent to covering the distance of a marathon.
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** Marta López has reported that Marta Peñate is facing her recovery with courage and strength. According to her, the treatment could involve two or three months of chemotherapy, while the TV personality remains focused on recovering.
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** First-time parents often idealize their child’s first visit to the beach, seeing it as an unforgettable moment. However, reality can be less than perfect when the day arrives and setbacks appear, making that “idyllic” experience more complicated than expected.
** What possibilities does AI offer in the workplace, and what risks should we avoid?
** Artificial intelligence is being used more and more at work and presents opportunities, but also risks. It is important to understand its limits in order to avoid possible dangers and to understand that it will not necessarily replace people.
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** Rosalía made a splash wearing an archived retro Spain national team shirt, paired with capri pants and a headscarf. The look sparked a frenzy because it was an old design that isn’t sold in stores.
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** According to the Daily Mail, eight Tunisia players tested positive for clenbuterol during the World Cup. The positive tests were reportedly caused by eating spoiled meat, according to the published information.
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** Leila León, a participant in the tenth season of *La isla de las tentaciones*, has said that she would like to be able to maintain a good relationship with her ex-boyfriend Atamán in the future, just as is the case between David Vaquero and María Aguilar.
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** Russia announced the capture of Kostiantinivka, a strategic city whose seizure would make it easier to advance toward Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, two of Russia’s main targets in Donbas. Fighting for control of this locality began in October 2025.
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** The judge withdrew the arrest warrant against Vito Quiles after he appeared in court. He has now been summoned to testify as a defendant on July 20.
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** Malaga native Alejandro Davidovich defeated Hungarian Marton Fucsovics in straight sets, 7-6, 6-2, and 6-3, and advanced to the Wimbledon round of 16 for the first time in his career.
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** Dia has opened its second-largest logistics center in Spain in León, after investing €60 million. The facility covers 64,000 m², making it second only to the one in Illescas (Toledo), and will supply 500 stores in Castilla y León, Galicia, Asturias, and the Basque Country.
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** Kjell Nilsson, Swedish Olympic athlete and actor, has died at the age of 76. He is remembered for portraying the fearsome Lord Humungus in *Mad Max 2*, George Miller’s sequel that surpassed the success of the original film in the 1980s.
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** The article presents 10 trendy sports outfits for summer, designed to combine style, comfort, and functionality. The idea is to help you look good and feel comfortable while exercising on hot days.
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** The news item points out that seeing young people glued to technology has become so normal that it no longer surprises anyone. Although the piece is brief, it highlights how the constant use of mobile phones has become part of everyday life and also affects family relationships and coexistence.
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** The Graz University of Technology in Austria has developed a robot dog equipped with sensors and cameras to enter dangerous areas and help locate victims after earthquakes.
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** A little-known Belgian city, located near the country’s main tourist destinations, offers numerous surprises and attractions for those who visit it, even though many travelers overlook it.
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** José Andrés explained in his newsletter that to make a more flavorful Russian salad, it’s best to use homemade mayonnaise, as it helps enhance the dish’s flavor.
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** The government has announced an amendment to the General Traffic Regulations that will introduce changes to overall mobility. In addition to specific measures for motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles, and electric scooters, an emergency lane will be introduced for traffic jam situations.
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** The documentary about Rocío Jurado, available on Movistar Plus, has issues in its approach. Although it centers on the figure of “the greatest,” its content points to shortcomings or flaws in how her story and legacy are handled.
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** The Ministry of Social Rights expects that, with investment in care dependency doubled to 7.239 billion euros, the waiting list will fall by more than 70,000 people by the end of 2027, thereby being cut in half.
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** The United States would have offered Iran $100 billion to allow free passage through the Strait of Hormuz. However, Tehran rejected the proposal and insists on charging tolls to ships passing through this strategic waterway.
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** The text satirizes the tendency to medicalize normal or troublesome childhood behaviors. With sarcasm, it suggests that instead of raising a difficult child, some people would rather invent a syndrome to explain the child’s behavior.
** Debate in England: several schools will open later on Monday due to the early-morning World Cup match
** The round-of-16 match between England and Mexico will be played in the early hours of Sunday night into Monday, at 2:00 a.m., which has led several schools in England to open later on Monday to make it easier for students and staff to attend and recover.
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** The article says Spain and Mexico share a language, a common history, and mutual respect that go far beyond any political manipulation.
** Trump threatens, Putin kills
** Until a few months ago, Kiev had been treated differently by Putin.
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** A match by the national team in a World Cup usually unites Spain like few other things, generating a shared feeling of support and hope in the same direction.
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** La Guaira faces near-total destruction: buildings and houses are so badly damaged that most are destined for demolition, leaving the area in a state of near disappearance.
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** The Traffic Unit of the Civil Guard is investigating some videos in which Aída Nízar appears to be driving without a seatbelt and using her phone while behind the wheel.
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** A massive Russian attack hit several civilian infrastructures in Ukraine, including an indoor swimming pool in Zaporizhzhia while people were swimming there. The incident is part of a new offensive against civilian targets.
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** India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology asked WhatsApp to suspend the rollout of usernames, amid concerns that the feature could make scams and fraud easier on the platform.
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** The yellow creatures return in **“Minions & Monsters,”** reigniting curiosity about where they were and what they were doing during World War II.
