News Summary - 09/29/2025

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Pro-EU party in Moldova set to win vote mired in claims of Russian interference

Moldova's election, crucial for its EU ambitions, saw the pro-EU party poised for victory amid accusations of Russian interference. President Maia Sandu emphasized that the nation's future was at risk, highlighting the election's significance for Moldova's European integration efforts.

Four killed in shooting and arson attack at Mormon church in Michigan

During a Sunday service at a Mormon church in Michigan, an attacker drove a vehicle into the building and opened fire, killing four people. Hundreds were inside at the time, according to police.

Singapore denies entry to exiled Hong Kong pro-democracy activist

Singapore authorities have barred Nathan Law, an exiled Hong Kong pro-democracy activist, from entering the country, stating that his presence "would not be in national interests." The decision highlights Singapore's cautious approach toward political activists linked to Hong Kong's democratic movement.

Denmark bans all civilian drone flights ahead of European summit

Denmark has banned all civilian drone flights ahead of a European summit following several recent "drone incidents" reported in the country and across Europe, aiming to enhance security during the event.

US citizen released by Taliban after nine-month detention

Amir Amiry is set to return to the US following nine months in Taliban captivity. His release came after prolonged negotiations facilitated by Qatari mediators.

Oregon sues Trump administration over plans to deploy troops

Oregon is suing the Trump administration, criticizing the troop deployment as "arbitrary" and warning it could jeopardize public safety by sparking public unrest.

Europe sneak past US in sensational Ryder Cup

Captain Luke Donald solidified his Ryder Cup legacy as Europe narrowly defeated the US in a thrilling match in New York, overcoming a strong American comeback to secure victory.

Eric Adams ends re-election bid for New York City mayor

Eric Adams, elected NYC mayor in 2022 as a Democrat, has ended his re-election campaign. He had been running as an independent following multiple scandals and an indictment for alleged bribery.

Zelensky condemns 'vile' Russian strikes lasting 12 hours

Over 600 drones and missiles targeted Kyiv for 12 hours, striking factories and the Institute of Cardiology. President Zelensky condemned the prolonged, "vile" attacks on the city.

Army sent to battle fire in Namibia tourist hotspot

The army has been deployed to combat a fire in Etosha National Park, Namibia, a key tourist destination known for its endangered black rhinos and over 100 diverse mammal species. Efforts aim to protect the park's wildlife and natural habitat from extensive damage.

At least 40 dead in crush at political rally in India

A deadly crush occurred at a political rally in Tamil Nadu, India, where tens of thousands had gathered to support actor-turned-politician Vijay. The incident resulted in at least 40 fatalities.

Sanctions reimposed on Iran 10 years after landmark nuclear deal

Iran condemned the reimposed sanctions as "unjust" and "illegal," urging nations to refuse their implementation amid renewed international pressure.

Selena Gomez marries music producer Benny Blanco

Selena Gomez shared photos of herself in a white wedding gown, celebrating her marriage to music producer Benny Blanco. The wedding was attended by notable guests, including Taylor Swift and actor Paul Rudd.

Swiss voters narrowly approve plan for electronic ID cards

Swiss voters narrowly approved a plan for electronic ID cards, with 50.4% support in the second referendum on the topic in four years.

Thunberg denies claims Gaza flotilla is a publicity stunt

Greta Thunberg told the BBC that the Gaza flotilla is not a publicity stunt, emphasizing that no one would risk their life just for attention.

Three dead and several injured after shooting at US waterfront bar

An attacker opened fire from a boat at a crowded waterfront bar in Southport, North Carolina, resulting in three deaths and several injuries, officials report.

Argentines demand justice at protest against brutal killings of young women

In response to the shocking torture and murders of a girl and two young women, Argentines have taken to the streets demanding justice, highlighting concerns over violence against women and urging authorities to take stronger action.

Russia has no intention of attacking EU or NATO states, foreign minister says

Sergei Lavrov, speaking at the UN General Assembly, strongly criticized Western countries and Israel while affirming that Russia does not intend to attack EU or NATO member states.

Israeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza including civilians seeking aid, health workers say

Israeli forces continue their offensive against Hamas in Gaza, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stating at the UN that Israel “must finish the job.” Strikes have resulted in the deaths of dozens, including civilians seeking aid and health workers, escalating the humanitarian crisis in the region.

The picturesque Dutch village set to charge tourists an entry fee

Zaanse Schans, a quaint Dutch village with just 100 residents, attracts over two million tourists annually, known for its iconic windmills. To manage the overwhelming visitor numbers, the village plans to introduce an entry fee for tourists.

India court crippled by a million-case backlog

The Allahabad High Court in India is facing a severe backlog, with more than one million cases pending, making it one of the most overburdened judicial institutions in the country.

Instagram vs reality: Bali is becoming a victim of its own success

Bali's popularity, fueled by media like "Eat, Pray, Love," has drawn millions of tourists. However, this influx has led to overcrowding, traffic jams, and widespread construction noise, highlighting the gap between the island’s Instagram appeal and the challenging reality for visitors and locals alike.

The US Navy killed 17 in deadly strikes. Now Venezuela is giving civilians guns

Rising tensions followed US Navy strikes off Venezuela's coast that killed 17. In response, Venezuela is arming civilians, escalating the conflict between the two nations.

Trump promised retribution - how far will he go?

The US president is intensifying efforts against left-wing groups and political adversaries, sparking concern and debate about the potential direction and consequences of his actions for America's political landscape.

Watch: World's highest bridge opens in China

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in Guizhou province, China, has opened, standing 625 meters (2,083 feet) above a gorge, making it the world's highest bridge.

'Hundreds' of drones and missiles fired at Ukraine by Russia

President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that Russian aerial attacks across Ukraine have killed at least four people in Kyiv. The assault involved hundreds of drones and missiles targeting various locations.

Watch: Polar bears occupy abandoned Soviet-era research station

Drone footage reveals polar bears inhabiting an abandoned Soviet-era research station on Russia's Kolyuchin Island, showcasing how wildlife repurposes human structures in remote Arctic areas.

Watch: How Trump and Comey's relationship soured

The indictment of former FBI Director James Comey follows shortly after former President Trump urged a tougher crackdown on his opponents, highlighting the escalating tensions between them.

Sánchez Clings to His Reelection in 2027 as Parliamentary Deadlock Worsens and the Budget Fails to Progress

The vote to ratify the arms embargo decree will soon take place in Congress, but Sánchez still does not have guaranteed support. The parliamentary deadlock is intensifying, and the Budget remains stalled, complicating his plans for reelection in 2027.

Failures in the Anti-Domestic Violence Bracelets, an Open Secret for Months within the Equality Department: "The Pilot Test Was Done with the Victims"

Judges, workers from the Cometa service, associations, and police officers warned for months about failures in the new anti-domestic violence bracelets installed on victims and perpetrators following the change of the contracting company.

Putin's Reasons for Violating Allied Airspace: "Russia Has No Chance of Defeating NATO"

Experts believe that Russia is employing a hybrid war with violations of allied airspace to destabilize and deter NATO, acknowledging that Moscow cannot defeat it in a direct conflict.

Ukraine-Russia War, Live | New Alerts in European Skies: Denmark Detects More Drones and Poland Closes Its Airspace

The war between Russia and Ukraine continues with new alerts in Europe. Denmark has detected an increase in drone activity, while Poland has decided to close its airspace as a security measure against possible threats related to the conflict.

Jorge Galindo: "One result of the bubble trauma is mistakenly believing that housing prices won’t go down if we build more"

Jorge Galindo presents his book Three Million Homes, in which he analyzes the housing crisis. He argues that it is necessary to review regulations and remove obstacles that hinder housing construction in order to solve the problem.

Alert Messages in Tarragona, Castellón, and Valencia, Suspending Classes and Recommending Teleworking Today

Several regions, including Catalonia, Aragón, Navarre, La Rioja, Valencian Community, Castilla-La Mancha, and Andalusia, are on alert due to heavy rains. In response to the situation, Tarragona, Castellón, and Valencia have suspended classes and recommend teleworking to ensure the safety of the population.

Aemet warns that this Monday and Tuesday will be the most adverse days of the passage of storm Gabrielle

Aemet warns that between Monday and the first half of Tuesday will be the most critical days due to storm Gabrielle, with torrential rains that could reach up to 300 l/m² only in the province of Valencia.

Spain, European leader in clinical trials against cancer thanks to the agility and "atomization" of research groups

Spain is the only European country that maintains its level of oncology clinical trials, resisting the widespread decline in Europe, according to data from SEOM presented in Salamanca. Its leadership is due to the agility and "atomization" of its research groups, compared to the 14% growth in China.

From the Trash Bin to Your Pocket: How You Can Save €250 a Year and Reduce Food Waste

On September 29th, the International Day of Awareness on Food Loss and Waste is observed, highlighting the importance of reducing waste to save up to €250 a year and protect the environment.

Lamine Yamal returns to lead the comeback against Real and put Barça in the lead

Lamine Yamal returns to lead FC Barcelona in their crucial match at Montjuic, where they aim to secure the LaLiga top spot following Real Madrid's defeat by Atlético.

Jack Gleeson, Joffrey in 'Game of Thrones', unrecognizable at 33 years old

Since leaving "Game of Thrones" in 2014, Jack Gleeson studied Philosophy, created a puppet theater company, and got married in secret.

Never Seen Before: Alcaraz Pulls off an Impossible Magical Shot to Rally the Crowd Against Nakashima

Carlos Alcaraz surprised the audience with a spectacular and impossible shot during his match against Nakashima, raising the excitement in the stands and once again demonstrating his exceptional talent on the court.

