News Summary - 07/05/2026
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** US marks its 250th birthday with fireworks, flyovers and extreme weather
** President Donald Trump’s speech mixed political messaging with tributes to U.S. war veterans and American history, as the nation marked its 250th birthday with fireworks, flyovers and extreme weather.
** Ukraine strikes major oil terminal in Russia’s St. Petersburg
** Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attack targeted key infrastructure in Russia that helps generate revenue for its war effort.
** Moment of destiny for France’s Le Pen in verdict that will decide her future in the presidential race
** Far-right leader Marine Le Pen is appealing a guilty verdict over the misuse of EU funds, in a case that could affect her political future and potential presidential ambitions.
** Chinese underground church figure Jin Mingri freed from prison
** Zion Church founder Jin Mingri has been released from prison after Donald Trump made a direct appeal to Chinese President Xi Jinping.
** Former chess champion Kramnik banned over cheating remarks
** Former Russian world chess champion Vladimir Kramnik has been banned after repeatedly accusing other players, including the late Daniel Naroditsky, of cheating.
** Injury ends Williams' Wimbledon comeback
** Serena Williams withdrew from her planned Wimbledon doubles appearance with her sister Venus because of a knee injury.
**Pope urges Europe to do more for migrants as he visits gateway island**
**The pope honored migrants who died at sea during a visit to a cemetery on Italy’s Lampedusa island, a key entry point to Europe, urging greater support and action for migrants.**
** Row after Indian state drops eggs from school lunch menu
** West Bengal’s decision to remove eggs from some school lunches has triggered debate over child nutrition and food choice, with critics arguing the change could reduce the meals’ nutritional value.
** Taylor Swift marries Travis Kelce in a New York City ceremony officiated by Adam Sandler
** The star-studded celebration drew huge crowds in Midtown Manhattan, where several streets were closed as fans gathered outside the venue.
** Large crowds gather in Tehran on the first day of Ayatollah Khamenei's funeral
** Ali Khamenei's body will lie in state in Tehran's Grand Mosalla until Monday, then be taken on a journey through Iran and Iraq for funeral proceedings.
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** Anguished families forced to identify Venezuela quake victims at a makeshift morgue
** A quake has overwhelmed local services in Venezuela, forcing officials to place victims’ bodies outside or in tents for identification, leaving grieving families to identify loved ones at a makeshift morgue.
** Ukrainian suspect hunted by police after Monaco bomb attack was “disguised as a man”
** Officials suspect the attacker may not have acted alone and believe they spent several days surveilling the target area before the attack.
** 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 even more extreme temperatures in the coming days, raising concerns after France recorded 2,025 excess deaths during the heatwave peak.
** Eala wins “for all the girls with ruffled socks and chubby cheeks”
** Alexandra Eala said her stunning victory over defending Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek was dedicated to “all the girls with ruffled socks and chubby cheeks,” celebrating the win as an inspiring moment for young girls.
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** In pictures: Stars and fans celebrate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding
** Celebrities and sports stars were seen as the A-list couple got married in New York on Friday.
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** More cows than students — what’s behind the mass school closures in rural Kenya?
** More than 2,000 primary schools in rural Kenya are at risk of closing as student enrollment continues to fall sharply, leaving some areas with more cows than pupils.
** Funeral of Iran's former supreme leader 'an intensely political moment'
** Authorities expect as many as 20 million people to attend funeral ceremonies in Iran and Iraq over the next few days, underscoring the event’s major political and public significance.
** BBC in Tehran as mourners gather for former supreme leader's funeral
** Iranian authorities say they expect millions of people to attend funeral commemorations for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
** Watch: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Wed in NYC - Here's How the Day Unfolded
** Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were married in a star-studded ceremony at Madison Square Garden, officiated by comedian Adam Sandler.
** “It’s so hot” - Dangerous hot weather grips parts of the US
** More than 165 million people across the US East Coast and Midwest faced record-breaking heat on Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
** Cheers and applause as security guard rescued from rubble
** Emergency workers rescued Hernán Gil after he had been trapped under 140 tonnes of rubble for more than 100 hours, after responders first found him.
** Watch: BBC at the site of a deadly Russian attack on Kyiv flats
** Sarah Rainsford reports from a nine-storey apartment block 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 backlash for allegedly making drugs and related substances seem too appealing.
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** The PP’s secretary general called this Saturday for early elections, considering that the legislative term is “over.”
** The Defense Minister does not suspend the Civil Guard’s DAO because she lacks “sufficient grounds for judgment”
** Robles responded to Iustitia Europa’s request, submitted on Thursday, which demanded the “immediate opening” of proceedings. The Defense Minister is not suspending the Civil Guard’s DAO, considering that she does not have “sufficient grounds for judgment” to do so.
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** Leire Díez’s defense is requesting that the seizure of her phone, computer, and diaries during the UCO searches be annulled. It argues that her detention in December was “unjustified” and disproportionate, because her rights were not properly weighed.
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** France advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup after a hard-fought and difficult round-of-16 match. The French team beat Paraguay, known for eliminating favorites, and will now face Morocco in the next round.
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** Starting this Sunday, temperatures could reach 42 degrees in several areas of the Iberian Peninsula, according to Aemet, which also warns of an increased risk of wildfires because of the heatwave.
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** Roberto Brasero confirms a new heat wave in Spain and warns that it will not affect the whole country equally. The meteorologist points out that some areas will notice the rise in temperatures more intensely, so he urges attention to how the weather evolves.
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** The wildfire in Girona has burned 2,300 hectares and, although firefighters have stabilized it, confinement remains in seven municipalities. The President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, warns that it will take several days to extinguish it completely.
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** The theft of cable in Ciudad Real interrupted high-speed rail service between Madrid and Andalusia for five hours. After that time, service was restored, although delays were reported.
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** The warming of the Mediterranean is favoring the spread of a “flesh-eating” bacterium that can cause anything from gastroenteritis to serious or fatal infections. The risk increases through the consumption of raw seafood and through open wounds exposed to contaminated water.
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** The Pride march in Madrid will travel from the Atocha roundabout to Colón Square with the goal of demanding progress in rights. The event is presented as the largest demonstration of its kind in Europe, under the slogan “dissent and resistance.”
** The National Lottery leaves a shower of prizes in five provinces
** The first prize in the National Lottery was 70334, the second was 61957, and the third was 45794. The prizes were distributed across five provinces.
