News Summary - 07/13/2026
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** At least 27 killed, eight critically injured in Bangkok bar fire
** Firefighters responded to a bar fire in Bangkokâs Chatuchak district, where patrons were seen fleeing through flames to escape the blaze.
** US and Iran trade fire as tensions rise over Strait of Hormuz
** Iran said it retaliated within hours of new US strikes by targeting US military bases in Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain, escalating tensions in the region.
** US senator and close Trump ally Lindsey Graham dies after a brief and sudden illness
** A spokesman said the 71-year-old South Carolina senator died after a brief and sudden illness, with initial findings suggesting his death was related to his heart.
** British couple return to village at heart of deadly Spanish wildfire
** At least 13 people were killed by a wildfire in Spainâs Almeria province, including five people believed to be British.
** Planes sent to fight wildfires of âexceptional scaleâ near Paris
** For the first time, firefighting planes were deployed from southern France, which is usually hotter and drier, to help combat wildfires near Paris, underscoring the unusual severity and size of the fires.
** Anthony Zurcher: From Trump critic to ally, Lindsey Graham was a political survivor of the Maga era
** The article says that Lindsey Grahamâs long Senate career showed a talent for adapting to Americaâs changing political climate. Once a critic of Donald Trump, he later became an ally, showing how he survived and remained relevant during the rise of the Maga era.
** U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell says his absence was due to a fall and pneumonia
** Mitch McConnell says he is still recovering and will not return to work âquite yet,â putting an end to weeks of speculation about his health. In his first statement since his absence, the veteran Republican said his time away was due to a fall and pneumonia.
** China evacuates nearly two million people as powerful typhoon makes landfall
** China has evacuated nearly two million people as a powerful typhoon made landfall. In Zhejiang province, schools, work, and outdoor activities were suspended, while many transport services were canceled to reduce risk and prepare for severe weather.
** *T. rex could become the most expensive fossil ever â but itâs a problem for scientists*
** A 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex fossil is set to be auctioned in New York, with a pre-sale estimate of $30 million.
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David Willey, esteemed BBC Vatican correspondent, dies at 93
BBC foreign correspondent David Willey has died at the age of 93. One of the broadcasterâs longest-serving reporters, he covered the Vatican and reported on five popes over the course of his career.
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** At least two killed in Toronto street festival shooting
** Police said an exchange of gunfire between two people occurred at the festival, and two guns were recovered at the scene.
** Muslim judge in India faces death threats after convicting "cow vigilantes"
** Judge Tabassum Khan has received online abuse and death threats after convicting 14 Hindu men in a lynching case involving alleged cow vigilantes.
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** U.S. Democrat Ro Khanna says he was detained by armed Israeli settlers
** U.S. Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna said he was detained for 90 minutes by armed Israeli settlers while visiting the occupied West Bank.
** Trump administration subpoenas New York Times journalists over Air Force One reporting
** The New York Times says its journalists were subpoenaed after reporting on alleged security problems involving the presidentâs new plane, which was gifted by Qatar.
South Africa World Cup midfielder Adams dies aged 25
South Africa and Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Jayden Adams has died at the age of 25, just weeks after representing his country at the World Cup.
** More than 40 kidnapped children and teachers freed after Nigerian army operation
** A local teachersâ union leader told the BBC that he felt âhappy and elated,â and full of joy, after more than 40 kidnapped children and teachers were freed following a Nigerian army operation.
** Indian tourists among 15 killed as speedboat capsizes in Vietnam
** Local media report that a speedboat overturned in rough seas near an island in southern Vietnam, killing 15 people. Another 21 passengers were rescued after the accident.
** How Indian scientists are mapping the brainâs last frontier
** Indiaâs new brainstem atlas provides researchers with a detailed map of one of the brainâs least understood regions, helping advance the study of its structure and functions.
** The Chinese graduate accused of being Mexicoâs âfentanyl kingâ
** Cartel members and former colleagues say Zhang Zhidong allegedly served as a key link between Chinese chemical suppliers and Mexican drug labs, helping connect precursor chemicals to fentanyl production networks.
** The SpaceX IPO made history. Is the excitement still there?
** A month after SpaceXâs stock market debut, investors are getting a clearer picture of how the company currently generates revenue, prompting fresh questions about whether the initial excitement is still warranted.
** New era for Gibraltar as 118-year-old border controls with Spain are removed
** Free movement between Gibraltar and Spain is expected to boost the local economy by making cross-border travel and trade easier.
** 10 years of Pokémon Go and the millions still trying to catch 'em all
** Michael Steranka, vice president at Scopely, says Pokémon Go has always focused on bringing people together.
** How Aldi is taking on US supermarkets with its $4 almond butter
** Aldi is expanding aggressively in the US, focusing on dense urban markets like Manhattan as part of a $9 billion push. The German discount grocer is betting that its low-price model, including items like $4 almond butter, can win over American shoppers and compete with major chains such as Walmart.
How men with female surnames are standing up to ridicule in Kenya
Children often inherit their fatherâs first name as a surname, but traditions are changing and causing upset.
** Watch: At the scene where Bangkok's deadly bar fire unfolded
** The BBCâs Southeast Asia correspondent visits the Bangkok site where a deadly bar fire killed at least 27 people in Thailand.
** âThis landscape is completely charredâ: Inside the village at the epicenter of Spainâs wildfires
** BBC correspondent Nick Beake reports from BĂ©dar, where Spainâs wildfires have destroyed homes and turned the surrounding area into a âsea of black,â highlighting the severe impact on the village at the center of the crisis.
** People flee as Russian strike hits near Ukraine coffee shop
** Three cameras captured the moment people ducked and ran for cover in Sumy, northeastern Ukraine, after a Russian strike hit near a coffee shop.
** How a viral seal called Neil caused mayhem in Australia
** A five-year-old elephant seal named Neil drew global attention after spending time ashore in southern Tasmania, where he caused widespread fascination and disruption.
âWe Escaped the Spanish Wildfire, but Our Friends Lost Their Livesâ
Hundreds of firefighters are battling a deadly wildfire in southern Spain, as the blaze has turned deadly and prompted emergency efforts to contain it.
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** In 2024, 4.5% of workers in Spain were absent from work due to sick leave, placing the country at the top of the EU. The rate has risen by 73% since 2018, making Spain the country where sick leave has grown the most since the pandemic.
** Antonio Labrador, president of private detectives: âFraud in sick leave exists and the administration has lost control of itâ
** Antonio Labrador, president of APDPE, says that fraud in sick leave is real and that the administration has lost control. According to him, 80% of the cases received by detective agencies are linked to absenteeism.
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** The AlmerĂa wildfire is now stabilized after burning 7,000 hectares and causing 13 deaths. The 1,000 residents who were still evacuated are gradually returning to their homes.
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** Latest updates on the forest fires in Spain and the spread of the Los Gallardos fire (AlmerĂa), which has left 13 dead. It also reports on the visit Pedro SĂĄnchez will make this Monday to the affected areas.