Slave Contracts, Extreme Hours, and Personal Control: The Dark Side of the K-pop Industry

The K-pop industry, renowned for its global success, hides abusive practices such as slave contracts, extreme working hours, and strict control over artists—issues highlighted and criticized in the documentary 'Kpop Demons Hunters'.

Madrid classrooms leave behind pandemic stopgaps by reversing screen use and continuous schedules

The Community of Madrid changes educational regulations to limit screen time in class and facilitate the return to traditional schedules, leaving behind measures adopted during the pandemic, such as continuous schedules.

The Euribor Will Rise in September After the ECB’s Pause on Interest Rates, but Mortgage Holders Will Still Save 809 Euros Annually

In September, the Euribor will increase following the ECB’s pause on interest rates, but households with annual mortgage reviews will benefit from an average monthly reduction of 67.39 euros, saving approximately 809 euros per year.

The Stunning Physical Transformation of Eli Sánchez from 'OT 2020' After Losing 67 Kilos: "I Have Been on Medication"

Eli Sánchez, a contestant from 'OT 2020', has shown a remarkable physical transformation after losing 67 kilos. Despite the criticism he faced during his season, he shares his experience and reveals that he has been on medication throughout this process, sending an important message on social media.

Six testimonies of people who were clinically dead and woke up: "I saw my parents"

Six people who were clinically dead recount experiences of peace and well-being before returning to life, including visions such as seeing their parents.

Spanish acrobat dies after falling from a trapeze in a German circus

A 27-year-old Spanish acrobat died after falling from five meters while performing in front of an audience of about one hundred people at a German circus. The fall was fatal, and she died at the scene.

Nagore Robles and Sandra Barneda reunite on television and social media comments: "Total coldness"

Nagore Robles and Sandra Barneda reunited on the show 'Supervivientes All Stars', where a great discomfort and tension between them was noticeable, which sparked comments on social media about their apparent coldness during the encounter.

A 28-Year-Old Woman is Murdered by Her Partner, a 21-Year-Old, in Seville: He Stabbed Her in the Neck After a Beating

A 28-year-old woman was murdered by her 21-year-old partner in Seville East. After a beating, she tried to escape, but he fatally stabbed her in the neck. The attacker self-inflicted injuries after the attack, which took place in the early hours.

'Guam killer': China scares the US in the Pacific with a nuclear-capable missile that can reach targets over 5,000 km away

China has upgraded its DF-26 missile, which has nuclear capability and a range of over 5,000 km, capable of reaching US bases in Guam, raising concerns in the US about its presence in the western Pacific.

What Lies Behind the Anti-Hamas Militias That Israel Supports in Gaza and That Some Link to "Mafia Clans" and Even to the Islamic State

The anti-Hamas militias in southern Gaza, originating from "mafia clans," are supported by Israel to divide the Palestinians. These forces are even associated with groups linked to the Islamic State, reflecting the complex internal and external dynamics in the region.

Influencer Makena White, girlfriend of golfer Jake Knapp, dies at 28: "It's a difficult reality to understand"

Makena White, influencer and girlfriend of golfer Jake Knapp, passed away at the age of 28. The athlete, deeply affected, expressed his sorrow and emphasized that everyone will miss her cheerful and outgoing energy.

Bad Bunny will star in the Super Bowl halftime show

Kendrick Lamar was the headline artist of the Super Bowl 2025 halftime show, held in New Orleans during the game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Elena Villagrasa, Director of Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, Dies Suddenly: "Immense Void"

Elena Villagrasa, director of Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, passed away suddenly. Her funeral took place Saturday afternoon in her hometown of Bujaraloz (Zaragoza), leaving an "immense void" among those who knew and valued her.

This Is the Biomarker That Will Help You Improve Your Cardiovascular Health

The Omega-3 Index (O3I) is a biomarker that indicates the level of omega-3 fatty acids in the body, reflecting the quality of your diet. An adequate O3I is associated with better cardiovascular health outcomes, helping to assess and improve heart well-being.

Learning to Live Beyond the Screens in a Hyperconnected World

The magazine ‘Telos’ from Fundación Telefónica, in its issue 127, addresses the well-being of the ‘Alphabet Generation’ in a world dominated by hyperconnectivity. It analyzes how technologies impact mental health and proposes strategies to balance digital and physical life, promoting a more conscious and healthy use of screens in today’s society.

Chris Martin, from Coldplay, speaks out about the 'kisscam' controversy: "If life gives you lemons, make lemonade"

Chris Martin humorously commented on the controversy caused by the 'kisscam' in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.

The method to cook pasta that makes it tastier and healthier: it's not just with water

Cooking pasta only in water is common, but adding broth or vegetables to the cooking liquid enhances its flavor and adds nutrients, making the dish healthier and tastier without complicating the process.

Marc Surer, former F1 driver: "Hamilton is a spoiled child and Alonso gets the most out of every car"

Marc Surer criticized Lewis Hamilton for his poor performance with Ferrari, describing him as a "spoiled child." In contrast, he praised Fernando Alonso for his ability to get the most out of every car and his consistency on the track.

The Current Life of Ivana Rodríguez, Georgina's Sister: Two Children, Psychology Student...

Ivana Rodríguez, sister of the influencer Georgina, lives a calm and low-key life. She is currently a mother of two and is studying Psychology while enjoying her family life away from the public eye.

Gemma Pinto, Marc Márquez's girlfriend, reveals the rider's odyssey to return to the top: "He wasn't happy..."

Gemma Pinto celebrated Marc Márquez's MotoGP victory in Motegi, highlighting his challenging journey back to top form and revealing that he wasn't happy during his struggles.

Madrid Work Calendar: The Holiday Change That Will Benefit Thousands of Madrilenians

The change in Madrid's local holiday will allow Madrilenians to enjoy a three-day long weekend, benefiting thousands of residents by providing an extended period of rest.

This is the difference between a 'sin' beer and a '0.0' beer, according to a nutritionist: "They are not the same"

Marta Verona, nutritionist and chef, explains on her Instagram channel that 'sin alcohol' beers and '0.0' beers are not the same, highlighting differences in their content and production process.

Sabadell's board awaits David Martínez's vote with concern following BBVA's improved offer

David Martínez's vote is crucial as it may sway major funds to support or oppose BBVA's improved offer, leaving Sabadell's board anxious about the outcome.

The 'Goonies' Kid Remembers His First Auditions: "It Was Survival of the Fattest"

Jeff Cohen, known for his role in 'The Goonies,' recalls his beginnings in acting 40 years ago. Now a lawyer in Los Angeles, he describes the auditions back then as tough competitions where only the strongest—in his case, "the fattest"—managed to stand out and advance in the film industry.

What is the 'grandma style': essential pieces to join this trend

The 'grandma style' trend for this fall includes pearls, lace, vintage bags, and loafers with socks, bringing back classic and nostalgic garments for a retro and elegant look.

This is the new medication more effective than aspirin for preventing heart attacks

A recent study reveals that a common medication in Spain outperforms aspirin in heart attack prevention, positioning itself as the most effective option to reduce cardiovascular risks.

This laser cannon can eliminate 20 drones per minute for the same price as a cup of coffee

Apollo is a high-energy laser cannon capable of eliminating up to 20 drones per minute, operating at a frequency of 150 Hz. Its low operating cost is comparable to the price of a cup of coffee, making this technology efficient and accessible for drone defense.

The City of Cinema and Fame That Best Represents the American Dream

This Californian city, known for its warm and consistent climate, is the epicenter of the film industry and home to multiple stars, symbolizing the American dream in its various facets.

Dani García's Trick to Achieve Much Tastier Clams

Dani García reveals a technique where he uses a type of cloth during the cooking of clams, enhancing their flavors and better utilizing their marine properties for a more flavorful result.

José, mechanic, warns: "The worst is driving with a tire that has dry rubber"

José, a tire expert mechanic, warns about the risks of using tires with dry rubber, especially if they were installed many years ago, as they can affect driving safety.

This is Artemis II, the space mission that rehearses the human return to the Moon

Artemis II will be the mission preceding Artemis III, marking the first crewed flight near the Moon in over 50 years and testing technologies for the lunar return.

The neighbor who supervises the works on the A-5 every day: "I'm not an engineer, I tell what I see and what could be done better"

Marcos, a longtime resident of Latina, created an account on X in November 2024 to report on the progress and inconveniences caused by the undergrounding works on the A-5, sharing his non-technical but close and critical perspective.

The energy transition calls for new support for innovation to "scale up" to mass production of green alternatives

At the III Climate Conference, representatives from the private and public sectors highlighted the need to strengthen innovation to advance the scalability of green solutions. They emphasized the importance of collaboration among stakeholders and sustainability as key challenges to drive the energy transformation towards mass production of clean alternatives.

The hidden button on the gear lever that almost no one knows what it’s for

This hidden button on the gear lever of many automatic vehicles is little known among Spanish drivers. Its main function is to facilitate certain maneuvers or specific driving modes, improving control and safety when using the automatic transmission.

The Best Way to Wash a Duvet or Feather Comforter Easily and Without Damaging It

Depending on the delicacy of the duvet or feather comforter, it can be washed in a washing machine, in the bathtub, or taken to a laundromat or dry cleaner to avoid damaging it.

Donald Trump's Unsubstantiated Claims About Paracetamol and Autism

There are no studies that prove a causal relationship between the consumption of paracetamol during pregnancy and the development of disorders in children, thus debunking the claims made without evidence.

This is Carlota, Pérez-Reverte's daughter who works as an underwater archaeologist in Murcia

Carlota, daughter of Pérez-Reverte, collaborated with her father on the writing of the novel "Captain Alatriste" (1996). Currently, she works as an underwater archaeologist in Murcia, pursuing a professional career connected to heritage and history.