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** Latest news on this Saturday’s extraordinary National Lottery draw, which is awarding €140 million in prizes.
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** A spectator died this Saturday, July 4, in Asturias after being hit during a rally event, around 1:30 p.m. The driver and co-driver also had to be evacuated to Oviedo Hospital.
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** Morocco defeated Canada, one of the host nations, with a brace from Azzedine Ounahi and became the first team to qualify for the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals. It now awaits the winner of the match between France and Paraguay.
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** The Spanish goalkeeper spoke ahead of the World Cup round-of-16 match against Portugal. At a press conference, Unai Simón pointed out that Cristiano Ronaldo is no longer the same as before, referring to the decisive match that both teams will play.
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** After suffering a heart attack at 49, María changed her habits and began a recovery process in which she learned to pay more attention to her body. The experience also gave her more confidence to speak up and make herself heard.
** Asexuality, the invisible orientation: “I can feel sexual desire, but not attraction to other people”
** Asexuality remains a little-known and often overlooked orientation. People on the asexual spectrum report social pressure, difficulties in their romantic relationships, and a lack of recognition of their identity.
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** Spain’s 2022 Democratic Memory Law allows descendants of exiles to obtain Spanish nationality without needing to live in Spain. However, the government has not provided the figures broken down by province for the people who were naturalized under this law.
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** The Bonoloto draw on Saturday, July 4, 2026, had a single first-category winner with six correct numbers. The lucky player takes home the accumulated jackpot of €5,731,134.13.
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** The Guardia Civil welcomes the fact that drug traffickers may begin to be charged with piracy, a crime that could add up to 15 years in prison. They consider that any measure that helps prevent their impunity is positive.
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** Argentina beat Cape Verde 3-2 in a dramatic extra time and advanced to the round of 16 of the World Cup.
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** Baroness Thyssen did not attend a meeting of the Thyssen Museum board, and for now the reasons for her absence are unknown.
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** Hundreds of people displaced by the earthquakes in Venezuela are protesting in La Guaira over the lack of relocation. They denounce that, ten days after the tragedy, they still have not received a solution and continue sleeping in the streets.
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** The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the earthquakes in Venezuela have left 34 Spaniards dead. In addition, 140 people are missing and 11 people have been located under the rubble.
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** The latest official count raises the number of dead to 2,954 and the number of injured to 16,592 after the double earthquake in Venezuela.
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** *The Fall* is the book published by Santos Cerdán, former Organization Secretary and indicted in one of the branches of the Koldo case.
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** Saturday’s La Primitiva draw on July 4, 2026, had no winners in the special category or in the first category. Since there were no top-prize winners, the jackpot for Monday’s next draw rises to 28.5 million euros.
** Paraglider dies after falling in Ávila
** A call to 112 alerted authorities to the fall of a paraglider pilot in an open field, about 500 meters from the AV-P-507 provincial road in Ávila.
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** Rocío Flores said she would have loved to take part in the documentary that pays tribute to Rocío Jurado’s artistic life and pointed out that, in her opinion, many things are still missing from the production.
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** Cristiano Ronaldo sent a video to a Venezuelan boy who lost his family and a leg in the Venezuela earthquakes. In the message, the footballer showed support for the young fan and promised to invite him to a match.
** Shopping with Ainhoa: How to Survive a Day at the Beach
** The article humorously reflects on the excitement of taking a baby to the beach for the first time, an experience many first-time parents see as a big milestone. However, the idyllic image often clashes with reality when it comes time to get organized and make it through the day.
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** Cottage cheese is experiencing a surge in consumption driven by its healthy image, high protein content, and versatility in recipes. The article examines whether this interest is a passing fad or a lasting trend within shopping and eating habits.
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** Brussels will gather measures to combat heat waves, but it acknowledges shortcomings in urban planning and cooling in many areas. The article highlights the increased use of air conditioning, the lack of trees in cities, and the impact of rising energy costs.
** Kimi Antonelli secures his fifth pole of the year at Silverstone ahead of Ferrari: Alonso will start 22nd and Sainz 15th
** Antonelli once again outpaced the Ferrari drivers at Silverstone, taking his fifth pole of the year. Leclerc will start second and Hamilton third. Meanwhile, Alonso will begin from 22nd position and Sainz from 15th.
** Jamie Waylett, Crabbe, and ‘Harry Potter’: what has become of him after his time in prison
** Jamie Waylett, known for playing Vincent Crabbe in the *Harry Potter* saga, is remembered by millions of viewers even though he never had a leading role. The article looks back at what happened to him after his time in prison.
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** Jesulín de Ubrique moved his wife María José Campanario with a grand declaration of love in one of the most romantic moments of 'Tu cara me suena', 25 years after their wedding.
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** Serena Williams announced on her official Instagram account that she is withdrawing from Wimbledon and will not compete in doubles due to an injury.
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** Jürgen Klopp said on Magenta TV that he is ready to take on the challenge of coaching the German national team, following their World Cup elimination and Julian Nagelsmann’s resignation.
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** Many countries are accumulating gold to reduce their dependence on the US, but in times of global crisis capital still flees to the dollar, the only currency that offers immediate liquidity and security, which keeps the world financially tied to the US currency.
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** Santiago Segura’s new comedy debuted on streaming with the intention of taking the top spot, but its reign was brief. An internationally successful franchise, boosted by Millie Bobby Brown’s popularity, quickly overtook it and became the most-watched movie on Netflix.
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** The artist was one of the major stars of the Río Babel Festival last night, standing out for her outfit: a sailor-style tracksuit with a retro, cute, and fun touch.
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** Having a TV in the bedroom is not recommended, just like using phones or tablets in that room. These devices can affect rest and harm your health by interfering with sleep in a space meant for sleeping.
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** Cybercriminals used ads on X to trick Mac users into unknowingly installing dangerous malware on Apple devices.
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** A short text highlights five destinations to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, evoking skyscrapers, cowboys, jazz, vast landscapes, and places that look like they came straight out of a movie.
** Tell me where you are and the Repsol Guide will tell you where to go to watch the World Cup
** The Repsol Guide has prepared a list of bars in different parts of Spain where FIFA World Cup matches can be watched, making it easier for fans to find places to follow the tournament.
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** A road safety expert and motorcyclist has criticized, in a statement issued through the platform he leads, the update to the General Traffic Regulations, especially the new requirement for motorcyclists to wear gloves.
