News Summary - 07/09/2026

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** US launches more strikes on Iran with blasts reported in southern part of the country

** Trump said the strikes were "retribution for yesterday's bombing of ships by Iran." The attacks follow earlier tensions, with Iran having already promised strong retaliation.

** Democrat Graham Platner suspends campaign for key US Senate race in Maine

** Platner suspended his campaign days after a woman accused him of sexual assault. He has denied the allegation, calling it “categorically false.”

** Platner's disastrous candidacy exposes rifts that could dampen Democrats' Senate hopes

** Graham Platner’s candidacy collapse has thrown a must-win Democratic Senate race into turmoil and exposed deeper divisions between the party’s left wing and moderates, potentially weakening Democrats’ broader chances of winning Senate control.

** It was “love at first sight” with their adopted baby. Then they were told he may have been trafficked

** The article examines a case that highlights child trafficking in Indonesia and raises questions about Singapore’s ability to detect and prevent such trafficking, especially in cross-border adoption cases.

** Do bees have feelings? Study reveals the insects' "inner life"

** New research found that bumblebees showed "emotion-like behaviors" previously seen only in mammals.

** International court tells BBC of breakthrough in Sudan war crimes probe

** The International Criminal Court says it has made progress in its investigation into atrocities committed in Darfur, as part of its ongoing three-year investigation into alleged war crimes in Sudan.

** Ukraine to receive license to produce Patriot missiles, Trump says

** Trump said Ukraine will receive a license to produce Patriot missiles. The systems are highly effective against Russian ballistic missiles, but they take a long time to manufacture.

** Starmer was given a gun and ammunition by the Turkish president at NATO

** Keir Starmer was given a gun and ammunition by Turkey’s president during a NATO event. The weapon has not been brought back to the UK and is instead being held by British officials in Turkey.

Wealthy AI workers are driving San Francisco house prices up

San Francisco home prices have reached a record high, with the median home price now at $1.7 million, according to the latest figures.

** Arizona toddler found alive in hospital morgue after being declared dead from drowning

** An 18-month-old child, who was initially declared dead after a drowning incident, was later found to still be alive in the hospital morgue. He was flown to another hospital for further treatment and survived.

** NATO allies announce £37bn for new missile project

** Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will gather about a dozen leaders in Ankara to discuss the program.

** Justin Bieber joins Madonna, Shakira and BTS for FIFA World Cup final half-time show

** The Super Bowl-style halftime performance marks Justin Bieber’s latest major live appearance following his comeback performances at Coachella.

** Teenager arrested after two 13-year-old girls seriously injured in German school attack

** Police launched a major operation near Welfen-Gymnasium secondary school in Schongau, Bavaria, after an incident that seriously injured two 13-year-old girls. A teenager was arrested in connection with the attack.

** Eight killed after landslide hits girls' school in Bangladesh

** Rescuers pulled bodies from mud after heavy monsoon rains caused a landslide to hit a girls' school on Bangladesh’s southeastern coast, killing eight people.

** German doctor jailed for murder of 15 patients and suspected of more

** A German palliative care doctor was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of murdering 15 patients. He is also suspected of killing additional patients, according to the report.

Nigeria’s president demands to know how a fake agency was allegedly set up in his office

Adeniyi Adeyemi is accused of forging an appointment letter and obtaining funding for a fake agency that the presidency says it had no knowledge of, prompting President Bola Tinubu to seek answers on how it was created within his office.

** Trains and emergency calls affected after major outage at Australia's largest telecoms company

** A major outage at Australia’s largest telecoms company disrupted trains and emergency calls. Servers at data centres in Sydney and Melbourne were blamed, but the exact cause is still unknown.

** Khamenei's coffin carried through Shia shrines as ceremonies held in Iraq

** The remains of Iran’s late supreme leader were taken to the Shia holy cities of Najaf and Karbala in Iraq, where funeral rites were held as ceremonies continued for a fifth day.

** Cubans protest after third nationwide power cut this year

** Cuban officials said power was mostly restored after the third nationwide blackout this year, but residents still without electricity expressed anger and frustration over the repeated outages.

** Utah boarding school where Paris Hilton alleged abuse as a teen loses its license

** Paris Hilton criticized the Utah boarding school, saying it “failed the children,” after regulators revoked its license over allegations of neglect and the use of unnecessary restraints.

** Suspect ate Chick-fil-A and interacted with Charlie Kirk staff before shooting, court hears

** A preliminary hearing will decide whether Tyler Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, will be sent to trial.

Australia dock workers call for 28-hour week in AI talks

A union warns that dock workers are “in the crosshairs” of automation as artificial intelligence is being tested across Australian ports.

** Top Democrats urge Maine Senate candidate to withdraw from race over sexual assault allegation

** Graham Platner denied the sexual assault allegation, calling it “categorically false,” but said he is taking time to think about the best path forward as pressure grows from leading Democrats for him to leave the race.

** Lawyer says detained Gaza doctor was severely beaten in Israeli jail

** The lawyer for Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya told the BBC that during a visit last week, his client had been so badly beaten while in Israeli detention that he could not recognize him.

** Children keep dying in a country that has made huge progress against measles

** Bangladesh has reported more than 120,000 suspected and confirmed measles cases, overwhelming hospitals and straining the country’s health system despite earlier progress against the disease.

** NATO chief tells BBC that Trump comments are like a “family argument”

** Mark Rutte said NATO is stronger than ever and expressed full confidence in the US president’s commitment to the alliance.

** *The Pitt leads Emmy nominations, but Stranger Things snubbed in top categories*

** *The Pitt* and *Hacks* are leading contenders in this year’s Emmy race, with both shows earning multiple nominations. The article directs readers to the full list of nominees for America’s top TV awards.

** Bowen: For all his bluster, Trump has no better option than talks with Iran

** BBC International Editor Jeremy Bowen says the Iran negotiation process is fragile, and recent US strikes highlight how difficult reaching any agreement will be.

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** Fears of a massacre in this city on the front line of Sudan’s war

** The UN human rights chief says El-Obeid has been living under “siege-like conditions” for 18 months amid Sudan’s war, raising fears of a possible massacre as fighting intensifies.

** “The water just came so fast”: Typhoon triggers floods and rare tornadoes in China

** Villagers whose families have been stranded said the flooding struck suddenly, leaving them struggling to get food and assistance as rescue efforts continue. If you want, I can also translate it into **simpler English** or **more natural headline-style English**.

** Watch: Why is there a "black cloud" over unity at the NATO summit?

** At the NATO summit, U.S. President Donald Trump criticized allies for not supporting his war on Iran and again expressed interest in taking over Greenland, highlighting tensions over unity among member countries.

** Watch: NATO chief asked if there really is “unity” in NATO

** NATO’s secretary general says the alliance remains united, but the BBC’s security correspondent questions whether that claim truly reflects the situation among member states.

** Watch: Gaza football fans watch World Cup from rubble

** Hundreds of people in Gaza cheered for Egypt, which shares a border with the territory, during its World Cup match against Argentina.

** New video shows man believed to be Tyler Robinson before Charlie Kirk shooting

** Newly shown footage from the second day of a preliminary hearing appears to show Robinson walking through a parking garage and later running across a roof, offering a possible glimpse of his movements before the Charlie Kirk shooting.