Workers' Statute: What Rights Does an Employee Have if the Company Goes Bankrupt

When a company closes due to bankruptcy, employees face dismissal. The Workers' Statute regulates their rights, guaranteeing severance pay, payment of outstanding wages, and protection against unjustified terminations, as well as facilitating access to unemployment benefits.

Where to watch 'Holy Spider' for free, the film based on real events about the Iranian Jack the Ripper

'Holy Spider', a film based on real events about an Iranian serial killer, was condemned by Iranian media but won an award at Cannes. It can now be watched for free in Spain.

Quinoa Salad: A Healthy and Easy Recipe You'll Want to Make Again

Quinoa salad is a nutritious option, rich in protein and easy to prepare. It combines cooked quinoa with fresh vegetables and dressings to taste, offering a healthy, quick, and delicious meal that can be adapted to different palates and diets.

The marijuana business leaves neighbors without electricity due to illegal connections to the grid that consume as much as thousands of homes

The growing illegal cultivation of marijuana in Spain is causing an increase in electricity fraud through illegal connections that affect entire communities. The electrical sector, along with Endesa, is calling for prison sentences for these crimes, demanding tougher legal measures similar to those in other European countries. The CNMC also warns about the impact and the need for measures to curb this problem.

The longest total solar eclipse of the century: when, where, and how to see it in Spain

NASA has confirmed that the upcoming total solar eclipse will be the longest of the century, surpassing the typical duration of these events. It will be visible in Spain, with details on when and where to watch it soon.

Work Holiday Calendar: On October 13th, there will only be a long weekend for Hispanic Day in these five communities

On Monday, October 13th, National Day, only five communities in Spain will enjoy a three-day long weekend.

At least three dead and several injured in a shooting at a beach bar in North Carolina: the shooter arrived and fled by boat

The gunman opened fire in a beach bar after arriving by boat at a pier in North Carolina. After the shooting, he fled in his vessel but was later apprehended. The attack left at least three dead and several injured.

When Series Marathons Get Out of Hand: "I Went to Bed Very Late and Dreamed About It"

Binge-watching, although not classified as an addiction, can harm memory, sleep, and performance, causing negative physical and psychological effects.

Madrilenians on the new waste tax: "It's not fair that those who generate less pay the same"

20minutos asked Madrid residents about the new waste tax, which covers the costs of collection, transport, and treatment of urban waste. Many expressed that it’s unfair for those generating less waste to pay the same amount as heavier producers.

Álvaro Carnoto, the story of the Galician boy who is Spain's youngest stamp collector

The exhibition hall of the Ourense Post Office building is showcasing a display featuring the stamp collection of Álvaro Carnoto, Spain's youngest collector, originally from Galicia.

Immigration and the Upcoming Elections

Spanish citizens are closely observing the positions of political parties regarding immigration, a key issue in the electoral debate, which will influence the definition and defense of national identity and citizen policy.

Power and Justice

The intervention of Justice over public figures demonstrates the advantages of equality in democracy, emphasizing that no one is above the law.

Catechisms

A growing portion of the PP electorate, especially young first-time voters, shows fatigue and rejection towards what they call the "PSOE state of mind," reflecting dissatisfaction with the attitude and management of the PSOE.

Ethics or Aesthetics

Behavior on social media has extended to other areas of life, where appearances and reactions are often prioritized over people's true feelings. Life should not be reduced to posts but should value ethics and respect towards others.

An Italian priest receives a bullet inside a handkerchief during Mass

Italian priest Patriciello received a bullet wrapped in a handkerchief during Mass, after having reported two gunshots near his parish the night before on his social media.

Matías Roure confesses his feelings towards his dancer on 'Dancing with the Stars'

Matías Roure publicly expressed his special connection with his teacher and possible partner on 'Dancing with the Stars,' declaring "We are one" during the broadcast of the show.

The Zodiac Signs in October 2025: This Is How the Month Will Be for Each Horoscope

October 2025 will be a positive month for all zodiac signs, offering good opportunities and favorable energies for each of them.

Sofía, with Arnold Chiari Syndrome: "Since it is an invisible disability, no one puts themselves in your shoes"

Sofía lives with Arnold-Chiari syndrome, a rare congenital malformation of the central nervous system. Her disability is invisible, which makes it difficult for those around her to empathize and understand. World Arnold Chiari Syndrome Day is observed on September 28 to raise awareness and support for those who suffer from it.

Breaking News about Tom Holland, "better" after suffering a concussion

Actor Tom Holland suffered a concussion during the filming of 'Spider-Man'. Through his social media, he informed that he is improving after the incident.

UAE, Ayuso's team, deletes a controversial photo from the Cycling World Championship that put him in a bad light

Spanish cyclist Ayuso was unable to keep up with Tadej Pogacar, who won the Cycling World Championship. The UAE team shared a photo of the moment when Ayuso fell behind, but later removed it due to the controversy it sparked.

Iker Jiménez lashes out at the media: "Saying no is more important than saying yes"

Iker Jiménez, host of 'Cuarto Milenio', criticized the media for twisting his words to create confusion on social networks and gain clicks, emphasizing that denying something can be more relevant than affirming it.

Elvira Lindo remembers how she rejected Pedro Sánchez's proposal: "That was nonsense"

Elvira Lindo revealed that Pedro Sánchez offered her the position of Minister of Culture, but she declined the proposal after reflecting, considering that "that was nonsense."

The images of Mar Flores and her son Carlo Costanzia when they think they are not being recorded give a twist to their story: "It's obvious"

Footage aired by '¡Vaya fama!' reveals great complicity between Mar Flores and her son Carlo Costanzia, showing a close and natural relationship when they believe they are not being filmed.

From 'Ni que fuéramos' to 'No somos nadie': what is forgotten when awarding the 'golden minute'

The article reflects on how audience peaks are valued, pointing out that focusing only on the "golden minute" ignores the context and depth of the content. It highlights the importance of looking beyond superficial figures to understand the true impact and quality of programs.

Mayte Zaldívar reveals what happened to Julián Muñoz's money: "Everything was seized"

Mayte Zaldívar stated on '¡De viernes!' that when Julián Muñoz was released from prison, he didn't even have his suits, as all his money was seized, one year after his death.

Pablo Iglesias, on Atresmedia and Mediaset: "The Government should put an end to the duopoly"

Pablo Iglesias criticized the private groups Atresmedia and Mediaset, advocating for the Government to end their duopoly. His statements were a response to Vox deputy Manuel Mariscal.

Bertín Osborne talks about his feelings: "I have discovered the wonder of being alone"

Bertín Osborne reveals that he has learned to enjoy solitude, highlighting his new feelings. Additionally, he confirmed that he has been invited to Cayetano Martínez de Irujo’s wedding.

The Emotional Surprise from Buenafuente That Makes Tamara García Romero Cry on 'Futuro Imperfecto'

Tamara García Romero's sister unexpectedly visited her on the show 'Futuro Imperfecto' to celebrate her 31st birthday, prompting an emotional reaction that brought her to tears.

The unexpected coincidence between Sebastián Yatra and a 'talent' from 'La Voz'

Sisi Bon, a contestant on 'La Voz', revealed that she shares a birthday with the Colombian singer Sebastián Yatra, before choosing one of the coaches.

This is How Bruce Willis Lives with His Terrible Illness: Away from His Family, but Surrounded by Love

Bruce Willis's latest family photo has sparked many reactions, showing how he faces his illness away from his family, but always surrounded by love and support.

From 'Karma Chameleon' to Broadway: Boy George's Second Life

The iconic Culture Club singer, Boy George, will play Harold Zidler in the musical 'Moulin Rouge!' in Manhattan's Theater District, marking his return to the stage with a prominent role on Broadway.

Carolina Sobe Says She Sees "UFOs" After Her Sister’s Death and Talks About TV: "It’s Harder for Whites Than for Blacks"

Carolina Sobe reveals that she is going through a difficult time after the death of her sister and mentioned that she has started seeing "UFOs." She also commented in the interview with 'Semana' that it is more complicated for white people to achieve success on television than for black people.

New details about the separation of Telma Ortiz, sister of Queen Letizia, and Gavin Bonnar: "It was the point of no return"

New information from Vanitatis reveals that the separation between Telma Ortiz and Gavin Bonnar is not being easy or amicable, marking a point of no return in their relationship.

Elia, daughter of Julián Muñoz, reveals what Isabel Pantoja said to her father: "The next time you see your daughters will be in a pine coffin"

Elia Muñoz shared on the program 'De viernes' how the relationship between her father, Julián Muñoz, and Isabel Pantoja was, revealing a threat the singer made to her father, warning him that he would only see his daughters again in a coffin.

Andrea, the voice of The Corrs, continues to captivate at concerts at 51 years old

Andrea Corr, lead singer of The Corrs, debuted with the band in the '90s and launched her solo career in 2007. At 51 years old, she continues to shine and win over audiences with her concerts.

The emotional meeting between Queen Letizia and journalist and singer Javier Erro: "You are... like a son to me"

RTVE Navarra journalist Javier Erro had an emotional meeting with Queen Letizia during the official visit of the King and Queen to Navarra, where she expressed an affectionate bond: "You are... like a son to me."

Singer Selena Gomez and producer Benny Blanco get married in California

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco announced their marriage by sharing several photos on Instagram, confirming the happy news to their followers.

Princess Leonor reveals her favorite movie since she was little: "I was obsessed"

Princess Leonor confessed to being a big fan of a movie since she was little, even recognizing a song from it, showing her great fondness and affection for it.

