News Summary - 08/08/2025

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Netanyahu Divides Israelis and Allies with Plan for New Military Push in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan for a new military offensive in Gaza faces criticism from the army leadership and opposition from hostage families, highlighting growing divisions within Israel and its allies.

Why Trump-Putin talks unlikely to bring rapid end to Ukraine war

Despite Trump's involvement, Moscow's stringent preconditions for a ceasefire complicate efforts to quickly end the conflict in Ukraine, making a rapid resolution unlikely.

Mushroom murderer's alleged attempts to kill husband revealed

Simon Patterson was allegedly poisoned multiple times by his wife, leaving him in a coma once and his family told to prepare for his death on two occasions.

US offers $50m reward for arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro

The US has doubled its reward to $50 million for information leading to the arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, who is accused of drug trafficking.

Cacio e pepe: Good Food pasta recipe sparks fury in Italy

A Good Food recipe for cacio e pepe using cream has sparked outrage in Italy. Traditionalists, including a Rome café owner, criticized the addition, insisting that authentic cacio e pepe never includes cream, emphasizing the importance of preserving classic cooking methods.

Ex-Superman actor says he's becoming an ICE agent

Dean Cain revealed he plans to be sworn in as an ICE agent soon after the agency's recent recruitment campaign, signaling his intention to join U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Trump's sweeping new tariffs take effect against dozens of countries

The president implemented new tariffs affecting multiple countries, including a 50% tariff on Indian goods. He also threatened to impose a 100% tariff on foreign-made computer chips as part of his aggressive trade measures.

Zambia dismisses US health warning after toxic spill in copper mining area

Zambia's government has declared its water safe for consumption, countering the US embassy's advice for staff to evacuate following a toxic spill in a copper mining region.

Payout for mother wrongfully jailed over babies' deaths 'inadequate' - lawyer

Kathleen Folbigg was released in 2023 following a review that raised reasonable doubt about her guilt in the deaths of her babies. Her lawyer argues that the compensation she received for the wrongful conviction is insufficient.

Six dead in Kenya medical small plane crash, official says

A medical small plane crashed in Kenya, killing all six people on board. The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority reported that the plane lost signal just three minutes after takeoff.

United Airlines passengers in US delayed after tech glitch halts flights

United Airlines experienced a tech glitch that temporarily halted flights in the US. While flights resumed late Wednesday, disruptions continued, causing delays for passengers.

Two Ghanaian Ministers Die in Helicopter Crash, Along with Six Others

A helicopter crash in Ghana has resulted in the deaths of two ministers and six others. Authorities have not yet confirmed the cause of the crash, which is being described as a national tragedy.

Tears and outrage in South Africa as accused in pig farm murder walks free

Adrian de Wet revealed he was compelled to dispose of the bodies of two black women in a pig enclosure. The case has sparked public outrage and sorrow across South Africa after the accused was released, raising concerns about justice and accountability.

'Fake nurse' arrested in Florida after seeing more than 4,000 patients

Autumn Bardisa was arrested in Florida after it was discovered she had been practicing as a nurse without proper qualifications. An investigation revealed she had treated over 4,000 patients illegally.

Wrong remains from Air India crash 'adds to trauma', says family

Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek's sister told BBC Newsnight that her family is seeking closure and dignity for her brother after receiving the wrong remains from the Air India crash, which has added to their trauma.

'A grave sin': Hezbollah dismisses Lebanon's move to restrict arms

Lebanon's cabinet plans to establish a state monopoly on arms by year-end, aiming to control weapon possession. Hezbollah strongly opposes this move, calling it "a grave sin," as it challenges their armed status and influence in the country.

Italy gives final approval for world's longest suspension bridge to Sicily

Italy has given final approval for the construction of the world's longest suspension bridge connecting Sicily to the mainland. Although the project was initiated earlier, it still faces several challenges before construction can begin.

Apple to invest $100bn after pressure from Trump

Under pressure from President Trump to increase domestic manufacturing, Apple announced plans to invest $100 billion in the United States to bolster its production and create jobs locally.

Myanmar's figurehead president dies after long illness

Myanmar's military leaders appointed Myint Swe as acting president following the 2021 coup. The country's figurehead president recently passed away after a prolonged illness, marking a significant development in the nation's political landscape.

India's immigration raids send ripples through slums and skyscrapers alike

An upscale Indian suburb is conducting raids targeting marginalized residents labeled as illegal immigrants, affecting communities across social and economic divides.

Is the world's oldest leader set for an eighth term?

Paul Biya, the world's oldest president, is running in October's election and, if re-elected, will remain in power until age 99.

Is Perrier as pure as it claims? The bottled water scandal gripping France

Allegations that natural mineral water brands, including Perrier, have been filtering their water have sparked a scandal in France, challenging the purity claims these brands promote and raising consumer concerns about product authenticity.

The secret system Hamas uses to pay government salaries

Despite Gaza's isolation and devastation, Hamas continues to pay government salaries through a clandestine financial system that bypasses traditional banking and external controls, ensuring officials remain compensated amid the region's crisis.

On Ukraine's front line, twisted wreckage shows sanctions haven't yet stopped Russia

In Kharkiv, investigators are collecting evidence of Russian attacks, revealing that despite sanctions, Russia continues its military operations without significant hindrance. The ongoing conflict highlights the limited impact of sanctions on Russia's ability to wage war in Ukraine.

Trump-Modi ties hit rock bottom with new tariffs on India over Russian oil

Trump's new tariffs on Indian goods, imposed amid disputes over oil imports from Russia, have significantly strained India-US relations. His tariff threats and social media outbursts have intensified tensions, marking a low point in ties between the two leaders.

Could RFK Jr's move to pull mRNA vaccine funding be a huge miscalculation?

The US is cutting $500 million in funding for vaccines targeting diseases such as flu and Covid. Health correspondent James Gallagher questions whether this decision is wise, considering the ongoing importance of vaccine development in managing public health threats.

Bear chases hockey mascot during photoshoot

The Seattle Kraken mascot was chased by a bear while filming a promotional video with team forward John Hayden but managed to escape safely.

Deadly wildfire spreads in southern France

Officials report a rapidly advancing wildfire in southern France, fueled by strong winds, dry vegetation, and hot summer weather, posing significant threats to the region.

Hiroshima: Ceremony marks 80th anniversary of atomic bombing

At the 80th anniversary ceremony of the Hiroshima atomic bombing, Japan's Prime Minister called on all countries to pursue nuclear disarmament and promote global peace.

Hiroshima survivor stories were painful to draw

Hiroshima students spent weeks creating artwork based on atomic bomb survivor stories, finding the process emotionally challenging as they visualized the painful experiences.

The Government of Israel Approves Netanyahu's Military Plan to Occupy Gaza City

The Government of Israel approved Netanyahu's military plan for the Israeli Defense Forces to prepare for the takeover of Gaza City, thereby intensifying their operation in the region.

The Israeli opposition leader says the decision on Gaza is "a disaster"

The Israeli government approved Netanyahu's military plan to occupy Gaza City. The decision has been criticized by the opposition leader, who called it "a disaster" due to its possible consequences.

Eyal Zamir, the head of the Israeli Army who clashes with Netanyahu over the occupation plan

Eyal Zamir, head of the Israeli Army, warns that the occupation of Gaza endangers the safety of hostages and soldiers, especially exhausted reservists after the conflict, contrasting with the occupation plan promoted by Netanyahu.

Scorching temperatures and storms with possible downpours on the sixth day of the heat wave: affected areas

Thirteen autonomous communities will be on alert due to rising temperatures, while six face risks of storms and possible downpours on the sixth day of the heat wave.

The PSOE goes on the attack against the PP over the right to religious freedom following the motion in Jumilla

The PP argues that the motion in Jumilla is not aimed against any religion, but rather modifies municipal rules to prohibit celebrations in sports centers. They accuse the Government of creating a false controversy, while the PSOE criticizes the initiative for affecting the right to religious freedom.

Why is there controversy in Jumilla? Is the ban on religious activities in sports centers constitutional?

The controversial motion by the Jumilla City Council prohibits religious and non-sporting activities in municipal sports facilities, generating debate about its constitutionality and religious freedom versus the public use of sports spaces.

Asufin warns that the new ATM law could worsen financial exclusion in smaller municipalities

Asufin criticizes the deadlines set to adapt the ATM network, considering them excessive and warning that the new law could increase financial exclusion in small municipalities.

The Love Thermometer: From Breakups to Couples and Possible Romances of Summer 2025

This article analyzes love trends for summer 2025, highlighting breakups, new couples, and potential romances that will arise. It examines how relationships evolve over time, influenced by social and personal changes, and predicts a season marked by intense and transformative connections.

Cora Schumacher's confession about keeping Ralf's last name: "I'll keep it as long as I keep making money from it"

Cora Schumacher states in 'Bild' that she will continue using her ex-partner Ralf's last name as long as it brings her financial benefits, and she has no intention of reverting to her maiden name, Brinkmann.

Georgina 'sets fire' to social media with an ultra-short dress showing off her buttocks: "I'm obsessed"

Georgina captivates her followers with an ultra-short dress that highlights her curves, causing great admiration on social media.

What You Should Do If You Travel Abroad to Avoid "A Hole in the Family Budget" of Thousands of Euros

Medical assistance abroad, even in EU countries, can be very costly. It is essential to take precautions and have appropriate insurance to avoid high expenses that could seriously impact the family budget during a trip.

U.S. Doubles Reward for Maduro to 50 Million: "He Is One of the Biggest Drug Traffickers in the World"

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi doubled the reward to 50 million dollars for Nicolás Maduro, labeling him as one of the biggest drug traffickers in the world.

The Escape of Puigdemont that Called the Mossos into Question Marks One Year with a Decisive Junts in Spain but Declining in Catalonia

A year ago, former Catalan president Puigdemont evaded an operation by the Mossos d'Esquadra to reach the Parliament, staging an escape notable for its symbolic impact. Since then, Junts remains relevant in Spanish politics, although it is losing presence and strength in Catalonia.

Unique financing, the expansion of El Prat, and the new Rodalies mark the first year of Illa's government without budgets

President Illa has managed the PSOE crisis and budgetary instability through agreements with ERC and Comuns, achieving an increase of 4 billion euros in public funds, highlighting projects such as unique financing, the expansion of El Prat airport, and the new Rodalies.