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** U.S. President Donald Trump said aboard Air Force One, on his way back to Ankara after the NATO summit, that Spain had “redeemed itself” after agreeing to a payment request related to the alliance.

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** Moncloa downplays Trump’s threats to cut trade with Spain and other U.S. criticism, but tensions remain high. Recent friction has intensified further because of the Zapatero case, after information provided by U.S. authorities to Spanish justice led to the former president being charged.

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** In 2025, bilateral trade between Spain and the U.S. totaled €75.161 billion. Spain exported €16.716 billion in goods and €20.144 billion in services, while importing €30.175 billion in goods and €8.126 billion in services. The balance is unfavorable in goods, but favorable in services.

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** Trump criticizes Spain as a “terrible partner,” although the country has been increasing its defense spending.

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** The text criticizes how everything is happening at great speed and one event replaces the next, while Trump continues accumulating actions. It argues that his restraint will not come from reason, but from those who feel their dignity has been attacked.

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** The U.S. attacked Iran for the second night in a row, amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The action comes after Tehran’s “unjustified aggressions” against merchant ships in this strategic maritime passage.

** New U.S. attacks on Iran, live | The U.S. concludes the second round of attacks against Iran after hitting 90 military targets

** Latest update on the U.S. offensive in Iran. The U.S. has concluded a second round of attacks against Iran, in which, according to the headline, it would have struck 90 military targets.

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** Trump stated that Iran has him as its main target, amid a threat against his plane. The article notes that his participation in the NATO leaders' summit in Turkey was his first international trip in the new aircraft.

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** The PP is asking for the appearance of Elma Saiz and Fernando Grande-Marlaska to explain the Government’s “lack of foresight” in the regularization process. It has also submitted a series of questions demanding data broken down by province on security and the impact on public services.

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** The bulls from Victoriano del Río, from Guadalix de la Sierra (Madrid), are taking part today in the third running of the San Fermín festival in Pamplona. They are usually known for producing fast and noble runs.

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** The Police have identified a participant in the San Fermín festival for recording the bull run with smart glasses, a practice prohibited under Pamplona’s municipal regulations.

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** The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards will be held in the early hours of September 14.

** Morocco, on Yamal and his decision to wear the Red: “I don’t know of any Spanish player named Jamel”

** Fouzi Lekjaa commented on Lamine Yamal’s decision to play for Spain in the 2026 World Cup, in remarks referring to the Spanish international’s choice to represent La Roja.

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** Shakira spoke by video call with Broncano on *La Revuelta* about her return to Spain, where she plans a residency in Madrid between September and October 2026. The singer said she is preparing a big show for her comeback after three years.

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** The family reported Nikoline missing after losing track of her in the early hours at a nightclub. The Norwegian teenager was found dead after going out partying in Mijas, and authorities are investigating the circumstances of the hit-and-run.

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** Infanta Sofía presided over the presentation of education grants in Zaragoza in her first public speech, where she praised teachers’ work and said that teaching is not chosen for money or recognition. Her parents and her sister Leonor accompanied her and watched her with pride.

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** Madrid and Barcelona account for 9 of the 20 neighborhoods where it is hardest to buy a home with a mortgage without exceeding the recommended financial effort. Market pressure leaves only two neighborhoods within reach for middle-income households in both cities.

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** The 2026 World Cup will feature a Super Bowl-style halftime show during the final, with a longer-than-usual break (more than 15 minutes) and performances by several artists. Justin Bieber is the latest confirmed name for the show.

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** A woman died in Vigo after falling into a well and suffering an electric shock. According to initial reports, she may have accidentally activated the boiler’s automatic system, which caused the electrocution.

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** Michel Gallero, known as “the mentalist of the stars,” says it is more difficult to read a man’s mind if he is with his partner, that he turned down the chance to hypnotize Jordi Wild for 100,000 euros, and that it is even possible to bend spoons. He also claims that we all hypnotize ourselves several times a day.

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** The article explains how the electronic bracelet works: a soft rubber band worn on the ankle to reduce irritation, and a receiver unit installed in the home.

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** The health authorities have urgently withdrawn a tattoo and permanent makeup ink that was being marketed without the required authorization. These personal care products must always have prior approval before being sold.

** 6,000 residents of Gavà are allowed to leave confinement, but the number of people who must stay home in three other municipalities rises to 10,900

** Latest update on the evolution of the wildfires in Spain.

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** Brussels is preparing a review of its first emissions trading scheme to grant more free allowances, for a longer period, to heavy industry, aiming to protect the EU’s competitiveness and avoid disadvantages for European ports compared with those in North Africa. In return, it will demand greater investment in clean technologies.

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** Two people have died in a fire in an apartment in Mijas, according to the initial available information. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the deaths, which could have been violent, after a woman and her daughter were found in the burned apartment.

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** Russell Crowe surprised fans with a noticeable physical transformation at 62 in a photo alongside his son. In the image, the actor poses flexing his arm and shows muscles that are much more defined than in his recent public appearances.

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** The necklace that Lamine Yamal gave to influencer Inés García has attracted a lot of attention because of its high price, which is more than 30,000 euros. In addition, the accessory stands out because it would be a tribute to the footballer himself, which has generated even more interest on social media.

**The summer contest in 20minutos**

**20minutos launches its summer contest to choose which is the best beach in Spain in 2026.**

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** 20minutos is once again launching its initiative to choose the best beach in Spain in 2026 and invites people to vote for their favorite beach in Andalusia, Ceuta, and Melilla.

** The search for Spain’s best beach 2026 begins: vote for your favorite

** 20minutos launches voting to choose Spain’s best beach of 2026. Readers will pick their favorite from 10 beaches; the two most voted will move on to the final, and only one will be the winner.

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** Alberto Chicote, winner of the Special Creators Award, said that feeling proud of giving a voice to people ignored by others is one of the greatest satisfactions of his work.

** Pablo Gil, My Wallet Award: “If you don’t invest, the effort you make to save is useless”

** Pablo Gil has been recognized in the “My Wallet” category of the 20minutos Creators Awards for his pioneering role in stock market analysis in Spain and for becoming a leading figure in financial education.

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** Influencer Nachter has decided to donate his check to a foundation that supports children in care centers. He explained that his gesture comes from a very personal motivation, as he and his wife cannot have children.

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** The Sierra Oeste offers a family getaway near the capital, with landscapes of great ecological value, heritage, and a varied range of activities to enjoy at any time of year. Ideal for unwinding in contact with nature and gastronomy.

** The 4 Best Beachfront Hotels to Enjoy the Solar Eclipse

** On August 12, a total eclipse will take place and will be visible across large areas of Spain. The article highlights some of the best beachfront hotels and coastal spots to observe this historic phenomenon with sea views.

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** Activating roaming is necessary to use your mobile phone outside the country, but it can make your bill much more expensive. Each carrier sets its own rates, so it’s a good idea to check them before traveling to avoid surprises and high charges.

** The Hormone Library: The directors of your day-to-day life without you hardly noticing

** The article explains the role of key hormones such as cortisol, insulin, and thyroid hormones, and how they influence metabolism, stress, and appetite. Understanding their function helps us better understand the body and improve health and well-being.

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** Farage has resigned in order to turn the situation into a political battle he presents as “the people versus the establishment,” rather than face a parliamentary investigation that could damage or condemn him.