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** Trump highlighted the founding of the United States as a “unique event in human history” during a celebration at Mount Rushmore for the country’s 250th anniversary, where he stated that the U.S. is the freest and strongest nation in history.
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** Manuel Adorni, chief of staff and government spokesperson, has resigned after months of controversy, contradictions, and pressure. His continued stay in office, despite calls for his removal, ultimately damaged Milei’s image and worsened the political crisis within the executive branch.
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** Claudia Chacón, a contestant on *Supervivientes 2026*, has spoken for the first time about one of the hardest stages of her life: her parents’ alcoholism. She explained that it wasn’t a lack of will to fight, but that they couldn’t overcome their addiction.
** Four people detained and another four from the same family under investigation for alleged pyramid scam
** Four people have been arrested and another four, all from the same family, are being investigated for their alleged involvement in a pyramid scam. According to the report, the group is believed to have obtained more than one million euros through this fraud.
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** The body of a young woman has been found floating on a beach in Candás, in an advanced state of decomposition. So far, she has not been identified.
** Nadal and Cajal
** Rafa is not just a sports documentary; it is a life reflection that goes beyond sport.
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** The piece reflects on how we judge art and people through our own biases, using Sorolla and Andrés Hurtado as reference points. It suggests that what we consider “big” or “small” reveals more about our prejudices than the subjects themselves.
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** A match by the national team in a World Cup awakens something unusual in Spain: an almost total sense of unity among the people, who support the team with the same hope and feeling that everyone is moving in the same direction.
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** Everything has disappeared or is about to disappear in La Guaira. The buildings and little houses are so badly damaged that their fate seems to be demolition, reflecting a devastated area in ruins.
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** The word “singularity” is often used to describe something that cannot yet be explained, but in science it has more specific nuances. The article clarifies that it does not always mean absolute mystery, but rather a situation or concept in which the usual explanations are not sufficient.
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** The image of a dog protecting a baby among the rubble after the Venezuela earthquakes is not authentic. It shows signs of having been generated with artificial intelligence, so it does not correspond to a real scene.
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** The Ukrainian General Staff stated on Telegram that its attacks have crippled a record amount of Russian oil capacity, causing losses worth millions.
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** The public funeral of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Iran will continue for six more days and travel through up to five cities in two different countries.
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** The article explains that, in addition to comparing prices, it is now worth planning purchases according to the time of year. Knowing which months see the biggest price drops can help you save money when buying products such as televisions, consoles, or outdoor furniture.
** This is the “four piggy banks” method for teaching children to save
** The “four piggy banks” method, popularized by entrepreneur Harv Eker, proposes dividing income into different percentages according to their purpose. The idea helps teach children how to manage their money by distinguishing between spending, saving, investing, and helping others or enjoyment, and encourages responsible financial habits from an early age.
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** Japan has tripled its tourist tax as part of a measure to curb over-tourism, protect cultural heritage, and improve infrastructure. The new tax makes entry into the country more expensive for visitors.
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** Before buying a vacation home, it’s worth checking for dampness, outdated systems, and possible special assessments. These issues can make the purchase more expensive and lead to unforeseen costs, turning a second home into a source of complications.
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** The Madrid College of Property Management answers readers’ questions about housing and homeowners’ associations, addressing a wide range of doubts about the use of common areas, coexistence rules, and issues related to property management.
** 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 features 100 questions about the major football tournament, which is being held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
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** 20bien has launched its Wellbeing Mailbox, a space for readers to share real experiences about health, habits, and quality of life. The initiative aims to collect inspiring stories that can motivate and positively influence others.
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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to take part in the news, suggest topics, and report stories that deserve investigation. It invites the audience to write in and share what issues should be read about and covered.
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** Pope Leo XIV visited Lampedusa and blessed a plaque that, starting this Saturday, gives the pier the name of Pope Francis. The visit was marked by a message about the migration tragedy: he recalled that migrants who have died are also victims of omitted decisions.
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** Suso Álvarez and Marieta celebrated their wedding in Toledo, surrounded by family members and several well-known television personalities.
** From Selena Gómez to Camila Cabello: the most elegant guests at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding
** The article brings together a roundup of the most anticipated looks for the wedding of the year between Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, highlighting possible guests such as Selena Gómez and Camila Cabello for their elegant style.
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** A neighbor heard several blows coming from the adjacent house and immediately alerted the authorities, which made it possible to arrest a repeat offender armed with an axe while he was robbing a home in Íllora.
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** The Prime Minister regretted that the Franco dictatorship had awarded this honor to psychiatrist Antonio Vallejo-Nájera, who was linked to the regime and a promoter of eugenic theories.
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** A Venezuelan living in Gipuzkoa managed to find his biological father, 41 years later, thanks to a DNA test. Now both are rebuilding their family history and preparing for a long-awaited reunion.
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** Beneficiaries of the extraordinary regularization of 2005 remember the fear and insecurity of living without papers, the barriers to accessing the process, and how obtaining regularization transformed their lives by giving them rights, stability, and a sense of belonging to society.
** When the home stops being a refuge: how citizens survive extreme heat
** Faced with a possible new heat wave and the rise in electricity VAT, high temperatures are disrupting daily life. Many residents no longer find relief at home and seek air conditioning in other places to cope with the extreme heat.
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** Dani Martínez is leaving Mediaset and joining RTVE to host the music competition **“Hitster.”**
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** Baroness Thyssen did not attend a board meeting of the Thyssen Museum, and for now, the reasons for her absence are unknown.
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** Santi Acosta and Bea Archidona are starting a new professional chapter and will continue working together on *De lunes a viernes!*, highlighting the great chemistry between them on screen and behind the scenes.
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** Maica Benedicto and Claudia Chacón have built a strong friendship after their time on *Supervivientes*, having previously crossed paths on *La isla de las tentaciones* and *GH*.
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** The article presents Antonio Rivera’s criticism of the condition of Cantora, the estate that belonged to his brother Paco. His words, spoken in a forceful tone, reflect his outrage at the deterioration and neglect of the place, even stating that Paco “would kill us all” if he saw how it looks today.
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** After their double celebration and a road trip honeymoon, Dua Lipa and Callum Turner are facing the emotional low that can sometimes follow the joy of a wedding. The article explains how the couple is getting through that post-nuptial sadness.
** Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are now husband and wife after a wedding in the heart of New York: “There were no bridesmaids or groomsmen”
** The wedding was officiated by actor Adam Sandler, and the couple announced their “newlywed” status on a big screen outside Madison Square Garden.
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** Penélope Cruz spoke on *Hot Ones* about her experience with Bad Bunny and revealed that his presence has had a positive impact on her family. The actress said that, thanks to the Puerto Rican artist, her children finally think she is “cool.”
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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 they still need to decide where to dump the rubble, which would be left near the sea. The designer says she has already grown tired of the situation.
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** Penélope Cruz revealed that she and Salma Hayek experienced an in-flight emergency while traveling dressed as clowns. No further details were given about the incident, but the anecdote stands out because of how unusual the situation was and the contrast between their outfits and the seriousness of the moment.
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** Belinda and Miguel Bosé discovered during the World Cup that their ancestors shared a bullring, revealing an unexpected historical connection between their families.
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** Jonas Vingegaard became the first leader of the Tour de France after the opening time trial in Barcelona. In the opening stage, his Visma-Lease a Bike team placed him at the top of the general classification on day one of the French Grand Tour.
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** Landon Donovan praised Spain on FOX after Luis de la Fuente’s team defeated Austria, saying the result was another statement reminding the world not to overlook them in the World Cup.
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** American climber Emma Hunt made history by becoming the first woman to go under 6 seconds in speed climbing, surpassing the 6.03-second mark previously held by Olympic champion Aleksandra Miroslaw.
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** Andy Murray, former world No. 1 and 44-time title winner, discussed Carlos Alcaraz’s injury in an interview with Tennis365. He suggested that the Spaniard’s injury may be linked to changes in racket and string technology.
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** Norway’s national team coach suffered a cardiac arrest 25 years ago while he was a footballer. His heart stopped beating for seven minutes, a life-threatening experience that marked his life and is now part of the story of the manager who takes on Brazil.
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** The actress, presenter, and audiovisual producer Cristina Maró has managed to balance her professional career with multiple sclerosis. Her message highlights the importance of not letting the illness become the center of one’s life.
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** In Spain, there are around 140 people diagnosed with Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome, an ultra-rare genetic disease. The article highlights its World Day, celebrated on July 3, and brings attention to the reality of those living with this uncommon disorder.
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** A new finding opens the door to more precise treatments for spinal cord injuries by identifying how to prevent scars from hindering their repair. This could help improve recovery and the development of more effective therapies.
** Trump scares the market and Wall Street takes the opportunity to buy: what could go wrong?
** The “buy the dip” strategy is gaining traction on Wall Street, even as Trump’s decisions and statements increase uncertainty in the markets. Investors are taking advantage of the declines to get in, betting on a rebound despite the higher risk of volatility.
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** Lagarde, the former French minister, does not rule out leaving the ECB presidency ahead of schedule, as she would be considering an active role in France’s presidential elections scheduled for spring 2027.
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** European stock markets continued to rise without guidance from Wall Street, which was closed for the July 4 holiday. The Ibex 35 hit a new all-time high and closed at 19,854 points, surpassing the 19,800-point threshold.
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** Aena will cap passenger numbers by terminal and traffic type at El Prat and Barajas during peak demand next summer to prevent overcrowding and saturation.
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** Dia has inaugurated its second largest logistics center in Spain in León, with 64,000 square meters and an investment of €60 million. The new facility will supply 500 stores in Castilla y León, Galicia, Asturias, and the Basque Country, ranking only behind the Illescas center (Toledo).
** Ibercaja increases its consumer financing and leasing activity by 40%
** Ibercaja has increased its consumer financing and leasing activity by 40%. At the end of May, the accumulated production in this business reached 220 million euros.
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** Amazon would have canceled the release of Luca Guadagnino’s film out of fear of harming a recent deal with OpenAI. However, the movie, centered on AI and Elon Musk, has already found a new distributor and will finally be able to reach audiences.
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** The article presents a brief selection of very short films, all under 60 minutes, designed to be watched in a short amount of time without wasting time. According to the text, these films may be brief, but they promise to leave a big impression and even “change your life.”
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** The article recommends five streaming series for fans of the young adult genre and *Off Campus*, highlighting that this kind of story is having a major moment right now.
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** The new version of Robin Hood shows his darkest and most human side. The article compares it with other streaming films that also reinterpret mythical heroes from a harsher and more brutal perspective.
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** The streaming version of *Torrente Presidente* has removed an anatomical detail of the character. Santiago Segura clarified that it was not censorship by Netflix, but rather his own decision.
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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 data from the INE.
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** A study of 153,000 cases diagnosed between 1993 and 2018 shows changes in cancer trends in Spain: digestive tumors are increasing among young people, while tobacco-related cancers are declining throughout the country.
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** The study explains how physical stimuli can be converted into biological signals, showing that microdevices can activate cells from a distance using ultrasound. This breakthrough could open the door to very precise therapies.
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** Walking barefoot helps activate the muscles in the foot and has a positive effect on the body’s overall posture.
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** The latest report from the Spanish Society of Medical Oncology (SEOM) forecasts that more than 300,000 cancer cases will be diagnosed in Spain this year, representing a 1.95% increase compared with 2025.
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** Research is key to better understanding ALS and developing more effective treatments. The new scientific findings offer hope for improving the management of this disease and advancing toward more innovative therapies.
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** Galaxy Glasses Manager would be the central app for managing Samsung’s smart glasses, according to the leak. This software would act as the device’s control hub, although no further details about its functions or features have been revealed.
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** Gemini can now use information from connected apps and Google Photos to generate images that are better tailored to users’ interests and preferences.
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** HUAWEI introduces the MatePad Pro Max in Spain, a tablet that promises 20% more power than its previous version, 30% better heat dissipation, and up to 13 hours of battery life, standing out for being lighter and more efficient.
** Gmail starts listening: Google tests a feature to search emails with your voice
** Google is testing a voice search feature in Gmail that will let users find emails without typing. The tool aims to make it easier to access information when checking many messages or manually writing searches is inconvenient.
** Movistar includes the Movistar WiFi 7 Router in all new fiber subscriptions and puts its signal amplifier on sale
** Movistar will incorporate the Movistar WiFi 7 Router in all new fiber subscriptions, with the capacity to manage up to 70% more traffic. In addition, it will begin selling its signal amplifier to improve coverage and connectivity at home.