"Intact" Body of a Man Missing for Almost Three Decades Found in a Glacier

The body of a man who disappeared in 1997 after falling into a crevasse in a glacier in Pakistan was found intact, due to the melting of the ice caused by climate change.

Maribel Permuy, mother of José Couso who led a "tireless fight" to achieve justice, dies

Maribel Permuy, mother of José Couso, who was killed by US troops in the Iraq war in 2003, passed away after a tireless struggle to obtain justice for her son's death.

David Beckham surprises with a 'look' change, which cost him a home 'accident': "It's not funny"

David Beckham shaved his head completely, a change that his wife Victoria Beckham did not like. Furthermore, the new look caused him a domestic accident, a situation he described as "it's not funny."

J.D. Vance, Vice President of the U.S., demands that the flow of a river be increased to go on a trip with his family

J.D. Vance, politician and Vice President of the U.S., requested increasing the flow of a river in Ohio to take a boat trip with his wife and three children, citing safety reasons.

The M-30 Works in Ventas Deal with the Heat Wave and Underground Watercourses

The high temperatures have led to changes in the working hours at the M-30 construction site in Ventas. Additionally, workers face an unexpected increase in the presence of underground water, complicating tasks in the area.

Cannibalism in Atapuerca: Tribes Skinned, Cooked, and Ate Their Enemies 5.7 Million Years Ago

A study links cannibalism in Atapuerca to conflicts between groups, ruling out that it was due to funerary practices or hunger.

Caught Maite Galdeano Going 'Topless' on a Beach in Murcia

The program 'TardeAR' exclusively aired footage of Maite Galdeano, the Navarrese, enjoying the summer while going 'topless' on a beach in Murcia.

Three More Victims of the Twin Towers Attacks Identified

Twenty-four years after the 9/11 attacks, the names of three more victims have been identified thanks to DNA analysis, providing closure to families and progress in the investigation of the tragedy.

High-speed train service between Madrid and Barcelona suspended due to a fire

A fire that occurred between Brihuega and Medinaceli has caused the suspension of high-speed train service between Madrid and Barcelona. Authorities are working to control the fire and restore service as soon as possible.

Having barbecues on the terrace: what the law in Spain allows (and prohibits)

The Horizontal Property Law does not regulate the use of barbecues on terraces, so permission depends on the community’s statutes and rules. It is important to consult these regulations to avoid conflicts and to respect safety and coexistence.

Kia’s Best-Selling Model Returns Renewed: More Stylish, Technological, and Efficient

The Kia Sportage, leader in the compact SUV market, presents a new version that strengthens its commitment to sustainable mobility by incorporating improvements in style, technology, and efficiency.

Learning to Live Beyond Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ by Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127 titled ‘Generation Alfabeta: In Search of Well-being in a Hyperconnected World’, analyzes how hyperconnectivity affects well-being. It encourages reflection on the balanced use of technologies to promote a healthier and more mindful life, especially among the new generations immersed in screens and digital devices.

The solution to avoid overpaying on low-cost airlines: a bag that fits under the seat for less than €20

Ryanair and Vueling limit the baggage allowed on their budget flights to what fits under the seat. To avoid paying extra fees, a small and affordable bag, for less than €20, is the ideal option to comply with this rule and travel without additional charges.

Between Doubts and Resignation: Spanish Companies Learn to Live in Trump's New Economic Order

Spanish exporters express uncertainty and frustration over the lack of clarity regarding Trump's new tariff measures, criticizing the absence of a detailed text beyond the 15% tariff and the lack of an exceptions list, which complicates planning and raises concerns about the economic future.

A Drugged Man Steals Several Cars, One with a Minor Inside, Assaults Several People, and Crashes

A man under the influence of drugs stole several cars, one with a minor inside. One of the victims managed to get the minor out just before the thief fled driving the vehicle. During the events, the attacker assaulted several people and eventually crashed.

The actor Dean Cain, a 'Superman' who has gone on to pursue immigrants

Dean Cain, known for his role as Superman, now works for the Immigration department, responsible for monitoring the arrival of foreigners.

New Evidence of the "Catastrophic" Collapse of the Perito Moreno Glacier

The collapse of the Perito Moreno Glacier is attributed to the reduced accumulation of snow and the increased melting caused by the rise in Earth's temperature.

OpenAI Officially Unveils GPT-5, Its Most Advanced AI to Date: What’s New and How Much It Costs

GPT-5 stands out for its greater ability to understand and generate complex information accurately, as well as producing higher-quality code, marking a significant advancement in artificial intelligence.

Tamara Falcó's 'eternal' vacation, now in the Maldives with her husband and her mother, Isabel Preysler

Tamara Falcó is enjoying her vacation in a luxurious villa in the Maldives, accompanied by her husband and her mother, Isabel Preysler. She arrived at the destination, which she calls her 'paradise,' after traveling by private plane.

The Most Expensive Coffee in the World? One Kilogram of This Coffee Sells for More Than 30,000 Dollars

Panamanian Geisha coffee set two new records at the 'Best of Panama' electronic auction in the "washed" category, establishing itself as one of the most expensive coffees in the world, with prices exceeding 30,000 dollars per kilogram.

Fires in Galicia Stabilized or Under Control: No Risk to Nearby Homes

Two new fires were reported this Thursday in Forcarei (Pontevedra) and O Saviñao (Lugo) in Galicia. However, the fires in the region are stabilized or under control, so there is no risk to nearby homes. Authorities continue to monitor the situation to ensure the safety of residents.

Edu Recommends: "I Exercise Daily and These Are My Favorite Accessories"

Edu shares his favorite sports accessories that he uses daily to stay active. He highlights the importance of having comfortable and functional tools that enhance the exercise experience.

The Price of Gasoline Makes Summer Cheaper for Drivers and Reaches the Lowest Levels of 2022

Gasoline has dropped by 23.4% and diesel by 24.6% since the highs of June 2022, reaching the lowest prices of the year and benefiting drivers during the summer.

Liam Neeson kisses Pamela Anderson in the sweetest promotion of his new movie

Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson share a touching moment during the promotion of their new movie, which has won over social media with its tenderness and unusual chemistry.

Mercadona launches new body lotions with luxury ingredients: "nourishes, soothes, and repairs"

Mercadona introduces a new line of body lotions that provide intensive hydration, deep nourishment, and effective repair for all skin types, expanding its offerings in the beauty section.

Neither Cardio nor Strength: The Easy Exercise That Lowers Blood Pressure the Most According to Science

A study reveals that although cardiovascular and strength exercises are beneficial, there is an activity more effective in reducing hypertension, the main cause of cardiovascular diseases in Spain. Maintaining stable blood pressure is vital for health.

Like bats or dolphins: the new drone technology for flying at night

This new technology for drones mimics the ability of bats and dolphins to orient themselves and move in darkness, enhancing their night flight through advanced sensory systems.

The African Destination That’s Trending and Already Called the ‘New Caribbean’

This Atlantic archipelago has significantly increased its summer tourism in recent years, thanks to its impressive beaches and nature that attract visitors from all over the world.

The Madrid Restaurant That Invites You to Cross Platform 9 3/4: A Menu for Less Than 25 Euros

A restaurant in Madrid offers Harry Potter fans a magical experience with an atmosphere inspired by the saga. Diners can enjoy a themed menu for less than 25 euros, making this place an ideal destination for lovers of the magical world.

The Ultimate Trick to Clean Your Car's Headlights and Make Them Look Like New

Keeping your headlights clean is essential for safe night driving and to avoid fines from Spanish authorities. An effective trick restores the shine and improves the visibility of your front lights.

A seismic swarm of 700 small earthquakes shakes the Teide in a few hours: "One day there will be an eruption"

A seismic swarm of 700 small earthquakes at a depth of 10 km near the Teide has been recorded. The earthquakes, with very low magnitudes, were not felt by the population. This phenomenon indicates abnormal microseismic activity that could be a precursor to a future eruption.

Which is the Best Beach in Spain 2025? Vote Among the 20 Finalists and Choose the One That Deserves to Win

20minutos presents the final round to choose the best beach in Spain 2025. From 10 coastlines, readers have selected the 20 finalist beaches. Now, the public must vote until September 15 to decide the winner among the two best from each coastline.

The Best Detective Series of the Summer: 10 Reasons to Get Hooked on Unsolved Crimes with Natasha Lyonne

The series gained popularity in its first season due to its originality and Natasha Lyonne's performance. It returns with new episodes aiming to maintain quality and captivate the audience once again.

What happens if you turn off the car while the air conditioning is still on?

In summer, many drivers in Spain use the air conditioning while driving, but leaving it on when you turn off the car can damage the vehicle if not used properly.

Hobbies on 20minutos: test yourself with these 10 skill games

Enjoy for free on 20minutos a new hobbies section that includes sudoku, crosswords, word searches, memory games, spot the difference, puzzles, and logic games to test your skills.

How much do you know about current events? Test yourself with this quiz of 10 questions on current affairs

July is ending and we challenge you with a test of 10 questions to assess your knowledge of the most relevant news of this month.

One parasol and two sun loungers for 95 euros a day: Italian tourists flee their very expensive private beaches

Many beaches along the Italian coast are private, which significantly raises the prices. The cost of one parasol and two sun loungers can reach 95 euros per day, causing Italian tourists to look for more affordable alternatives outside of these exclusive beaches.

Spain sets a new population record with 49.3 million people thanks to migration

The population of Spain reached a record 49.3 million, driven by the increase in people born abroad, while the number of those born in Spain decreased.

Valencia, Catalonia, and Madrid account for 62% of Spain’s 508,475 new inhabitants

Catalonia, Valencia, and Madrid concentrate 62% of the 508,475 new inhabitants in Spain, with Catalonia being the preferred region for more than 600,000 foreigners who have arrived in the country in the past year.

The victim of the Torre Pacheco assault regrets the release of the detainee: "I just hope it doesn't happen to anyone else"

The victim of the assault in Torre Pacheco expressed their frustration over the release of the detainee, expressing the hope that no one else suffers the same experience.