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** Judge Peinado says it would not be the first time that a president of an EU country has fled, and argues that the conduct of some police officers can be questioned, noting that this is why the Internal Affairs Unit exists.

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** Influencer Daniela Requena shared screenshots of a private chat with a man she met during a recent trip to Portugal. According to the messages, he reacted offensively when he discovered she is a trans woman, and she made the conversation public.

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** The new Kia Seltos arrives in Europe as a versatile SUV with bold design, a spacious interior and advanced connectivity. It stands out for offering more technology, safety and comfort, with the aim of competing in the SUV segment and attracting drivers looking for practicality and modern equipment.

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** The consortium in which Pontegadea participates has received approval from the Supreme Court of New South Wales, allowing the purchase of 15% of Qube to be finalized.

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** The Greek far right has brought the public subsidies allocated to Christopher Nolan’s film *The Odyssey* before Parliament, sparking controversy over the use of state funds.

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** The actress talks about beauty, the passage of time, and her personal and professional evolution. She says she does not want to appear younger than she is, but rather to proudly embrace her 48 years and the life experience she has gained.

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** Emotional hunger is often focused on a specific food, with an intense urge to eat and, afterward, feelings of guilt.

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** Barcelona aims to increase the availability of groundwater by 20% for uses that do not require drinking water. The system will allow groundwater to be reused to reduce the consumption of potable water in activities that do not need it.

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** A Swiss city combines alpine scenery and traditions with a strong scientific and diplomatic character. In addition to its mountains, lake, watches, and cheese, it stands out as the home of key institutions such as CERN and the UN, and as the birthplace of the Red Cross.

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** Dani Ochoa’s cuisine has been recognized by the Madrid Gastronomy Academy, which has awarded it the distinction of best restaurant in the Community of Madrid.

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** Dacia is adding a self-charging hybrid version to the Sandero for the first time, making it the cheapest hybrid in the B-segment. With this new option, the model expands its powertrain lineup and strengthens its position as an affordable entry point into electrification, with a price below 20,000 euros.

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** Delcy Rodríguez said she sent a letter to King Charles III requesting the release of Venezuelan gold held in London. She said the funds are needed to respond to the emergency caused by the earthquakes and to support the country’s recovery.

** The lifeless body of the Basque-descended citizen Koro Barriola, who disappeared in the Venezuela earthquakes, is found

** The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated the number of Spaniards killed in the Venezuela earthquakes to 38, and the number of missing to 138.

** Foreign Ministry raises to 36 the number of Spaniards killed after the Venezuela earthquakes: 11 more are under the rubble and 138 are missing

** The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has updated the number of Spaniards killed in the earthquakes in Venezuela to 36. It also says 11 citizens remain located under the rubble, a priority for rescue teams, and puts the number of missing at 138.

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** The official death toll from the earthquakes in Venezuela increased to 3,811, while the number of injured remained at 16,740, according to the official report.

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** The funeral mass for winemaker Iván Sanz Cid and his family was officiated in Valladolid by the city’s archbishop, Luis Argüello.

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** *Point Break* is considered one of the best thrillers of the 90s and one of Kathryn Bigelow’s most notable works, a key figure in action cinema directed by women.

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** The Asturias prosecutor’s office is seeking 15 years in prison for a man accused of sexually assaulting a minor with a 40% disability. According to the prosecution, he took advantage of prison furloughs to commit the crimes.

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** Trump tries to open a trade dispute with Spain, although in the sports arena he had no room to maneuver. However, his threats have only had a limited impact.

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** A person says they became obsessed with helping others because doing so with their 3D printer felt like playing, which turned that hobby into a fun way of collaborating and offering support.

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** The cases affecting the government, from Begoña Gómez to Zapatero, are damaging Spain’s image and reinforcing the perception of vulnerability to corruption. This worsens institutional deterioration and weakens public trust.

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** Confidence in justice has fallen to worrying levels, as happens with sales: even if the product is the same, no one believes in the value shown on the price tag anymore.

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** Paula Echevarría attended Pantene’s 20th anniversary accompanied by her daughter Daniella and her current partner, Miguel Torres.

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** A German palliative care doctor was sentenced to life imprisonment for the deaths of 15 people. According to the prosecution, during home visits he administered a mixture of medications that proved fatal for the victims.

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** The government explains that DMOCRACIA is a fictional brand created for the campaign and that this “influencer” initiative cost 380,000 euros, an amount it says is below the average spending on its institutional campaigns.

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** During the Portugal-Spain match, comments resurfaced about the alleged love triangle between Magui Corceiro, João Félix, and Porro, a rumor that had already been discussed four years ago and that the people involved have denied on several occasions.

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** Imserso offers a €525 benefit for pensioners who live in rented housing and do not own a home. The allowance is intended for those who meet the requirements established to access this financial support.

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** The article raises the question of whether intensive air conditioner use during the hottest hours really drives up the electricity bill, although it does not provide specific figures in the excerpt given.

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** The value of the most sought-after stickers has skyrocketed on platforms like Wallapop, Vinted, and eBay, catching the attention of Spain’s tax authorities. The Tax Agency requires these trading card sales to be declared when they generate income subject to tax scrutiny.

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** With just pastry discs, quince paste, and the cheese you prefer, you can make these classic Argentine pastry empanadillas. They’re a delicious, easy, and economical treat, ideal for enjoying for very little money.

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** The Madrid College of Property Administrators answers readers’ questions about housing and homeowners’ associations, addressing common doubts on a wide range of topics.

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** 20minutos invites football fans to take part in a big 100-question challenge to discover who knows the most about the World Cup, which will be held this summer in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

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** 20bien has launched its Wellness Mailbox, a space for readers to share real experiences about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather authentic stories that can serve as inspiration and support for other people.

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** 20minutos presents Ciudadano20, a channel for readers to take part in the news, suggest topics, and report stories that could be investigated. They invite users to write to them and share what issues should be covered.

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** The Supreme Court confirms that the Foreigners Law does not allow rejection at the border, so it is illegal to return migrants who arrive by sea “hotly.” If you want, I can also make the translation sound more natural in journalistic English: **Title:** The Supreme Court confirms that “pushback” of migrants arriving by sea is illegal **Summary:** The Supreme Court confirms that the Immigration Law does not permit border pushbacks, making it illegal to forcibly return migrants who arrive by sea.

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** The Supreme Court considers that it is not the appropriate procedural moment to raise a question before the European Court regarding the regularization of immigrants. It also rejects suspending the regularization process while the proceedings continue.

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** A new migrant boat carrying 15 people was located south of Cabrera, bringing the total number of migrants who arrived in the Balearic Islands between Tuesday and Wednesday to 67.

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** American creator Connor Murphy, linked to “looksmaxxing,” is said to have displayed erratic behavior before drowning at the age of 32. According to police sources, he allegedly vandalized the luxury rental home where he was staying.

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** A 70-year-old man died by drowning at a beach in Calafell. With this case, there have now been 9 fatalities on Catalan beaches since June 15.

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** A girl was rescued from a swimming pool in Alcoy after an incident that occurred around 7:20 p.m. Emergency services acted in time to save her life, and the minor was taken to the hospital for medical attention.

** Asexuality, the invisible orientation: “I can feel desire, but not attraction toward other people”

** Asexuality remains a little-known and overlooked orientation. People on the asexual spectrum report social pressure, difficulties in their romantic relationships, and a lack of recognition, as well as confusion between sexual desire and attraction to other people.