From the Tallest Donkey in the World to a Banana Car: These Are the New Records in the Guinness Book

Derrick, the tallest donkey in the world, along with another donkey with the longest ears, have added new Guinness records. Norbert, a pig, skateboarded 10 meters at high speed. Kainli set a record with a gymnastics bar move held for 30 seconds, and Steve built the longest banana car. Nicole lifted the heaviest stone in the world, completing these amazing new records.

The Kahlo House Museum Opens Its Doors to the Public

The former residence of Frida Kahlo's parents has been converted into a museum, inaugurated by her family. The space exhibits intimate aspects of the artist, including her early murals and photographs, offering a closer look at the woman behind the iconic Mexican creator.

What Happens to What Is Lost on the Camino de Santiago?

Thousands of pilgrims leave behind forgotten items in Santiago de Compostela, which are collected at the Lost and Found Office. If they are not claimed within two years, they may be kept by the person who found them or added to the municipal inventory.

A 'little hand' for Atlético history: this is how they scored five goals against Real Madrid

Atlético de Madrid, led by Simeone, defeated Real Madrid 5-2, achieving the fourth largest victory in a Madrid derby against the white team, the first time in over 75 years since February 12, 1950.

The incredible resurrection of Marc Márquez: from the ordeal of a serious injury to becoming World Champion again

Marc Márquez has won his seventh MotoGP title after overcoming a serious injury that halted his career in 2020, marking a triumphant and thrilling return to the pinnacle of world motorcycling.

The Best Memes of Atlético's 'Hand' Against Real Madrid in the Derby: Xabi Alonso Ends Up Turned into Ancelotti

Atlético de Madrid thrashed Real Madrid 5-2 in the derby, sparking a wave of memes on social media. Among the most notable, Xabi Alonso was humorously compared to Carlo Ancelotti, the Real Madrid coach, reflecting the frustration after the defeat. The fans' passion was captured in creative and funny digital reactions about the unexpected result.

Marc Márquez and the End of a Hell with His Seventh MotoGP World Championship: "Now I Am at Peace"

Marc Márquez, nine-time world champion, celebrates his seventh MotoGP title after five years of struggle and recovery following a serious injury in Jerez. The rider expresses that this achievement has given him peace after a tough period full of challenges.

Valencia Basket takes revenge on Real Madrid and lifts the Spanish Supercup

After coming close to winning the league last season, Valencia Basket defeated Real Madrid to claim the Spanish Supercup, securing the first title of the new season.

Schedule and Where to Watch the Match Between Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud in the ATP 500 Tokyo Semifinals

Carlos Alcaraz will face Norwegian Casper Ruud in the semifinals of the ATP 500 in Tokyo, aiming for a place in the tournament final.

Marisol, mother of Sergio, who has severe autism: "Parents cannot be eternal caregivers"

Marisol, mother and caregiver of Sergio, a young man with severe autism, denounces the lack of public support and demands more resources to help families facing great responsibilities and dependency.

Rafael Núñez and his battle against retinitis pigmentosa: "Although rare, it exists"

Rafael Núñez denounces the lack of social awareness towards people with visual disabilities and demands more research to confront retinitis pigmentosa, a rare but real disease.

Guillermo Gracia, the 'Golden Boy' of Adaptive Swimming: "Our Achievements Receive Very Little Visibility"

Guillermo Gracia, a swimmer with Down syndrome, has won more than 60 international medals, including six golds at the last World Championship. He highlights the lack of visibility that successes in adaptive swimming receive.

Alejandro, Álex's father, with leukodystrophy: "My goal is to enjoy my son today, because I don't know how he will be tomorrow"

Álex, 27 years old, was diagnosed three years ago with leukodystrophy, a rare genetic and neurodegenerative disease with no cure or treatment. His father, Alejandro, expresses that his priority is to enjoy the present time with his son, given the uncertainty of the disease's progression.

Lucía Medina (Nantik Lum): "Financial education is more necessary than ever with 25% of families at risk of social exclusion"

Lucía Medina emphasizes the urgent need for financial education to address increasing social vulnerability, pointing out that 25% of families are at risk of exclusion. She underlines that improving financial knowledge is key to promoting social and economic inclusion, especially in contexts of uncertainty and crisis.

China’s Stock Market Party Masks an Economy Laden with Doubts and Debt

The strong stock market rally in China contrasts with a real economy weakened by high levels of debt, low consumption, and a crisis in the real estate sector, generating uncertainty about the sustainability of economic growth.

Bitcoin withstands the initial bearish attacks against the crypto market

Bitcoin remains steady and moderates its declines, differentiating itself from the rest of the crypto market, which is suffering significant pressure and losses from bearish investors.

The Euribor is headed for its second consecutive increase but continues to make mortgages cheaper

The Euribor anticipates a second consecutive rise, remaining close to 2.1%, following the ECB's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. Despite this, it continues to help reduce mortgage costs, according to experts.

The Supreme Court will clarify this week the validity of one million mortgages indexed to the IRPH

The Supreme Court of Spain will decide this week on the validity of nearly one million mortgages indexed to the IRPH, whose annulment could imply an economic impact close to 16 billion euros.

Neither 'Interstellar' nor 'Oppenheimer', this Nolan film is the one that teaches us to be better viewers

Five years after its release, Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' remains a work that challenges the audience to pay attention and think actively. The film encourages viewers to improve their analytical and comprehension skills, elevating the cinematic experience beyond conventional entertainment.

Morticia Still Loves Gómez, 30 Years After 'The Addams Family': Anjelica Huston's Memory of Raúl Juliá

Anjelica Huston fondly remembers Raúl Juliá, her co-star in 'The Addams Family,' 30 years after his passing. Meanwhile, the second season of 'Wednesday' is a hit on Netflix, where Catherine Zeta-Jones replaces the actress from 'The Witches.'

Shia LaBeouf on his relationship with Jon Voight: "I told him we were going to fight with our fists"

Shia LaBeouf spoke about his relationship with Jon Voight, his colleague in 'Megalopolis,' controversially stating that he warned him they would end up fighting with their fists, reflecting the tension and dynamism between them during filming.

Leonardo DiCaprio "banned" this movie in the USA: he achieved it after suing its producers

Leonardo DiCaprio starred in a movie alongside Tobey Maguire at the beginning of his career, but later managed to ban its screening in the USA after suing the producers.

This is 'Animal', the new series starring Luis Zahera on Netflix from the creators of 'Entrevías'

Starring Luis Zahera, 'Animal' is a series set in rural Galicia, created by the same team behind 'Entrevías', Netflix's new offering that promises an intense plot in a unique setting.

Samsung prepares a screen that 'disappears' so no one can look at your phone

Samsung is developing 'Private Screen,' an AI feature that hides the phone's display to prevent outsiders from seeing its content, enhancing user privacy.

Gemini arrives on your TV: this is how you can enjoy Google's AI for watching series and movies

Google integrates its Gemini AI into TVs with Google TV to enhance the user experience, providing better recommendations and answers to complex questions while you watch series and movies.

How to Remove Meta AI and the Blue Circle on WhatsApp for iPhone and Android and Why You Should Do It

Meta activated its artificial intelligence on WhatsApp in Spain, displaying a blue circle that many users want to hide. There is no official option to disable it, but there is a simple trick to remove it and improve the experience on both iPhone and Android.

Not seeing ads on Facebook and Instagram is possible in Spain, but it will cost you twice as much as in this other country

In Spain, Meta offers a subscription to avoid seeing ads on Facebook and Instagram for €5.99 per month on the web and €7.99 on mobile. In the United Kingdom, the same service is launched at a significantly lower price, showing a notable difference in costs between the two countries.

I Tried Dyson's Most Powerful Vacuum Cleaner: Goodbye Tangled Hair, Hello Spotless Floors

We tested the Dyson V16 Piston Animal, Dyson's most powerful cordless vacuum cleaner in 2025. It features a 900W motor, a bin with compacting function, an anti-tangle head, and 70 minutes of battery life. There is also the Submarine version, which includes a mopping function. We analyze its features, performance, and price in Spain.

Charging Your Phone All Night Destroys Its Battery: With This Trick You Can Do It Without Worrying

Charging your phone all night can damage the battery due to constant stress on its cells. However, there is a trick that allows you to keep the device plugged in while you sleep without affecting its performance or lifespan.

What is the 'grandma' style: essential pieces to join this trend

This autumn, fashion embraces the 'grandma' style with key pieces such as pearls, lace, vintage bags, and loafers with socks, bringing back a nostalgic and elegant look.

Sara Desirée Ruiz, psychotherapist: "Your teenager doesn’t listen until you yell because you haven’t tried this"

Sara Desirée Ruiz, psychotherapist, shares the key to getting teenagers to listen without having to yell. According to her, the lack of attention is due to not having applied an effective method that encourages respect and open communication, thus avoiding confrontation and improving the relationship between parents and children.

Conchi Arias, hairdresser: "A straightening treatment is not magic, it is a rather aggressive chemical process"

Conchi Arias, hairdresser, warns that straightening treatments are aggressive chemical treatments that particularly affect curly hair. She explains that they are not magical solutions, but processes that can weaken and damage the hair structure if not done carefully.

No Neon Colors or Cargo Pants: Trends That Say Goodbye This Fall/Winter

Neon colors, cargo pants, and extreme sheer fabrics are out of fashion this fall/winter season. These previously dominant trends are fading away to make room for new styles.

Selena Gomez's Wedding Dress in Her Marriage to Benny Blanco: By Ralph Lauren and Very Romantic

Selena Gomez married Benny Blanco and shared emotional images of the ceremony on her Instagram. Her wedding dress, designed by Ralph Lauren, stood out for its very romantic style.

Canned fish that provides more calcium than milk: a humble, cheap, and delicious food

Canned fish is an accessible and affordable source of calcium, omega-3, and protein, surpassing common foods like milk in calcium content, making it a nutritious and delicious option for the daily diet.

