News Summary - 12/17/2025

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Alleged Bondi gunman charged with 15 counts of murder

Naveed Akram, 24, has been charged with 59 offenses, including 15 counts of murder, following the deadly attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach on Sunday.

Dashcam video shows couple trying to stop gunman before being killed in Bondi attack

Boris Gurman, 69, bravely charged at the attacker and grabbed one of his guns in an attempt to stop the Bondi attack, according to a witness.

Trump orders blockade of sanctioned oil tankers in and out of Venezuela

Following the US seizure of an oil tanker near Venezuela, President Trump has ordered a blockade targeting sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela. This action aims to increase pressure on the Venezuelan government amidst ongoing sanctions.

Rob and Michele Reiner's son Nick charged with murder in parents' deaths

Rob Reiner and his wife Michele were found dead with stab wounds on Sunday. Their son Nick has been charged with their murders. Authorities are investigating the case.

Trump expands US travel ban to five more countries

The US has extended its travel restrictions to include citizens from Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, Syria, and holders of Palestinian Authority passports, further tightening entry into the country.

EU waters down plans to end new petrol and diesel car sales by 2035

The EU has softened its proposal to ban new petrol and diesel car sales by 2035, following strong lobbying from carmakers, especially in Germany, who sought concessions to the original rules.

Trump's chief of staff disputes Vanity Fair story in which she criticizes Vance and Musk

Wiles called Trump an "alcoholic's personality" and labeled JD Vance a "conspiracy theorist" for a decade in an interview. She later disputed the Vanity Fair story presenting these remarks.

Sudan's RSF trying to cover up mass killings in el-Fasher, researchers say

Yale University researchers report that satellite images reveal Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are burning and burying bodies in el-Fasher to conceal mass killings.

Second doctor sentenced in Matthew Perry overdose death

Dr. Mark Chavez, one of five individuals who pleaded guilty in connection with Matthew Perry's overdose death, was sentenced to eight months of home detention.

Thousands of dinosaur footprints found on Italian mountain

Footprints estimated to be 210 million years old, revealing toes and claws, were discovered on an Italian mountain, providing valuable insights into prehistoric dinosaur activity in the region.

Trump repeats criticism of killed Hollywood director Rob Reiner

Rob Reiner, a longtime Democrat and vocal critic of the US president, was killed. Trump reiterated his criticisms of Reiner following the incident.

'Best of our country': Australian PM visits Bondi hero in hospital

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited a Bondi hero in hospital, praising him as "a true Australian hero" and telling him, "Your heart is strong." The hero, a father of two, was recognized for his bravery and exemplifies the best of the nation.

US designates Colombian cocaine gang as a terrorist group

The Trump administration has labeled a Colombian cocaine gang as a terrorist organization, intensifying its war on drugs in Latin America and signaling a tougher stance on drug-related violence and trafficking in the region.

Eight killed in latest strikes on alleged drug boats, US military says

Since September, the US military has conducted over 20 strikes in international waters targeting suspected drug boats, resulting in eight fatalities.

Lizzo celebrates as fat-shaming claims dismissed

Lizzo expressed relief after fat-shaming claims against her were dismissed, revealing the accusations had "haunted" her. Despite this victory, she continues to face ongoing allegations of sexual harassment.

Police 'shot in the front': NSW Premier rejects criticism of Bondi response

NSW Premier defended police actions during the Bondi shooting, rejecting claims they were too slow to disarm the gunmen. Despite some witnesses criticizing the response time, the premier emphasized the challenges faced by officers and supported their handling of the incident.

Rebels say they will withdraw from key DR Congo city at US request

The US has accused Rwanda of supporting rebel forces advancing in DR Congo, violating an agreement brokered by former President Trump. In response to US pressure, the rebels announced they will withdraw from a key city in the region.

Sudan's RSF trying to cover up mass killings in el-Fasher, researchers say

Yale University researchers reveal satellite images indicating Sudan's Rapid Support Forces are burying and burning bodies in el-Fasher to hide mass killings.

FBI foils New Year's Eve terror plot across southern California, officials say

Four individuals were arrested and charged with conspiracy for planning to test explosives in the desert, according to officials who thwarted a New Year's Eve terror plot across southern California.

Rob Reiner's son Nick arrested on suspicion of murder after director and wife found dead

Nick Reiner, son of director Rob Reiner, was taken into custody following the discovery of his parents' bodies at their home on Sunday. Authorities suspect Nick in connection with their deaths.