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** The article discusses cryptic pregnancy, a pregnancy that may go undetected until labor. Through the testimony of three women, it explains the shock of discovering it suddenly, the lack of understanding from those around them, and the emotional difficulties in bonding with their children.

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** With a new heat wave likely and the increase in electricity VAT, the high temperatures are disrupting daily life and leading many residents to seek out air-conditioned places outside the home to cope with the extreme heat.

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** Henar Álvarez celebrated the end of the first season of *Al cielo con ella* on La 1 to the rhythm of Frank Sinatra, and confirmed the show’s renewal, highlighting her pride in the work accomplished.

** Tension between Gema López and a businessman over “workplace absenteeism”

** Susanna Griso criticized the statements of a businessman who cited China as a model to follow in labor matters, sparking controversy over his comments about workplace absenteeism.

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** Pepi Valladares, Isabel Pantoja’s former personal assistant for ten years, returned to the Cantora estate for the program *El precio de...* and showed its current condition. While visiting the property, she compared its appearance to that of an “occupied house.”

** TVE’s hat trick with the World Cup, the Tour, and the San Fermín celebration

** TVE has managed to take advantage of major live events to strengthen its programming and attract viewers, successfully combining coverage of the World Cup, the Tour de France, and the San Fermín celebration. The strategy shows how public television can maximize the impact of major live broadcasts.

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** Elbio Nielsen has managed to use three chips implanted in his body to open doors and pay in stores without needing to carry a phone or physical cards.

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** The couple already got married in an intimate ceremony in Paris on June 12, but they will hold a big celebration next Saturday. The wedding will take place at a luxurious Paris hotel, famous for its exclusive suites that can cost up to 6,000 euros per night.

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** Paloma García-Pelayo revealed on *Y ahora Sonsoles* that Paloma Cuevas and Enrique Ponce are reportedly at odds over financial matters. According to the information, he allegedly wants to reduce the alimony, which would have caused tensions between them.

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** Borja González and his companion Pablo Vera were left stranded in Miami after missing their connecting flight back home following their attendance at the World Cup. The influencer described the situation as an “escape room” in order to get out of the United States.

** Luca Dazi, victim of a cyberattack in a public place, reports that more than a thousand euros were stolen from him

** Luca Dazi, a TikToker, warns in a video about the risks of connecting to public networks in public places after reporting that he suffered a cyberattack and had more than a thousand euros stolen from him.

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** The article discusses Luis Pliego’s statements about the sales of Alejandra Rubio’s novel, noting that despite the media attention, the earnings would not have been enough to cover the publishing costs.

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** Paris Hilton celebrated the closure of Provo Canyon School, the boarding school where she said she suffered abuse during her teenage years. The businesswoman became one of the main voices for the victims and a key figure in the legal fight against the center.

** Anabel Pantoja and David Rodríguez overflow with love during a passionate swim: “Closer than ever”

** *El verano se mueve* has shown images of Anabel Pantoja and David Rodríguez enjoying a swim together, acting very affectionately and showing that they are going through a moment of great unity as a couple.

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** José María Almoguera and María Sánchez gave off a very romantic image on social media, but the reality was different. Their behavior during Suso and Marieta’s wedding reflected tension and distance, despite their public appearances.

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** Influencer and bodybuilder Joan Pradells was a guest on the final episode of the season of *Cara al Show*, hosted by Marc Giró, where he recounted an incident that happened during an MRI scan.

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** After eight months without streaming, the American streamer returned with a live broadcast simultaneously on Twitch and YouTube to share details about his “streamer university,” a new project that will include Lizzo among the faculty.

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** The Spanish international has decided to move to England to join London City. Although she will make the leap to English football, she will not play in the Champions League.

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** The Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup determined the eight teams that advanced to the quarterfinals: Morocco, France, Spain, Belgium, England, Norway, Argentina, and Switzerland.

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** Liverpool’s Pimblett will fight this weekend against Benoît Saint Denis on the undercard of McGregor’s return to the UFC.

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** Dani Carvajal, former Real Madrid player and still without a confirmed new team, made a patriotic gesture in the national team’s last match by placing his hand over his chest during Spain’s anthem. He was also ruled out for the 2026 World Cup.

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** Andrew Giuliani, director of the White House task force for the World Cup, defended Trump’s call to Gianni Infantino regarding the Balogun case and criticized the referee, claiming that he had already been investigated. The controversy arises from political вмешательство in a decision related to the striker.

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** Fundación ONCE and the CSIC held a conference on emotional well-being in classrooms, highlighting that inclusive methods for students with disabilities also benefit students without disabilities and improve the school climate.

** Inditex launches accessible labeling to make shopping easier for people with visual impairments

** Inditex has begun implementing a new accessible labeling system to make shopping easier for people with visual impairments. The measure will be rolled out gradually and is expected to be fully completed by the spring/summer 2027 season.

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** Actor Quim Gutiérrez stated that working with actors with disabilities is “similar to when you act with non-professional actors,” comments that have been criticized by actors with disabilities, who believe those words reinforce prejudice and associate them with lower professionalism.

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** The executive acknowledges that competition from Chinese brands and the new regulations from Brussels pose a challenge for all manufacturers. He points out that the main current challenge is complying with CO2 regulations and calls for trade rules to be respected.

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** Nearly eight in ten Spaniards think Europe should promote its own platforms and technologies to strengthen its competitiveness. The survey reflects a widespread perception that the continent is lagging behind China and the United States in the technology sector.

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** The Ministry of Finance estimates that, of the 1.8% of GDP deficit target for 2027, 1.2 points will be allocated to State transfers to Social Security to cover the shortfall and finance pension payments.

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** Spain is among the OECD countries with the largest decline in real wages, with a 2% drop, compared with the average increase of 4.9% recorded across member countries overall.

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** The Senate introduces changes to the text approved by the Congress on June 11: it corrects the original proposal, excludes retirees, and modifies the way contributions are calculated.

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** The neobank MyInvestor, backed by Andbank, El Corte Inglés, AXA, and family offices, is increasing the return on its account to 2.50% APY for new customers. The promotion will be available until August 31.

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** British actress Emma Thompson is once again succeeding with the release of *The Detective Sheep*, a film that is moving hundreds of thousands of viewers around the world.

** Natalie Alyn Lind, actress in *Dutton Ranch*, on the tragic twist in the final episode: “It broke my heart”

** The actress recalled the emotional impact of the tragic ending of the final episode of *Dutton Ranch*, noting that the twist deeply moved her and “broke her heart.”

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** Apple TV will adapt Brandon Sanderson’s *The Stormlight Archive*, an ambitious epic fantasy saga that is still unfinished. The article examines the risk of bringing an unfinished story to the screen, recalling the problems that arose with *Game of Thrones* when adapting a work that had not been completed.

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** After its run in theaters, Prime Video has turned this Spanish film into a 6-episode miniseries. The series-format adaptation has delivered strong results and is already surpassing *Off Campus* in impact.

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** The article recommends four options to watch on streaming this weekend: the film *Project Hail Mary*, *Bitter Christmas*, *A Star Is Born*, and other film and TV series suggestions to enjoy the weekend.

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** A new drug has shown, in patients with migraine and few treatment alternatives, a reduction of up to half the number of days with pain. The finding could offer hope to those who do not respond to previous treatments and strengthen the approach to a highly disabling disease.