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** The article highlights fresh and elegant dresses designed to take you from a day at the beach to the beach bar with comfort and style. They are versatile pieces that work for different summer plans by the sea.
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** The expert explains the most common mistakes when using sunscreen and warns that the false belief that makeup with SPF is enough to protect the skin still persists.
** Abdominal diastasis: an expert answers the most common questions and explains when surgery is necessary
** Abdominal diastasis is not just a cosmetic issue: it can affect body stability, movement, and recovery after pregnancy. The content highlights the importance of understanding when this muscle separation requires medical attention and in which cases surgery may be necessary.
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** A simple and accessible form of training that uses one’s own body weight is gaining popularity among women. It stands out for helping increase strength without the need for complex equipment, making it practical and adaptable to different fitness levels.
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** A short, fresh, and effortless haircut that is emerging as an ideal option for summer and for coping better with the heat.
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** Gingham checks, nautical stripes, tartan, and Prince of Wales checks are classic prints that come back into fashion again and again. Although they are now wardrobe staples, few people know their origins, the meaning of their names, and the history behind them.
** Camper buys majority stake in luxury sandal brand Ancient Greek Sandals
** The Mallorca-based company Camper has acquired a majority stake in the luxury sandal brand Ancient Greek Sandals. Even so, 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 and stood out for wearing jewelry valued at €240,000.
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** Bombardier and Lebanese designer Elie Saab have collaborated to create the cabin of a luxury business jet, blending haute couture style with the world’s fastest private jet.
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** The avant-garde architecture of the Plasencia Conference Center makes it an iconic and versatile space. The article highlights this unique building as one of the city’s hidden gems.
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** The content introduces refreshing lemonade recipes to make at home during the summer and pleasantly combat the heat.
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** Aloe vera and honey are combined for their antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, which may help strengthen the immune system and support overall well-being.
** Six recipes to enjoy with friends or family on a Sunday at home
** The article highlights that meals with friends are one of the favorite summer plans, and that enjoying them with well-prepared recipes makes them even better.
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** The article highlights a bar in central Madrid that has become very popular among football fans. According to the Repsol Guide, it is an ideal recommendation for following the 2026 World Cup and enjoying the matches in a lively atmosphere.
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** This Japanese restaurant, also present in Barcelona and Paris, was a pioneer in serving the most prized wagyu outside Japan. It stands out for offering high-quality Kobe beef in Madrid starting at 89 euros.
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** There are several theories about the origin of *arroz del senyoret*, also called *arroz del señorito*, a traditional Valencian dish.
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** The European Union’s annual report highlights which countries have the best-quality coastal, river, and lake waters for bathing, reinforcing the ranking of European destinations with the cleanest waters.
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** A 1,600-kilometer journey through the Carpathians that crosses 400 villages and showcases Romania’s most spectacular geography. The route combines extraordinary landscapes with charming towns, offering an experience similar to the Camino de Santiago, but in Romania.
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** Málaga will launch a new direct flight to a major Asian capital on July 14, with three weekly frequencies.
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** The Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora, in Tenerife, served as the filming location for Netflix’s new series, *Oasis*, becoming the setting where the protagonists’ story unfolds.
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** Dongfeng has launched the Vigo in Spain, an electric SUV with up to 340 km of range, fast charging, and a price below €30,000. With this, the brand expands its lineup in the Spanish market with a competitive offering.
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** Once again, most self-employed transport operators who applied for the Ministry of Transport’s aid to leave the industry will not receive any subsidy. Only a minority of applicants will obtain financial support.
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** Ebro has invested 150 million euros in its Barcelona plant to significantly increase production capacity in Spain. The new M1 line drives this growth and paves the way for the launch of Ebro’s first electric model.
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** The Ministry of Transport has approved the budget to expand the Figueres bypass (Girona) on the N-2 and turn it into a multi-lane road.
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** Several vehicles suffered punctures on the A-8 near Liendo after driving over metal pieces and sheets on the roadway. The incident affected nearly twenty cars.
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** The transport worker says that in Asturias he hardly found any job offers for rigid transport, while in the trailer sector there are many job opportunities and a strong demand for drivers.
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** The Housing Union unfurled banners against tourist apartments during the Tour’s passage through Barcelona. One of them appeared on Tarragona Street, next to a block of tourist apartments that neighbors have been denouncing for years.
** How to reload TUC cards for San Fermín: public transport passes for getting around Pamplona
** TUC cards can be recharged online through the “Recarga TUC” system, making it easier to access public transport passes for getting around Pamplona during San Fermín.
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** Aemet warns of a spell of intense heat in Extremadura, with highs of up to 41 degrees across the entire region. In addition, nighttime lows will remain very high, preventing things from cooling down at night and making it harder to rest.
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** Galicia is facing an orange alert for extreme heat, with highs of up to 39 degrees. In the northwest and west of A Coruña, 34 degrees are expected, although warning thresholds will be exceeded in inland areas.
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** A seismic swarm of 500 low-intensity events was recorded in Tenerife over 10 hours, with none of them felt by the population.
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** A magnitude 2.2 earthquake has been recorded in the Gulf of Cádiz, two days after another 3.5 quake. According to the available information, neither of the two earthquakes caused injuries or material damage.
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** More than 200 fuel containers, allegedly used by drug-smuggling boats, have been collected on the beaches of Doñana. They are believed to have been abandoned in the area for several months.
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** A worker has died after suffering an electric shock while handling an electrical panel in El Casar de Escalona. When paramedics arrived at the scene, they could only confirm his death.
** Man arrested for installing a geolocator in his ex-wife’s vehicle to monitor her
** A man was arrested after placing a hidden geolocator under the front passenger seat of his ex-wife’s vehicle in order to watch and control her.
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** The Supreme Court has accepted the appeal filed by Castilla y León against the regularization of immigrants. The measure had already been formalized by other autonomous communities, which have also filed similar appeals and brought the matter before the courts.
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** A man was found unconscious in the water at Acequión beach in Torrevieja. Medical personnel performed resuscitation efforts, but could only confirm his death.
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** Craig McNeile warns that artificial intelligence could pose a risk to future programmers, especially if new developers become too dependent on AI assistants in their projects. He also raises the question of what will happen if access to these tools is limited because of their high cost.
** Who is the “Batman of Lagos”? The anonymous vigilante who catches thieves outside the law
** Mexican authorities remind the public that taking justice into one’s own hands is a crime and can be punished by law.
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** The article explains the difference between “si no” and “sino,” two forms that are often confused in messages and headlines. “Si no,” written as two words, combines a condition and a negation.