The lettuce wrap with chicken and avocado that satisfies hunger without emptying your wallet

A healthy and affordable alternative to the traditional sandwich, the lettuce wrap with chicken and avocado offers flavor and convenience, ideal for those looking for a light and nutritious option.

What Am I Adding to the Coffee When I Order a 'Roman Espresso'?

The 'Roman' espresso achieves a perfect balance by adding an element that counteracts the intensity and bitterness of the coffee, enhancing its flavor.

The curious restaurant in Huelva where you can eat meat with gold

The restaurant Los jardines de la playa, in Isla Cristina (Huelva), offers a unique experience where diners can enjoy meat decorated with gold, standing out for its originality and luxury in the local gastronomy.

Dani García has the trick to make very juicy tempura cuttlefish: "A nice cold beer"

Chef Dani García shares his secret to achieving juicy and tender tempura cuttlefish: pairing it with a very cold beer, which enhances the flavor and texture of the dish.

Karlos Arguiñano, chef, reveals the best advice for maintaining a healthy diet: "It's not about eating a lot or expensive"

Basque chef Karlos Arguiñano shares that the key to a healthy diet is to maintain a balanced and varied diet, emphasizing that it is not about eating large quantities or spending a lot of money.

The Five Best Beaches in the Philippines to Discover Paradise

The Philippines, with more than 7,000 islands, offers stunning beaches full of natural beauty. This article highlights the five best beaches to explore and enjoy the Asian paradise.

The Most Spectacular Caves in Portugal: Featuring an Interior Lake and Up to 10 km of Galleries

These impressive caves, located three hours from the Spanish border, are some of the largest in Portugal. They offer a speleological paradise with an interior lake and up to 10 kilometers of galleries to explore.

The Unknown Church of Pontevedra Considered One of the Most Important of the Galician Baroque

The 16th-century church in Pontevedra stands out for its striking decoration, being considered one of the most important works of the Galician Baroque, although it is still little known.

The Galicia Trail Surrounded by Majestic Nature and Watermills

The route along the Verdugo River offers a unique experience to explore the natural areas around the La Calzada river beach, standing out for its setting of impressive nature and ancient watermills.

The Town of Lleida with Fascinating Medieval Paintings and Mountain Views

Just three kilometers from Baqueira-Beret, this small village in the Arán Valley is an almost unknown gem of Catalonia, famous for its medieval paintings and its stunning mountain views.

Cities Also Have Beautiful Sunsets and You Can't Miss Them

Enjoying the sunset is not exclusive to beaches or coves; cities also offer stunning views as the sun sets, with displays of light and color that are worth watching.

The ideal city exists: they call it the German Venice and it is pure fantasy

This Bavarian corner, called the city of seven hills, stands out for its medieval charm, picturesque architecture, and a rich cultural heritage that makes it a fascinating and unique destination.

The Best Foods to Detoxify the Body and Add to Your Menu When Returning to the Office

After the dietary chaos of the holidays, it is important to include detox foods in your menu to eliminate toxins and regain well-being when returning to your work routine.

Nicolás Salcedo, psychologist, on the fear of saying 'no': "Compliance is not kindness"

Nicolás Salcedo emphasizes that although childhood influences our character, we can change harmful patterns. He points out that saying "no" is important and that compliance should not be confused with kindness, as setting boundaries is essential for personal well-being.

What It Means When Someone Stares Intently Into Your Eyes According to Psychology

Staring intently into someone's eyes can be interpreted in different ways depending on the person, the context, the duration, and the accompanying non-verbal language, reflecting various emotions or intentions.

The plant known as 'gold button' with which you will say goodbye to a bloated belly: how to take it

The plant 'gold button' is recognized for its properties in reducing a bloated belly. It is traditionally used to improve digestion and combat abdominal inflammation. It is recommended to consume it in infusions or supplements, following guidelines to safely take advantage of its benefits.

What You Should Do with Bread According to Nutritionist Sara Marín: "It Lowers Your Glucose Spike"

Nutritionist Sara Marín recommends a specific way to consume bread to reduce the glucose spike in the body, thereby improving its efficiency within the Mediterranean diet.

Walking Briskly for 15 Minutes Is More Effective Than You Think: This Is How It Reduces the Risk of Mortality

Walking is a simple and accessible activity for almost everyone. Doing it briskly for 15 minutes daily can be surprisingly effective for improving health and reducing the risk of mortality.

He transformed his Citroën 2CV into a motorcycle to survive the desert after being stranded

A French mechanic converted his Citroën 2CV into a motorcycle using its parts in order to cross and survive the Sahara Desert after being stranded.

The reason why you shouldn’t lend your car to anyone: it could involve a 100-euro fine

Lending your car to friends or family in Spain can be costly for the owner, who could face a 100-euro fine if the driver commits violations or fails to meet certain legal requirements.

The Amount of Money a Driver Has Spent on Their Volkswagen Phaeton with Over 600,000 km

A user on X shared the story of their 2006 Volkswagen Phaeton with 645,721 km, which went viral. The post detailed how much money they had invested in maintaining the vehicle over the years, highlighting the durability and costs associated with a car of such age and high mileage.

The Spanish city that has just opened registration to legally access its LEZ without a sticker

Zaragoza, like other Spanish cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants, has activated its Low Emission Zone (LEZ). For now, no sanctions are applied to vehicles that do not comply with the regulations, and the city has opened a registration to allow legal access for these vehicles without an environmental sticker.

Impressive video of a van making a prohibited U-turn: consequences it may face

The Directorate General of Traffic released a video from its Pegasus helicopter capturing a van making a prohibited U-turn, showing the possible penalties for this violation.

Hyundai's Electric Flagship, the Ioniq 9, Earns 5 Stars in Euro NCAP Tests

The Hyundai Ioniq 9 has received a 5-star rating in the Euro NCAP tests, highlighting its advanced safety technology and the brand's commitment to occupant protection.

A new opportunity to extend the metro to Ahijones and Berrocales: the third attempt starts with a bigger budget

The second contract to design the station in Ahijones and Berrocales was left unawarded in March. Now, the regional department is preparing a third process with a larger budget to advance the metro project towards these new neighborhoods.

Civil Protection sends an Es-Alert message warning of flood risk due to heavy rains in Valencia and Castellón

Civil Protection has sent an Es-Alert message to warn of the risk of flooding in Valencia and Castellón, after Aemet declared a red alert for heavy rains in the area.

The fire at Pico del Lobo, which has led to the evacuation of two municipalities, spreads to Segovia

A unified command for firefighting has been established between Castilla-La Mancha and Castilla y León to combat the fire at Pico del Lobo, which has caused the evacuation of two municipalities and has spread to the province of Segovia.

Traffic Collapse in Alicante Due to Bomb Threat at a Voting Site for the Moldovan Elections

The National Police bomb squad inspected a bomb threat at a voting site related to the elections in Moldova in Alicante. After the inspection, they confirmed that it was a false alarm, which caused a traffic collapse in the area.

'20minutos' will not be distributed on the streets in Valencia this Monday, September 29 due to the rain, but you can read its print edition on our website

Due to the rain, '20minutos' will not be distributed in Valencia this Monday, September 29, but readers can access the print edition on the website, in the 'Print Edition' section.

The municipalities of the Valencian Community with the highest risk of flooding due to rain, according to 112

Valencia is the province most affected by the storm, with rainfall that could exceed 200 to 250 liters per hour, increasing the risk of flooding in several municipalities of the Valencian Community.

"They told me it was against the rules to talk to my daughter": a mother's complaint against the Bernedo camp

A mother reports that her daughter, a participant in the 'udaleku' camp in Bernedo, was very dizzy and was not taken to the doctor. Furthermore, the mother said she was told that talking to her daughter was prohibited by the camp's rules.

The Barcelona City Council hangs banners against "the genocidal government of Israel"

The Barcelona City Council has hung banners criticizing the "genocidal government of Israel" early in the day, coinciding with the 'castellera' day held on Sunday during the Mercè festival.

The Praised Method of a Bar in Huelva to Keep Beer Always Cold: "They Live in the Future"

A bar in Huelva has created an ingenious system to keep beer always cold, whose invention went viral on X, receiving praise for being innovative and efficient.

14-year-old girl who was hit by a driver who fled the scene in Olivenza dies

The driver involved in the hit-and-run of the 14-year-old girl in Olivenza has been identified and voluntarily turned himself in to the police. The young girl died following the incident.

At least two people detained for the death of a 29-year-old woman in an apartment fire in Badajoz

Two people have been detained in connection with the death of a 29-year-old woman in a fire in Badajoz. The detainees will be brought before the court on Monday, while the case remains under judicial secrecy.

A couple arrives at a hotel in Paris and discovers why it was so cheap as soon as they open the window

A couple who stayed at a cheap hotel in Paris discovered, upon opening the window, an unexpected view that explained the low price. Their experience was recorded and shared on social media, where the video quickly went viral.

The Desperation of a British Woman Trying to Learn Spanish: "Why Is It So Difficult?"

A young British woman tries to learn Spanish using an app that suggests phrases for her to read and instantly evaluates her pronunciation. Despite her efforts, she expresses frustration at the difficulty of the language.

The image of nature that baffles the Internet: Can you find the frog?

Many animal species survive thanks to their ability to camouflage themselves in their environment. A viral image challenges users to find a hidden frog, highlighting how this mimicry can confuse even humans and demonstrating these animals' skill at going unnoticed.

The reasons why your cat licks itself after being petted

A cat's licking after being petted is an instinctive behavior related to grooming and well-being, reflecting a natural and complex response.