** AstraZeneca buys the rights to a lung drug from a Chinese pharmaceutical company for $1.9 billion

** AstraZeneca has acquired the rights to a lung medication valued at $1.9 billion from a Chinese pharmaceutical company. It is a dual PDE3/4 inhibitor, designed to provide bronchodilator and anti-inflammatory effects at the same time.

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** The article warns that extreme heat not only causes the usual discomfort, but also less well-known effects that are worth avoiding. According to the content, high temperatures can affect the body in unusual ways.

** Marian Rojas Estapé: “A sensitive person, under a stress factor, becomes a vulnerable person”

** The psychologist reflects on how to prevent stress and explains that when a sensitive person faces stressful factors, they can become more vulnerable.

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** Researchers at the CNIC have identified the mechanism by which genetic mutations alter key proteins involved in the heartbeat, causing the heart to contract excessively. The finding helps explain the most common genetic heart disease and points to an effective treatment to combat it.

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** An innovative method could make it possible to combat antibiotic-resistant bacteria and also help us understand how metastasis spreads in cancer.

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** Companies are cutting back on hiring junior profiles while, at the same time, raising expectations from day one. AI is automating basic tasks that used to serve as a way to learn, reducing opportunities to gain initial experience.

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** Samsung devices with Android 12 or higher will stop using Samsung Messages, while devices with Android 11 or earlier will still be able to use it. The change affects users in Spain and marks the gradual end of Samsung’s messaging app.

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** Meta has introduced an AI image generator that differs from traditional models because it can use public profile photos as a reference to create new images. The company says this feature expands creative possibilities and makes use of publicly visible content.

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** OpenAI has announced a new GPT-5.6 model family—Sol, Terra, and Luna—positioned as more powerful, cost-effective, and faster than previous offerings.

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** Meta has updated its smart glasses to improve privacy: if the recording LED is covered, the camera automatically turns off, preventing unwanted recordings and reinforcing user control over the device.

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** The article highlights the most fun and colorful prints to wear fashionably in summer 2026, inviting readers to discover fresh and eye-catching trends for the season.

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** Fashion stores are incorporating culinary offerings to enrich the shopping experience and attract ‘insiders.’ This trend blends retail and gastronomy, turning commercial spaces into more appealing and experiential destinations.

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** Zendaya has worn a design from Alexander McQueen’s Spring-Summer 1997 Haute Couture collection for Givenchy, reviving one of the most controversial dresses of the 1990s. The look stands out for its place in fashion history and the impact it had at the time.

**Child’s Pose: the yoga exercise that helps relax the back and calm the mind**

A simple and effective yoga pose that helps relieve tension in the back, improve mobility, and promote relaxation. It also encourages a calm mental state, making it useful as an exercise to rest the body and reduce stress.

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** Nike’s first sneakers are back in style more than 50 years later, becoming one of the most coveted models right now.

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** We spoke with Josep Plana, wedding planner at La Puta Suegra, about his recently launched *Wedding Survival Guide*. The interview offers advice on organizing a wedding step by step and on better understanding the challenges and key aspects of wedding planning.

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** The score of “Imagine,” John Lennon’s best-known solo song, was sold at a Sotheby’s auction for a price five times higher than estimated, highlighting the enormous value reached by this piece signed by the British musician.

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** Meliá has launched two luxury experiences to observe the eclipse, with prices starting at 200,000 euros. The article highlights an exclusive offering to experience this astronomical event in a premium way.

** This is the two-million Birkin that has stopped Paris Haute Couture Week

** Hermès has unveiled an exclusive Birkin valued at two million euros, crafted in white gold and diamonds. Considered more of a jewel than a handbag, its design has captured everyone’s attention at Paris Haute Couture Week.

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** The CEO of Kumbra Yachts, Víctor Moure, explains how his Spanish “nautical tailoring” company is gaining a stronger presence in the Mediterranean. The firm focuses on designing boats with real life on board in mind, in contrast to other models created without understanding how they will actually be used.

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** Óscar Casas, brother of Mario Casas and former partner of Ana Mena, shares with the Repsol Guide three places he considers essential in Cantabria, which he describes as true culinary temples of the north, highlighting in one of them the quality of its Cantabrian tomatoes.

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** Unicum is an emblematic Hungarian liqueur with more than 200 years of history, made from more than 40 medicinal herbs. Known for its intense flavor and traditional origin, it has become one of Hungary’s most representative drinks.

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** The article suggests that making refreshing lemonades is an easy way to cope with the heat. It presents three recipes or lemonade ideas to try at home and enjoy a fresh, tasty drink.

** The bar in Madrid recommended by the Repsol Guide for watching the World Cup

** The article highlights a bar in central Madrid recommended by the Repsol Guide for following the World Cup. The venue is very popular among football fans, who go there to enjoy the matches in a lively atmosphere.

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** This Japanese restaurant, also present in Barcelona and Paris, was a pioneer in offering the exclusive Kobe wagyu outside Japan. Its menu stands out for serving this high-quality meat in Madrid from €89, making it a benchmark for lovers of Japanese cuisine.

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** Tierenteyn-Verlent, a historic shop in Ghent founded in 1790, is known for its artisanal mustard, its star product. It can be bought from 2.90 euros and is still made using traditional methods, served “straight from a wooden barrel.”

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** European regulations on animal transport have been tightened this year, making the requirements for traveling with pets by plane more complicated. Airlines are applying stricter checks and conditions to ensure compliance with the new EU regulation.

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** The Spanish national team is staying at a luxurious hotel in Los Angeles, located in one of the city’s most famous neighborhoods. This accommodation serves as the team’s headquarters in “The City of Stars.”

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** Nestled on the Riviera di Ponente and overlooking Monaco, this understated town of pastel-colored houses captivated renowned artists and painters such as Claude Monet. Its quiet, elegant charm makes it a unique destination on the Italian Riviera.

**Eight countries in one trip? Now it’s possible thanks to this train route**

**A nearly two-week rail itinerary lets travelers visit several European countries in a single trip, including excursions to spectacular destinations.**

** The EU will require manufacturers to use 25% recycled plastic in their vehicles

** The EU has approved a new package of seven requirements for vehicle manufacturers. Among them is the obligation to incorporate 25% recycled plastic into their cars, as part of the new European rules to promote sustainability in the automotive sector.

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** A driver will have to pay 9,000 euros after using the “train” trick at toll booths for several months: he would stick close to the car in front to take advantage of the barrier opening and pass without paying.

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** Hyundai will offer electric car drivers discounts of up to 30% when charging, a measure designed to make electric vehicle use cheaper and encourage adoption.

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** The Volkswagen Multivan is presented as an alternative to SUVs for families looking for more space and practicality. It stands out for its versatility and functional approach, although its main obstacle is the price, which may limit its purchase despite its qualities.

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** More than 60% of truck drivers and 66% of European bus drivers admit to driving while fatigued. In addition, 27% say they have come close to suffering a serious accident because of it, according to a study.

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** The Ministry of Transport has begun the process to rename the José León de Carranza Bridge as the Rafael Alberti Bridge, in compliance with the Democratic Memory Law.

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** The regional government says it is taking measures to improve climate control on Metro Line 1 following complaints about the lack of air conditioning. Meanwhile, the PSOE is preparing initiatives in the districts to demand solutions and push for service improvements.