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** The forest fire in Los Gallardos has left 12 dead and 7,000 hectares burned. Although most of the homes are still standing, the surrounding area was reduced to ashes and several cars were burned. The mayor described the disaster as if âthey had dropped a bombâ on the town.
** New rental contracts are signed at 11% above the average, and the gap exceeds 20% in the most strained areas
** The average rent paid by tenants is 691 euros per month, but when older contracts are excluded it rises to 766 euros, according to data from the Tax Agency. This shows that new rental contracts are signed 11% above the average, with differences of more than 20% in the most pressured areas.
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** This week, the judge is investigating two former senior officials from the State Attorney Generalâs Office as witnesses, and the director of the Civil Guard and the Civil Guardâs deputy operational head (DAO) as suspects, in the context of the alleged infiltration of Leire DĂez into top institutions.
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** Former Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy sparked controversy with a column in *El Debate* about the match between France and Spain in the World Cup semifinals. His comments prompted a reaction from France, which defended the identity of its national team by stating that all its players are French.
** The âboomâ of âmade in Chinaâ tires in Spain puts the major European manufacturers in jeopardy
** The EU has imposed tariffs of up to 45.3% on tires from China for unfair competition, in an attempt to slow their advance in the Spanish market and protect European manufacturers.
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** The historic Seville-based Miura ranch returns to San FermĂn, but this time it will not be the last bull run of the festival. Instead of closing the festivities as in recent years, it will run on Monday, July 13, in the penultimate bull run through the streets of Pamplona.
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** The free Victor EspinĂłs service, active in Madrid since 1919, lends 450 musical instruments instead of books. It offers everything from violins in various sizes to pianos, drum kits, and harps, as well as soundproof booths so rock bands can rehearse and play.
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** Lenin Peña laments the loss of his boyfriend, whom he searched for during 17 days among the rubble of his building after the double earthquake. He says their love was meant to âlast for all eternity,â but he was not able to get there in time to save him.
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** Aurelio Manzano said on a Telecinco program that Tita Cervera may have suffered hypoxia, which would explain her difficulty speaking. He added that he has already discussed the matter with a specialist.
** Intermittent fasting: everyone talks about it, but few know its effects
** Intermittent fasting generates a lot of attention and debate among experts and the public, but there is still a lack of knowledge about its real effects on health and nutrition.
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** An extraordinary astronomical phenomenon will reach Spain on August 12, 2026. The content invites readers to discover how, when, and where to observe this solar eclipse, presented as a unique spectacle to experience in the country.
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** Aemet warns of an extreme risk of forest fires across much of the Iberian Peninsula due to the intense heat. In the coming days, a DANA will push temperatures even higher, extending the heat wave and increasing the risk of fires.
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** In summer, when solar panels generate more, the compensation price drops significantly and the gap with the free market widens. This causes users to lose more than âŹ120 a year, precisely when surplus energy has the lowest value.
** They are racing against the clock to find the winner of 200,000 euros in Euromillions: the deadline to claim expires this week
** The winner of a 200,000-euro Euromillions prize has not yet claimed the money, and the deadline is about to expire this week. If they do not come forward in time, the amount will be donated to charitable projects.
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** Actress Elena Rivera and journalist David Redondo were married this Saturday, July 11, in Madrid, bringing their 15-year relationship to a close.
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** A 61-year-old Serbian man, who suffered burns and head injuries after almost being thrown out of the window of a Ryanair plane, remains hospitalized. Although he still requires medical care, he is out of danger.
** Renfe strike this July 15: how many trains could be affected and the minimum service levels established
** The union says that the agreements reached in November 2023 between the Ministry of Transport and the workersâ legal representatives have not been fulfilled, which is why the strike called at Renfe for July 15 is taking place.
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** In Venezuela, 18,437 people are still living in 94 temporary camps set up by the government after the earthquakes.
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** Kristin Cabot says that, after the âkiss camâ controversy, she has received threats, lost her job, and is living off her savings. She also says that she has had to use money set aside for her childrenâs college and for her retirement to support herself financially.
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** A car ended up wedged into the metro stairs after an accident on Paseo de la Castellana. One of the victims was seriously injured and has multiple injuries.
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** New York police are investigating the death of a baby that occurred in a Manhattan hotel that serves as an emergency shelter for immigrants. Witnesses claim that the childâs mother had drug problems.
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** An elderly man visiting Yellowstone with his grandson suffered serious injuries after being charged by a bison, which sent him several meters into the air. The man remains in serious condition and is not out of danger.
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** 20minutos is launching a summer contest to choose Spainâs best beach of 2026, inviting readers to participate and vote for their favorite.
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** 20minutos is once again launching its search for the best beach in Spain in 2026 and invites readers to vote for their favorite sandy beach in the Valencian Community, among the provinces of CastellĂłn, Valencia, and Alicante.
** The search for the best beach in Spain 2026 begins: vote for your favorite
** 20minutos invites its readers to choose the best beach in Spain of 2026. From a total of 10 candidates, the two most voted will advance to the final, and only one will be crowned the winner.
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** Alberto Chicote has received the Special Creators Award and says that one of the aspects of his work that makes him most proud is giving a voice to people whom others have ignored, highlighting the social value of his work.
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** The 20th edition of the 20minutos Creators Awards recognized Pablo Gil with the âMi Bolsilloâ award for being a pioneer in stock market analysis in Spain and a leading figure in financial education.
** Nachterâs Act of Solidarity: He Donates His Check to a Foundation That Helps Children in Care Centers
** Influencer Nachter has decided to donate the check he received to a foundation that supports children in care centers. He explained that the choice has a very personal reason: he and his wife cannot have children, which led him to sympathize deeply with this cause.
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** In 2025, Lactalis Puleva presented measurable progress in decarbonization, animal welfare, responsible packaging, nutritional innovation, and commitment to people, establishing itself as an example of the transition toward a more sustainable model.
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** In Spain, 91% of people with disabilities say they encounter barriers to accessing cultural and recreational activities in their free time. A concert with more than 300 attendees raised funds for FEDER programs, aimed at supporting the community of patients with rare diseases.
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** David Beckham and his sons Romeo and Cruz enthusiastically celebrated a Jude Bellingham goal against Norway in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals. The most talked-about image was Victoria Beckham, who showed no reaction to the goal.
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** A minor died and a 24-year-old woman was seriously injured this Sunday in Tarragona after rocks fell from a rocky cliff. Emergency services went to the scene to assist the victims and secure the area.
** Iranâs ârevenge listâ: Netanyahu, Trump, Rubio or Hegseth, but also Merz or Meloni
** The report says that this alleged ârevenge listâ from Iran includes figures such as Netanyahu, Trump, Rubio, and Hegseth, as well as European leaders like Merz and Meloni. Its publication comes shortly after it was revealed that Israel had informed Trump about Iranian plans to try to assassinate him.