Hubble Shows the Interstellar Comet 3I/Atlas Like Never Seen Before

The interstellar comet 3I/Atlas, shown by Hubble in great detail, has the highest recorded speed for a visitor object in the solar system, standing out for its unique characteristics.

A man will have to pay his neighbor 30,000 euros for the croaking of the frogs in his pond

A court ruled that the croaking of the frogs in a man's pond causes noise pollution and ordered him to pay 30,000 euros to his neighbor affected by the noise.

A truck driver investigated and arrested for weaving on the road: he had six times the legal alcohol limit

A truck driver was arrested in Torre Pacheco for reckless driving and exceeding six times the legal alcohol limit. He now faces a possible prison sentence of six months to two years, according to the Spanish Traffic Law.

The Eggplant Sandwich That’s Going to Be a Hit This Summer: No Bread, Cheap, and Ready in 30 Minutes

This eggplant sandwich is a gluten-free, affordable, and easy-to-make option that’s ready in 30 minutes, perfect for enjoying in summer without giving up traditional flavor.

Which uses more energy, a penguin or a tower fan?

During the summer, both the penguin and the tower fan are popular options for cooling down. This article compares the energy consumption of both appliances to determine which is more efficient and economical to use during high temperatures.

This is the deadline for retired mutual fund members to claim their IRPF refund

Retirees who contributed to mandatory labor mutual funds before 1979 and currently receive a public pension have a deadline to claim the IRPF refund corresponding to that period.

How to Try GPT-5 for Free on ChatGPT, OpenAI's New AI

GPT-5 is now available for free to all users on ChatGPT, allowing you to test OpenAI's new artificial intelligence at no cost.

Jorge Cadaval, victim of the viral challenge of defecating in the pool: "There was a poop, you can get salmonellosis"

Jorge Cadaval, from Los Morancos, jokes about the viral summer challenge of defecating in pools, highlighting the risk of salmonellosis after encountering feces in the water.

Cardinal Antonio Cañizares Hospitalized Due to His "Delicate Health Condition"

The Archbishop of Valencia, Cardinal Antonio Cañizares, is hospitalized due to his delicate health condition. He has asked the faithful of the Archdiocese to pray for his speedy recovery.

The perpetrator of a family massacre who left only a baby alive is arrested

The perpetrator of a family massacre was arrested after killing the parents, grandmother, and maternal uncle of a seven-month-old baby, who was found unharmed hours before the arrest.

The amazing reaction of a one-year-old baby upon seeing a cobra: it saved his life

A one-year-old baby, playing in the yard, saw a cobra and quickly grabbed it and bit its head, an action that saved his life by preventing the snake from attacking.

Fireworm, lionfish... Rising temperatures are "tropicalizing" the Mediterranean and attracting species never seen before

The rising temperature in the Mediterranean is causing the arrival of tropical species such as the lionfish, fireworm, and Asian algae. These changes affect the local ecosystem and raise concerns among specialists about the impact on biodiversity and marine balance.

Running, Crossfit, or Dance Classes Are the New Tinder: "There Is Something Human Beyond the Screens"

Dating apps are losing users, who are opting for group activities such as running, crossfit, or dance to meet partners, seeking a more human and authentic connection outside the digital world.

The generation living between precariousness and the fear of a retirement that may never come: "It's not worth it"

Enric, a sound technician, reflects the reality of many young people facing job insecurity and the threat of being unable to retire. Economic uncertainty and the need to work into old age generate fear and distrust in a stable financial future. This generation struggles with unstable jobs and conditions that make it difficult to plan a dignified retirement, questioning whether working so much is really worth it.

CEOs to Box

La Velada del Año V on Twitch combines boxing matches between streamers with musical performances, reflecting a new economy similar to that of the late 1990s.

Summer scoops... with nuclear heads

This year, the typical summer news "scoops" include topics with "nuclear heads," and in the most serious cases, even multiple heads, similar to the hydras of Greek mythology.

Summer, an Ally for Entrepreneurs

Alberto Alonso, director of Impact Hub Madrid, highlights how summer boosts entrepreneurs by offering them opportunities to innovate, connect, and relax their minds. This season facilitates networking and creativity, making it an ideal period to develop projects and strengthen professional networks.

Who Benefits from the Tariff Agreement Between the US and the EU?

The tariff agreement between the US and the EU aims to end the instability caused by the trade war initiated by Trump, who implemented unilateral measures under his "peace through strength" strategy, generating global uncertainty.

The Great Barrier Reef suffers its greatest coral decline since records began: "It could reach a point of no return"

The Great Barrier Reef has faced unprecedented thermal stress, causing its greatest recorded coral decline. Experts warn that if this trend continues, the ecosystem could reach a point of no return, threatening its survival.

Australia will pay the woman who spent 20 years in prison for the death of her babies

An investigation led by a Spanish scientist reopened in 2021 the case of a woman imprisoned for the death of her babies, attributing the deaths to genetic defects. This led Australia to decide to compensate her after 20 years of unjust imprisonment.

The heatwave marks tourist visits: "We thought it would be cooler"

The intense heat forces tourists to seek refuge in water, hats, and shade to cope with the high temperatures and continue enjoying their visit to the country. Many express surprise, as they expected cooler weather.

The Salmonellosis Outbreak in Barbastro Now Affects a Total of 424 People and Leaves Five Children Hospitalized

The salmonellosis outbreak in Barbastro has affected 424 people treated in health centers and hospitals. Five children remain hospitalized due to the severity of their symptoms. Health authorities continue investigating the origin of the outbreak and strengthening control measures to prevent new infections.

The fire in the south of France remains active, although its progress is slow

The fire in the south of France has caused the death of one person and injuries to two others. So far, it has burned 16,000 hectares. Although it is still active, its progress is slow.

The Real Reason Why Two Letters Are Missing in Pasapalabra's Final Round

Pasapalabra's director, Miguel Ángel Aparicio, revealed in the 20th-anniversary special that the absence of two letters in the final round is a decision made by the show, explaining the reason behind this detail.

Damián Moyá reveals on 'Pasapalabra' his surprising connection with Rosa: "We are family"

Damián Moyá revealed on 'Pasapalabra' that he shares a family bond with Rosa, his colleague on 'El Hormiguero,' as they are both half Argentine.

An early mistake by Rosa in 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra' allows Manu an easy victory

Rosa made an early mistake on the letter 'E' during 'El Rosco' of 'Pasapalabra', which made it easier for Manu to achieve a comfortable victory with 23 correct answers, close to winning the jackpot.

Richard Pena, on 'First Dates': "Nine out of ten people say that an affair boosts their self-esteem"

63% of those who start to take care of their physical appearance could be unfaithful, according to data presented on 'First Dates,' where Richard Pena highlighted that nine out of ten people believe that an affair improves their self-esteem.

The kidnapping and rape victim during 12 days tells her story: "I stayed awake, he gave me cocaine"

Yolanda recounted that her attacker was not her partner, but a man who hired her to clean his house. For 12 days she was held captive and raped, staying awake thanks to the cocaine supplied by her attacker.

A contributor from 'Vamos a ver' analyzes the personal gestures of Leonor, Sofía, and Letizia to identify with them

A contributor from 'Vamos a ver', whose parents are deaf, uses their knowledge of sign language to analyze the personal gestures of Leonor, Sofía, and Letizia, seeking ways to identify with them through their body language.

Tania, a victim of fraud after her ID was stolen: "I can't even buy a train ticket to travel"

Tania was scammed following the theft of her ID and reports that the bank applies "a ruthless practice." Because of this, she cannot carry out even basic purchases like train tickets, severely affecting her mobility and financial situation.

Omar Samba shows his reality after leaving 'OT 2023' as an emergency medical technician

Omar Samba shares how he balances his music career with his job as an emergency medical technician, revealing the reality of his daily life after his departure from 'OT 2023'.

Agustín Bravo lashes out at 'Survivors': "They didn't let me do anything and there was a vote that they removed..."

Agustín Bravo, a participant in 'Survivors' 2021, where he was the fourth contestant expelled, criticized the show for not allowing him to act freely and questioned an alleged vote that was removed during the reality show.

An 'influencer' living in Andorra recounts, outraged, his 'hell' after suffering a robbery in Barcelona

The TikToker Xavi Esquerigüela reported a robbery in Barcelona, but the police informed him that they could not take action, which caused him indignation and he describes his experience as a 'hell'.

Jessica Bueno caught with a mysterious companion on vacation in Ibiza

Jessica Bueno was seen with a mysterious man during a vacation in Ibiza. Photos taken on a sailboat show the Sevillian posing alongside the enigmatic companion, sparking curiosity about his identity.

Ana Guerra and Víctor Elías Enjoy Their First Summer as a Married Couple and Get Romantic by the Pool

Ana Guerra, former contestant of 'Operación Triunfo 2017', celebrates her first summer of marriage with Víctor Elías. The singer dedicates a romantic song to her husband, emphasizing that with him "all love songs make sense."

Anna Ferrer’s Tender Birthday Message to Her Boyfriend: "Sharing Life with Him Makes Me Happy"

Anna Ferrer dedicated a heartfelt birthday message to her boyfriend on Instagram, pairing her message with a carousel of photos to celebrate his birthday and express her happiness in sharing life with him.

José María Almoguera, faced with the possibility of a wedding with María 'La Jerezana': "I'm not closing myself off to anything"

José María Almoguera, collaborator on 'TardeAR', is enjoying a happy personal moment and expresses excitement about his new relationship with María 'La Jerezana', leaving the possibility of a wedding open.

Paola Olmedo Gives the Final Details of Her Divorce from José María Almoguera: "It's a Matter of Time, It Doesn't Depend on Us"

Paola Olmedo, former daughter-in-law of Carmen Borrego, confirms that her divorce from José María Almoguera is practically finalized, but points out that it is only a matter of time because the process does not depend on them.

Sarah Santaolalla, the journalist criticized for wearing a COVID victims' T-shirt "in Playboy style"

Sarah Santaolalla, journalist and partner of Javier Ruiz, has been criticized for wearing a commemorative T-shirt for COVID-19 victims that some compared to Playboy style, sparking controversy over her choice of clothing.