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** EHU professors read out a manifesto backed by teachers and researchers from the Basque public university to show their concern and indignation over what happened regarding the exam and to support the PAU graders in Euskadi.

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** The Seville City Council has closed a children’s and dog park after poison was found in the area. Municipal sources say the product found is unrelated to the council’s rodent-control plan, so its origin is being investigated and preventive measures have been taken.

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** High levels of microbiological parameters were detected at Las Fuentes beach in Alcossebre, so a red flag was raised and its closure was announced with signs at the entrance.

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** Bilbao BBK Live celebrates its 20th anniversary from Thursday through Saturday, July 11, and expects to bring together around 111,000 people. The festival will feature 80 artists, including Calvin Harris, Robbie Williams, David Byrne, Lily Allen, Interpol, and Dellafuente, along with “surprises every day.”

** Tarragona begins monitoring the rocky beach areas with drones

** Tarragona has started using drones to monitor rocky coastal areas considered sensitive, such as Fortí de la Reina, Preventori de la Savinosa, and the stretch between Miracle beach and l'Arrabassada beach, in order to strengthen control and safety in these areas.

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** The Community of Madrid expects the expansion works on the Southeast Hospital to begin in the fall, after the summer, and for the renovation to be completed in 2027.

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** The private school in Barcelona will close after the building was sold, precisely on the day enrollment ended. Affected families will be able to request a place in a public or publicly funded private school outside the ordinary pre-enrollment process.

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** The City Council has renewed the contract for Tussam bus shelters until 2034. In the first year, 150 roofs will be replaced, which will help lower the temperature inside by up to five degrees and will include nighttime lighting.

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** The General Nursing Council reports that in 2025 the outflow of nurses increased by 20%. It says many professionals are looking to work outside Spain because their training is highly valued abroad, where they are said to have an “enviable education.”

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** The new building of the Clinical Hospital will open in November after reaching 98% completion. The expansion will increase the hospital’s care area by 30%, thanks to an investment of 71 million euros. The final phase of furnishing and equipping is already out to tender, with an additional 25 million euros.

** A restaurant in Jaén has an offensive note “slipped into” its price list about a celiac customer

** A restaurant in Jaén publicly apologized after an offensive and “absolutely unacceptable” note directed at a celiac customer appeared in its price list. The establishment acknowledged the mistake and apologized for the comment.

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** A young British woman said that she moved to Spain “by accident” and that she has already been living there for five years. She explained that Brexit was her biggest problem and the main reason for her difficulties in settling down.

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** A newly retired teacher decided to make the most of her retirement by traveling around the world while living on a cruise ship, trading her home for life at sea.

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** Around 286,000 dogs and cats entered shelters in 2025. The figure shows that animal abandonment is still not decreasing and continues to place strong pressure on shelters. These organizations rely largely on volunteers and operate with limited resources to care for the animals.

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** The text humorously presents dogs that are especially picky about food: they won’t settle for just any portion and treat every meal like a negotiation.

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** A study found that although silver vine has fewer active compounds than catnip, it triggers more frequent and stronger reactions in cats when they can choose between the two.

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** Check yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s horoscope on 20minutos.es.

** Where to see the eclipse in Castilla-La Mancha? The best places to observe the phenomenon

** Only Guadalajara and the northern half of Cuenca will be able to see the eclipse in its entirety in Castilla-La Mancha. The rest of the region will see a partial eclipse, although with a high percentage of darkening.

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** Madrid is hosting a new edition of the Mad Cool festival at Iberdrola Music from July 8 to 11.

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** There are various theories about the origin of the traditional San Fermín outfit in Pamplona, which consists of white clothing and a red scarf.

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** Although there are usually ice creams at home, having a machine that makes professional slushies is a great advantage in summer.

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** A steam upholstery cleaner helps remove the most stubborn dirt, lift stains, and disinfect fabric surfaces more effectively. It’s a practical solution for sofas, chairs, carpets, and other household textiles.

** Sleep cool and in total silence: Cecotec’s invisible air conditioner to beat the heat

** The article points out that standing fans are becoming outdated and that ceiling fans, like this Cecotec model, are gaining popularity in Spanish homes because they provide coolness and silence, especially for beating the heat and sleeping better.

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** The article presents a smart watch for children sold on AliExpress that acts as a digital “bodyguard.” It includes a locator so parents can know where their children are, and an emergency button to quickly alert others in case of danger or if help is needed.

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** A thief stole 40,000 euros from a safe and replaced the genuine banknotes with toy money. He left replica 50,000-won bills with animal drawings, such as ducks and bears, to hide the theft.

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** A decade after La Manada, Spanish law redefined consent in sexual assault cases, but the data indicate that public understanding is still insufficient. The debate continues over how to improve education and the enforcement of this rule.

** The origin of five famous expressions that mention an item of clothing

** The article explains the origin of five everyday expressions that include references to clothing items or accessories, and aims to show how these very common phrases came about without us usually thinking about their history.

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** The street style of Paris, Berlin, and other cities inspires summer 2026 looks with key pieces such as the standout dress of each season, elegant shorts, and lace skirts. These are versatile and essential items to pack for vacation.

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** According to the European Institute of Positive Psychology, a toxic person is someone in your environment who drains your energy and generates negative emotions when you are around them. If these behaviors are frequent, it is worth considering distancing yourself as soon as possible.

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** Fodor publishes its annual No List with eight destinations where mass tourism, environmental pressure, and resource shortages are harming local communities. In its 2026 edition, it includes a Spanish destination and calls for giving them a break, although it clarifies that this is not a boycott.

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** All the cartoons published by Álvaro Terán in *20minutos*, collected in one place.

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** The WHO warns that 1 in 5 people will develop cancer and that 92% of the population will be directly or indirectly affected. It also points out major inequalities in survival depending on where people live and their socioeconomic status.

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** Alfonso Bullón de Mendoza, president of the San Pablo CEU University Foundation, highlighted the work of the ACdP and expressed his rejection of the new decree for the creation of universities. He also applauded Madrid’s law on the unborn.

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** The National Police are investigating two employees of a nightclub in Alicante for the alleged sexual assaults of two young women. One minor says that one of them penetrated her without consent in a restroom, while the second girl says she was subjected to unwanted touching.

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** A new health zone in Ituri has been affected by the Ebola outbreak in Congo. Even so, surveillance, care, awareness-raising, and support efforts for communities in the affected areas continue.

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** Two minors were injured at a school in Germany. The attacker, who was carrying a knife and a firearm, was detained by the authorities.

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** Prime Video will continue betting on Juan Gómez-Jurado and will adapt another of his trilogies, *Everything Burns*. Following the success of *Red Queen*, *Black Wolf*, and *White King*, the platform is expanding its universe with a new production based on one of his most popular sagas.

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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to enhance the eyes, soften features, and add freshness without losing style.

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** Prime Video has a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries that is gaining attention again after the success of HBO Max’s dragons. The series, released a few months ago, is resurfacing in Amazon’s catalog as an alternative for fans of the genre.

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** The expert explains that the mortgage market has changed and that, when buying a home, people no longer favor fixed-rate mortgages as much as they used to.

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** José Andrés shared on his show a simple and surprising appetizer idea to elevate a can of cockles: instead of lemon, he recommends adding tangerine and oil to enhance their flavor.