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** Former collaborator Coto Matamoros, 69, leads a normal life away from fame in a small town, alongside his partner, according to *El Español*. He describes himself with humor and resignation: âIâm an old man.â
** Being an idiot for a day: the new âpremiumâ experience
** The text criticizes how certain âpremiumâ ads and experiences reflect an absurd, consumerist society. As an example, it mentions an ad offering the chance to be a Formula 1 driver for a day, using it to question the purpose and excess of these kinds of offers.
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** The auction, featuring more than 400 lots of high-end seized products, will be held simultaneously on the Escrapalia platform and will end on July 30.
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** Monterrey aims to turn the World Cup into a long-term economic boost by following the example of Barcelona 92. Inspired by the âBarcelona, ponte guapaâ model, the Mexican city seeks to maximize infrastructure, urban renewal, and tourism benefits beyond the tournament.
** Adriana Ugarte talks about Sira Quirogaâs return 13 years later: âIt made me feel fear and pressure, but I saw another Siraâ
** Adriana Ugarte recalls the excitement, fear, and pressure of returning to the beloved role of Sira Quiroga 13 years after first playing the character, saying that in this comeback she saw âanother Sira.â
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** Cosmetics are evolving from anti-aging to well-aging, focusing on skin health, calm, and longevity. This trend prioritizes caring for and strengthening the skin rather than hiding age, in line with a more natural and positive view of aging.
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** Science suggests that there may be two laughter circuits: two partially separate neural networks that allow the brain to distinguish between a genuine laugh and a fake or forced smile.
** Avoid fines of up to 6,000 euros: the radar devices that can ruin your vacation
** Some drivers use devices to avoid fines, but not all of them are legal. In certain cases, simply having them in the car can already lead to significant penalties, which can reach up to 6,000 euros.
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** More and more millionaires and celebrities are being drawn to this Turkish destination with turquoise waters, which has become the favorite vacation spot of Istanbulâs elite. Its rise is positioning it as a new luxury paradise with ambitions to compete with Saint-Tropez.
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** *Matambre a la pizza* is a classic Argentine dish thatâs ideal for meat lovers. Itâs usually served with French fries and stands out as a tasty, hearty option, perfect for sharing in the summer.
** Behind the wheel of the Renault 4 Plein Sud: the convertible â4Lâ returns with 392 kilometers of range
** The Renault 4 Plein Sud brings back the spirit of the classic â4Lâ in a convertible version. Its roof opens in just 10 seconds and does not reduce trunk capacity, which still offers 420 liters. It also boasts a range of up to 392 kilometers.
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** The âTake Care with Your Nurseâ program by âCanal Enfermeroâ has released a video with advice and recommendations to help prevent new tick bites and reduce their incidence in Spain.
** Jannik Sinner wins his second consecutive Wimbledon after a demanding final against Alexander Zverev
** The world No. 1 in the ATP rankings won his fifth Grand Slam by defeating Alexander Zverev in a hard-fought four-set final (6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4). With this victory, Jannik Sinner secured his second consecutive Wimbledon title.
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** Washington launched new attacks on Iranian territory this Sunday and, in response, Tehran fired missiles and drones at Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan, raising regional tensions to the highest level.
** End of the truce between the US and Iran: Is a new war really inevitable?
** Washington and Tehran are facing off again after nearly four and a half months of conflict, in an unexpected, unpredictable, and unequal dispute that has turned the Strait of Hormuz into the main regional flashpoint.
** Trump bids farewell to his ally, Senator Lindsey Graham, after his unexpected death: âHe was family; he said he was tiredâ
** The President of the United States said that his last conversation with Lindsey Graham revolved around the approval of the SAVE America Act.
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** A triathlete died during the swimming segment of the Vitoria Ironman. According to initial reports, he may have suffered cardiac arrest, and resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful.
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** Elsa Pataky shares that when she arrived in Australia, she went through difficult times and felt very alone. Based on that experience, she encourages those who struggle every day at work to rethink their situation and âfree themselvesâ by seeking a change that will make them feel better.
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** The text warns that those who, from within institutions, act in ways that create conflict or harm should remember that such actions will have serious consequences.
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** Nigel Farage was humiliated in his attempt to divert attention from investigations into the million-pound donations he has received. He now faces a new satirical âadversaryâ: Count Trash Face.
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** The article points out that 50% of travelers would prefer to fly on adults-only planes, criticizing this stance as a form of âchildphobiaâ that treats children as second-class citizens.
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** The DANA exposed the lack of attention given to ravines and dry riverbeds, and the text calls for reviewing the condition of our mountains and alert systems as well, in order to prevent risks and improve the response to emergencies.
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** The Nuclear Safety Council will soon decide whether the two Almaraz reactors can keep operating for two and three more years, until June 2030. The decision, which was supposed to be made last week, was postponed at the request of a council member nominated by Podemos. After the CSNâs report, the extension will be up to the Government.
** Former basketball player shot dead in New York, two others injured; the attacker fled
** Kinu Rochford, a 35-year-old former basketball player who played in France, Israel, and the Netherlands, was shot dead while taking part in a tournament in Harlem, New York. Two other men were injured. The attacker fled and remains at large.
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** Sevilleâs mayor, JosĂ© Luis Sanz, described as âintolerableâ the vandalistic theft of the figure of Curro, the emblematic mascot of Expo â92, which had been installed in La Cartuja only a month ago.
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** Sundayâs Bonoloto draw on July 12, 2026 had no first- or second-tier winners. With no six-number winners and no five-plus-complementary winners, the jackpot for the next draw, this Monday the 13th, rises to 600,000 euros.
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** The DGT warns about fixed speed cameras, but not about cameras placed in sequence to âcatchâ drivers before or after passing the first one. This system, known as âanti-brakingâ or âin cascade,â can cause a driver to receive two fines in a short period of time.
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** A Spanish influencer explains that accordion potatoes are a very easy and delicious recipe made with just a few ingredients. She also says they turn out super crispy, making them an affordable and attractive side dish for any meal.
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** Knowing how to manage money is key to maintaining a healthy family economy.
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** Carlos Llull explains that modern air conditioning units are designed to self-regulate, so leaving them on all night can cost around one euro.
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** A new trivia game invites you to test your mind with challenges that require thinking before answering. It is aimed at people who enjoy quick, clever challenges to check their mental agility.
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** Spain, led by Luis de la Fuente, faces another of the tournament favorites in a World Cup semifinal, with a place in the final at stake.
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** 20bien has opened its Wellbeing Mailbox, a space for readers to share real stories about health, habits, and quality of life. The goal is to gather experiences that can inspire and support other people, fostering a community focused on wellbeing.
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** 20minutos invites readers to use Ciudadano20, a channel to take part in the news, report possible stories worth investigating, and suggest topics that should be read about or investigated.
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** Shakira denounced that fake images have been created using AI, showing her in situations that never happened or alongside people she has not been with. The artist said that these kinds of edits fuel false rumors and damage her image.