** The risk of using online price comparison tools during sales: “They prioritize consumption”
** Chema Lamirán, director of the Master’s in Digital Marketing at the European University of Valencia, warns that most online price comparison tools are designed to encourage quick purchases rather than truly help the user, especially during sales periods.
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** An energy advisor explains on social media that sleeping all night with the air conditioning on costs less than a morning coffee. The article raises the question of whether this expense is really that low and how accurate that calculation is.
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** These summer salad recipes are presented as a healthy, refreshing, and budget-friendly option to help over the coming months, benefiting both your well-being and your wallet.
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** The article presents a little-known alternative for storing files through your own private cloud, avoiding monthly fees and giving you more control over your data.
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** The Madrid Association of Property Managers answers readers’ questions about housing and homeowners’ associations, addressing a variety of common concerns in its regular advice column.
** Enter and take part in the World Cup’s big challenge: 100 questions to find out if you know the most about the tournament
** 20minutos is launching a challenge to find the fan who knows the most about the World Cup. The contest consists of 100 questions about the tournament, which will be held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
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** 20bien launches its Wellbeing Mailbox, inviting readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to collect personal experiences that can motivate, inform, and inspire other readers seeking to improve their wellbeing.
** 20minutos puts Ciudadano20 at your service, the reader channel to take part in the news and report any story that can be investigated. Write to us and tell us which topics should be read.
** 20minutos introduces Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to share news, report investigable issues, and suggest topics of interest for the outlet to cover.
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** Forecasts indicate that between July 6 and 12, the most pronounced thermal anomalies will be recorded, with temperatures above average across much of Europe. This increases the risk of a new heatwave, the third of 2026.
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** The disappearance of a sculpture weighing more than 200 kilos at the entrance to a town in Salamanca has caused outrage and surprise among the neighbors. On “Mañaneros,” some suggest that the theft was premeditated because of the artwork’s large size.
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** Khamenei’s coffin has been on display so the public can pay tribute. The funeral ceremonies begin this Saturday, will last six days, and will include a stop in Iraq.
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** Albert Santamaria, the alleged victim of the “black widow of Manresa,” is said to have suffered physical problems for weeks before dying, pointing to the possibility that he had been poisoned beforehand.
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** A man was arrested in Alicante for stabbing another man during a fight that occurred on June 5 on a bus. The altercation began because the victim was listening to music without headphones.
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** A Venezuelan living in Gipuzkoa managed to locate his biological father 41 years later thanks to a DNA test. Now both are rebuilding their family history and preparing for a much-anticipated reunion.
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** Beneficiaries of the extraordinary regularization of 2005 recall how living without papers caused them fear and insecurity. They also describe the obstacles they faced in accessing the process and highlight that obtaining regularization changed their lives by giving them stability and the feeling of belonging to society.
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** Microtattoos are becoming popular because they are discreet and less visually intrusive. However, their small size does not make them easy: they still require good technique, safety and hygiene, as well as quality workmanship to achieve an appropriate result.
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** Dani Martínez is leaving Mediaset and joining RTVE as the host of **'Hitster'**, the public broadcaster’s music competition.
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** Telecinco will premiere its new afternoon program, *¡De lunes a viernes!*, featuring Claudia Chacón, Sebastián Gallego, and Ángela Portero among its contributors.
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** Santi Acosta talks about his strong professional chemistry with Bea Archidona, with whom he is starting a new stage as co-hosts and will continue working side by side on *¡De lunes a viernes!*
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** Maica Benedicto and Claudia Chacón have become very good friends after meeting on *Supervivientes*. The article highlights the close relationship between the two former reality show contestants.
** Antonio Rivera, on the condition of Cantora, the estate that belonged to his brother: “Paco would kill us all”
** The article only shows an incomplete start (“the”), so there isn’t enough content to summarize the news.
** Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are said to have secretly gotten married
** A media outlet, citing sources close to the couple, claims that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have “legally married” in an intimate, secret ceremony, possibly held in Tennessee.
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** The alleged menu for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding is said to have been leaked and would include large quantities of lobster and chicken for the celebration. No further details are given about other dishes, guests, or the date of the event.
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** Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have made donations totaling 26 million dollars to several charitable organizations in the United States. The couple aims to support those who need it most, especially in the fight against hunger.
** Kase.O: “The revolution right now is joy, and love is rebellion”
** Born in Zaragoza.
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** In the hours leading up to their wedding, Suso Álvarez and Marieta chose to celebrate the final stretch in style. They shared a paella with family, and Marieta enjoyed one last night out with friends, leaving behind the calm to live these moments with joy.
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** Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada wants to demolish the pool at her house in Mallorca, but the process remains blocked due to a lack of permits and because of the need to decide what to do with the rubble, which would be left beside the sea. The designer says she is willing to go ahead, but she has already grown tired of waiting.
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** Penélope Cruz revealed that she and Salma Hayek experienced an emergency during a flight while they were dressed as clowns. The incident was shared by the Spanish actress, although no further details were given about the situation or its consequences.
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** Belinda and Miguel Bosé discovered during the World Cup that their ancestors also shared a bullring, revealing a curious historical connection between their families.
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** Remedios Cervantes reappeared after 14 years away from television by attending the Vanity Fair Person of the Year 2026 gala, where she supported chef José Andrés, who was honored at the event.
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** The influencer explains that she is waiting for the results of a breast biopsy to rule out a malignant tumor. She emphasizes the importance of self-examination, since she herself delayed getting the lump she noticed a year ago checked out for a long time.