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** Michael Sarnoski’s new film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective take on Robin Hood. The story focuses on redemption and revenge, with a darker, more human approach that turns the legendary hero into a conflicted figure.

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** Netflix has confirmed the release date for the Spanish miniseries based on the work of Arturo Pérez-Reverte, a mystery thriller with an Agatha Christie feel. The production, starring José Coronado, had been awaited for months and now has an official launch date.

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** José, a 37-year-old truck driver who shares his experiences in the industry on social media, расскаls how he experienced his first night shift with the trailer and what it felt like to work at night.

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** The 122-meter historic passageway connects Clot and Sant Martí and is protected as a historic complex. Lined with colorful working-class houses, it offers a quiet, pedestrian, 19th-century atmosphere that feels like an oasis in the middle of El Clot.

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** Catalonia’s most famous flower festival is celebrating 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and tours of some of the city’s most emblematic places, offering a standout journey through its most sought-after corners.

** A Parador with traditional Cantabrian architecture reopens in one of the most beautiful villages

** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that has earned it a fourth star. The improvements focus on sustainability, accessibility, and greater comfort for guests.

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

** The Regional Government of Andalusia has launched a new tourist “visa,” inspired by the Camino de Santiago passport, to encourage visits to ten municipalities in one of the most attractive regions of Seville and promote rural tourism in the area.

** Oil prices continue to rise as new U.S. strikes on Iran renew supply concerns

** Oil prices climbed further after new U.S. strikes on Iran increased fears of supply disruptions in the Middle East. The latest escalation renewed concerns about possible retaliation that could affect oil shipments, adding uncertainty to the market and supporting prices.

US military carries out fresh strikes on Iran, prompting Iranian attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain

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Oil rises after U.S. launches fresh strikes on Iran

Oil prices rose after the U.S. carried out new strikes on Iran, increasing fears of a wider conflict and possible disruptions to energy supplies in the Middle East. Investors also watched for signs of retaliation and any effect on shipping routes, which could further tighten global oil markets.

** Gold prices edge lower as Iran tensions spur inflation, rate uncertainty

** Gold prices slipped as investors weighed geopolitical tensions involving Iran against uncertainty over inflation and future interest-rate cuts. The metal remained supported by safe-haven demand, but stronger dollar moves and shifting expectations for central bank policy pressured prices. Market participants stayed cautious as they assessed how conflict risks and macro data could affect gold’s next move.

** Russia denounces NATO summit decisions on aid for Ukraine, defense

** Russia condemned NATO’s latest summit decisions, criticizing expanded military aid for Ukraine and increased alliance defense spending. Moscow said the moves worsen tensions and deepen confrontation with the West.

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Gold falls as surging oil prices raise inflation concerns, offsetting Fed minutes

Gold prices edged lower as a surge in oil fueled inflation worries and reduced support from the Federal Reserve’s minutes. Rising energy costs strengthened expectations that inflation could remain elevated, weighing on bullion despite continued focus on the Fed’s policy stance.

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** Russia export ban drives diesel futures to four-year high

** Diesel futures surged to a four-year high after Russia extended its fuel export ban, tightening global supply. The move, aimed at stabilizing domestic prices, is expected to support refinery margins and keep fuel markets volatile as traders assess the impact on already strained supplies.

Why is China International Capital Corp stock rising today?

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** Barry Callebaut posts first quarterly volume growth in over two years; sees lower

** Barry Callebaut reported its first quarterly volume growth in more than two years, helped by improved demand and pricing actions, though it warned of lower profit expectations. The chocolate maker said volume gains were driven by customer restocking and better market conditions, while cost pressures and cocoa price volatility continue to weigh on results. If you want, I can also make it sound more natural in journalistic English.

** Why is Mitsubishi Materials stock tumbling today?

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** Australia’s Steadfast exclusivity period extended as US consortium reaffirms $5.3 billion bid

** Australia’s Steadfast has extended its exclusivity period after a U.S. consortium reiterated its $5.3 billion takeover bid. The move gives both sides more time to negotiate while keeping the potential acquisition on track.

** UniCredit closes in on Commerzbank as battle enters endgame

** UniCredit is advancing in its pursuit of Commerzbank, with the takeover battle nearing a decisive phase. The Italian lender has been steadily increasing its stake and pressure on the German bank, while Commerzbank and its stakeholders consider the implications of a potential deal. The contest highlights ongoing consolidation in European banking.

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Volkswagen stakeholders meet to decide the future of the struggling auto giant

Volkswagen’s leaders, workers, and investors are meeting to address deep problems at the company, including falling sales, rising costs, and pressure from electric vehicle competition. The talks aim to shape a turnaround plan for the struggling automaker and determine major changes to its operations and future strategy.

** Japan is in the “early innings” of more corporate buyout activity, Goldman Sachs says

** Goldman Sachs says Japan is likely in the early stages of a broader increase in corporate buyouts, driven by a more active M&A environment, improving corporate governance, and pressure on companies to unlock value. The bank expects more deals as firms pursue restructuring, strategic growth, and better capital efficiency.

** Steadfast Group receives reconfirmation on $5.3 billion takeover bid, extends exclusivity

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** China factory-gate inflation hits 4-year high in June; CPI misses forecasts

** China's producer prices rose at the fastest pace in nearly four years in June, driven by higher commodity costs, while consumer inflation remained weaker than expected. The data highlights persistent factory-gate inflation alongside subdued demand, complicating the outlook for the world's second-largest economy.

China’s producer inflation hits near 4-year high in June

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** New Zealand’s manufacturing index hits five-year high in June on renewed confidence

** New Zealand’s manufacturing activity rose to a five-year high in June, suggesting renewed business confidence. The improvement points to stronger conditions across the sector, with firms more optimistic about demand and future growth.

** Consumer credit unexpectedly contracts, raising economic concerns

** Consumer credit unexpectedly declined, signaling weaker borrowing and raising concerns about consumer spending and broader economic momentum. The contraction suggests households may be more cautious amid higher interest rates, inflation pressures, or tighter lending conditions.

** ADB raises developing Asia 2026 growth forecast to 4.9%

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** NY Fed says firms in its district aren’t done passing on tariff costs

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** Cost of driving in Singapore soars as ownership certificates reach nearly $100,000

** Singapore’s car ownership costs have surged, with certificate of entitlement (COE) prices for larger vehicles nearing S$100,000. The rise reflects strong demand, limited supply, and government controls on the number of cars, making vehicle ownership increasingly expensive for residents.

** Crude Oil Inventories Surge, Defying Forecasts and Previous Levels

** Crude oil inventories rose more than expected, surpassing forecasts and prior readings. The increase suggests stronger supply or weaker demand than anticipated, raising questions about market balance and potentially pressuring oil prices.

** Wholesale inventories rise less than expected, indicating a cautious outlook

** Wholesale inventories increased less than expected, suggesting businesses remain cautious about demand. The smaller rise may reflect efforts to manage stock levels amid uncertainty, potentially signaling weaker future restocking and a more restrained economic outlook.

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** Dollar remains strong as new Gulf attacks drive oil prices higher, boosting bets on Fed rate hikes

** The dollar strengthened as new attacks in the Gulf pushed oil prices higher and raised concerns about inflation and global growth. Rising energy costs increased expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates elevated for longer, supporting the greenback against other major currencies.