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** At least 10 people died and another 10 were injured in a multiple-vehicle accident on a highway in Mexico. At least eight vehicles were involved in the crash, which occurred after a rear-end collision between two tractor-trailers that was already being handled by National Guard officers.
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** A 42-year-old woman, the owner of the affected home, was taken to Fuenlabrada Hospital after suffering mild smoke inhalation poisoning caused by the fire.
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** The Andic case is moving forward with an initial round of testimonies from witnesses, Mossos d'Esquadra, family members, a psychiatrist, and a family therapist. The investigation is focusing on the contradictions detected and the evidence collected so far to clarify what happened.
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** The Czech model Eva Herzigova, a runway icon in the 1990s and 2000s, has married Gregorio Marsiaj after 25 years together.
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** Thousands of professionals who contributed to mutual funds for decades are facing very low pensions and hope that the transfer to RETA will allow them to correct a situation they consider unfair.
** Cryptic pregnancy, becoming a mother by surprise: âI went to the hospital with pain and they told me I was in laborâ
** A cryptic pregnancy may go undetected until the moment of birth. The article includes the testimonies of three women who experienced the shock of suddenly discovering they were pregnant, the lack of understanding from those around them, and the emotional difficulties of forming a bond with their babies.
** Asexuality, the invisible orientation: âI can feel desire, but not attraction toward other peopleâ
** Asexuality remains a little-known and overlooked orientation. People on the ace spectrum denounce social pressure to conform to sexual norms, as well as difficulties in their romantic relationships and the lack of recognition of their identity.
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** Nuria Roca reviewed her experience in the Ruta del Bakalao on *AnatomĂa de...* and explained that she had a strategy for enjoying the atmosphere without spending the whole night partying, because doing it regularly âwasnât fun.â
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** Marta GĂłmez left the table on *Malas Lenguas* live on air and walked off in tears. Later, Cintora publicly apologized, said she is âa good journalist,â and stated that the programâs doors are always open to her.
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** The match between Spain and Belgium was a television success, with an average of 11.4 million viewers and a 76.5% share. It reached 15.93 million unique viewers, and its most-watched minute was recorded at 10:51 p.m.
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** Manu SĂĄnchez reacted to FeijĂłoâs statements, in which he described workplace absenteeism in Spain as âa cancer.â The article includes the comedian/presenterâs critical response to those remarks.
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** Telecinco is trying to regain the success of âEl Roscoâ and is facing a confusing scenario regarding its future. The article examines the key elements of this strategy and the struggle to maintain or relaunch a format that was once a guaranteed success.
** The former Emir of Qatar, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, husband of the iconic Sheikha Moza, dies
** Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, former Emir of Qatar and father of the current ruler, has died at the age of 74. He was also known for being the husband of the iconic Sheikha Moza.
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** David Bisbal paused his concert in MĂĄlaga to show support and solidarity with those affected by the fires in AlmerĂa, sending an emotional message of encouragement and wishing strength for his homeland.
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** The influencer has worried her followers after revealing that she has gone through another health problem and has been admitted to the hospital. Although she has not given details about her diagnosis, she explained that she prefers not to pretend everything is normal in front of her children if she is not feeling well.
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** British musician Mick Jagger attended the quarterfinal match between Norway and England in Miami, just one day after the release of âForeign Tongues,â the Rolling Stonesâ new album.
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** The renowned actor Anthony Hopkins makes his debut as a classical music composer at 88 years old with the release of his first single, thus fulfilling a wish he has always had.
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** Bellinghamâs dig at his coach Tuchel: âMaybe he doesnât know what itâs like to play football in these conditionsâ
** After the match, the coach said they needed to âplay betterâ and that they were âluckyâ in the tie against Norway.
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** Marc MĂĄrquez is aiming for his second consecutive victory this weekend in Germany to keep closing the gap on Jorge MartĂn in the World Championship standings and continue his comeback.
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** At least two people died during celebrations in Argentina after the national teamâs victory over Switzerland in the World Cup quarterfinals.
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** Hossam Hassan spoke with ONTV after Egyptâs elimination from the 2026 World Cup against Argentina. In the interview, the coach acknowledged the impact Lionel Messi had on his team and explained that he avoided mentioning his name so as not to intimidate his players.
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** Conor McGregor suffered a frustrating return to the UFC after losing before the first minute due to a knee injury. The Irish fighter was emotionally affected after the bout and described the experience as âhell,â saying he was âmore than depressedâ by the result.
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** LAZAR is an assisted navigation platform that helps people with visual disabilities move around the city with greater independence.
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** The Esenciales program of FundaciĂłn ONCE has trained 17,000 people with disabilities in basic digital skills, highlighting digital training as a key tool to boost their autonomy and promote equal opportunities.
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** The association has called a protest rally for July 14 outside the Congress of Deputies, in rejection of the law reform. It is demanding that the changes âprotect those who careâ and better recognize the role of main caregivers.
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** Volkswagen and other European brands continue to lose ground, while Chinese manufacturers bypass tariffs by producing directly in Europe. This allows them to compete with an advantage in the European market and leaves the local industry without a clear strategy to respond.
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** IWSR says alcohol consumption is expected to keep falling over the next six years, even as the legal-drinking-age population grows by 9%. The decline is being driven by more young people choosing sobriety, the rise of canned drinks, and the impact of reduced drinking linked to Ozempic.
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** The correction in tech stocks is leading investors to diversify their portfolios in search of returns. While artificial intelligence is losing prominence in the stock market, four safe havens are emerging as alternatives to protect and improve investment performance.
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** According to Circana data, consumers in Spain continue to increase their trust in store brands, to the point that they now account for 61% of food spending.
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** Yellow vein chlorosis has become a serious threat to citrus growers in Alicante and Murcia, where it is already affecting at least 86 farms. The virus especially impacts young trees and puts Spanish lemon productionâand its leadership in Europeâat risk.
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** Householdsâ real estate wealth has continued to grow without interruption since 2014 and now exceeds 7.7 trillion euros, representing a 13% increase compared with 2024.
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** James Deanâs posthumous film inspires the backdrop of *Rancho Dutton*, showing the struggles between Texas families for power, in a classic story of rivalry, ambition, and conflict.
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** Released in 2022, this Netflix series combines fantasy, musical, and comedy with teen drama and despair, all in just 6 episodes.
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** Christopher Nolan chose Christian Bale for his Batman trilogy, available on Netflix in Spain. Even so, the actor mentioned has not given up on his dream of playing the Dark Knight and still believes it would be an honor to put on Batmanâs suit.
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** Two desperate thieves join a group of people with disabilities to escape from the police. Together, they go on a summer-camp-style journey, marked by mix-ups, comedic situations, and the emergence of new friendships.
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** The miniseries based on Harlan Coben has accumulated 74 million views in just 18 days, quickly becoming one of Netflixâs most-watched titles and edging closer to entering its all-time Top 10.