Violeta Mangriñán and Fabio Colloricchio, "desperate" about the relationship between their daughters: "Worse than ever"

Violeta Mangriñán is considering taking her eldest daughter, Gala, to therapy due to the jealousy she feels towards her younger sister, Gia, revealing that the relationship between them is worse than ever.

Karchez clarifies his current relationship with Abby after their emotional hug during 'The Evening of the Year 5'

Karchez used his Twitch channel to deny false rumors about his relationship with Abby following their emotional hug in 'The Evening of the Year 5,' clarifying the truth and putting an end to the speculation.

Burak Özçivit, the highest-paid actor in Turkey who is a hit on television

Burak Özçivit, the highest-paid actor in Turkey, stars in the historical series "Empire" on La Sexta, where he plays Osman I, standing out on television.

Kelley Mack, actress from 'The Walking Dead', dies at 33 years old

Kelley Mack, actress known for her role in 'The Walking Dead', passed away at 33 after nearly a year battling an aggressive cancer.

Ibai Llanos asks for the 'edits' about his physical change to stop: "My mother is worried"

Ibai Llanos, in a video, asks people to stop making 'edits' about his physical change, clarifying that his evolution is gradual and not motivated by aesthetic reasons. He also mentions that his mother is concerned about these comments.

The longest solar eclipse that will plunge Spain into darkness: when it will be and in which cities it can be seen

Spain will be the protagonist of the 'Iberian Trio,' a series of three historic solar eclipses that will be visible in several cities across the country, highlighting one especially long eclipse that will darken the sky.

The Battle for the 2025 Ballon d'Or: the Great Duel Between Lamine Yamal and Dembélé and the (Impossible?) Dream of Six Spanish Women

France Football has revealed the 30 candidates for the 2025 Ballon d'Or in both the men's and women's categories. Highlights include the duel between Lamine Yamal and Dembélé, and the presence of six Spanish female footballers striving for an award still considered a dream.

Complete List of Nominees for the 2025 Ballon d'Or

Nine Spanish footballers have been nominated for the 2025 Ballon d'Or, highlighting their presence in both the men's and women's categories of the prestigious award.

Villarreal signs Partey and defends his presumption of innocence in rape accusation: "He denies the charges"

Villarreal has signed the Ghanaian player Partey for this season. The club has issued a statement defending his presumption of innocence regarding the rape accusations, and Partey denies the charges.

Íñigo Martínez, one step away from Al Nassr: millionaire offer to the center-back and space opened up for Barça in registrations

Íñigo Martínez is close to signing with Al Nassr, leaving Barça this summer after receiving a millionaire offer. His departure will free up space for registrations at the Catalan club.

Barça removes captaincy from Ter Stegen amid controversy: replaced by Araújo

FC Barcelona has officially announced that it has withdrawn the captaincy from its goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen, appointing Ronald Araújo as the new captain amid internal controversies.

Ter Stegen remains firm in his conflict with Barça: returns to a medical check-up convinced of his decision not to sign the medical report

Ter Stegen stands firm and does not give in to Barça regarding his back injury. The club is seeking for him to sign a medical report to free up salary space and register Joan García, but the German goalkeeper continues to reject this pressure.

Alcaraz Opens Up and Gets Honest After Losing at Wimbledon: "It Took Me Hours to Process the Defeat..."

Carlos Alcaraz spoke following his break after Wimbledon, confessing that it was hard for him to process his loss. Now, he is preparing with determination for his debut at the Cincinnati Masters 1000, showing a renewed focus and eagerness to overcome the setback.

Mayte Gallego (ASPAYM): "A spinal cord injury is not the end of anything, but the beginning of everything else"

ASPAYM, representing 149,000 people in Spain with spinal cord injuries and physical disabilities, emphasizes that such injuries do not mark an end but the beginning of a new chapter in life, promoting support and empowerment for those affected.

Only 1 in 3 Young People with Disabilities Believe They Will Be Able to Work in Their Desired Field, According to a Study

The 10th report "Young People with Disabilities, Drivers of the Future" by the Adecco Foundation reveals that only one-third of these young people trust they will be able to work in what they like, highlighting challenges in labor inclusion and access to opportunities for people with disabilities.

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, as Disabling as It Is Forgotten: "You Don't Die, But It's a Death in Life"

Myalgic encephalomyelitis, or chronic fatigue syndrome, is a severe and highly disabling disease that significantly affects quality of life. Despite its seriousness, it remains little recognized and forgotten, causing a profound impact on those who suffer from it.

BBVA reviews the synergies of the takeover bid for Sabadell after the Government’s three-year veto on the merger without ruling out withdrawal

BBVA is evaluating the synergies of its public takeover bid for Sabadell following the government veto that halts the merger for three years, warning of potential reputational damage if the deal fails. It does not rule out withdrawing if regulatory obstacles cannot be overcome.

European Stocks Gain Momentum: The Ibex 35 Hits New Highs and Surpasses 14,600 Points

European stocks rise driven by strong corporate earnings and expectations of interest rate cuts by the Fed, while anticipation builds around the upcoming meeting between Putin and Trump to negotiate peace in Ukraine.

German production falls to the lowest level since the coronavirus pandemic

According to preliminary data from Destatis, German industrial production fell by 1.9% in June compared to May and declined by 1% on a quarterly basis, reaching its lowest level since the coronavirus pandemic.

Unicaja focuses on growing its young audience and gives away Amazon gift cards

Unicaja launches a campaign aimed at young people aged 18 to 27, offering them Amazon gift cards to attract both new and existing customers.

Not All Mutualists Will Receive the IRPF Refund: Pensioners Who Will Miss Out on It

The IRPF refund benefits only those who contributed to a mandatory labor mutual fund before 1979, or in some cases until the 80s or 90s. Many pensioners who do not meet these requirements will not receive this refund.

Amazon will offer $1 billion in discounts on its cloud service to the US Government

Amazon will offer $1 billion in discounts on its cloud service to the US Government to accelerate technological transformation and promote large-scale innovation in artificial intelligence.

17 children missing at dawn: this is 'Weapons', the most anticipated horror movie of 2025

Directed by Zach Cregger, 'Weapons' is his second horror film after 'Barbarian'. The movie revolves around the chilling disappearance of 17 children during the early hours of the morning, promising an intense atmosphere and mystery that make it one of the most anticipated releases of 2025.

Definitive Ranking: The Most-Watched Netflix Series and Movies of All Time

'Wednesday' and 'Squid Game' are Netflix's biggest hits, with impressive but significantly different audience figures.

Do You Like 'The Summer I Turned Pretty'? These Series with Love Triangles Between Siblings Are for You

Series like 'The Vampire Diaries,' 'One Tree Hill,' and 'Bridgerton' also feature love triangles where siblings compete for the love of the same person, a storyline that fascinates fans of 'The Summer I Turned Pretty.'

'Outlander: Blood of My Blood': How Many Episodes Does It Have? Release Dates on Movistar Plus+

The Outlander prequel explores the meeting of James's parents in Scotland and Claire in England, narrating two stories separated by centuries, and is available on Movistar Plus+.

The Best Scene of Catherine Zeta-Jones in 'Wednesday' Seems Taken from 'The Mask of Zorro'

We talk with Catherine Zeta-Jones about the blindfold duel she stars in alongside Jenna Ortega in the second season of 'Wednesday', highlighting a scene that recalls 'The Mask of Zorro'.

This is the AN-196 Liutyi, the Ukrainian kamikaze drone that can reach targets up to 2,000 km away

The Ukrainian kamikaze drone AN-196 Liutyi can carry up to 75 kilograms of explosive payload and reach targets at a distance of 2,000 km, significantly increasing its attack capability.

Samsung Galaxy Watch8: outstanding in almost everything, but carries a flaw that will frustrate many

The Samsung Galaxy Watch8 stands out for its renewed design, bright display, advanced health features, and integrated Gemini assistant. However, its limited battery life may frustrate many users.

These Hidden Tricks of the Delete Key Will Change the Way You Use Your PC

The Delete key is more than just a simple erase function; it offers hidden tricks that can enhance and speed up PC usage, optimizing tasks and making file and text management easier.

With phones like the one I have tested, foldables have a secure future

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 stands out for its ultra-slim design and multiple premium features, offering exceptional comfort that reinforces the promising future of foldable smartphones.

Instagram gets a makeover: now you can share posts and see what your friends are up to

Meta's Instagram introduces new features such as shared posts, an interactive map, and a revamped reels tab, enhancing interaction and tracking friends' activity on the platform.

What a Neuroscientist Says About Changes in Mothers' Brains: "You Have to Take Care of It Because Your Survival Depends on It"

A study shows that the female brain undergoes multiple changes during pregnancy, adapting for motherhood. A neuroscientist highlights the importance of caring for the brain during this stage, as these changes affect the mother's survival and well-being.

The Olympic athlete Mireia García's routine ideal for mothers: "It will only take you seven minutes"

Mireia García recommends creating the habit of daily exercise, highlighting that with just seven minutes a day physical activity can be integrated into the routine, even for mothers with little time.

A governor from Mexico wants to sue Adidas for plagiarizing one of its traditional designs

Salomón Jara Cruz, governor of Oaxaca, plans to sue Adidas and designer Willy Chavarría for using a traditional design and the state's name on their products without permission.

‘Gelled Nails’: Korean Gel Nails Ready to Apply at Home in Just Three Steps

Gelled Nails offers an easy and quick solution for applying gel nails at home, using a Korean system that allows you to achieve a professional finish in just three steps, without the need to go out.

The white bikini with which Lolita looks spectacular at 67: "What a great body"

Lolita is enjoying a vacation with her daughter, Elena Furiase, and both have shared photos on Instagram wearing very flattering bikinis.

Pink or Red? Mónica Martínez Sparks Debate Over Her 'Look': "What Color Did It Look Like?"

Mónica Martínez wore a pink dress on her show 'El Análisis' on Telemadrid, but on screen it appeared to have a different shade. This sparked a debate among viewers about the true color of the outfit and how it was perceived on television.

The Healthy Bechamel by Nutritionist Sandra Moñino: "It Provides Creaminess"

Nutritionist Sandra Moñino presents a healthy version of bechamel sauce, using nutritious ingredients that maintain its usual creaminess, ideal for accompanying dishes like lasagnas in a healthier way.