** Asian shares wobble as oil jumps on renewed Gulf hostilities

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** BOJ keeps regional economic outlook steady, sees easing impact from Iran war

** The Bank of Japan left its assessment of regional economic conditions unchanged, saying that the impact of the Iran war is easing. While some sectors remain cautious, overall activity remains steady, reinforcing the BOJ’s view that Japan’s regional economy is recovering gradually.

** India’s consumer inflation likely topped the RBI’s 4% target in June: Reuters poll

** A Reuters poll suggests that India’s consumer inflation likely rose above the RBI’s 4% target in June, driven by higher food prices. The increase may strengthen the case for the central bank to keep interest rates unchanged, as officials continue to monitor inflation closely amid uneven economic conditions.

** Foreign investors reduce India rate-hike bets, fueling record 5-year swaps trading

** Foreign investors have cut their bets on further rate hikes by India’s central bank, driving record trading in 5-year interest rate swaps. The shift reflects growing expectations that policy tightening may be nearing an end, boosting activity in the swaps market as traders reposition for a more stable rate outlook.

** Morning Bid: Chip euphoria vies with war weariness

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** Gulf companies are set to reveal the uneven toll of the Iran war

** Gulf companies are preparing to report how the Iran war has affected them unevenly, with some sectors benefiting while others facing disruption. Investors are watching for clues about supply chains, shipping, energy markets, and consumer demand as companies begin to disclose the conflict’s financial impact.

** Japan benchmark bond yield hits 30-year high on inflation, fiscal health concerns

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** UK housing market downturn eased a little in June, RICS reports

** UK housing market conditions improved slightly in June, with the downturn easing according to RICS. The report suggests activity remained weak, but the pace of decline slowed as buyer demand and sales expectations became less negative.

** U.S. judge approves Elon Musk settlement with SEC despite misgivings, ‘red flags’

** A U.S. judge approved Elon Musk’s 2018 settlement with the SEC over his Tesla funding tweet, despite expressing concerns about the deal’s limits and possible abuse. The judge said the court couldn’t block the agreement because Musk had already consented to it.

** Bitcoin Suffers Losses Near $62K as US-Iran Conflict Re-escalates

** Bitcoin declined and hovered near $62,000 as renewed tensions between the US and Iran led investors to become more cautious. The article says that rising geopolitical risks are putting pressure on crypto markets, with traders cutting back on risk exposure amid fears of wider market volatility.

** Bitcoin falls 2% as U.S. and Iran exchange strikes, Trump says ceasefire “over”

** Bitcoin fell 2% after renewed U.S.-Iran strikes, and President Trump said the ceasefire was “over.” The article says the drop was linked to rising geopolitical tensions and a risk-off mood, which put pressure on crypto markets as investors reacted to the escalating conflict.

** Cantor Fitzgerald SPAC and Adam Back’s Bitcoin firm scrap merger

** Cantor Fitzgerald’s SPAC and Adam Back’s Bitcoin company have ended plans to merge, abandoning a deal that would have taken the firm public through a blank-check transaction. No details were provided on why the merger was canceled.

** Bitcoin falls as risk sentiment is hit by U.S. strikes against Iran, tech sell-off

** Bitcoin declined as investors moved away from riskier assets following U.S. strikes on Iran and a broader sell-off in tech stocks. The decline reflected rising geopolitical tensions and weaker market sentiment, putting pressure on cryptocurrencies as well as equities.

** Bitcoin tops $64k as Trump’s “big crypto guy” comment offsets Strategy sale

** Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 after Donald Trump called himself a “big crypto guy,” boosting sentiment. The rally helped offset concerns after Strategy disclosed a large Bitcoin sale, with traders focusing more on the political support for crypto than the company’s move.

** Bitcoin’s ongoing bear market has been “rather comforting,” analyst says

** Bitcoin’s bear market may be less alarming than it seems, according to an analyst who says the slowdown has been “rather comforting.” The commentary suggests the current downturn could be healthy for the market, possibly helping reset excess speculation and build a stronger foundation for future price action.

** Strategy reports $8.32B bitcoin loss and sells BTC to fund dividends

** The company said its bitcoin holdings suffered an $8.32 billion loss, prompting it to sell some BTC to help cover dividend payments. The move highlights pressure on the firm’s crypto-heavy strategy amid market volatility and ongoing obligations to shareholders. If you want, I can also rewrite it in simpler English or make it sound more natural for a news article.

** Deribit and SignalPlus Launch The Island Trading Competition With Up to $600,000 USDC in Prizes

** Deribit and SignalPlus have launched The Island trading competition, offering up to $600,000 in USDC prizes. Traders can compete in the event for rewards based on performance, with the competition designed to attract active participants on the platform.

Bitcoin stalls at $63K resistance zone: Live levels

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** Bitcoin trades above $62K as U.S. crypto bill gains fresh traction

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** TotalEnergies ships first LNG cargo from Mexico’s ECA terminal

** TotalEnergies has shipped the first LNG cargo from Mexico’s ECA terminal, marking a key milestone for the facility. The shipment signals progress in expanding LNG export capacity in the region and strengthens Mexico’s role in global energy trade.

** Gloo prices public offering of 7 million shares at $3.25 each

** Gloo has priced its public offering of 7 million shares at $3.25 per share, expecting to raise approximately $22.8 million before expenses. The company also granted underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to 1.05 million additional shares. The offering is expected to close on or about July 11, 2024, subject to customary closing conditions.

** Sempra’s ECA LNG Phase 1 ships first cargo from Mexico

** Sempra announced that its ECA LNG Phase 1 facility in Mexico has shipped its first LNG cargo, marking a major milestone for the project. The startup advances the company’s natural gas export capabilities and supports growing LNG demand in global markets.

** Cathie Wood’s ARK sells BioNTech and buys SpaceX stock

** Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest adjusted its portfolio by selling shares of BioNTech and adding SpaceX stock, reflecting a shift in its investment focus. The move highlights ARK’s continued activity in rebalancing holdings across biotech and high-growth private space technology names.

** Thunder Mountain Gold settles $1.1M debt with share issuance

** The company agreed to settle $1.1 million in debt by issuing 3 million shares. The deal helps Thunder Mountain Gold reduce liabilities without using cash, though it will dilute existing shareholders.

** Thunder Mountain Gold plans private placement up to $6.4M

** Thunder Mountain Gold plans to raise up to $6.4 million through a private placement. The company plans to use the funds for exploration and working capital as it advances its mineral projects.

Glass Lewis, ISS recommend approval of Aterian asset sale

Proxy advisory firms Glass Lewis and ISS urged Aterian shareholders to approve the company’s planned asset sale, saying it offers the best available value. The deal is expected to help maximize shareholder returns, and both firms noted that alternative options appeared less favorable.

** Future FinTech approves 1-for-4 reverse stock split

** The company’s board approved a 1-for-4 reverse stock split of its ordinary shares to increase the share price and maintain compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements. The split will reduce the number of outstanding shares while increasing the price per share, with no change in overall shareholder value.

RH CEO Gary Friedman sells 125,000 shares for personal expenses

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** Nuveen Churchill prices $100 million notes offering at 6.650%

** Nuveen Churchill has priced a $100 million senior notes offering due in 2030 with a 6.650% interest rate. The company said the notes were priced at par and will be issued by its subsidiary, Nuveen Churchill BDC, to help fund investments and general corporate purposes.