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** According to recent data from the INE, in 2025, 12,135 people died in Spain from pneumonia, which is almost 9% more than in 2024.
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** Within a few days, some people notice less abdominal bloating and better digestion when following a diet based on Japanese cuisine, thanks to the increase in fresh foods and fermented products.
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** The FernĂĄndez-Vega Ophthalmological Institute recommends taking extra care with hygiene to prevent eye problems in summer: always wash your hands before touching your eyes and do not share personal items.
** Sarcoma: the cancer with the greatest therapeutic need, affects 2,600 people a year in Spain
** The CRIS Cancer Foundation is promoting national and international projects to improve diagnosis and accelerate the treatment of sarcomas, a disease that affects around 2,600 people a year in Spain and presents a major therapeutic need.
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** An analysis indicates that smelling dark chocolate reduces the feeling of hunger and the desire to eat, and increases the feeling of fullness. This suggests that its aroma could help people handle training better even without having eaten.
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** Psychologist Alba Cardalda explains that a boundary is only real if, when it isnât respected, it leads to a consequence that depends on oneself. If that self-response doesnât exist, then it isnât an effective boundary.
** Japan wants to deploy 10 million robots by 2040: they will care for the elderly and work in industry
** Japan aims to deploy 10 million robots by 2040, not only in factories but also in real-world environments. The goal is to develop a technological foundation that allows these machines to adapt to different places and tasks, such as elderly care and industrial work.
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** Claudeâs feature, previously limited to the desktop app for Windows and Mac, is now available on Android and iPhone. Users can now use it from their mobile devices, expanding access and convenience for interacting with the tool anywhere.
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** Google detected and helped dismantle a cybercriminal network that controlled millions of Android devices, according to the FBI. The company identified 316 different threat groups linked to the operation, which used the infected phones for large-scale malicious activities.
** Apple has decided to stop signing older versions of iOS on some of its older devices
** Apple has stopped signing older versions of iOS on some of its older devices, affecting versions ranging from iOS 6 to iOS 10.
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** The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the star of the show, as it will be the model bringing the most changes, with a completely different design from its predecessor.
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** Home decor can directly affect your day-to-day well-being. The article suggests that a homeâs environment can either create a sense of calm or, on the contrary, cause stress, and that an artist offers key tips for identifying how our space makes us feel.
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** The halter neckline is emerging as one of the key trends for summer, once again standing out across different garments and establishing itself as a fresh, flattering fashion choice.
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** The article points out that magnesium deficiency could explain common symptoms that many people overlook, such as fatigue, stress, and low energy.
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** This season, kitten mules stand out as one of the preferred options for going to the office, combining comfort and style. They are an elegant alternative for those looking for practical footwear without giving up a sophisticated look.
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** Choosing the perfume for your wedding day is more important than it seems, since the fragrance can influence how that special moment is remembered.
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** Victoria Beckham proves that style is never lost, not even when supporting England on its way to the semifinals. The former Spice Girl opts for a festive and sophisticated look, moving away from âfootballcore,â to attend the match.
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** The sheet music for âImagine,â the famous solo song by John Lennon, was sold at a Sothebyâs auction for a price five times higher than expected, highlighting the high value reached by this item signed by the musician.
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** MeliĂĄ has launched two luxury experiences to observe the eclipse, with prices starting at 200,000 euros. The offer is aimed at exclusive clients looking to experience the astronomical phenomenon with premium services and a VIP experience.
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** HermĂšs has drawn attention at Paris Haute Couture Week with a Birkin valued at two million, considered almost a jewel. The exclusive bag is made of white gold and diamonds, making it an exceptional luxury piece.
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** The CEO of Kumbra Yachts talks about the expansion of his Spanish ânautical tailoringâ firm in the Mediterranean and criticizes the fact that many boats are designed without taking real life on board into account.
** Alberto Chicote, chef: âPatatas bravas do not contain tomato; they are made with 5 g of sweet paprika, 5 g of hot paprika, and 1 liter of brothâ
** Chef and TV presenter Alberto Chicote explains how he prepares *patatas bravas*, one of the emblematic dishes of Madrid cuisine, clarifying that they do not contain tomato and detailing his recipe with sweet paprika, hot paprika, and broth.
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** Paco Roncero, a chef with 2 Michelin Stars and 3 Repsol Suns, points to a place in the Salamanca neighborhood as the best spot for tapas in Madrid. He describes it as âa good tavern and a good inn/taproom,â highlighting its traditional and authentic atmosphere.
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** The article talks about those people who consider themselves bad at cooking, even though theyâve hardly tried making simple dishes like lentils or gazpacho. It encourages people to overcome their fear of cooking with easy, accessible recipes.
** From Tana Rivera and Roca Rey to Plex and Aitana: the roadside restaurant with a Repsol âSoleteâ favored by celebrities
** Los Chopos, a roadside restaurant with a Repsol âSolete,â has become a favorite among celebrities. After attracting names like Tana Rivera, Roca Rey, Plex, and Aitana, Fangoria has also praised its doughnuts, telling the Repsol Guide that they are the best theyâve ever tried.
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** This Japanese restaurant, with locations in Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris, was a pioneer in offering outside Japan the exclusive wagyu Kobe beef, considered the most highly prized.
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** Tierenteyn-Verlent, in Ghent, has been selling artisanal mustard since 1790. Its star product starts at 2.90 euros and is still made in the traditional way, served directly from a wooden barrel.
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** About 10 km from PortimĂŁo, this white Algarve village stands out for its whitewashed houses perched on cliffs that slope down to golden beaches. It is considered one of the most authentic and elegant places in the region.
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** Finland once again tops the list of the happiest countries in the world. Although its climate is not an attraction, the country continues to arouse interest because of the reasons behind its well-being and quality of life, which many want to discover by traveling there.
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** Cristina RodrĂguez Box has turned the dream of making money while traveling and enjoying paradise beaches and luxury hotels into reality.
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** The article points out that when staying in a hotel, there are unwritten rules that should be respected so as not to inconvenience either other guests or the hotel staff.
** The Guardia Civil clarifies under what conditions you should drive in summer to avoid fines: âYou can lose control of the pedalsâ
** A traffic officer from the Guardia Civil reminds drivers of five factors they should check before hitting the road in summer to avoid accidents and fines. The goal is to ensure safe driving and prevent situations in which control of the vehicle, including the pedals, could be lost.
** Spainâs most restrictive low-emission zones: What are the Special Protection Low Emission Zones that exist only in Madrid?
** Madrid has two Special Protection Low Emission Zones (ZBEDEP), in Centro and Plaza ElĂptica, in addition to Madridâs large low-emission zone. These areas place especially strict restrictions on access for vehicles without a DGT environmental label, making them the strictest measures in the country.
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** The transport worker criticizes some truck drivers who drive at the limit, even with heavy loads, and questions their safety on the road. He prefers to drive cautiously and arrive a little later rather than take risks.