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** A recently retired teacher decided to make the most of her retirement by changing her life and traveling the world aboard a cruise ship. After leaving her home, she began a new chapter traveling by sea.
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** Arching their backs in cats can have several meanings depending on the context: relaxation, play, fear, pain, or a territorial warning. This posture does not always indicate aggression; its interpretation depends on the animal’s overall behavior and the situation in which it occurs.
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** In some breeds, judges must not touch the dog directly, since the breed standard requires it to maintain a natural reserve toward strangers.
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** Veterinarians are calling for more education so owners can recognize signs of distress in animals and avoid helping spread problematic content on social media.
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** The content only invites readers to check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es, without including any additional details about predictions or zodiac signs.
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** The results of the National Lottery for Saturday, July 4, 2026 will be announced starting at 1:30 p.m. and can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.
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** The winning number for the Sueldazo de la ONCE drawing on Saturday, July 4, 2026, is 48631 from series 038. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.
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** The winning Bonoloto combination for Saturday, July 4, 2026 was 7, 10, 25, 45, 46, and 48. The complementary number was 1 and the reintegro number was 3. The full results can be checked on 20minutos.es.
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** If you use a portable air conditioner and the window doesn’t seal properly, the cold air escapes and its performance drops a lot. This accessory helps better seal the vent outlet and improve the unit’s efficiency during the summer.
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** Having a smoke detector at home can make the difference between a scare and a tragedy in a domestic accident. For just over 13 euros, this device offers peace of mind and helps strengthen home safety.
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** This microwave stands out for its built-in TFT display and modern design. In addition to heating food, it offers large capacity and a touch interface that makes it more practical and sophisticated.
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** The article presents a pool-cleaning robot as a practical and modern alternative for keeping the bottom of the pool clean without manual effort. It highlights that it is an affordable and useful option for those who want to save time and avoid vacuuming by hand.
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** The article announces that it will explain the origin of five everyday expressions that include a piece of clothing or an accessory, showing where these phrases we repeat without thinking about their history come from.
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** The new generation of influencers created with artificial intelligence is spreading relationship advice that normalizes isolation, control, and women’s submission.
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** Victor Ikpeba was a standout figure of the “golden generation” of Nigerian football. He played in the 1994 and 1998 World Cups and won the Olympic gold medal with Nigeria in Atlanta 1996, establishing himself as one of the great figures of the national team.
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** The article suggests adding linen dresses to your wishlist as must-have basics for summer 2026. It highlights this fabric as one of the freshest and as the best way to beat the heat in style.
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** On the occasion of Lindsay Lohan’s 40th birthday, the article reviews her physical transformation and career path since, at age 10, she auditioned for the role that launched her career. She made her debut playing the twins in *The Parent Trap* (1998) and, after a difficult period, has made a comeback with new projects for Netflix and Disney.
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** The arrival of summer is usually associated with vacations and rest, but it can also bring unexpected health problems if they are not paid attention to.
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** A collection of all the cartoons published by Malagón in *20minutos*, gathered in one place to view and browse his work.
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** Leonardo Suárez, a Venezuelan who lost his mother, wife, two daughters, and a nephew in the tragic earthquakes in Venezuela, says he has managed to stay strong thanks to the love and support of the people around him.
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** The judge in the Koldo case has charged Jéssica Rodríguez, the brother of Ábalos’s former adviser, and former Adif official Ignacio Zaldívar, and has summoned them to testify.
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** Judith and Sarah Andic have released a statement in which they express their “absolute conviction” that Jonathan is innocent and trust that “everything will be clarified” over time.
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** La Primitiva on Saturday, July 4, 2026 had the winning combination of numbers 19, 25, 28, 43, 44, and 48. The complementary number was 16, the refund number was 8, and the Joker was 4249108. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.
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** The article notes that people who neatly adjust their chair when they stand up often show high self-discipline, attention to detail, and care for their surroundings. This everyday gesture could reflect traits of orderliness, responsibility, and consideration for others.
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** Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker after the events of 'Spider-Man: No Way Home,' which ended with a dimensional apocalypse and redefined the character’s future in the Marvel Universe.
** 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 enhance the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness without losing style. He points out that certain products, such as an unsuitable eyeliner, can make the face look harsher, and recommends adjusting the technique to promote a brighter, more rejuvenated appearance.
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** Philip Barantini directs the third installment of *Enola Holmes*, a film that is as entertaining and solid as the previous ones, but also just as inconsequential. Millie Bobby Brown continues to portray Enola with energy in this new Netflix adventure.
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** The expert explains the current situation of mortgages when buying a home and notes that the preference for fixed-rate mortgages has changed. According to her analysis, that approach is no longer dominant in the market as it once was.
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** The Asturian chef shared an appetizer idea on his show using canned cockles, suggesting a different combination to enhance them: instead of lemon, use mandarin and oil.
** Review of *The Death of Robin Hood*: a gray-haired Hugh Jackman turns the hero into the villain of his own story
** The review of *The Death of Robin Hood*, directed by Michael Sarnoski and starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, highlights an introspective take on Robin Hood. The film explores redemption and revenge, portraying an aging, more ambiguous Robin who becomes the antagonist of his own legend.
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** The writer from Cartagena, Arturo Pérez-Reverte, shows himself to be a fan of a Netflix crime series with 43 episodes, which he compares to *Hill Street Blues* for its modern style.
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** A 37-year-old truck driver shares on social media what he has learned in the industry and describes his first experience working night shifts with the trailer, highlighting the sensations and the impact of a workday that began at midnight and ended at 11:30 a.m.
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** A 122-meter-long historic passage in Barcelona, protected as a historic ensemble, connects El Clot and Sant Martí. Its colorful houses, 19th-century working-class architecture, and peaceful atmosphere make it a pedestrian oasis in the heart of the city.
** The Most Spectacular Highlights of Temps de Flors 2026: Streets, Installations, and the Most Sought-After Spots
** Temps de Flors 2026 returns to fill Catalonia with color, featuring 113 decorated spaces, as well as concerts and tours through some of the city’s most emblematic corners. The flower show stands out for its spectacular installations and the most sought-after locations among visitors.
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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, while preserving its traditional Cantabrian architecture.