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** Patricia Steisy and Pablo Pisa have announced that they are expecting their second child together, surprising their followers with the news. The couple, who seemed to be enjoying a calm period, shared the pregnancy with a humorous and emotional tone.
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** Vanitatis magazine reveals that Pablo Alborán is handling his new stage after announcing that he is single with complete normality. The artist remains focused on his social life, concerts, filming projects, and nights out in Madrid.
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** The Madrid-born player spoke at a press conference after losing in the third round at Wimbledon to Japan’s Shintaro Mochizuki. He acknowledged that there was little time to adapt to the surface, but avoided using it as an excuse and said the experience was useful for him.
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** The Madrid-born Rafa Jódar, making his professional debut at Wimbledon 2026, fell to Mochizuki after failing to maintain consistency throughout the match.
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** Gvardiol appeared to have scored the goal that would have taken the match into extra time, but the goal was disallowed in the final minute. The decision was made thanks to an impact sensor in the Trionda, whose information was key for VAR.
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** Unai Simón has achieved a historic record with the Spanish national team by going 518 minutes without conceding a goal in a World Cup, surpassing Iker Casillas’s mark and becoming the new benchmark for solidity in the tournament.
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** Valencia confirmed in a statement Pedro Martínez’s departure this Friday, after his release clause was paid. The coach will leave the club to join Real Madrid.
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** Ryanair responded on social media to a Real Madrid post this Friday with a mocking remark, taking advantage of Enzo Fernández’s denial. The airline made an ironic comment aimed at the Spanish club, using the phrase “more statements than titles.”
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** In Spain, there are about 140 people diagnosed with Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome, an ultra-rare genetic disease. July 3 is its World Day, celebrated to raise awareness of this condition and those who live with it.
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** The British Council and ONCE are organizing an English camp for minors with visual impairments. The initiative offers a fun, participatory, and inclusive educational experience to strengthen language learning and build students’ confidence.
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** The discovery opens a possible path toward developing more precise treatments for spinal cord injuries, by identifying how to prevent scars from interfering with the repair of this tissue.
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** Donald Trump’s net worth is estimated to have increased from $2.3 billion to $6 billion since his return to the White House. The article says that over the past year he would have earned $2.2 billion, and that about half of that amount came from investments and businesses related to cryptocurrencies.
** Lagarde does not rule out an early departure from the ECB presidency: “It’s possible”
** The former French minister is considering a possible active role in France’s presidential elections scheduled for spring 2027, which opens the door to an early departure from the ECB presidency.
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** European stock markets continued to rise in a session without Wall Street as a reference due to the July 4 holiday. The Ibex 35 closed at 19,854 points, surpassing the 19,800-point barrier and setting new all-time highs.
** Aena will limit the capacity of El Prat and Barajas airports next summer to avoid overcrowding
** Aena will reduce the operational capacity of El Prat and Barajas airports next summer, setting limits on passengers by terminal and by type of traffic. The measure aims to prevent overcrowding during periods of highest demand.
** Heat waves put the countryside to the test: losses in cereals, corn, tomatoes, and livestock farms
** Farming organizations warn that extreme temperatures are damaging crops and livestock, with impacts already visible in cereals, corn, and tomatoes. Agroseguro also reports more than 91,000 hectares affected by hail in June alone.
** Ibercaja increases its consumer finance and leasing (“renting”) activity by 40%
** Ibercaja’s accumulated production in consumer finance and leasing (“renting”) reached 220 million euros by the end of May, representing a 40% increase in this business for the Aragonese bank.
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** Season 3 of *Silo* alternates between two timelines to introduce new protagonists and reveal the origin of the catastrophe that forced humanity to live underground.
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** Michael Sarnoski, director of *Pig*, reimagines Robin Hood as a darker, more villainous figure in *The Death of Robin Hood*. Hugh Jackman plays the tortured antihero at the center of this bleak take on the legendary outlaw.
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** Prime Video will continue betting on Juan Gómez-Jurado’s novels and will adapt his *Todo arde* trilogy, following the success of *Reina Roja*. The platform is thus expanding its universe of thrillers based on the Spanish author’s works.
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** Michelle Pfeiffer revealed that when she received her first acting job offer, she was working as a cashier and hesitated to accept it because she didn't know if she was ready. In the end, she decided to take the risk, convinced that she was young and that if it didn't work out, she could try something else.
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** The largest edition of Cinema Ritrovato celebrated its 40th anniversary with record heat and attendance, reaffirming itself as the major event for restored and rediscovered cinema.
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** In 2025, accidental falls increased by 8.2% compared with the previous year and caused 4,814 deaths, according to the latest official INE data.
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** A study of 153,000 diagnoses between 1993 and 2018 reveals changes in the evolution of cancer in Spain: digestive tumors are rising among young people, while cancers linked to tobacco are decreasing.
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** The study explains how physical stimuli such as ultrasound can be converted into biological signals, which would help activate cells remotely with great precision and open the door to more exact and controlled medical therapies.
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** Walking is a very beneficial exercise, and there’s no need to obsess over reaching 10,000 steps a day: its positive effects appear sooner. In addition, cardiologist José Abellán points out that walking faster is associated with a better prognosis than walking slowly.
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** SEOM estimates that this year more than 300,000 cancer cases will be diagnosed in Spain, which represents an increase of 1.95% compared with 2025.
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** Scientific research is key to better understanding ALS and continuing to improve its treatments. New findings help advance knowledge of the disease and open the door to more effective therapies in the future.