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** To drive a quad, you need an AM, A, or B license depending on the vehicle. Its maximum speed can reach 70 km/h in some models, but not all of them can be driven on every type of road, since DGT regulations limit where they may travel.
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** Former Civil Guard officer Juan Carlos Toribio, through his YouTube channel (@Desterrado), criticizes the reform that requires motorcyclists to carry a high-visibility reflective vest on their motorcycles.
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** Subaru is launching the Crosstrek 4Wild, a limited edition of just 100 units that stands out for its adventurous focus, exclusive design, and AWD all-wheel drive.
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** Two people were injured in an accident involving an Infoca vehicle that occurred at 6:55 p.m. at kilometer 3 or 4 of the AL-6109 road, in the Las Norias ravine in BĂ©dar. After the crash, the road was closed.
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** Firefighters are focusing on controlling the last third of the right and left flanks of the forest fire in AiguamĂșrcia, whose spread could put several populated areas at risk.
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** A vehicle left the road and hit a tree in Castellar. In the accident, a child under 16 died and three other people were injured.
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** Eleven people have died on Catalan beaches since the start of the bathing season on June 15, according to the updated tally after the death of a 54-year-old man at Empuriabrava beach.
** Teresa, 85 years old and with a grade II dependency, has been trapped in her home without an elevator for a year: âI miss seeing the sunâ
** Teresa, 85, has spent a year unable to leave her home because the buildingâs elevator, though installed, still cannot operate due to bureaucratic problems. With grade II dependency, she says she misses being able to go outside and see the sun.
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** As many as 72 municipalities in Barcelona, Tarragona, and Lleida are at extreme fire risk this Sunday due to the third heatwave in Catalonia.
** Mad Cool closes the doors of its 10th edition with more than 200,000 attendees after the Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds show
** Mad Cool celebrated its 10th edition over four days with the attendance of more than 200,000 people. The festival featured standout performances by Florence and the Machine, Zara Larsson, Jennie, and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, which closed the event.
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** According to judicial sources, the detainee has been sent to prison, charged with two counts of murder and one count of robbery with violence.
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** The Pamplona City Councilâs Board of Spokespersons reiterated its rejection of and condemnation for any assault, violence, or sexist attitude that occurs.
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** Residents and merchants affected by the L9 sinkhole in Barcelona hope to be able to return to their homes and shops on Friday, while demanding that the insurer come forward and guarantee compensation for the damages suffered.
** A French man dies of cardiac arrest while hiking in Huesca
** A French hiker has died after suffering cardiac arrest shortly after 1:00 p.m. in the area of IbĂłn Azul Inferior, in Panticosa (Huesca).
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** A viral âgrandfatherâ named Paco presents himself as a man who sells books and shares advice based on his experience, but in reality he does not exist: he is an artificial intelligence created to look like a real person.
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** Dinoconda is a roller coaster located in China, considered one of the most terrifying in the world. It stands out for being one of the first attractions to incorporate individual movement for each seat, which increases the sense of adrenaline for those who ride it.
Bryan Johnson, the millionaire who injects his sonâs plasma to rejuvenate, suffers from an autoimmune disease
Bryan Johnson stated that he suffers from an autoimmune disease and that his immune system is âeating awayâ at his stomach.
** The Thai Ridgeback: an ancient Thai dog with a distinctive ridge along its back
** The Thai Ridgeback is classified by the FCI in Group 5, Section 7, together with primitive and hunting-type dogs.
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** Amador introduces Anouk, a German shepherd with a âpandaâ appearance, described as a protective, loyal, and very empathetic dog. His presence helped heal emotional wounds during an especially difficult time, becoming a silent but meaningful source of support.
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** Sneezing, nasal discharge, breathing noises, loss of appetite, and difficulty breathing are common signs of respiratory diseases in guinea pigs and require specialized veterinary care.
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** The content only invites readers to check the horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es, without providing any additional information about predictions, zodiac signs, or astrological details.
** Check the ONCE Sueldazo: results
** The winning number in the ONCE Sueldazo for Sunday, July 12, 2026, is **54787** from series **010**. The full results can be checked on the 20minutos.es website.
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** The winning combination of El Gordo de la Primitiva on Sunday, July 12, 2026, was 6, 14, 28, 46, and 53, with Key 6. The full results can be found on 20minutos.es.
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** The winning combination of the Bonoloto for Sunday, July 12, 2026 was 1, 8, 27, 33, 39, and 49. The bonus number was 10 and the refund number was 5. The full results can be consulted on the 20minutos.es website.
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** Cecotec launches a powerful, large-capacity blender, made with good materials and designed to make seed-free smoothies and juices. It also stands out for its affordable price, as it costs less than 50 euros.
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** Charging your electric car at home offers convenience and independence compared with public charging points. Cecotecâs terminal is presented as a practical solution for managing home charging without relying on schedules or third parties.
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** Cecotec presents a mosquito lamp that eliminates mosquitoes at home without the need for insecticides. It costs just over 22 euros, making it an affordable option for combating pests in a practical and safe way.
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** The article highlights a portable device designed to combat heat during daily commutes. It offers a practical, pocket-sized solution to stay cool when thereâs no access to air conditioning, with enough battery to last all day.
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** Arrhachion was a Greek Olympic athlete who achieved his feat at the Games of the 54th Olympiad, in 564 BC. His story stands out because he won his event posthumously, becoming a legendary case of victory after death.
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** A recent study confirms that the La Palma lizard is a separate species, *Gallotia palmae*, distinct from the rest of the Canary Island lizards for hundreds of thousands of years. This finding redefines its evolution and provides new information about the biological diversity of the archipelago.
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** The street style of Paris, Berlin, and other cities inspires the looks for summer 2026. In June, key pieces stood out to copy from leading brands: the star dress of every season, elegant shorts, and lace skirts, ideal for packing in your vacation suitcase.
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** According to the European Institute of Positive Psychology, a toxic person is someone in our environment who drains our energy and makes us feel bad often. If these behaviors happen repeatedly, 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, or resource shortages are harming local communities. In its 2026 edition, it recommends giving them a break without calling for a boycott, and among the places highlighted is a Spanish destination.
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** A collection of all the cartoons published by MalagĂłn in *20minutos*, gathered in one place so you can browse and enjoy his graphic work.
** A hot and deadly summer in Europe: Germany estimates 5,000 heat-related deaths, France more than 2,000, and Belgium 1,700
** The WHO warns that heat waves in Europe are becoming longer, more frequent, and more intense. In the last four years, heat has caused more than 200,000 deaths on the continent.
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** Pedro SĂĄnchez responded to Rajoy on X, arguing that belonging to a country does not depend on your surname or skin color, but on your roots and ties to it.
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** Gamarra stated during the PP tribute to councillor Miguel Ăngel Blanco that the partyâs priority will be to identify and bring to light the intellectual authors of ETAâs murders.
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** The executive, which had initially planned not to hold any Cabinet meetings in August, has changed its mind and will bring forward the start of the political season with a meeting on August 25.