A study warns about the mental load on mothers when caring for puppies at home

A study revealed that almost all children interact recklessly with puppies, which increases the risk of bites. This creates an additional mental burden for mothers, who must supervise and educate both the children and the pets to prevent accidents at home.

The rich also pamper their dogs: luxury hotels, spas, and residences

The demand from millionaires for the well-being of their pets drives a sector that offers luxury hotels, spas, and residences with personalized services, combining care and exclusive experiences for dogs.

Your Daily Horoscope: Monday, September 29, 2025

Check yesterday's, today's, and tomorrow's horoscope at 20minutos.es to find daily predictions and astrological advice that will help you face the day with confidence and make the right decisions.

Check the Sueldazo de la ONCE: Results

The winning number in the Sueldazo de la ONCE draw on Sunday, September 28, 2025, is 90161, series 003. The complete results are available on the website 20minutos.es.

Check El Gordo: Results for Sunday, September 28, 2025

The winning combination for El Gordo de la Primitiva on Sunday, September 28, 2025, is 23, 33, 35, 38, and 46, with key number 9. The complete results are available on 20minutos.es.

Just Double: The Export Agroindustry Uses More Water Than All Spanish Households

A Greenpeace study shows that the Spanish export agroindustry consumes twice as much water as all Spanish households, concentrating in areas with water scarcity, worsening drought and desertification in those regions.

It is adult men, not social networks, who ask girls for nude photos

The responsibility for sexual violence against girls lies with the adult perpetrators, not with social networks, which are merely a new setting where these acts are committed with impunity.

Who was... Bob Gansler: the coach who took a group of college players to a World Cup

Bob Gansler, born in Hungary and emigrated to America in the 1960s, was the head coach of the United States senior national team who led a primarily college-based squad to the 1990 World Cup in Italy.

Leonor debuts as Princess of Viana: selfies, lots of laughter, and the affection of the public

The royal family made Princess Leonor's first official visit as Princess of Viana in Navarra. In Olite, King Felipe, Queen Letizia, and Leonor shared warm moments, with selfies and laughter, leaving a pleasant impression and memorable memories.

Marc Márquez's Seventh MotoGP World Championship, in Pictures

Marc Márquez secured the runner-up position at the Japanese Grand Prix and clinched his seventh MotoGP world title, consolidating his outstanding legacy in motorcycle racing.

Gutiérrez, a Very Common Surname in Spain Shared by These Celebrities

The surname Gutiérrez is one of the most common in Spain and is shared by several famous individuals in different fields.

Artificial Intelligence is Clear: It Would Go to a 'Virtual' Party with These Hosts

AI reveals its favorite hosts to go partying with, highlighting those with whom it would prefer to share a 'virtual' experience.

3.33% on your money: this account outperforms them all and acts as a bridge to profitable deposits

A savings and investment platform offers an interest-bearing account with a 3.33% APR for three months, positioning itself as one of the most profitable options on the market, providing a bridge to more lucrative deposits.

Disney+ ends the final hours of its 12-month streaming promotion at the price of 10

Disney+ is about to conclude its promotion offering 12 months of streaming on the standard ad-free plan at the price of 10 months, with a current cost of less than 100 euros per month.

The safest wallet for your cards costs only 20 euros and blocks possible duplicates

This RFID-blocking cardholder protects up to eight cards against duplicates, as well as storing bills and coins. Its magnetic closure allows quick and secure access.

Five 'beauty' Advent calendars you should buy now before they sell out

The top cosmetics brands release 'beauty' Advent calendars that sell out weeks before Christmas, so it’s advisable to buy them as soon as possible to secure your favorite.

Sánchez Uses the UN to Double Down on His Defense of Migration as an "Opportunity" and to Present Himself as the Antithesis of Trump

From New York, Sánchez argued that migrants have integrated well in Spain and have contributed 20% to per capita economic growth over the last three years, presenting migration as an opportunity in contrast to positions like Trump's.

The three paths of the EU in response to the housing crisis: removing "barriers" to construction, mobilizing funds, and guiding countries

The European Parliament debates solutions to the housing crisis and prepares recommendations for the European Commission, focusing on eliminating barriers to construction, mobilizing funds, and providing guidance to member countries.

Aena advises checking flights due to the red alert for torrential rains in Valencia, Castellón, and Tarragona

Aena recommends checking the status of flights due to the red alert for torrential rains in Valencia, Castellón, and Tarragona. The Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) and Renfe have also issued recommendations to take extra precautions on the roads and trains due to adverse weather conditions.

Donald Trump shares a photograph with King Felipe VI four days after their meeting at the UN

Donald Trump shared a photo alongside King Felipe VI and First Lady Melania Trump, where they appear in front of the United States flag and the presidential standard, four days after their meeting at the UN.

Why Begoña Gómez Did Not Attend Judge Peinado's Summons in the Embezzlement Investigation: "It Is a Right, Not an Obligation"

Begoña Gómez's defense, the wife of the president, explains that her absence from Judge Peinado's summons was because it was a procedure in which her presence was not essential, pointing out that attending is a right, not an obligation.

IU justifies its support for the transfer of immigration powers to Catalonia to avoid splitting Sumar or giving ammunition to Podemos

IU defended its support for transferring immigration powers to Catalonia to prevent dividing the Sumar bloc and to avoid handing arguments to Podemos. Sources from the federation indicate that they unsuccessfully tried to get Junts to back the initiative for the mass regularization of immigrants.

Zelensky assures that Russia is testing Europe with hybrid incidents: "Italy could be next"

The Ukrainian president revealed that 92 Russian drones were intercepted over Ukrainian territory while heading to Poland, warning that Russia is using hybrid incidents to pressure Europe and indicated that Italy could be the next target.

Feijóo Predicts That Sánchez Will "End Badly" After Begoña Gómez Does Not Appear Before Peinado: "Those Who Have Nothing to Hide Do Not Hide"

The opposition leader, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, criticized President Sánchez for the absence of his wife, Begoña Gómez, in the testimony before Peinado, implying that those who have nothing to hide do not hide, and predicted a bad outcome for Sánchez at the presentation event of the 'Declaration of the Region of Murcia'.

National Lottery Draw on Saturday, September 27: Results and Prizes

The National Lottery draw on Saturday, September 27 offered 42 million euros in prizes, with significant winnings for the participants.

Check National Lottery: Results for Saturday, September 27

The results of the National Lottery for Saturday, September 27, 2025 will be available from 1:30 PM. You can check them on the website 20minutos.es.

Arrival of The Flotilla to Gaza, live: follow the Global Sumud’s journey in real time off the coast of Crete

The Global Sumud Flotilla, made up of activists and politicians, is sailing off the coast of Crete with the aim of delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza and breaking the blockade. The journey is being followed in real time to report on its arrival and progress toward its destination.

The Spanish engineer who won a NASA challenge is left without a prize: there was "fine print"

María Jesús Puerta won a NASA challenge with a prize of one million euros, but she will not be able to claim it because it is only available to U.S. citizens or legal residents in that country.

Martín Barreiro's Warning About the Torrential Rains in the Coming Hours: "Certain Similarities with the Valencia DANA"

Martín Barreiro, meteorologist at TVE, warns about a very adverse meteorological situation with upcoming torrential rains, highlighting similarities with the Valencia DANA. He calls for staying alert without causing alarm among the population.

J.D. Vance reveals that Trump wants Gaza and the West Bank "to be controlled by the people who live there"

J.D. Vance states that Trump seeks for Gaza and the West Bank to be governed by their residents and for the terrorist networks threatening Israel to be dismantled in order to eliminate risks in the region.

Pedro Sánchez highlights Márquez, MotoGP world champion, as an example of "overcoming"

Pedro Sánchez praised Marc Márquez, MotoGP champion, as an example of "overcoming" on his X account, highlighting his ability to face and overcome challenges.

Check Bonoloto: results for Sunday, September 28, 2025

The winning combination for the Bonoloto on Sunday, September 28, 2025 is 3, 6, 28, 35, 43, 45, with the complementary number 47 and refund number 0. More results available at 20minutos.es.

The crackdown on the commercialization of illegal vacation rentals tightens

The Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda stated that platforms are effectively removing illegal vacation rentals and show a willingness to continue this effort.

Renfe warns of possible disruptions on trains due to heavy rains

Renfe warns of possible problems on its trains due to heavy rains and allows changes and cancellations of tickets at no cost for affected travelers.

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

This article offers practical advice for better managing your personal budget. It includes tips for saving on daily expenses, organizing your finances, prioritizing needs, and avoiding unnecessary debt. The key is to create a financial plan tailored to your income and goals, allowing for greater control and long-term economic well-being.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can't Miss

The guide highlights the must-watch series and movies of the moment, recommending titles across various genres and platforms for all tastes. It includes recent releases and revitalized classics, offering a comprehensive cultural agenda for film and television enthusiasts.

This is the meaning of wearing many colors, according to psychology

Wearing many colors reflects a cheerful, open, and creative personality. According to psychologist Julia Lasheras, this choice expresses optimism, confidence, and a desire to stand out, as well as conveying positive energy and authenticity.

Without Wetting It or Using Soap: The Simple Viral Trick to Always Keep the Air Fryer Clean

A viral trick reveals how to keep the air fryer clean without using water or soap, preventing grease buildup during food cooking.

The town of Albacete with cave paintings that is among the most beautiful in Spain

Ayna, in the mountains of Albacete, has been recognized by National Geographic as one of the most beautiful towns in Spain. The Cave of the Child stands out, famous for its cave art that attracts visitors interested in history and nature.

Low Emission Zones: the four Spanish cities that already prohibit the entry of cars with environmental label B

Four Spanish cities have strengthened their Low Emission Zones (LEZ) and now prohibit the circulation of vehicles with environmental label B within their perimeters, aiming to improve air quality and reduce urban pollution.