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** The Jabra Evolve3 85 stands out for its great comfort, outstanding battery life, and clear calls, making it ideal for both professional and everyday use. Its weak point is that its active noise cancellation (ANC) could be better.
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** Amazon plans to design its own processors for devices such as Kindle, Fire TV, and Echo, with the goal of reducing its dependence on third parties and gaining better control over its hardware development. The change could start to become noticeable in 2027.
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** Samsung expands its popular Galaxy A series with the new Galaxy A27 5G and reviews how the Galaxy A17 in its 4G and 5G versions, the Galaxy A37 5G, and the Galaxy A57 5G are now positioned. The article compares their prices and main specifications to show the updated lineup.
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** Apple recommends that iPhone users, if their device is lost or stolen, first mark it as lost and report the theft. This helps protect the phone’s information and makes it easier to recover.
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** The Large Hadron Collider will be shut down for four years for a major upgrade. The pause will be used to modernize the accelerator, but it will also slow new discoveries about particles and fundamental physics until it resumes operation in 2030.
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** Wimbledon, known for its rigidity and tradition, changed one of its oldest rules thanks to women’s pressure and struggle. The oldest tournament in tennis gave in to a demand for equality, achieving a small but symbolic victory for women.
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** Red is making a comeback in interior design in small doses to break up the neutrality of spaces and add more character and personality, becoming a decorative tool to transform sober, understated rooms.
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** An analysis by the women’s health center Máxima shows that one in seven women links their lack of sexual desire to their male partner, highlighting that this problem is not always due to menopause.
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** A simple and accessible form of training that uses your own body weight. It is gaining popularity among women who want to build strength.
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** A short, fresh, and carefree haircut is emerging as a trend this summer. Ideal for beating the heat, the “boy bob” stands out for its relaxed style and easy wearability.
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** Classic fashion prints, such as gingham checks, nautical stripes, tartan, and Prince of Wales checks, never go out of style and reappear every season. Although they are wardrobe staples today, few people know the origin, meaning, and history behind their designs and names.
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** Mallorca-based company Camper has acquired a majority stake in Ancient Greek Sandals, the Greek luxury sandal brand. Despite the deal, the brand will continue operating independently.
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** Selena Gomez attended Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s pre-wedding celebration at Madison Square Garden, where she stood out for wearing jewelry valued at €240,000.
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** Bombardier and Lebanese designer Elie Saab have joined forces to create the cabin of an executive aircraft, combining luxury and haute couture in the world’s fastest private jet.
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** Cutting-edge architecture creates iconic and versatile spaces, and the Plasencia Conference Center is a clear example. The article highlights this unique building as one of the city’s hidden gems.
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** Cinnamon, olive oil, and lemon peel can be used to make a homemade air freshener, ideal for scenting different areas of the home.
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** A Greek chef shares tips for making traditional moussaka at home and points out an important key: let it rest for one hour before serving so it develops more flavor and a better texture.
** Six recipes to enjoy with friends or family on a Sunday at home
** The article highlights meals with friends in the summer and how they are even more enjoyable with well-prepared recipes to share at home.
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** The article highlights a bar in central Madrid that has become a very popular place among football fans to watch matches. The Repsol Guide recommends it as an ideal option for following the 2026 World Cup in a lively atmosphere right in the heart of the city.
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** This Japanese restaurant, with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, was a pioneer in offering the most prized wagyu outside Japan. It stands out for serving high-quality Kobe beef starting at 89 euros.
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** Also called *arroz del señorito*, this Valencian dish has several theories about its origin, including a curious link to Sorolla.
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** The article highlights that Unai Simón, goalkeeper for Athletic Club and the Spanish national team, was born in a beautiful Basque town in Álava, also known for being the gateway to an impressive natural park.
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** The article points out that several countries and cities in Europe stand out as especially welcoming for expats who move for work, while Spain does not appear among the most favorable destinations.
** Málaga will have a new direct flight to a major Asian capital this summer
** The air route will begin operating on July 14 with three weekly flights, giving Málaga a new direct connection to an important Asian capital this summer.
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** The Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora, a luxurious hotel resort, has been the setting where Netflix’s new series, *Oasis*, was filmed and where the story of its protagonists unfolds.
** We tested the LPG engines coming to the Renault Clio and Symbioz, with ranges of more than 1,400 kilometers
** We tested the new LPG engines in the Renault Clio and Symbioz, capable of exceeding 1,400 km of range. In real-world use, both models can even consume less than the manufacturer’s official figures without needing to drive in a particularly fuel-saving way.
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** The fifth generation of the BMW X5 is betting on a very varied range of powertrains, including electric, hybrid, diesel, gasoline, and even hydrogen versions. In addition, it will arrive with abundant technology and a completely redesigned, more radical look.
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** It introduces a plug-in hybrid SUV with 279 hp, a Zero emissions label, up to 90 km of electric range, and more than 1,100 km of total range, standing out as Lepas’ first model for the Spanish market.
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** The Ministry of Transport has approved the budget to widen the Figueres bypass (Girona) on the N-2 and turn it into a multi-lane road.
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** Several vehicles got flat tires on the A-8 near Liendo after running over metal pieces and sheets lying on the roadway. Nearly twenty cars were affected.