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** 64% of Spaniards say they work more than 40 hours per week, reflecting a real workday that in many cases exceeds the officially established one.
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** Two thieves on the run join a group of people with disabilities during a summer camp trip, leading to comic situations, mix-ups, and new friendships as they try to escape the police.
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** Makeup artist David Francés explains how to adapt makeup after 40 to rejuvenate the eyes, soften facial features, and add freshness. His approach aims to maintain personal style while correcting common mistakes, such as using a certain kind of eyeliner.
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** Prime Video has a 7-episode epic fantasy miniseries in its catalog that premiered a few months ago and is now gaining attention again, driven by interest in dragon series on HBO Max.
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** The expert explains the current situation of mortgages when buying a home and points out that the preference for fixed-rate loans has changed. The mortgage market has now evolved, and that âbet on fixed ratesâ is no longer the dominant option it once was.
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** The Asturian chef shared an original idea on his show for turning a simple can of cockles into a spectacular appetizer, suggesting a different combination from the classic lemon: mandarin and oil.
** 74 million views in 18 days: the Netflix miniseries that is about to enter its all-time Top 10
** Harlan Cobenâs miniseries has achieved 74 million views in just 18 days, needing less than a month to rank among the most-watched titles in Netflix history and come close to its all-time Top 10.
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** Michael Sarnoskiâs new film, starring Hugh Jackman and Jodie Comer, offers an introspective take on the Robin Hood myth. The story centers on redemption and revenge, with a darker, more reflective approach that reinterprets the hero as a possible villain.
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** A 37-year-old truck driver shares his experience in the industry on social media and describes what his first overnight shift with a trailer was like. He explains that he started at midnight and finished at 11:30 in the morning, showing how he is adjusting to this new job and his feelings as he experiences it.
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** The passage, protected as a historic ensemble, connects Clot and Sant MartĂ in just 122 meters. It stands out for its colorful houses, its 19th-century working-class architecture, and its quiet, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere, which make it a small oasis in the middle of the neighborhood.
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** Cataloniaâs best-known flower show features 113 decorated spaces this year, along with concerts and routes through some of the cityâs most emblematic corners.
** A Parador with traditional Cantabrian architecture reopens in one of the most beautiful villages
** The hotel has reopened after a renovation that improved its sustainability, accessibility, and comfort. Thanks to these upgrades, the establishment has earned its fourth star, strengthening its appeal in one of the most beautiful villages while preserving its traditional Cantabrian architecture.
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** The Regional Government of Andalusia has introduced a new tourist pass to boost tourism in ten municipalities in one of the most beautiful areas of Seville province.
** Iran expands attacks on Gulf states after U.S. strikes, says Strait of Hormuz closed
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** Shares slip in Asia as oil jumps on Gulf attacks
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** Oil prices jump over 3% after Iran declares Strait of Hormuz closed
** Oil prices rose more than 3% after Iran said it was closing the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping route for global energy supplies. The move raised fears of disruptions to oil and gas flows, escalating tensions and adding to market uncertainty.
** Europe recorded 10,000 excess deaths during late-June heatwave, data show
** A late-June heatwave across Europe likely caused about 10,000 excess deaths, according to early mortality data. The highest impacts were reported in countries including Spain, Italy, and France, with older adults most affected. Researchers warn that rising temperatures are increasing health risks and that heat protection measures are urgently needed.
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** U.S. carries out strikes on Iranian missile systems near the Strait of Hormuz, Axios reports
** According to Axios, the U.S. launched strikes targeting Iranian missile systems near the Strait of Hormuz. The reported action comes amid rising tensions in the region and concerns about threats to vital shipping routes.
** Trump says Strait of Hormuz open to commercial traffic
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** U.S. forces ready to ensure navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, Central Command says
** The article says that U.S. Central Command states American forces are prepared to protect freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and respond to any threats in the strategic waterway, which is a vital route for global oil shipments.
** US says it launched strikes against Iran after attack on Cyprus-flagged container ship
** The United States said it carried out strikes against Iran in response to an attack on a Cyprus-flagged container ship. The move marks a sharp escalation in tensions linked to maritime attacks in the region.
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** TSMC stock adds two chip packaging plants in southern Taiwan, Reuters reports
** TSMC plans to build two advanced chip packaging plants in southern Taiwan as it expands capacity to support strong demand for AI and high-performance computing chips. The move is part of the companyâs broader investment in advanced manufacturing and packaging technologies.
** Chinese gas stocks rally after Beijing halts helium exports
** Chinese gas stocks surged after Beijing suspended helium exports, tightening supply and boosting expectations for domestic producers. The move highlights Chinaâs efforts to manage strategic resources amid broader trade and technology tensions.
** Smartoptics reports 55% revenue growth in second quarter
** Smartoptics said second-quarter revenue increased 55% year over year, driven by strong demand across its optical networking products. The company also highlighted continued sales growth and improving market momentum, while noting ongoing investments to support expansion.
** Mastercard explores sale of UK payments unit Vocalink stake - report
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** Mastercard explores sale of UK payments operator Vocalink, FT reports
** Mastercard is reportedly considering selling its UK payments operator, Vocalink, according to the Financial Times. The move would mark a potential shift in strategy for the company, which acquired the payments infrastructure provider in 2017. Further details on potential buyers, timing, or valuation were not provided.
** Ryohin Keikaku shares hit record high after raising FY earnings outlook
** Ryohin Keikakuâs shares rose to a record high after the operator of Muji raised its full-year earnings forecast. The company cited stronger-than-expected sales and improved profitability, which boosted investor optimism despite a challenging retail environment.
** U.S. health watchdog expects $5.56 billion in recoveries and savings
** The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services watchdog said it expects $5.56 billion in recoveries and savings from its work in fiscal 2024. The estimate reflects efforts to detect fraud, recover improper payments, and improve efficiency across federal health programs.
** Why is Yaskawa Electric stock tumbling today?
** Yaskawa Electric shares fell after the company lowered its full-year profit forecast, citing weaker demand and unfavorable currency movements. The revised outlook disappointed investors and triggered selling, despite the companyâs long-term growth prospects in automation and robotics.
** Why is Kioxia stock sliding today?
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** Egyptâs January-March current account deficit widens to $5.1 billion
** Egyptâs current account deficit widened to $5.1 billion in the January-March quarter, reflecting pressure on the countryâs external balances. The article likely discusses key drivers such as trade, remittances, tourism, or investment flows, but no additional content was provided to summarize in detail. If you meant translation into another language, tell me which one.
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** Italyâs industrial output slips 0.3% in May
** Italyâs industrial production fell 0.3% in May, according to the latest data, signaling a modest slowdown in the countryâs manufacturing and industrial sector.
** French inflation rises 2.0% in June
** French inflation held at 2.0% in June, unchanged from May, according to preliminary data. The rise was driven by higher service and food prices, while energy costs continued to fall. The figure suggests inflation remains near the European Central Bankâs target, supporting expectations that interest rates may stay steady.