Cancelled or Renewed? Here’s What We Know About the Second Season of ‘The Atomic Shelter’

The series ‘The Atomic Shelter,’ created by the same team behind ‘Money Heist,’ has become Netflix’s most-watched production worldwide. Its success raises expectations for a possible second season.

What is Expected to Happen When Electric Vehicles Surpass 40% of the Vehicle Fleet

Although it is currently a distant goal, it is expected that in the medium to long term electric vehicles will account for more than 40% of the vehicle fleet in Spain, which will especially impact the use and market of combustion cars.

What It Means When a Child Calls Their Mother by Her Name Instead of "Mom," According to Experts

Some children call their mother by her name instead of "Mom," which causes concern. However, experts clarify that this is not necessarily negative; it can reflect different family dynamics or stages in the relationship and does not imply a lack of affection or respect.

Netflix has just premiered its best series of the year: 'Peaky Blinders' meets 'Succession' in 'The Guinness House'

In 'The Guinness House', created by Steven Knight, the story blends violence and ambition in the streets of Dublin, presenting an intense plot that combines the style of 'Peaky Blinders' with the family and power dynamics of 'Succession'.

Karlos Arguiñano's Simple Recipe to Make Very Juicy and Flavorful Russian Patties

Karlos Arguiñano shares an easy recipe to prepare juicy and tasty Russian patties, perfect to accompany salads or potatoes.

Treasury Begins the Refund of Income Tax (IRPF) for Retired Mutualists: Deadlines and Late Payment Interest

The Tax Agency has started the automatic refund of income tax (IRPF) for those who contributed before 1979 to a mandatory labor mutual fund, establishing deadlines and late payment interest in the process.

This is the new shopping center in Madrid that will open next to a famous sports complex

The new shopping center will be located in the City of Sport, a complex associated with Atlético de Madrid, near the Metropolitano Stadium. This project aims to complement the area's sports and commercial offerings, expanding options for visitors and fans.

These Are All the Mercè Concerts in Barcelona 2025 for Today, Sunday, September 28

Artists such as Vicco, La La Love You, and Marlena will perform on the stages of Barcelona during the Mercè 2025 celebration this Sunday, September 28.

Gold prices hit record high near $3,800/oz on US shutdown risks, rate cut bets

Gold prices surged to a record near $3,800 per ounce due to rising concerns over a potential US government shutdown and expectations of future Federal Reserve rate cuts. Investors are seeking safe-haven assets amid economic uncertainty, driving demand for gold. The combination of political risks and shifting monetary policy outlook has pushed gold to unprecedented levels in the market.

Oil slips as Kurdistan crude exports resume, OPEC+ plans output hike

Oil prices declined as Kurdistan resumed crude exports, increasing supply concerns. Meanwhile, OPEC+ announced plans to raise output, signaling confidence in demand recovery despite market volatility. The combined factors pressured oil prices downward amid ongoing global economic uncertainties.

Oil prices slip as OPEC+ reportedly plans another output hike

Oil prices fell as reports emerged that OPEC+ is considering another increase in oil production. This potential hike aims to balance supply amid growing concerns about demand and global economic uncertainty. The move signals the group’s effort to manage market stability while addressing oversupply fears among traders and investors.

Exclusive - OPEC+ plans another oil output hike in November, sources say

OPEC+ is set to increase oil production in November, continuing its gradual output hike strategy. Sources indicate the group aims to balance market supply amid fluctuating demand and economic uncertainties. This move reflects OPEC+'s cautious approach to maintaining price stability while responding to global energy needs.

Humberto strengthens into a Category 5 hurricane, US NHC says

Hurricane Humberto has intensified into a Category 5 storm, the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported. The hurricane is now exhibiting maximum sustained winds exceeding 157 mph, posing significant threats to affected areas. Authorities are monitoring the storm closely, issuing warnings and preparing for potential impacts on coastal regions.

Italy receives 10 bids for Ilva steel as major contenders withdraw

Italy received 10 bids for the Ilva steelworks, despite major contenders pulling out. The divestment aims to attract new investors after previous attempts faltered. This move is part of efforts to restructure Ilva and address environmental concerns, ensuring the steelworks' future amid industry and regulatory challenges.

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More than 150 companies have ties to Israeli settlements, UN database shows

A UN database reveals over 150 companies operate in Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories, raising legal and ethical concerns. These businesses are involved in activities like construction, security, and resource extraction, potentially violating international law. The UN calls for greater scrutiny and accountability to uphold human rights and support peace efforts.

COP30 urged to link climate justice with reparations for historical crimes

At COP30, activists and delegates called for climate justice discussions to incorporate reparations for historical environmental damage caused by colonialism and industrialization. They argued that addressing past injustices is crucial for effective and equitable climate policies, urging richer nations to compensate vulnerable countries disproportionately impacted by climate change.

Oil gains on Ukraine drone attacks cutting Russian supply

Oil prices rose as Ukraine's drone attacks disrupted Russian energy supplies, tightening global markets. These assaults targeted key infrastructure, reducing Russian export capacity amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The supply constraints have fueled concerns over energy availability, supporting higher oil prices despite broader economic uncertainties.

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Shares rise in Asia; dollar dips as US government faces closure

Asian shares climbed while the US dollar weakened amid concerns over a potential US government shutdown. Investors remained cautious as budget negotiations stalled in Washington, raising fears of economic uncertainty. Market participants adjusted positions, favoring equities despite the looming fiscal risk.

Mercedes cuts EVs’ environmental footprint with low-carbon aluminium

Mercedes-Benz is reducing the environmental impact of its electric vehicles by using low-carbon aluminium in production. This initiative aims to lower CO2 emissions associated with car manufacturing, enhancing sustainability across the vehicle lifecycle. The move supports Mercedes’ commitment to eco-friendly practices and contributes to the automotive industry's broader shift toward greener production methods.

US SEC Chair Atkins vows to fast-track scrapping quarterly corporate reports, FT says

US SEC Chair Gary Gensler has committed to accelerating the elimination of mandatory quarterly corporate earnings reports, aiming to reduce burdens on companies. This move, reported by the Financial Times, would shift focus to more comprehensive annual disclosures, potentially changing how investors access company performance data. The proposal aligns with Gensler's broader agenda to modernize financial reporting.

SEC Chair signals easing of corporate disclosure rules under Trump - FT

SEC Chair Jay Clayton indicated plans to relax corporate disclosure requirements, aiming to reduce burdens on companies. This move, aligned with the Trump administration's deregulatory agenda, seeks to foster business growth and investment by easing reporting obligations. Critics, however, warn it may reduce transparency for investors.

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BYD projects exports to exceed 20% of total 2025 vehicle sales – SCMP

BYD aims for exports to make up over 20% of its total vehicle sales by 2025. The company plans to expand its global presence, increasing production capacity and entering new international markets to drive growth beyond China. This strategy supports BYD's ambition to become a leading global electric vehicle manufacturer.

Asia stocks rise on tech gains as RBA meeting looms; Japan lags

Asian stocks rose led by gains in tech shares ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s meeting, which could impact monetary policy. Markets showed cautious optimism despite mixed economic data. However, Japan’s market lagged due to profit-taking and weaker export outlook, while other regional markets remained supported by strong tech sector performance.

Sony Financial shares surge 40% in trading debut after spinoff

Sony Financial shares jumped 40% in their first trading day following the company’s spinoff from Sony Group. Investors reacted positively to the move, anticipating stronger focus and growth potential for the newly independent financial services firm. The spinoff aims to unlock shareholder value by allowing Sony Financial to pursue strategies tailored to its sector without being tied to the broader electronics business.

China’s BYD forecasts exports to top 20% of 2025 sales, SCMP reports

China’s BYD expects its exports to account for over 20% of total sales by 2025, signaling strong international growth. The company aims to boost its global market presence as demand for electric vehicles rises, expanding beyond its domestic base. This strategy aligns with BYD’s goals to enhance competitiveness in the rapidly evolving EV sector.

South Korea exports expected to rise on chip boost, calendar effects: Reuters poll

South Korea's exports are projected to increase due to stronger semiconductor shipments and favorable calendar effects, according to a Reuters poll. The growth is expected to support the country's economic recovery despite ongoing global uncertainties. Analysts highlight the semiconductor sector as a key driver in bolstering export figures in the coming months.

China's industrial profits rise 0.9% in January-August

China's industrial profits grew 0.9% year-on-year from January to August, showing a slight recovery amid economic challenges. The increase reflects gradual improvements in key sectors despite ongoing pressures like supply chain disruptions and weak demand. This modest rise indicates cautious optimism about the industrial sector’s performance in the latter part of the year.

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South Korea cannot pay $350 billion to US for tariff deal as Trump suggests, top aide says

A top South Korean aide stated that South Korea is unable to pay the US $350 billion as suggested by former President Trump for a tariff deal. The aide emphasized that such a payment demand is unrealistic and does not reflect the current trade relations between the two countries.

China's industrial profits rise 0.9% in January-August

China's industrial profits increased by 0.9% year-on-year from January to August, reflecting a modest recovery amid economic challenges. Growth was supported by improvements in key sectors despite ongoing pressures from global demand and domestic market adjustments. This rise indicates gradual stabilization in China's industrial economy.

US tells India that Russian oil curbs are key to trade deal progress

The US has informed India that limiting Russian oil imports is crucial for advancing their trade agreement. This stance is part of US efforts to reduce Russia's economic gains amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. India, a significant buyer of Russian oil, faces pressure to align with Western sanctions but seeks to balance its energy needs and strategic partnerships.