** We tested the 160 hp hybrid Mitsubishi Grandis: real efficiency, room for everything, and 5 liters per 100 km
** The Mitsubishi Grandis HEV combines 160 hp with a spacious and versatile interior designed for families. It stands out for its comfort, practicality, and good fuel consumption in everyday use, averaging around 5 l/100 km, with an efficient and functional approach.
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** Twenty years after the Valencia metro accident, which occurred on Line 1 at the Jesús curve, the disaster remains marked by the struggle of the victims’ families to learn the social, political, and judicial truth about a tragedy that left 43 dead and 47 injured.
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** Seville’s mayor, José Luis Sanz, praised the stability agreement reached between Moreno and Vox, noting that it was achieved “in record time” and saying that, in his view, it will help Andalusia continue to be an economic powerhouse in Spain.
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** On July 3, 4, and 5, Hita (Guadalajara) celebrates its traditional medieval festival, during which the town is transformed to relive the Middle Ages with activities and a historical atmosphere.
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** The Civil Guard is investigating a young man for causing an accident while driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs. After the crash, in which his passenger was left unconscious and seriously injured, the driver tried to blame the accident on his companion.
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** Madrid offers a weekend mix of cultural plans: Juan Mayorga, Ouka Leele and the 1980s, JORCAM in a garden, Iberian-flavored gastronomy, DramaWalk, and performances ranging from zarzuela to chamber opera.
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** The 2026 edition of the Tour de France will begin in Barcelona and, over three days, will travel along the coast and through the interior of Catalonia. The route will pass through several notable places, including Tarragona, Sitges, Vic, and Ripoll.
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** A one-month-old baby with Pierre Robin sequence, a congenital malformation that can cause serious feeding problems and cleft palate, was successfully operated on in Málaga using a pioneering technique to enlarge the jaw.
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** A client discovered a hidden camera while she was undressing and reported it, which led to the arrest in Madrid of a masseur accused of secretly recording more than 130 female clients without their consent during that intimate moment.
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** A five-year-old girl died after drowning in a swimming pool while on vacation with her family at a campsite in the town of Valle del Jerte, in the province of Cáceres.
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** A 73-year-old hiker suffered an epileptic seizure on the La Vueltona trail in Áliva, Picos de Europa. She was given emergency care and evacuated by crane to a helicopter for transport and rescue.
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** A man was found unconscious in the water at Acequión beach in Torrevieja. Emergency medical personnel performed resuscitation maneuvers, but were only able to confirm his death.
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** An Australian set the world record for the loudest scream, with a shriek comparable to that of a jet engine. After the feat, he said he lost his voice for more than two days.
** The applauded response of a bar owner defending his employees: “They are waiters, not slaves”
** A customer tried to make a reservation on the staff’s day off, when the bar was closed, and complained about not being able to do so. The bar owner’s response was widely praised for defending his employees and reminding people that they have the right to rest: “They are waiters, not slaves.”
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** The news highlights that the film was released 31 years after the first installment, sparking viral reactions on social media over Woody’s “bald spot” in Toy Story 5.
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** Daniel traveled hundreds of kilometers to Teruel to adopt Pink and Floyd, two cats that no one wanted to separate because of their strong bond. Now they live together, and their connection remains so strong that they even enjoy watching Paw Patrol.
** Beginner’s Guide: These Are All the Keys to Training a Cat
** Physical punishment does not help train a cat; on the contrary, it frightens them and increases by twelvefold the likelihood that they will urinate outside their litter box.
** Kerry Nichols publishes *The Brain of a Dog*, a guide to understanding how puppies learn
** Kerry Nichols’ book, published by Arpa and translated into Spanish by Rut Abadía, arrived in bookstores in June. The book offers a guide to understanding how puppies learn and how their brains work, with the aim of helping improve their training and coexistence.
** Your daily horoscope: Saturday, July 4, 2026
** The content only indicates that you can check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es, without providing predictions or additional details.
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** The winning Euromillions combination for Friday, July 3, 2026 was 2, 12, 17, 25, and 39, with stars 1 and 2. The El Millón code was DJH74565. The full results can be checked on 20minutos.es.
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** The winning number in the ONCE Cuponazo drawing on Friday, July 3, 2026 is 05725 from series 111. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.
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** The winning Bonoloto combination for Friday, July 3, 2026 was 4, 5, 12, 16, 41, and 49, with complementary number 2 and refund number 2. The full results can be consulted on the 20minutos.es website.
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** If you use a portable air conditioner and the window doesn’t seal properly, the cool air will escape and its efficiency will drop a lot. This accessory is essential in summer to prevent leaks and improve the unit’s performance.
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** Having a smoke detector at home can make the difference between a tragedy and getting through a household accident unharmed. For just 13 euros, this device offers peace of mind and helps prevent house fires.
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** This microwave stands out for its integrated TFT screen, modern design, and large capacity. The deal makes it an attractive option for those looking to heat food more efficiently with a visually advanced appliance.
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** The article presents a pool-cleaning robot designed to keep the bottom of the pool spotless without the need for manual vacuuming. It highlights its convenience, effectiveness, and a price that is more affordable than it might seem.
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** The article presents the origin of five very common expressions used in everyday speech that include the name of a piece of clothing or accessory, and explains how these phrases came about.
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** The new generation of influencers created with artificial intelligence gives advice on romantic relationships that normalizes isolation, control, and women’s submission, spreading concerning and potentially harmful relationship models.
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** Victor Ikpeba stood out with Nigeria in the 1990s, taking part in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups and winning Olympic gold in Atlanta 1996 with his national team.