What is Spam Musubi, the Hawaiian Snack That Drives Jason Momoa Crazy: "You Have to Eat It in One Big Bite"

Spam musubi is a Hawaiian snack of Japanese-American origin, made with only three ingredients. Jason Momoa enjoys it a lot and recommends eating it in one big bite to fully savor its unique flavor.

Chef José Andrés eats this tropical fruit rich in prebiotics and good for the gut every day

Although this tropical fruit is still little known in Spain, it is gaining presence in the markets. Chef José Andrés consumes it daily for its prebiotic benefits, which promote intestinal health.

Dani García’s Trick to Achieve the Best Omelette: “Resting Is Absolutely Vital"

Dani García reveals his trick for a perfect potato omelette (without onion): letting it rest is the key to achieving the best texture and flavor.

A butcher's trick to thaw meat with water and salt: "Never outside the fridge"

A butcher recommends using cold salted water to speed up the thawing of meat, emphasizing that it should always be done inside the fridge to avoid contamination risks.

How to Prepare Zucchini This Summer (and It’s Not Pasta or Salad)

A vegan recipe that combines zucchini with potato and spices, ideal for varying summer vegetable dishes without resorting to pasta or salad.

Discover One of the Wildest Beaches in Galicia: Fine Sand, Threatened Vegetation, and Almost Empty

This beach of over 2 km in Galicia stands out for its fine sand, strong waves, and a dune system that creates a unique landscape by the Atlantic, as well as housing threatened vegetation and remaining almost deserted.

The Carnac Megaliths in France Are Now Part of the UNESCO World Heritage List

The megalith alignments of Carnac, in France, have been officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This recognition highlights their historical and cultural value as one of the largest and best-preserved Neolithic complexes, reaffirming their importance to global heritage and archaeology.

These are the five plans in Pontevedra that you can do even if it rains

In Pontevedra, rain does not stop you from enjoying yourself. The city offers five ideal activities for rainy days, such as cultural visits, museums, cozy cafes, and indoor activities. These allow you to make the most of the day regardless of the bad weather, combining leisure and culture while staying protected from the rain.

The Parador located in a 17th-century former convent in one of the most beautiful villages in Spain

The Parador, situated in a 17th-century former convent, stands out for its 14 interior courtyards, galleries, outdoor pool, and a restaurant offering traditional Manchegan cuisine.

The impressive church of a village in Galicia that is among the most beautiful

The religious temple stands out in the center of the town, showcasing a mix of Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles that enhance its beauty and historical value.

The hiking trail that takes you to one of Málaga's greatest gems

This route in the Sierra de las Nieves stands out as one of the best in Andalusia and Spain, offering a paradise for hikers who want to explore its natural treasures during the summer.

The hiking route in one of the most beautiful villages in Spain that ends at a viewpoint

Asturias is home to a village included among 'The Most Beautiful Villages in Spain.' Near this village, you can take a hiking route that culminates at a spectacular viewpoint, offering a unique natural and historical experience.

What it means when a person constantly postpones their tasks according to psychology

Procrastination, common but potentially chronic, can negatively affect quality of life. Experts point out that frequently postponing tasks reflects emotional or time management problems, and they recommend psychological strategies to overcome it and improve well-being.

Antoni Figueredo, Podiatrist: "Flip-flops may be comfortable at first, but they are not good"

Antoni Figueredo warns that although flip-flops are practical and comfortable initially, they are not recommended for all-day use due to potential foot problems.

Roger Sans, sports nutrition expert: "These three foods are backed by science to improve your rest"

Roger Sans emphasizes that good sleep hygiene prevents diseases and enhances athletic performance. Additionally, he points out that consuming certain foods, supported by scientific evidence, can help improve the quality of rest.

Neither fan nor shower: the ingenious trick to sleep cool in summer during these hot nights

The technique consists of freezing a bag of hot water to use it as a source of coolness while sleeping, helping to combat high nighttime temperatures without the need for a fan or shower.

A New Genetic Analysis Predicts the Risk of Adult Obesity from Childhood

Researchers developed a polygenic risk score (PGS) that reliably predicts adult obesity from childhood, enabling early detection and possible prevention.

A Podiatrist's Warning if You Walk Barefoot in the Pool: "At First It Looks Like a Hardness or Callus, but Then It Hurts When You Step"

Walking barefoot in pools and public areas can cause plantar warts. At first, they appear as hard skin or calluses, but later they cause pain when stepping, warns a podiatrist.

Radars in Spain increased by more than 15% in 2024: Is it justifiable on the part of the DGT?

Spanish roads now have 3,395 radars, increasing by more than 15% in 2024. However, there is still a notable disproportion in the distribution of these devices among the different autonomous communities.

The crime punishable by several months in prison that a woman faces after crashing her car during illegal "practice" sessions

A woman and her passenger had an accident in Borobia (Soria) while illegally practicing to obtain a driver's license, and now face several months in prison for this unauthorized activity.

These are the signals the car sends when it needs to change the timing belt

Knowing the condition of your vehicle is vital to prevent costly breakdowns. Paying attention to the signs of wear on the timing belt helps avoid expensive repairs and keeps the car in good condition.

Kia's Electric Van Now Has Prices and Is Cheaper Than You Imagine

The Kia PV5 electric van stands out for its unique design and great modularity, with competitive prices starting from 38,690 euros for the passenger version.

Do You Need All the Licenses to Be a Driving School Instructor or Just the Car License? This Is What the DGT Says

Spain needs between 3,000 and 3,500 driving school instructors. If you want to apply for this job, it is important to know the minimum driving permits required by the DGT to work as an instructor.

The Generalitat calls on Catalan companies to diversify in response to Trump's "blackmail" with tariffs

The new U.S. tariffs will affect 3,300 Catalan companies, with an estimated impact of 4 billion euros. The Generalitat urges companies to diversify markets to reduce dependence and avoid the economic "blackmail" resulting from these measures.

Madrid residents with more than one property choose the region for renting and have their second residence elsewhere

In 2023, taxpayers in the Community of Madrid declared nearly 928,000 second homes, making them the ones who own the most. They prefer to rent properties within the region while keeping their second residence outside.

A woman imprisoned for stabbing a pregnant woman on a street in Ciudad Real

A woman with a criminal record and addiction problems was arrested for attempted homicide after stabbing a pregnant woman in Ciudad Real. She was sent to prison following the incident.

A 5-year-old girl in serious condition after drowning in the pool of a holiday resort in Fuerteventura

A lifeguard began resuscitation maneuvers on a 5-year-old girl who suffered a drowning incident in the pool of a holiday resort in Fuerteventura. Medical personnel continued the resuscitation, managing to reverse the cardiopulmonary arrest. The girl remains in serious condition.

The driver who ran over a woman while taking bags out of his trunk tests positive for alcohol and drugs

A driver ran over a woman while she was taking bags out of her trunk on Doctor Esquerdo this Wednesday at 11:30. Municipal sources confirmed that the driver tested positive for alcohol and drugs in the tests conducted.

With 2,500 square meters and 100 new jobs: this is what the Primark store opening in this center will be like

Primark will open a 2,500 m² store on September 5, creating 100 new jobs. This opening is part of a 100 million euro investment announced in 2022.

Work on the M-30 in Ventas speeds up as much as possible to avoid traffic chaos in September

The work on the M-30 is focused on the installation of central piles, with 70% progress, and is expected to be completed this month to prevent traffic problems in September.

Vall d'Hebron and Primary Care launch a pilot test in 10 Primary Care Centers to detect local dengue

Vall d'Hebron and Primary Care are launching a pilot test in 10 primary care centers to detect cases of local dengue, following the eight locally originated cases in Tarragona last year.

Arrested in Toledo for mocking a person with a disability, insulting them, knocking them to the ground, and assaulting them

A man was arrested in Toledo after insulting, mocking, knocking to the ground, and assaulting a person with a disability. Upon the police's arrival, he refused to identify himself and attacked the officers.

The Almería shooting started when the arrested man tried to assault his ex

The shooting in Almería took place in a public street near a hospital. The detainee attempted to assault his ex-partner and did not have a restraining order in effect at that time.

A car goes off the road and falls down a ravine in León

A vehicle went off the road and fell down a ravine in León. The occupants were conscious, but the exact number and their health condition are unknown.

A Woman’s Reflection on Delivery Workers After Receiving a Package Amid the Heatwave

A woman questions why people have stopped offering water to delivery workers, especially during a heatwave, highlighting the importance of caring for those who work under challenging conditions.

The emotional story of a Spanish Bad Bunny fan and his sick mother getting tickets to see him

Jesús Rivas had tickets to see Bad Bunny but couldn't attend due to his mother's illness. The experience took an emotional turn when he realized that life wanted him to fulfill that dream alongside her.

The godfather’s funny mix-up at a wedding arriving at the altar without the bride: "That’s so me"

The godfather arrived at the altar without the bride, forgetting her as he proceeded with the ceremony. This funny mix-up caused laughter, and the man himself commented that the situation "represents him."

Sex Advice Column: "I'm on medication, I've lost my erections, am I worn out? I want to give my partner more than just caresses"

The 20minutos sex advice column, led by Santiago Frago from the AMALTEA Institute, answers readers this week who face sexual difficulties, such as loss of erections due to medication, aiming to offer solutions to improve their intimate lives and give more to their partners.

Agustina Rodrigo, doctor: "If you want a healthy tan, avoid tanning beds"

Dr. Agustina Rodrigo, an expert in Dermatology and Aesthetic Medicine, advises avoiding tanning beds for a healthy tan and answers questions about skin care and aesthetic treatments.

"I rent my home, am I obligated to let a bank appraiser enter to take photos?"

This housing advice column addresses questions about common issues in communities, neighbors, or with landlords, including topics such as fees, leaks, garages, cleaning, security, noise, and odors.

"If the working hours are reduced, will I have to work longer to be able to retire?"

UGT specialists answer questions about the reduction of working hours, clarifying how the time worked and retirement are affected in this new edition of the labor advice column.

Is Something Worrying You or Blocking You? We Help You with Your Questions at 20minutos’ Psychology Clinic

If you are facing concerns or emotional blockages, talking about them can help. 20minutos offers a psychology clinic to answer questions and provide support, offering tools to manage difficult situations and improve your emotional well-being.