US consumer sentiment dips slightly below forecast, indicating cautious optimism

US consumer sentiment for August fell slightly below forecasts, reflecting cautious optimism amid economic uncertainties. While confidence remains relatively stable, concerns over inflation and potential interest rate changes continue to influence consumer outlook and spending behavior.

U.S. core PCE rises 2.9% in August, in line with estimates

The U.S. core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index rose 2.9% in August, matching analysts' expectations. This measure, which excludes food and energy, indicates steady inflation pressures. The data supports the Federal Reserve’s stance on monetary policy as it balances inflation control with economic growth.

Core PCE Price Index holds steady, aligning with forecast and previous figures

The Core PCE Price Index remained unchanged, matching both forecasts and prior readings. This indicates steady underlying inflation pressures, aligning with expectations and supporting a consistent economic outlook.

Italy business sentiment stable in September, consumer morale rises

Italy's business sentiment remained stable in September, indicating steady confidence among companies. Meanwhile, consumer morale improved, reflecting a more positive outlook among households despite ongoing economic challenges. This suggests a cautiously optimistic economic environment in Italy as businesses hold steady and consumers grow more confident.

China’s factory activity likely slows again amid weak demand, trade tensions: Reuters poll

China’s factory activity is expected to slow further due to weak domestic demand and ongoing trade tensions, according to a Reuters poll. Manufacturing growth shows signs of softening as exporters face difficulties amid global uncertainties. The outlook suggests continued challenges for China’s industrial sector and potential impacts on the broader economic recovery.

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Dollar falls ahead of data releases, risk of US government shutdown looms

The US dollar weakened as investors awaited key economic data and grew concerned over a potential US government shutdown. Market participants are cautious ahead of upcoming reports that could influence Federal Reserve policy. Uncertainty around government funding adds to market volatility, impacting the dollar's strength in global markets.

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Thailand’s new PM outlines policies to parliament amid economic challenges

Thailand’s new Prime Minister presented his policy agenda to parliament, focusing on economic recovery, inflation control, and social welfare improvements. He emphasized boosting investment, enhancing tourism, and addressing income inequality. The PM also highlighted plans for sustainable development and digital transformation to drive growth despite global uncertainties.

RBA preview Sept: rates on hold amid sticky inflation, Bullock comments awaited

The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to keep interest rates steady in September due to persistent inflation pressures. Markets await Governor Bullock's comments for guidance on future monetary policy, as inflation remains above target despite earlier rate hikes. The central bank balances controlling price growth with economic stability.

Analysis - BOJ board's hawkish flex lowers bar for an October rate hike

The Bank of Japan's recent hawkish shift among board members signals a growing openness to raising interest rates as early as October. This move lowers expectations for continued ultra-loose monetary policy, reflecting concerns about rising inflation and a stronger economic outlook. The shift may prompt markets to adjust rate hike bets, marking a significant change in the BOJ’s longstanding accommodative stance.

RBI expected to hold policy rate, but surprise cut possible

The Reserve Bank of India is expected to keep its current policy rate unchanged amid ongoing concerns about inflation. However, some experts indicate that a surprise rate cut might happen to support economic growth. The RBI's decision will aim to balance inflation control with growth goals, taking into account global economic uncertainties and domestic financial conditions.

Trump considering electronics tariffs based on chip content - Reuters

Former President Trump is reportedly contemplating imposing tariffs on electronic products depending on their semiconductor chip content. This move aims to protect and boost the U.S. semiconductor industry by targeting imports with significant chip components. Details of how chip content thresholds will be determined remain unclear, but the step reflects ongoing trade tensions and efforts to strengthen domestic tech manufacturing.

UK job postings fall, firms downbeat about outlook, surveys show

UK job postings have declined recently, reflecting growing employer pessimism about the economic outlook. Surveys indicate firms are cautious in hiring due to ongoing uncertainties, signaling a potential slowdown in the labor market. This trend highlights concerns over future growth and business confidence amid challenging conditions.

Alt.town Introduces $TOWN Token Utility Across Platform Services and Launches ValueFi Deposit Event

Alt.town has expanded the use of its $TOWN token, integrating it across various platform services to enhance user engagement. Additionally, the platform has launched the ValueFi Deposit Event, encouraging users to deposit and earn rewards using $TOWN, aiming to boost token utility and community participation.

Mitchell Demeter Appointed CEO of Sonic Labs to Drive Global Growth and Institutional Expansion

Mitchell Demeter has been named CEO of Sonic Labs, tasked with steering the company’s global growth and expanding its institutional presence. Demeter brings extensive industry experience aimed at accelerating innovation and market reach. Under his leadership, Sonic Labs plans to enhance its product offerings and strengthen strategic partnerships to solidify its position in competitive markets.

EOS Falls 10% In Bearish Trade

EOS experienced a 10% drop amid bearish market conditions, reflecting declining investor confidence. The cryptocurrency faced increased selling pressure, leading to a notable price decrease. Market analysts attribute the fall to broader industry trends and recent negative news affecting digital assets. Traders are advised to monitor upcoming developments for potential recovery signals.

Bybit Brings Back Daily Treasure Hunt With October’s “Hot Token Rush”

Bybit has relaunched its Daily Treasure Hunt event for October, named “Hot Token Rush.” The promotion offers users the chance to earn rewards by completing daily tasks and collecting tokens. Participants can win prizes including crypto assets and exclusive bonuses, encouraging greater engagement on the Bybit platform throughout the month.

Little Pepe Presale Stage 13 Nears Sellout, $26.3M Raised

The Little Pepe NFT project is close to selling out its Stage 13 presale, having raised $26.3 million so far. The strong demand highlights growing investor interest and confidence in the collection's future value and community engagement.

EOS Climbs 11% In a Green Day

EOS surged 11% amid strong market momentum, driven by increased trading volume and positive investor sentiment. The rise reflects growing confidence in the cryptocurrency's technology and future prospects, marking a significant green day in the market.

Deutsche Bank examines whether Bitcoin can qualify alongside gold as a reserve asset

Deutsche Bank is exploring the potential for Bitcoin to be recognized alongside gold as a reserve asset. The bank is assessing Bitcoin's characteristics, including its store of value, liquidity, and stability, to evaluate whether it can complement traditional reserves in portfolios and central bank holdings. This analysis reflects growing institutional interest in cryptocurrency as part of financial reserves.

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SoftBank, Ark in talks to invest in Tether’s major funding round - Bloomberg

SoftBank and Ark Investment Management are in discussions to participate in a significant funding round for Tether, the issuer of the stablecoin USDT. This move highlights growing interest from major investors in the stablecoin sector amid increased scrutiny and regulation in the crypto industry. The funding aims to bolster Tether’s financial standing and support its ongoing operations.

MoonLake reports mixed results from Phase 3 hidradenitis suppurativa trials

MoonLake announced mixed outcomes from its Phase 3 trials targeting hidradenitis suppurativa. While some results showed promising improvements in patient symptoms, other trial endpoints were not met, indicating inconsistent efficacy. The company plans further analysis to refine its approach and explore next steps for development.

Vutrisiran treatment reduces GI events in ATTR-CM patients by up to 49%

Vutrisiran, a treatment for transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy (ATTR-CM), has been shown to reduce gastrointestinal (GI) events in patients by up to 49%. This finding highlights the drug’s potential to improve quality of life by minimizing GI complications associated with ATTR-CM.

Russel Metals to acquire seven US service centers from Kloeckner

Russel Metals is set to acquire seven US-based service centers from Kloeckner Metals Corporation, expanding its presence in the American market. This strategic acquisition aims to enhance Russel’s service capabilities and product offerings, strengthening its competitive position in the metals distribution industry across the United States.

Quantumsphere Acquisition Corp units to begin separate trading

Quantumsphere Acquisition Corp announced that its units will start trading separately on the Nasdaq. This move aims to provide investors with more flexibility in managing their holdings. The units consist of shares and warrants, which will now have distinct trading symbols, allowing clearer market activity and enhanced liquidity for each component.

Cathie Wood's ARK shifts focus, buys KDK stock and sells KTOS

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest has adjusted its portfolio by purchasing shares of KDK while divesting from KTOS. This move reflects ARK's strategy to realign investments based on emerging trends and potential growth opportunities in the technology sector. The shift underscores Wood’s adaptive approach to market changes and commitment to innovation-driven assets.

Huntsman's general counsel successor withdraws from position

Huntsman Corp.'s appointed general counsel successor has withdrawn from the role. The company is now reassessing its leadership options for the legal department. This unexpected change comes amid ongoing corporate transitions, highlighting the challenges in securing key executive positions. Huntsman remains committed to finding a suitable replacement to strengthen its legal team.

Public Storage subsidiary prices €425 million senior notes offering

A subsidiary of Public Storage has priced a €425 million offering of senior notes. The transaction aims to support the company’s capital structure and growth initiatives. Details on interest rates and maturities were not disclosed. The offering reflects Public Storage’s efforts to optimize financing amid market conditions.

New York Times declares quarterly dividend of $0.18 per share

The New York Times announced a quarterly dividend of $0.18 per share, reflecting the company's ongoing commitment to returning value to shareholders. This dividend aligns with the firm's strong financial performance and confidence in future growth prospects.

Emmis Acquisition Corp. closes $115 million IPO with full exercise of option

Emmis Acquisition Corp. successfully closed its initial public offering, raising $115 million through the full exercise of its overallotment option. The funds will support the company’s strategic business initiatives. The IPO reflects strong investor confidence in Emmis Acquisition’s growth prospects.

WORK Medical closes $2.9 million registered direct offering

WORK Medical secured $2.9 million through a registered direct offering, strengthening its financial position. The funds will support the company's growth initiatives, including expanding its medical services and enhancing patient care technology. This capital raise demonstrates investor confidence in WORK Medical's strategic direction and potential for future success.