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** The article presents a selection of linen dresses for summer 2026, highlighting them as essential basics for beating the heat in style thanks to the freshness and comfort of this fabric.
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** On the occasion of her 40th birthday, the article reviews Lindsay Lohan’s physical and professional evolution since, at age 10, she auditioned for the role that launched her to fame in *The Parent Trap*. After starring in the film in a dual role as the twins, she went through a very difficult period, but has managed to resurface thanks to new projects with Netflix and Disney.
** Health problems that can spoil your summer and that you should pay attention to
** The arrival of summer is usually associated with vacations and rest, but it can also bring unexpected problems if you don’t take care of your health. The article warns that there are health issues that can ruin this time of year and that it’s advisable to monitor and address in time.
** The Best Malagón Cartoons
** A compilation of all the cartoons published by Malagón in *20 Minutos*, highlighting his humorous and satirical work in cartoon format.
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** Singer Melani has presented her new album, *Oniria*, in an interview with *20minutos*, where she talks about her musical project and her view on the importance of dreams.
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** The article examines how Israel remains marked by the October 7 attack, one thousand days later. Society is still dealing with the trauma, distrust in security, and the psychological and political consequences of the event, while trying to rebuild a sense of normality and protection.
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** NGOs on the ground are calling for a real ceasefire in response to the “catastrophic” humanitarian impact of the conflict in Gaza. The population is displaced, overcrowded, and malnourished, and organizations express particular concern about the situation of Palestinian children.
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** Authorities believe the suspect did not act alone in the bomb attack against a Ukrainian oligarch. Interpol has identified her after the investigation, and the evidence suggests that more people were involved in the attack.
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** The Equality Minister stated that men and women are “different species” and said that the male gender remains “anchored in certain privileges.” She called for promoting changes to help men “evolve” toward a more equal relationship.
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** Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker after the events of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'.
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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness. His approach aims to maintain personal style without giving up a rejuvenating effect.
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** Philip Barantini directs the third installment of *Enola Holmes*, which preserves the entertaining, well-made tone of the earlier films, but remains a light and inconsequential movie.
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** Natalia de Santiago explains that the mortgage market has changed and that fixed-rate mortgages are no longer as dominant as they once were. According to the expert, current conditions have caused this option to lose prominence when buying a home.
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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using canned cockles, suggesting a surprising combination to enhance their flavor: mandarin and oil instead of lemon.
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** Michael Sarnoski’s film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective take on Robin Hood, focusing on redemption and revenge. The review highlights how Jackman transforms the legendary hero into a darker character, almost the villain of his own story.
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** Arturo Pérez-Reverte has expressed his enthusiasm for a Netflix crime series made up of 43 episodes, comparing it to *Hill Street Blues* but set in the present day. The writer from Cartagena says he is a fan of this production because of its style and narrative approach.
** José, truck driver, рассказывает about his first night experience: “I started at 12 at night and got off at 11:30 in the morning”
** José, a 37-year-old truck driver who shares what he learns on social media, describes his first experience working the night shift with the trailer. He explains what it was like to start at midnight and finish around 11:30 a.m., sharing his impressions as he got to know the industry.
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** The passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects Clot and Sant Martí in just 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and its calm, pedestrian, nearly hidden atmosphere in the middle of the Clot neighborhood.
** The most spectacular highlights of Temps de Flors 2026: streets, installations, and the most sought-after spots
** Catalonia’s most famous flower show brings together 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes to discover some of the city’s most emblematic corners.
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** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The improvements have focused on increasing sustainability, accessibility, and comfort, reinforcing its appeal as accommodation in one of the most beautiful villages.
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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist pass 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.
** Heat wave disrupts Fourth of July events across the US, strains power grids
** Severe heat is disrupting Fourth of July celebrations across the U.S., forcing event changes and raising concerns about pressure on power grids as electricity demand spikes. Officials are urging people to stay hydrated, limit outdoor exposure, and check local safety guidance as temperatures remain dangerously high.
** Eastern U.S. power grid operator orders emergency curbs as electricity use nears record
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** JPMorgan sees gold price at $4,500 in the fourth quarter, says downside risks remain
** JPMorgan expects gold to reach $4,500 in the fourth quarter, supported by strong investor demand and macroeconomic uncertainty. However, the bank warns that risks remain tilted to the downside if market conditions improve or safe-haven buying weakens.
** Oil prices little changed as US-Iran peace efforts hold
** Oil prices remained almost unchanged as signs of progress in US-Iran peace efforts eased concerns about supply. Market activity was subdued, with traders keeping an eye on diplomacy and the broader demand outlook for direction.
** Oil prices little changed as US-Iran peace efforts hold
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** Silver surges 2.86% into bull trap zone: Hourly levels
** Silver jumped 2.86%, but the move is seen as a possible bull trap near key hourly resistance. The article highlights short-term technical levels to watch for confirmation of either continued upside or a reversal, with traders urged to monitor price action closely around these zones.
** Gold stalls below the $4,232 resistance cluster: Live levels
** Gold is consolidating below a key resistance zone near $4,232 after a strong rally. The article outlines live support and resistance levels, noting that price action remains technically bullish but could pause or pull back if it fails to break higher. Traders are watching for a decisive move to confirm the next direction.