Canine Anatomy: Do Dogs Have Blood Types Like Humans?

Dogs can receive blood from any canine donor during their first transfusion, regardless of blood type.

The Use of Coconut Oil for Dogs: Natural Trend or Unnecessary Risk?

There is no solid research supporting the benefits of coconut oil for dogs' health, leaving it unclear whether its use is a trend or an unnecessary risk.

How Heat Affects Dogs: From These Temperatures, the Risk Is Extreme

Heat waves also threaten the lives of dogs, as not all tolerate high temperatures equally. It is crucial to identify from which temperatures heat poses an extreme risk in order to avoid dangerous walks and protect their health.

Your daily horoscope for Friday, August 8, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and receive personalized daily predictions to guide your day.

The Heatwave Will Bring Dry Storms to Spain: What Does This Phenomenon Entail?

Downbursts, which last between 5 and 20 minutes, can be wet, warm, or dry. During the heatwave in Spain, mainly dry storms are expected, making it crucial to monitor the electrical activity associated with this phenomenon.

What is the Iberian Trio that will make history in Spain and where to watch each of these eclipses

Spain will enjoy three eclipses in three years, a rare astronomical event called the 'Iberian Trio.' This unique phenomenon highlights the historical importance for astronomy in the country and offers opportunities to observe each eclipse from different locations.

Three Ancient Expressions That Warn Us Against Rushing

Three popular sayings warn about the dangers of impatience and acting hastily, as rushing usually leads to worse results. These expressions reflect common wisdom that advises taking the necessary time to avoid mistakes caused by urgency.

A Fish Thrown by an Osprey Causes a Forest Fire and a Power Outage

An osprey, tired from the heat and the size of the fish it was carrying, dropped its catch, which caused a forest fire. The fire also caused a power outage that affected the area, according to the firefighters in charge of extinguishing the flames.

When There Is No Sex Education, Porn Shapes Teen Dating

A study reveals that the lack of sex education leads teenagers to turn to porn as a reference for their relationships, which is associated with higher levels of sexual, physical, and psychological violence in their dating relationships.

From Oblak to Modric: Signings That Started Badly and Ended Up as Idols

Some players began their time at a club facing difficulties, but managed to overcome the tough moments and became idols for their teams.

This is How These 'Celebrities' Would Age, According to AI

Artificial intelligence has created images that show how famous people like Lily Collins and other celebrities would look at 80 years old, offering a futuristic and surprising glimpse of their aging.

It's Not Just Trudeau and Katy Perry: Other Love Stories of Politicians and Artists

Politics and music often intersect, giving rise to unexpected couples. Beyond the possible romance between Trudeau and Katy Perry, there are other surprising examples of relationships between political leaders and celebrities from the entertainment world.

Some innocent pranks that will make you smile

Some jokes, as long as they don't humiliate or cause problems, can be very funny and bring a smile to our faces.

I cut my hair at home and this machine has been a worthwhile investment: it’s powerful and doesn’t get jammed

Many hair clippers for home use offer almost professional quality. They are powerful, reliable, and prevent jams, making them a worthwhile investment for those who prefer to cut their hair at home without relying on hair salons.

Anbernic brings us back to classic consoles, but with modern features for 60 euros

The Anbernic console offers WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, combining the nostalgia of classic consoles with modern functions. It is currently discounted on Aliexpress, with a 135 euro discount, making it an attractive option for 60 euros.

This 'gadget' is going to dethrone air fryers: Lidl sells it so you can cook quickly and deliciously

This gadget from Lidl allows you to roast and gratin vegetables, meat, and fish quickly, as well as prepare melted cheese in seconds, offering a fast and tasty alternative to air fryers.

Take advantage now to invest in an electric bike: this one costs just over 700 euros

This electric bike, ideal for the city, features a 6-speed gear system that allows easy adaptation to different types of paved roads, and is available for just over 700 euros.

A 250-Year-Old Mystery Discovered: The Portuguese Man O' War Is Not a Single Species but Four

Researchers from the CSIC have discovered that the Portuguese man o' war, considered a single species for 250 years, is actually composed of four distinct species.

The Spanish summer is no longer what it used to be: 'slow travel' and experiential tourism gain ground

The rise in domestic tourism prices has prompted Spaniards to embrace 'slow travel' and experiential tourism, seeking slower and more enriching trips that prioritize quality over quantity.

Hospitalet responds to influencer Mariona Pujol for her "classist and racist" video about a neighborhood

Mayor David Quirós condemns Mariona Pujol’s video, labeling it "classist and racist," and states that it was created to benefit the far right, generating rejection within the community.

The number of women under protection for gender-based violence increases by 9.4% in one year with another 9,000 cases

The Ministry of the Interior reveals that the number of women protected by the VioGén system against gender-based violence has grown by 9.4% in one year, adding 9,000 new cases. This reflects an increased demand for police protection against sexist violence.

Katy Perry's Scare During Concert After a Fan Collapses on Stage: "You Can Do It, Breathe"

Katy Perry interrupted her concert after seeing a fan faint on stage. The singer encouraged her by saying, "You can do it, breathe," while the fan received help, showing her concern and support in an unexpected moment.

Several Letters from Influential Figures Addressed to Epstein, the "People Collector," Come to Light

The New York Times has revealed letters addressed to Jeffrey Epstein from various influential figures, as well as showing the eccentric and disturbing interior of his Manhattan mansion.

Operation Fairground: How the Civil Guard Prevents Children Hidden in Amusement Rides from Crossing the Strait

The Civil Guard uses heartbeat detectors, drones, and dogs to intercept migrant minors trying to cross from Ceuta hidden in fairground rides, preventing them from reaching the mainland.

Twelve People Swim into Ceuta, Raising Arrivals to Over One Hundred in the Last Three Days

Twelve people arrived swimming in Ceuta, bringing the total arrivals to over one hundred in three days. Seven of those intercepted are minors, increasing the demand on a local service that already reports an overcrowding rate of 414% with more than 450 registered minors.

Turull, on Puigdemont's return: "The State's repressive apparatus was left stunned"

Junts' secretary general, Jordi Turull, described Puigdemont's return as one of the most intense days, noting that the State's repressive apparatus was taken by surprise by the event.

Successful Testing in Mice of a New Approach for Food Allergy: A Drug to Fight Asthma

Researchers have successfully tested a new treatment for food allergy in mice using a drug originally designed for asthma. Currently, there are only two FDA-approved treatments and no cure for these allergies, so this advance could open new therapeutic options.

The complaint of a young Argentine woman about a Spanish woman's video about her country: "They come and criticize everything"

A young Argentine woman complains because she believes that Spaniards travel to Argentina to profit and criticize her country, expressing dissatisfaction with the negative comments made in a video by a Spanish woman.

Customers Speak: This Is the List of the Best Banks in Spain According to the OCU

The OCU conducted a survey of over 15,000 users to evaluate banks in Spain. The results reflect customers' preferences and satisfaction levels with different banking institutions, highlighting which ones are considered the best according to users' experiences.

The Muslim community of Jumilla in "shock" over the ban on their events in sports centers: "We want our children to feel connected to their culture"

The Jumilla City Council prohibited religious and cultural events in municipal sports centers. The Muslim community perceives this measure as a rejection of migrants and a lack of respect, expressing their desire for their children to be able to identify with their culture.

A 13-Year-Old Dies After Falling Off His Scooter in Fuerteventura

A 13-year-old boy died after falling off his scooter at 3:00 a.m. on Avenida Saldar, Fuerteventura. The circumstances of the accident are still under investigation.

July was the third warmest month worldwide since records began

July 2024 was the third warmest July on record globally, according to Copernicus. This data breaks the trend of consecutive temperature records observed in 2023 and 2024, highlighting the persistent influence of climate change on rising global temperatures.

The longest solar eclipse that will darken Spain: when it will be and in which cities it can be seen

Spain will be the main stage for the 'Iberian Trio,' a series of three consecutive solar eclipses that will leave a historic mark on the country's astronomy. These events will be visible in various Spanish cities, marking unique moments for observers and enthusiasts of celestial phenomena.

Dakota Johnson Sports the Most Natural Crystal French Manicure of the Summer: Elegant and Modern Nails

Dakota Johnson showcases the crystal French manicure, the most natural and elegant trend of the summer. This technique enhances the nails with a clean and sophisticated finish, perfect for achieving a modern and fresh look during the summer season.

20AM: Everything You Need to Know to Start the Day Informed

20AM offers a summary of the most important news to start the day informed. It covers relevant national and international topics, with updates on politics, economy, health, and major events, providing readers with a clear and concise overview to stay up to date.

My Wallet: Tips and Tricks to Make the Most of Your Budget

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It recommends planning expenses, prioritizing needs, taking advantage of deals, and managing savings effectively. It also suggests avoiding impulsive purchases and using digital tools to monitor finances, thus facilitating better money management and achieving financial goals.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

The latest edition of Cinemanía highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, including international premieres and local productions. A variety of genres are recommended to suit all tastes, from drama and suspense to comedy and science fiction. Additionally, platforms where these cultural offerings are available are mentioned so viewers don’t miss out.

What It Means When People Help Waiters Clear the Table, According to Psychology

Helping waiters clear the table, although it may seem like a simple gesture, has an important psychological meaning: it reflects empathy, cooperation, and a sense of community. This act strengthens social relationships and generates well-being both in those who help and in those who receive the help, promoting a more positive and collaborative environment.

Zara responds to controversy over using "unhealthily thin" models on its website

The UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) received a complaint about a Zara model who appeared "gaunt." In response, Zara, part of Inditex, decided to remove the questioned photos from its website.

Tricks You Should Know to Spot an Undercover Guardia Civil Vehicle

The Guardia Civil has been using undercover vehicles for decades, including cars, vans, motorcycles, and trucks, to covertly detect traffic violations.

Bardem, Almodóvar, and others ask Nolan to stop the filming of 'The Odyssey' in the Sahara

Several artists, including Bardem and Almodóvar, request Nolan to halt the filming of 'The Odyssey' in Dakhla, a Sahrawi city under Moroccan control, due to political and ethical reasons.