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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has presented a new tourist “visa,” inspired by the Camino de Santiago, to encourage rural tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville. The initiative aims to attract visitors and boost the local economy.
** Heat wave disrupts Fourth of July events across US, strains power grids
** A dangerous heat wave is affecting holiday celebrations nationwide, forcing event changes and raising concerns over power grid strain. Officials urged residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor exposure as temperatures climbed to dangerous levels across multiple states.
** St Petersburg region oil terminal hit in major Ukrainian drone attack
** Ukrainian drones struck an oil terminal in Russia’s St Petersburg region, causing a major fire, while other attacks damaged infrastructure and disrupted operations. The assault was part of a wider wave of strikes that Moscow said it intercepted in several regions, highlighting the ongoing cross-border escalation.
Eastern US 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, citing strong demand and favorable market conditions, but warns that downside risks could emerge if sentiment or economic conditions change.
** Oil prices little changed as US-Iran peace efforts hold
** Oil prices were steady as traders weighed ongoing U.S.-Iran peace efforts, which could ease supply concerns. Markets showed limited movement while investors awaited more clarity on geopolitics and potential impacts on global crude demand and exports.
** Oil prices little changed as US-Iran peace efforts hold
** Oil prices stayed mostly steady as US-Iran peace efforts reduced fears of a broader conflict, while traders also kept an eye on possible supply disruptions and signs about future OPEC+ production decisions.
** Silver surges +2.86% into bull trap zone: Hourly levels
** Silver rose 2.86% and moved into a possible bull trap zone, with traders monitoring key hourly support and resistance levels for signs of either continued upside or a reversal. The move points to strong short-term momentum, but also suggests caution that the rally may not last if the price cannot remain above nearby support.
** Gold stalls below $4,232 resistance cluster: Live levels
** Gold is holding near record highs but remains capped below a key resistance zone around $4,232. Traders are watching live support and resistance levels for signs of the next move, as momentum pauses after the metal’s sharp run-up.
** Keiko Fujimori declared winner of Peru presidential race
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** Exclusive: Iran exploring oil sales to Japan, buyers seek longer sanctions waiver, sources say
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** Uber pauses Europe food delivery expansion as it pursues Delivery Hero deal, FT reports
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** India regains favor as investors seek shelter from AI-driven market swings
** Investors are turning back to India as a safer market amid volatility fueled by AI-related stock swings. With strong domestic demand, steady economic growth, and less dependence on tech-heavy sentiment, India is seen as a defensive destination compared with more turbulent global markets.
** Russia stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged
** Russia’s stock market closed lower, while the MOEX Russia Index ended unchanged. The provided article content is incomplete, so no additional details can be summarized.
** European earnings season preview: Watch these 3 things, analyst says
** European companies are expected to report earnings as attention focuses on three key themes: the impact of tariffs, the outlook for banks, and signs of a weaker consumer. Analysts say investors will be watching how companies handle trade-related uncertainty, whether financial firms can maintain strong performance, and whether consumer demand is holding up.
Trump Accounts to debut as the U.S. kicks off 250th Independence Day celebrations
The U.S. is beginning its 250th Independence Day celebrations with the launch of “Trump Accounts,” while also marking the start of a yearlong series of events leading up to America’s semiquincentennial.
** Is AI inflation transitory?
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** Iran conflict strengthens the case for power and metals over oil: strategist
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** UK’s Next plans takeover bid for Harvey Nichols, Sky News reports
** UK retailer Next is reportedly preparing a takeover bid for luxury department store Harvey Nichols, according to Sky News. The move could signal Next’s expansion into premium retail, although no formal offer has been announced and details remain limited.
** Korea’s KOSPI P/E valuation falls to its lowest level since the global financial crisis
** Korea’s benchmark KOSPI stock index has fallen to its lowest price-to-earnings valuation since the global financial crisis, reflecting weak market sentiment and concerns about economic growth and corporate earnings. The decline suggests that investors are valuing Korean equities much lower than they did in previous years.
Continental sells ContiTech to Lone Star Funds for €4 billion
Continental has agreed to sell its ContiTech division to Lone Star Funds for €4 billion as part of a broader restructuring. The move is aimed at sharpening the company’s focus on its core automotive businesses and improving capital allocation.
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** Toronto home sales rise in June for fourth straight month
** Toronto home sales increased in June for a fourth consecutive month, signaling continued recovery in the city’s housing market. The article notes that sales and prices are showing signs of stabilization as buyers return, though broader market conditions remain influenced by interest rates and affordability challenges.
** Britain’s services sector contracts sharply under strain of Iran war, PMI shows
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** UK services sector contracts at fastest pace since January 2023
** The UK services sector shrank at its fastest pace since January 2023, signaling renewed weakness in the economy. The downturn reflects falling demand and weaker business activity, adding pressure on policymakers and raising concerns about growth prospects.
** Italy’s retail sales edge up 0.2% in May
** Italy’s retail sales increased by 0.2% in May, slightly improving from the previous month as consumers spent more on non-food items. The rise suggests modest resilience in household demand despite ongoing economic pressures.
** Eurozone services sector contraction eased in June as inflation cooled sharply, PMI shows
** Eurozone services activity remained in contraction in June, but the downturn eased as demand and business confidence improved. Inflation pressures cooled sharply, with input and output price growth slowing, supporting hopes for further policy easing. The PMI suggested the sector is stabilizing after recent weakness.
** Eurozone economy stabilises in June as inflation cools
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** French services sector contracted in June by more than forecast, PMI shows
** French services activity fell more sharply than expected in June, according to PMI data, signaling a deeper downturn in the sector. The reading suggests weaker demand and continued pressure on France’s economy as the services industry contracted further.
** Italy service sector returns to growth as cost pressures ease, PMI shows
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** Trump marks America’s 250th birthday with National Mall address
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** Christian NGO welcomes release of pastor held in southern China
** Christian Solidarity Worldwide welcomed the release of Pastor Wang Yi after his detention in southern China. The group said he had been held for his Christian beliefs and urged authorities to respect religious freedom and stop targeting house church leaders.
** China seeks closer business ties with Europe as Wang meets Wallenberg
** China’s top diplomat Wang Yi met Wallenberg to discuss strengthening business ties with Europe amid ongoing economic and geopolitical tensions. The talks highlighted China’s interest in expanding trade, investment, and cooperation with European partners despite friction over tariffs, market access, and broader strategic concerns.