** Franceâs June inflation falls 0.3% month-over-month, rises 2.0% year-over-year
** Franceâs inflation eased in June, falling 0.3% from May while still up 2.0% compared with a year earlier. The data suggests price pressures continue to cool, though consumer costs remain above last yearâs levels.
** Norwayâs June inflation comes in at 2.7%, below forecasts
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** Swedish digital solutions firm posts Q2 sales beat
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** Swedish inflation expectations edge higher, central bank survey shows
** Swedenâs inflation expectations rose slightly in the latest central bank survey, suggesting that households and businesses expect somewhat stronger price growth ahead. The survey indicates that expectations remain broadly anchored, though still above the central bankâs target, reinforcing the Riksbankâs focus on keeping inflation under control.
** Japan has no plans to overhaul pension fundsâ asset allocation, sources say
** Japan is not planning a major overhaul of pension fundsâ asset allocation, according to a source. The government is expected to keep the current investment framework unchanged, despite ongoing market and policy discussions.
** Morning Bid: Oil swept along on troubled waters
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** DOJ investigating allegations surrounding UAW President Shawn Fain
** The Justice Department is investigating allegations involving UAW President Shawn Fain, according to sources. The investigation focuses on claims related to internal union matters, though details remain limited. The probe adds scrutiny to Fain, who has been a prominent labor leader in recent years.
** SK Hynix shares fall as much as 4.4% in Seoul after strong Nasdaq debut
** SK Hynix shares fell in Seoul despite a strong Nasdaq debut, as investors likely took profits and responded to broader market caution. The decline came even though the stock had recently drawn attention for its U.S. listing performance, reflecting mixed sentiment about the companyâs near-term outlook.
** BOJ may raise growth forecast, maintain vigilance to inflation risk, sources say
** The Bank of Japan is likely to upgrade its growth forecast at this weekâs meeting, while keeping a cautious stance on inflation risks. Sources say policymakers expect the economy to weather U.S. tariff impacts better than feared, but will monitor price pressures and wage trends closely before deciding on further policy moves.
** Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after brief illness, leaving vacancy in U.S. Senate
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** U.S. concludes latest Iran strikes as Trump says Hormuz remains open
** The U.S. has completed its latest strikes on Iran, while President Trump said the Strait of Hormuz remains open. The developments come amid heightened regional tensions and concerns about potential disruptions to global shipping and energy markets.
** Investors to Deal with a Packed Week of Earnings, CPI, and Iran Headlines
** The week is set to be eventful for markets, with investors watching a wave of earnings reports, the latest U.S. CPI inflation data, and developments related to Iran. These factors could drive volatility as traders assess economic conditions, corporate performance, and geopolitical risks.
** Egyptâs current account deficit doubles in first quarter
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** Bitcoin falls to $62.8k as US-Iran tensions batter risk
** Bitcoin slipped to $62.8K as escalating US-Iran tensions triggered a broad risk-off move in markets. Traders sold risk assets amid fears of further geopolitical instability, pressuring crypto prices along with stocks and other speculative assets.
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** Bitcoin holds gains above $64,000 as U.S. crypto policy remains in focus
** Bitcoin stayed above $64,000 as traders watched U.S. crypto policy developments. The article highlights ongoing market attention on regulation and government actions, which continue to influence sentiment across digital assets.
** Bitcoin consolidates below $64,700 resistance: Live levels
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** Bitcoin rebounds above $64k, heads for weekly gain on tech-led rally
** Bitcoin rose back above $64,000, putting it on track for a weekly gain as a broader rally in tech stocks lifted risk assets. The rebound followed recent volatility, with traders encouraged by stronger sentiment across markets and renewed interest in cryptocurrencies.
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** TrueDAO Raises $10 Million in Strategic Funding to Accelerate AI-Powered Financial Infrastructure
** TrueDAO has secured $10 million in strategic funding to expand its AI-driven financial infrastructure platform. The investment will support product development, scale operations, and accelerate adoption of tools designed to improve financial workflows and decision-making.
** Bitcoin outlook hinges on clarity around Strategyâs new approach: analyst
** Bitcoinâs near-term outlook depends on how investors interpret Strategyâs evolving approach, according to an analyst. The companyâs actions could influence market confidence and sentiment around BTC. Clearer guidance on its strategy may help reduce uncertainty and shape Bitcoinâs direction.
** Bitcoin rises nearly 2%, tops $63k as risk sentiment improves, oil prices fall
** Bitcoin climbed nearly 2% to top $63,000 as broader risk appetite improved. The move came alongside weaker oil prices, suggesting easing market concerns and support for crypto and other risk assets.
** Bybit PWM BTC Funds Post 4.9% Growth in 60-Day Annualized Return as Bybit Expands BTC Yield Suite for Holders
** Bybit reported that its PWM BTC funds achieved a 4.9% 60-day annualized return as it expanded its BTC yield offerings for holders. The expansion is intended to give users more ways to earn passive income on Bitcoin through Bybitâs growing yield suite.
** Robo.ai names former Interpol president as subsidiary chairman
** Robo.ai has appointed former Interpol President Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi as chairman of its subsidiary. The move is part of the companyâs effort to strengthen leadership and expand its global business presence.
** Sampo buys back 35,203 shares for âŹ328,000 in week 28
** Sampo repurchased 35,203 of its own shares between July 7 and July 11, 2025, for about âŹ328,000. The buybacks were carried out on Nasdaq Helsinki under its share repurchase program.
** Sampo buys back 35,203 shares in week 28
** Sampo plc announced that it repurchased 35,203 of its own shares during week 28 at an average price of approximately EUR 43.20 per share. The buybacks were part of its ongoing share repurchase program and were carried out on Nasdaq Helsinki.
** Evaxion presents preclinical data on CMV vaccine candidate
** Evaxion presented preclinical data on its CMV vaccine candidate, highlighting immune responses and potential protective activity in testing. The company said the findings support further development of the vaccine program toward future clinical evaluation.
** Evaxion presents preclinical data on AI-designed CMV vaccine
** Evaxion shared preclinical results for its AI-designed cytomegalovirus (CMV) vaccine candidate, showing immune responses in early testing. The company said the data support continued development of its AI platform for vaccine discovery and could help advance efforts toward a preventive CMV vaccine.
Volkswagenâs âFuture Planâ announced: Is this the right way to go?
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** OpenAI safety chief Matt Heidecke to leave after leadership reshuffle, says *Wired*
** OpenAIâs safety chief, Matt Heidecke, is reportedly leaving the company following a leadership reshuffle, according to *Wired*. The departure comes amid broader internal changes at OpenAI, though the article did not specify a reason for his exit.
** Trump administration backs Intel turnaround with customer push
** The Trump administration is supporting Intelâs turnaround by encouraging major customers to increase orders and help stabilize the chipmaker. The effort is part of a broader push to strengthen U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
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