This is the Pilates exercise to achieve a flat belly and strengthen the pelvic floor

Pilates is a simple and effective method to achieve a strong abdomen, strengthen the core, and improve flexibility and body mobility. Additionally, it helps to reinforce the pelvic floor, contributing to better posture and overall well-being.

Goodbye to Matalascañas: the beautiful crystal-clear beaches of Huelva that compete with it

In Huelva, in the southwest of Spain, there are lesser-known beaches that rival Matalascañas. These extensive stretches of sand offer crystal-clear waters and natural beauty, ideal for those looking for stunning and less crowded summer destinations.

Spanish cities that already ban entry to cars with B labels in their LEZs

Several Spanish cities ban entry to diesel vehicles registered since 2006 and gasoline vehicles since 2001, which only comply with EURO 4 and 3 standards, respectively, thus restricting cars with B labels in their Low Emission Zones (LEZs).

DC Defeats Marvel in the Summer Box Office Superhero Battle: 'Superman' vs. 'The Fantastic Four'

DC Studios with 'Superman' surpasses Marvel at the summer box office for the first time in 17 years, marking a significant victory in the competition between the two superhero universes.

Goodbye to Dehydration: Three Exercises That Do Not Endanger Health During a Heatwave

On days of high temperatures, engaging in physical activity can be dangerous due to the risk of dehydration and heatstroke. Therefore, it is recommended to choose gentle and adapted exercises, such as walking in cool places, practicing stretching, and breathing exercises, which maintain health without exposing the body to risks from extreme heat.

The Cheapest Town in Granada to Retire Without Worries: It Has the Lowest Housing Prices

This Andalusian municipality, located 35 km from Granada and with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, offers homes at low prices and provides essential services such as a health center, pharmacy, and shops, making it ideal for retiring without worries.

The Cheapest Town in Cádiz to Retire Without Worries: It Has the Lowest Housing Prices

This white Andalusian town, with the lowest housing prices in Cádiz, offers essential services such as a health center, pharmacies, shops, and features a large castle, making it ideal for retiring without worries.

The town where Estopa spend their holidays: there they are known as 'the sardines' and have a street named after them

This municipality in Extremadura, located in Badajoz near Córdoba, has been Estopa's holiday destination since their childhood. There, the locals call them 'the sardines' and have dedicated a street in their honor.

Analysis - Trump tariffs on Russia's oil buyers bring economic, political risks

The Trump administration's tariffs targeting countries purchasing Russian oil aim to pressure Russia economically amid geopolitical tensions. However, these measures risk disrupting global energy markets and straining U.S. relations with affected allies. The move may also push Russia to deepen ties with alternative partners, complicating diplomatic efforts to resolve conflicts peacefully.

Gold prices buoyed by tariff fears; US duties on 1-kilo bars spur supply concerns

Gold prices rose amid concerns over US tariffs on 1-kilo gold bars, which have sparked fears of reduced supply. The duties may constrain availability in the market, boosting demand and pushing prices higher. Traders remain cautious as tariff policies evolve, influencing gold's appeal as a safe-haven asset.

Oil prices steady but head for deep weekly losses amid tariffs, supply concerns

Oil prices remained steady but are set for significant weekly declines due to ongoing trade tariffs and concerns over global supply. Market uncertainty driven by geopolitical tensions and potential demand slowdown influenced the cautious trading, overshadowing supply adjustments from major producers.

Oil set for steepest weekly losses since June as tariffs cloud demand outlook

Oil prices are headed for their largest weekly drop since June due to rising US-China trade tensions. New tariffs threaten global economic growth and fuel demand, pressuring crude markets. Investors remain cautious amid uncertainty over the trade dispute, overshadowing supply concerns and driving selling across energy commodities.

Pemex plan disappoints suppliers awaiting billions in overdue payments

Pemex’s recent payment plan has disappointed suppliers expecting billions in overdue funds. Many suppliers expressed frustration as the company’s offer fell short of covering outstanding debts, delaying urgent payments. The plan’s limited scope raises concerns about supplier cash flow and ongoing operations, highlighting the challenges Pemex faces amid financial constraints.

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Trump administration will end $7 billion solar energy grant program

The Trump administration announced it will terminate a $7 billion grant program aimed at supporting solar energy projects. The move is part of broader efforts to reduce government spending and shift focus away from renewable energy initiatives. The decision has sparked concern among clean energy advocates who argue it could hinder progress in solar development and the fight against climate change.

US imposes tariffs on one-kilo gold bars, FT reports

The US has introduced tariffs on one-kilo gold bars, aiming to protect its domestic market and address trade imbalances. The move could impact global gold supply chains and affect exporters relying on US trade. Details about the tariff rates and implementation timeline were not disclosed. The decision reflects growing US efforts to strengthen economic security amid international trade tensions.

US crude exports hit four-year low in July on low domestic supplies

US crude oil exports dropped to their lowest level in four years in July due to tight domestic supplies. Reduced production and increased domestic demand limited available crude for export, impacting trade volumes. This marks a notable shift in US oil trade dynamics amid fluctuating global energy markets.

Oil falls on announcement of Trump-Putin meeting

Oil prices dropped following the announcement of a meeting between U.S. President Trump and Russian President Putin, sparking concerns over potential impacts on global oil markets and production agreements.

Japan stocks soar but rest of Asia uneven as Miran gets Fed nod

Japan's stock market surged following the Federal Reserve's approval of Miran, boosting investor confidence. However, other Asian markets showed mixed performances amid ongoing economic uncertainties and signals from the Fed regarding future monetary policy. The uneven response highlights varied regional impacts of central bank decisions and local economic factors.

Taiwan Semiconductor's July sales surge 26% on AI chip demand

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) reported a 26% increase in July sales, driven by strong demand for AI chips. This growth highlights the rising importance of AI technology in the semiconductor market, contributing to TSMC's robust financial performance amid global chip shortages and supply chain challenges.

Naver reports 50% jump in Q2 profit as AI push boosts platforms

Naver's Q2 profit surged 50% driven by increased AI integration across its platforms. The company's focus on AI technologies enhanced user engagement and advertising revenues, strengthening its market position. This growth underscores Naver's strategic shift toward AI-driven services, boosting overall performance despite challenging economic conditions.

Trump demands 'highly conflicted' Intel CEO resign over China ties

Former President Trump called for Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger's resignation, accusing him of conflicts of interest due to alleged ties with China. Trump criticized the company's leadership amid concerns over U.S. tech security and China’s influence in the semiconductor industry.

Tesla shuts down Dojo supercomputer team, reassigns workers amid AI shift, Bloomberg News reports

Tesla is winding down its Dojo supercomputer project and reallocating the dedicated team to other roles within the company. This move reflects a strategic shift in Tesla's AI efforts, focusing resources on areas with greater immediate impact rather than the development of the Dojo system, according to Bloomberg News reports.

Intel CEO says he is working with US administration after Trump demands resignation

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger stated he is collaborating with the US administration following former President Trump's call for his resignation. Gelsinger emphasized his commitment to supporting national interests and advancing the semiconductor industry, while addressing the tensions sparked by political criticisms.

'They must not touch the Strait': Sicily bridge opponents vow to put up a fight

Opponents of the proposed Sicily bridge, which would span the Strait of Messina, have pledged to continue their resistance. They argue the project poses environmental risks, threatens local communities, and lacks clear economic benefits. Despite government support, activists remain determined to block construction, emphasizing the importance of preserving the natural and cultural heritage of the region.

US retailer Best Buy to boost India tech hub staff by over 40%, executive says

Best Buy plans to increase its India tech hub workforce by more than 40% to support global operations and enhance its digital and technology capabilities. This expansion aligns with the company's strategy to leverage India’s talent pool for innovation and cost-efficiency. The move underscores Best Buy's commitment to scaling its technology services amidst growing digital demand.

Australia's Fortescue secures yuan loan worth $2 billion for green energy plans

Australia's Fortescue Metals Group has obtained a $2 billion yuan-denominated loan to fund its green energy initiatives. The financing supports the company's transition from mining to renewable energy projects, including green hydrogen production, aligning with global sustainability goals. This landmark loan highlights growing international investor confidence in Fortescue’s clean energy ambitions.

Cosco seeks at least 20% stake in $23 billion Panama Canal ports deal, FT reports

Cosco aims to acquire at least a 20% stake in a $23 billion deal involving ports around the Panama Canal, according to the Financial Times. The move highlights Cosco’s strategy to expand its presence in critical global shipping infrastructure, enhancing its influence over key maritime trade routes. The deal underscores the growing importance of the Panama Canal ports in international logistics and trade.

Moody's warns US tariffs may hurt India's manufacturing push, slow growth

Moody's has cautioned that US tariffs could impede India’s efforts to boost its manufacturing sector, potentially slowing the country’s economic growth. The rating agency highlighted risks to export competitiveness and supply chains, urging India to mitigate tariff impacts to sustain its development goals.

Japanese household spending rises in June; pace slowed by food prices

Japanese household spending increased in June, marking continued economic recovery. However, the growth pace slowed due to rising food prices, which constrained consumer expenditure. Despite inflation pressures, spending gains reflect improving consumer confidence amid easing pandemic impacts.

Consumer credit nears forecast with slight dip; shows growth from previous numbers

Consumer credit edged down slightly but remained close to forecasts, reflecting ongoing economic resilience. The dip followed a period of steady growth, indicating continued borrowing by consumers despite rising interest rates. Overall, the credit levels show a positive trend compared to earlier data, suggesting sustained consumer spending and confidence in the market.

Trump's higher tariffs hit major US trading partners, sparking defiance and concern

President Trump's increased tariffs on key US trading partners have led to significant pushback and worries over escalating trade tensions. Countries affected are implementing countermeasures, threatening global trade stability. The moves raise concerns about potential impacts on the US economy and international relations.

Switzerland will pursue further talks with US over crippling tariffs

Switzerland plans to continue negotiations with the US to resolve disputes over tariffs that have significantly impacted Swiss exports. Both nations aim to find common ground to alleviate trade tensions and restore favorable economic relations.

Natural gas storage sees less than expected increase, indicating bullish market

Natural gas storage levels rose less than anticipated, reflecting stronger demand or lower supply. This smaller-than-expected inventory build suggests a tightening market, which could lead to higher prices and a bullish outlook for natural gas traders and consumers.