** New Zealand pledges seven new trade negotiations if National Party wins election
** The National Party says it would launch seven new trade negotiations if elected, aiming to expand New Zealand’s export markets and boost economic growth. The plan focuses on strengthening trade ties across Asia, Europe, and the Americas while supporting key sectors like agriculture and manufacturing.
** Australia to sign Fiji security pact, advance India uranium export deal
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** Trump, Putin discuss Ukraine, Iran ahead of NATO summit
** The article discusses a reported conversation between Trump and Putin before a NATO summit, focusing on Ukraine and Iran. It highlights the geopolitical implications of their talks, especially amid tensions over Ukraine and concerns about Iran, and suggests the discussion could influence alliance dynamics and summit outcomes.
** North Korea’s Kim oversees cruise missile launch from new naval destroyer
** Kim Jong Un supervised a cruise missile test from North Korea’s new destroyer, highlighting the regime’s push to strengthen its navy and missile capabilities. The launch was portrayed as part of efforts to modernize the military and improve readiness amid ongoing tensions with the U.S. and its allies.
** Vance says Britain needs political change, pledges support for next PM
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** Trump administration proposes 702 regulatory rollbacks in deregulatory push
** The Trump administration unveiled a sweeping deregulatory agenda with 702 proposed rollbacks aimed at reducing federal rules across agencies. The effort is presented as a broad push to cut red tape, lower compliance costs, and speed up business activity, though critics warn it could weaken protections for consumers, workers, and the environment.
** Iran holds state funeral for Khamenei as successor stays out of public view
** Iran held a state funeral for Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei amid a tense political transition. Meanwhile, his successor remained out of public view, fueling uncertainty over leadership and the country’s future direction.
** EOS Climbs 10% In a Green Day
** EOS rose 10% as cryptocurrency markets posted broad gains. The token’s jump came amid a strong risk-on session, with investors buying across the sector and pushing digital assets higher.
** Bitcoin hits $63K resistance zone: Live levels
** Bitcoin is testing a major resistance area around $63,000 as traders watch key live price levels. The move will show whether BTC can break higher or face renewed selling pressure, with market participants closely monitoring support and resistance for the next move.
** Cardano Climbs 12% In Rally
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** Vantage Introduces 24/7 Gold CFD Trading with XAUUSD247
** Vantage has launched XAUUSD247, a gold CFD that trades 24/7, giving clients continuous access to gold price movements beyond traditional market hours. The offering is designed to provide greater flexibility, faster response to global events, and more opportunities for traders to manage risk and capitalize on volatility.
** Bitcoin slips as institutional inflows and corporate strategies remain in focus
** Bitcoin edged lower after recent gains, but attention remained on steady institutional inflows and on corporations continuing to add crypto to their balance sheets. Market participants are watching whether large-scale buying and treasury strategies can support prices despite short-term volatility.
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** Cardano Climbs 11% on a Green Day
** Cardano surged 11% during a broader crypto market rally, standing out as investors bought risk assets on a positive trading day. The move reflected strong momentum for the token amid overall gains across major cryptocurrencies.
** Bitcoin edges above $62k, set for weekly rise after softer U.S. jobs data
** Bitcoin rose above $62,000, heading for a weekly gain after U.S. jobs data came in weaker than expected, boosting hopes for easier monetary policy. The move lifted risk assets broadly, while traders also watched upcoming economic data for clues about Federal Reserve policy and the direction of the crypto market.
** 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 its regional presence and give Indonesian users access to BTSE’s digital asset services, reflecting the country’s growing demand for crypto adoption.
** Bitcoin rises 2%, briefly tops $62k as weak U.S. jobs data eases rate hike fears
** Bitcoin climbed about 2% and briefly topped $62,000 after weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data raised hopes that the Federal Reserve may slow rate hikes. The move lifted crypto sentiment more broadly, though markets remained cautious amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty.
** Micron breaks ground on $9.3bn Japan expansion to boost AI memory output
** Micron has begun construction on a $9.3 billion expansion in Japan to increase production of high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI systems. The move supports growing demand for advanced memory as AI adoption accelerates, and is part of broader efforts to strengthen supply capacity and compete in the fast-growing AI chip market.
** Canfor completes acquisition of PinkWood I-joist facility
** Canfor has finalized its acquisition of PinkWood’s I-joist manufacturing facility, expanding its building products operations. The move strengthens Canfor’s position in engineered wood products and supports growth in the North American construction materials market.
** Ann Wagner invests in KKR Private Equity, sells stakes in Partners Group Private Equity
** The article reports that Ann Wagner made new investments in KKR Private Equity while selling holdings in Partners Group Private Equity, reflecting a shift in her private equity portfolio. No additional details were provided in the content.
** Daniel Meuser from Pennsylvania’s 9th District makes significant trades in NVIDIA and SpaceX
** Pennsylvania Representative Daniel Meuser reported notable trades involving NVIDIA and SpaceX, drawing attention to his investment activity and potential financial interests. The trades were disclosed through standard congressional reporting, highlighting his positions in major tech and aerospace companies.
** Gilbert Cisneros from California’s 31st District makes multiple stock trades
** The article reports that Rep. Gilbert Cisneros of California’s 31st District made several stock trades, detailing the transactions and raising typical questions about lawmakers’ investment activity and potential conflicts of interest.
** Experian sets exchange rate for second interim dividend
** Experian has announced the exchange rate for its second interim dividend, affecting shareholders who receive payments in a different currency. The move is part of the company’s regular dividend process.
** Phoenix Copper plans £2.3m fundraising at a 54.5% discount
** Phoenix Copper announced a £2.3 million fundraising effort priced at a 54.5% discount to raise cash for ongoing operations and project development. The move reflects financial pressure and is intended to support the company’s next stages of work.
BlackRock increases stake in CVS Group to 5%
BlackRock has increased its holding in CVS Group to 5%, according to the latest disclosure. The move signals a notable rise in the asset manager’s interest in the veterinary services company.
** Tesco updates £15bn euro medium-term note programme
** Tesco has updated its £15bn euro medium-term note programme, which allows the company to issue debt securities in the future. The programme revision supports Tesco’s funding flexibility and access to the market, but no immediate bond issuance was announced.
Critical Metals secures £2.5m convertible loan facility
Critical Metals has arranged a £2.5 million convertible loan facility to support working capital and business development. The funding gives the company additional financial flexibility as it advances its projects and corporate activities.