Keiko Fujimori declared winner of Peru presidential race
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** Exclusive: Iran exploring oil sales to Japan as buyers seek longer sanctions waiver, sources say
** Iran is exploring ways to sell oil to Japan as buyers seek a longer sanctions waiver. The talks reflect efforts to maintain crude flows despite U.S. restrictions, with traders and refiners looking for regulatory clarity to continue purchases.
** Americans hit the roads for July 4 despite high gasoline prices
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** AI boom reshapes FX markets through equity hedging flows
** The article explains how the artificial intelligence investment boom is affecting foreign exchange markets by driving equity flows and the related hedging activity. As investors pour money into AI-related stocks, demand for currencies is being shaped by cross-border hedging, creating new pressures and opportunities for FX traders.
** SK Hynix is considering a 0.5% fee payout in its ADR offering, Bloomberg News reports
** Bloomberg News reports that SK Hynix is weighing a 0.5% fee payout as part of its ADR offering. According to sources cited in the report, the move is being considered in connection with the company’s plans to sell shares overseas.
** SK Hynix considers 0.5% underwriting fee for blockbuster U.S. share sale
** SK Hynix is reportedly considering a 0.5% underwriting fee for a major U.S. share sale, a relatively low rate that could put pressure on fees in large cross-border deals. The move reflects strong investor demand and the company’s ability to negotiate favorable terms for a blockbuster listing.
** Will a DT/TMUS merger really go ahead?
** The article examines the uncertainty surrounding a possible merger between Deutsche Telekom and T-Mobile US, weighing the strategic benefits against regulatory, market, and shareholder hurdles. It suggests that the outcome remains unclear and depends on whether the companies can overcome major political and antitrust obstacles.
** Which Retailer Can Deliver My Order the Fastest?
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** Mexico stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/BMV IPC down 0.02%
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** Colombia stocks higher at close of trade; COLCAP up 1.57%
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** Russia Stocks Lower at Close of Trade; MOEX Russia Index Down 0.62%
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** Canadian stocks closed higher; S&P/TSX Composite up 0.88%
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Brazil stocks higher at close of trade; Bovespa up 0.74%
Brazil stocks rose at the close, boosted by gains in consumer goods, basic materials, and public utilities. The Bovespa index advanced 0.74%. Notable movers included CVC Brasil ON, up 6.59%, and Companhia Brasileira de Distribuição ON, up 5.79%, while Dasa ON fell 6.88% and Qualicorp ON dropped 4.40%.
** EU trade with US reaches record high despite tariff tensions, study shows
** The EU-US trade relationship remains strong, with trade reaching record levels despite ongoing tariff tensions. A recent study finds that higher tariffs have not significantly reduced transatlantic commerce, underscoring the resilience of economic ties between the two partners.
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** Britain’s services sector contracts sharply under strain of Iran war, PMI shows
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** Italy’s retail sales edge up 0.2% in May
** Italy’s retail sales rose 0.2% in May, showing a modest improvement in consumer spending. The increase suggests demand remains steady, though gains were limited.
** Eurozone services sector contraction eased in June as inflation cooled sharply, PMI shows
** Eurozone services activity contracted again in June, but at a slower pace than in May, according to the PMI. Inflation cooled sharply, easing price pressures in the sector. The data suggests the downturn in services is moderating, even as demand remains weak.
** Eurozone economy stabilises in June as inflation cools
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** Germany services contraction eases in June as cost pressures cool, PMI shows
** Germany’s services sector remained in contraction in June, but the pace of decline eased as cost pressures softened, according to the PMI. The data suggested some stabilization in business conditions, though demand remained weak and activity still fell.
** French services sector contracted in June by more than forecast, PMI shows
** France’s services sector shrank in June, with the PMI falling to 48.7 from 49.3 in May, below the 49.2 forecast. Demand weakened, new business declined, and firms cut jobs as uncertainty and political concerns weighed on activity. Inflationary pressures eased, though overall sector confidence remained subdued.
** Italy’s service sector returns to growth as cost pressures ease, PMI shows
** Italy’s services sector returned to expansion in June, with the PMI rising above 50 as activity and new business improved. Cost pressures eased, supporting firms’ outlook, while employment continued to grow. The rebound suggests a modest recovery in demand after recent weakness.
** China proposes broader e-commerce law covering platforms and digital businesses
** China has proposed a broader e-commerce law that would expand oversight beyond traditional online retail to include platforms and digital businesses. The move aims to close regulatory gaps as China’s digital economy grows and to strengthen rules on market behavior, consumer protection, and platform accountability.
Tibet-born activist dies after self-immolation outside UN headquarters
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** European NATO allies replace most U.S. force cuts, commander says
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** Iran’s Supreme Leader’s funeral begins as Hormuz security remains in focus
** Iran is holding the funeral for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei amid heightened regional tensions and close attention to security around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping route. The event comes as officials and observers monitor for any disruption or escalation that could affect oil transport and broader stability in the Gulf.
Fed’s Warsh vows to “disappoint” anyone who thinks he will tolerate inflation above 2%
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Russian forces claim capture of Kostiantynivka in eastern Ukraine
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** Europe’s STOXX 600 records its best week in over a month as the rally widens
** Europe’s STOXX 600 posted its strongest weekly gain in over a month as the market rally expanded beyond a few sectors. Investors were encouraged by improving sentiment across European stocks, with gains spreading more broadly as concerns eased.