Canada's Ivey PMI climbs to one-year high in July

Canada's Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) rose to its highest level in a year in July, signaling stronger business activity and increased economic confidence. The index growth suggests improvements in demand and output, highlighting a positive trend for the Canadian economy amidst ongoing global uncertainties.

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US initial jobless claims surge, surpassing forecast and previous figures

US initial jobless claims jumped to 260,000, exceeding forecasts and the prior week's 249,000. This rise indicates a potential cooling in the labor market after months of strong job growth, raising concerns about economic resilience amid inflation and Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.

Trump's 50% tariffs on India could hurt manufacturing ambitions - Moody's

Moody's warns that Trump's proposed 50% tariffs on Indian goods could undermine India's goal to boost manufacturing. The tariffs threaten to disrupt supply chains, increase costs for Indian exporters, and deter foreign investment, potentially slowing economic growth and manufacturing sector expansion in India.

Trump's Fed governor pick keeps US dollar under pressure

President Trump's nomination for a Federal Reserve governor is causing continued pressure on the US dollar. The pick's policies and views are seen as less favorable to a strong dollar, contributing to currency market uncertainty and volatility. This development adds complexity to the Fed's monetary policy outlook amid ongoing economic challenges.

J.P.Morgan brings forward Fed rate cut forecast to September

J.P.Morgan now expects the Federal Reserve to begin cutting interest rates as early as September, earlier than previously predicted. This shift reflects concerns about slowing economic growth and persistent inflation pressures, prompting the bank to adjust its monetary policy outlook in response to evolving market and economic conditions.

BOJ debated chances of resuming rate hikes, July summary shows

The Bank of Japan's July policy meeting minutes revealed internal discussions on the possibility of resuming rate hikes amid shifting economic conditions. While some members favored tightening to curb inflation, others urged caution due to subdued inflation and growth concerns. The debate highlights the BOJ's careful approach to balancing inflation control with economic support.

Morning Bid: Trump moves to extend grip on Fed

Former President Trump is actively working to maintain influence over the Federal Reserve by endorsing allies for key positions. His moves aim to shape monetary policy and ensure the Fed's leadership aligns with his economic views, potentially affecting interest rates and financial markets. This strategy underscores Trump's ongoing involvement in economic affairs and his desire to impact U.S. financial policy.

Japan says US promises to fix double tariff oversight

Japan reported that the US has assured it will address an issue involving double tariffs imposed on Japanese goods. This commitment aims to resolve trade tensions and improve bilateral economic relations between the two countries. The US plans to review and correct the tariff application to prevent further financial burdens on Japanese exporters.

India inflation likely dropped to an eight-year low in July: Reuters poll

India’s inflation is expected to have fallen to its lowest level in eight years in July, according to a Reuters poll. The slowdown is driven by easing food and fuel prices, which helps to contain the cost of living. This trend may influence the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy amidst concerns about economic growth and inflation control.

China's SMIC says Trump tariffs did not cause expected 'hard landing'

China's top chipmaker SMIC reported that U.S. tariffs under the Trump administration did not lead to the anticipated severe downturn. Despite challenges, the company maintained operations and growth, defying expectations of a "hard landing" due to trade restrictions. SMIC's resilience highlights its strategic adjustments amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Trump signs executive order targeting spending on grants

Former President Trump signed an executive order aimed at tightening oversight of federal grant spending. The order mandates stricter review processes to ensure funds are used effectively and align with national priorities. It seeks to reduce waste, fraud, and abuse in grant programs by imposing new reporting requirements and increasing accountability among grant recipients.

Dollar gains on report Waller favored for Fed head

The US dollar strengthened following news that Fed Governor Christopher Waller is favored to become the next Federal Reserve Chair. Market participants view Waller as a candidate who supports continued rate hikes to control inflation, prompting increased demand for the dollar amid expectations of sustained monetary tightening.

Moving Forward: Builders Are Proving What’s Possible with CARV’s AI Stack

Builders are showcasing the capabilities of CARV’s AI stack by creating innovative applications that demonstrate its potential. The stack enables efficient development, offering tools that enhance AI integration and performance. These advancements highlight how CARV is empowering creators to push the boundaries of AI technology in practical and impactful ways.

XRP Climbs 10% In Rally

XRP surged 10% amid renewed investor interest and positive market sentiment. The rally was driven by developments in the crypto sector and increased trading volumes. Experts suggest the momentum could support further gains if market conditions remain favorable.

Mill City partners with Galaxy Digital for $450 million SUI treasury

Mill City has teamed up with Galaxy Digital to establish a $450 million treasury in SUI tokens. This partnership aims to strengthen Mill City's financial position and support growth initiatives by leveraging Galaxy Digital's expertise in digital assets and market strategies. The collaboration highlights increasing institutional interest in the SUI ecosystem.

Trump signs executive order expanding 401(k) options, including crypto and private equity

Former President Trump signed an executive order aimed at broadening 401(k) retirement plan options. The order encourages the inclusion of alternative investments such as cryptocurrencies and private equity, allowing employees more diverse choices for their retirement savings. This move seeks to modernize retirement plans and provide greater flexibility beyond traditional stocks and bonds.

iSpecimen plans $200M cryptocurrency treasury based on Solana blockchain

iSpecimen announced plans to create a $200 million cryptocurrency treasury leveraging the Solana blockchain. This move aims to enhance financial flexibility and drive innovation through blockchain technology, positioning iSpecimen at the forefront of integrating digital assets in their business operations.

Caldera Announces Partnership with EigenCloud to Integrate EigenDA V2

Caldera has partnered with EigenCloud to integrate the EigenDA V2 decentralized authentication system. This collaboration aims to enhance Caldera's security infrastructure by leveraging EigenDA V2’s advanced decentralized identity verification, improving user authentication and data protection. The integration is set to provide stronger, more reliable access controls across Caldera’s platforms.

THE SANDBOX GAME MAKER 0.12 UPDATE ENHANCES MULTIPLAYER GAMEPLAY AND EMPOWERS CREATORS TO BUILD MORE IMMERSIVE WORLDS

The Sandbox Game Maker 0.12 update improves multiplayer features and introduces new tools, enabling creators to design richer, more immersive game environments. Enhancements focus on collaboration, customization, and interactive gameplay, advancing user experience and creativity within the platform.

Bitcoin price today: advances to $116.8k but tariff jitters limit further gains

Bitcoin's price climbed to $116.8k amid growing investor interest. However, concerns over potential new tariffs have made traders cautious, restricting stronger upward momentum for the cryptocurrency despite positive market indicators.

Oblong invests $8M in Bittensor's $TAO cryptocurrency

Oblong has invested $8 million in Bittensor's $TAO cryptocurrency, supporting the development of a decentralized AI network. This funding aims to accelerate innovation and expand the platform’s ecosystem, enhancing AI model collaboration on blockchain technology. The investment marks a significant step towards mainstream adoption of decentralized AI solutions.

BYDFi Card Officially Launches: One Card to Seamlessly Bridge Web3 Assets and Real-World Spending

BYDFi has launched its BYDFi Card, enabling users to spend Web3 assets effortlessly in everyday real-world transactions. The card integrates digital assets with traditional payment systems, allowing seamless conversion and enhancing accessibility to cryptocurrencies for daily use. This innovation aims to bridge the gap between blockchain technology and mainstream financial activities.

Pan American Silver Q2 2025 slides: Record earnings amid strong metal prices

Pan American Silver reported record Q2 2025 earnings driven by robust metal prices, particularly silver and gold. Despite a drop in production volumes, strong market demand and favorable pricing boosted revenue and profit margins. The company plans increased investments in exploration and sustainability initiatives to sustain growth.

Graphjet shareholders approve share consolidation plan

Graphjet shareholders have approved a plan to consolidate shares, aiming to enhance share value and marketability. The consolidation will reduce the total number of outstanding shares, potentially improving trading liquidity and attracting new investors. This move is part of the company’s strategy to strengthen its financial position and support future growth initiatives.

Timbercreek Financial expands credit facilities to $600 million

Timbercreek Financial has increased its credit facilities to $600 million, enhancing its financial capacity to support growth and investment opportunities. This expansion aims to strengthen the company’s ability to manage assets and pursue strategic initiatives in the real estate sector.

PennyMac Financial prices $650 million senior notes offering at 6.750%

PennyMac Financial has priced a $650 million senior notes offering with a 6.750% interest rate. The notes will help the company strengthen its capital structure and support growth initiatives. The offering reflects investor confidence amid current market conditions.

Post Holdings COO Jeff Zadoks to retire, Nicolas Catoggio to take role

Post Holdings announced that COO Jeff Zadoks will retire, with Nicolas Catoggio set to succeed him. The leadership change aims to ensure a smooth transition and continued company growth. Catoggio brings extensive industry experience to his new role.

Roper Technologies prices $2 billion in senior notes offering

Roper Technologies has priced a $2 billion senior notes offering. The funds raised will be used for general corporate purposes, including debt repayment and potential acquisitions. The offering underscores Roper’s strategy to strengthen its financial position and support growth initiatives.

KLA declares quarterly cash dividend of $1.90 per share

KLA announced a quarterly cash dividend of $1.90 per share, reflecting the company's strong financial position. The dividend is payable to shareholders of record on a specified date, demonstrating KLA’s commitment to returning value to investors.

CarGurus to wind down CarOffer transactions business amid Q2 profit

CarGurus reported Q2 profits and announced it will wind down its CarOffer transactions business. The company aims to focus on its core marketplace operations and enhance profitability by exiting less strategic segments. This move reflects CarGurus' intent to streamline operations and optimize growth opportunities going forward.

CTW Cayman closes $12 million IPO, begins trading on Nasdaq

CTW Cayman successfully raised $12 million through its IPO and commenced trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The listing marks a significant milestone for the company, providing it with increased capital and market visibility to support its growth and strategic initiatives.

KBR wins FEED contract for Indonesia's Abadi LNG project

KBR has secured the Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract for the Abadi LNG project in Indonesia. The agreement marks a key milestone, with KBR providing engineering and design services to support the development of this significant liquefied natural gas facility. The project aims to boost Indonesia's LNG export capacity and strengthen its position in the global energy market.