** Space startup Katalyst launches orbital rescue mission for aging NASA observatory
** Katalyst has launched a mission to rendezvous with and extend the life of an aging NASA observatory in orbit. The effort aims to demonstrate orbital servicing and rescue capabilities for satellites that are low on fuel or nearing failure, potentially helping preserve valuable space assets and advance the commercial in-space servicing market.
** Dollar set for biggest weekly drop since April after jobs data lowers Fed hike bets
** The U.S. dollar is on track for its largest weekly decline since April after weaker-than-expected jobs data reduced expectations of a Federal Reserve interest-rate increase. The softer labor report raised hopes that the Fed may pause its tightening cycle, putting pressure on the dollar and supporting other major currencies.
Bitcoin faces resistance at $62.8K–$63.4K: Live levels
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** Cardano Climbs 11% on a Green Day
** Cardano rose 11% on a strong market day, outperforming many other cryptocurrencies. The rally reflects renewed bullish momentum as traders responded to broader gains across digital assets, though no specific catalyst was provided in the article.
** Bitcoin edges above $62k, set for weekly rise after softer U.S. jobs data
** Bitcoin climbed above $62,000 and was on track for a weekly gain as weaker U.S. jobs data boosted bets on Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Other cryptocurrencies also rose, with market sentiment supported by easing Treasury yields and renewed risk appetite.
** BTSE Group Launches BTSE Indonesia Through Joint Venture, Enters One of Asia’s Fastest-Growing Crypto Markets
** BTSE Group has launched BTSE Indonesia through a joint venture, expanding into one of Asia’s fastest-growing crypto markets. The move aims to strengthen the company’s regional presence and offer local users a trusted platform for digital asset trading and related services.
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** Strategy’s Bitcoin Trading Policy Creates Risks for Broader Markets, Says JPMorgan
** JPMorgan says Strategy’s bitcoin-focused trading policy could increase risks for broader markets, as the company’s large crypto holdings and trading activity may amplify volatility and investor exposure.
** Bybit Card Launches in Peru: Seamless Spending with Up to 120 USDT in Rewards
** Bybit has launched its card in Peru, allowing users to spend crypto easily on everyday purchases. The card offers up to 120 USDT in rewards and aims to make digital asset use more practical and accessible for Peruvian customers.
** BTCC Exchange Sees Trading Volume Surge Ahead of Argentina Match Days as World Cup Showdown Campaign Heats Up
** BTCC Exchange reported a spike in trading activity ahead of Argentina match days as its World Cup Showdown campaign gained momentum. The platform said user interest and market engagement increased around the event, highlighting how major sports moments can drive crypto trading volume and participation.
** Bybit Launches Fiat & Pay Summer Splash Campaign With a 25,000 USDT Prize Pool
** Bybit has launched its Fiat & Pay Summer Splash campaign, offering a 25,000 USDT prize pool to encourage users to use its fiat and payment services. The promotion is designed to increase adoption through rewards and seasonal incentives for eligible participants.
** Bitcoin gains some momentum, climbs above $60K a day after recording a 14% quarterly loss
** Bitcoin rose back above $60,000 after a difficult quarter, recovering as traders moved past recent losses. The cryptocurrency had dropped 14% over the previous quarter but showed fresh momentum in early trading, suggesting a possible rebound despite continued volatility.
** Canfor completes acquisition of PinkWood I-joist facility
** Canfor has completed its acquisition of PinkWood’s I-joist facility, expanding its wood products manufacturing capacity. The deal strengthens Canfor’s position in engineered wood products and supports its strategy to grow value-added offerings.
** Ann Wagner invests in KKR Private Equity, sells stakes in Partners Group Private Equity
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** Daniel Meuser from Pennsylvania’s 9th District makes significant trades in NVIDIA and SpaceX
** The article reports that Daniel Meuser, who represents Pennsylvania’s 9th District, made notable trades involving NVIDIA and SpaceX. It highlights his recent investment activity, drawing attention to the size and timing of these transactions amid ongoing market interest in both companies.
** Gilbert Cisneros from California’s 31st District makes multiple stock trades
** The article reports that Representative Gilbert Cisneros of California’s 31st District made several stock trades, detailing his trading activity and the securities involved.
** Experian sets exchange rate for second interim dividend
** Experian has set the exchange rate for its second interim dividend, determining the sterling amount shareholders will receive. The announcement follows the company’s regular dividend process and applies to eligible shareholders.
** Phoenix Copper plans £2.3m fundraising at 54.5% discount
** Phoenix Copper plans to raise £2.3 million through a share placement and subscription priced at 3 pence per share, which is a 54.5% discount to its recent closing price. The funds will support working capital and ongoing projects.
** BlackRock increases stake in CVS Group to 5%
** BlackRock has increased its stake in veterinary services company CVS Group to 5%, according to a regulatory filing. The move makes the asset manager a significant shareholder in the company, although no reason was given for the increase.
** Tesco updates £15bn euro medium-term note programme
** Tesco has updated its £15bn euro medium-term note programme, a move that helps the company maintain flexibility to issue debt in the future.
** Critical Metals secures £2.5m convertible loan facility
** Critical Metals has arranged a £2.5 million convertible loan facility to support its operations and advance its projects. The funding provides additional financial flexibility as the company works to progress its critical minerals portfolio.
** Polar Capital Technology Trust discloses top holdings
** Polar Capital Technology Trust has revealed its top holdings, giving investors a clearer view of the trust’s current technology-focused portfolio positioning. The disclosure highlights the companies and sectors driving performance and reflects the manager’s latest investment priorities.