US offers Ukraine 'strong' security guarantees but territory still unresolved

US officials highlighted progress in Berlin regarding Ukraine, emphasizing strong security guarantees. However, significant details on resolving Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial disputes remain unclear.

Pro-democracy Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai convicted in high-profile national security trial

Jimmy Lai, a 78-year-old UK citizen and pro-democracy tycoon, was convicted for lobbying foreign governments to impose sanctions on Hong Kong and China, marking a significant development in a high-profile national security case.

Iranian Nobel laureate taken to hospital after 'violent arrest,' family says

Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi was reportedly beaten on the head and neck by plainclothes agents during her arrest in Mashhad last week, according to a phone call she made to her family. She was subsequently taken to hospital.

Dozens killed in Morocco flash floods

Flash floods in Morocco have inundated at least 70 homes in Safi's old city center, causing significant damage and casualties. Authorities are responding to the disaster as rescue efforts continue.

Smooth end to Messi India tour after Kolkata chaos

Messi's India tour began with chaos in Kolkata, where frustrated fans damaged a stadium trying to see him. Despite the rough start, the rest of the tour proceeded smoothly without further incidents.

Police release new image as hunt continues for gunman in Brown University shooting

A shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island left two dead and nine injured. Authorities have released a new image of the suspect as the search for the gunman continues.

Chile elects far-right José Antonio Kast as next president

José Antonio Kast, considered the most right-wing president since Augusto Pinochet, has been elected Chile's next president. Pinochet ruled Chile under a 17-year dictatorship starting in 1973.

Ukraine struggling to keep lights on under Russian attack, says energy boss

DTEK chief Maxim Timchenko reports that relentless Russian attacks are causing severe disruptions to Ukraine’s power infrastructure, leaving no time for recovery between strikes. This intense pressure is challenging the country’s ability to maintain stable electricity supply amid ongoing conflict.

Who are the Bondi shooting victims?

Authorities report that the victims of the Bondi shooting include two rabbis, a Holocaust survivor, and a 10-year-old girl.

How divides emerged at the heart of Trump’s MAGA world

Growing tensions within Trump’s coalition indicate early competition to succeed him is already underway, despite the next presidential election being some time away. These divisions highlight emerging rivalries and differing visions within the MAGA movement as key figures position themselves for future influence.

Balloons from Belarus are causing chaos in Lithuania. Is it smugglers or a hybrid attack?

Lithuania has declared a state of emergency as balloons from Belarus cross its border, raising concerns over potential smuggling or hybrid attacks. The situation has caused significant disruption and heightened tensions between the two countries.

How Bondi's Hanukkah festival turned from joy to horror within minutes

Australia's worst mass shooting in nearly 30 years occurred at Bondi's Hanukkah festival. Videos and eyewitness reports detail the rapid shift from celebration to tragedy as the attack unfolded, leaving the community in shock.

Epstein's UK flights had alleged British abuse victims on board - BBC investigation

Lawyers for Epstein's victims find it shocking that the UK has never conducted a full-scale inquiry into his flights, which allegedly included British abuse victims. They urge a comprehensive investigation to address these serious claims.

'I've grown up in fear': Jewish Australians say rising antisemitism made attack predictable

Jewish Australians express that rising antisemitism fueled fears and made recent attacks seem inevitable. Many question why authorities failed to act more decisively despite a series of antisemitism-related incidents before the shootings.

What we know so far about the Brown University shooting

Authorities continue investigating the Brown University shooting and are seeking more video evidence to help identify and locate the suspect.

What it would take to stop Putin fighting in Ukraine

Ongoing peace talks in Berlin explore conditions that might convince Putin to halt the war in Ukraine. Key factors include addressing Russia's security concerns, offering diplomatic incentives, and involving Europe in negotiations. However, shifts in Putin's stance remain uncertain, with European strategies focusing on balancing pressure and dialogue to influence Moscow's decisions.

Mountain of flowers at Bondi as Sydney mourns attack victims

Crowds gathered at Bondi, leaving flowers and candles to honor the 15 victims killed in the recent Sydney attack.

New footage reveals how people tried to stop Bondi Beach shooting

Eleven minutes of footage show the chaos at Bondi Beach during a shooting, highlighting the efforts of bystanders who tried to intervene and stop the attacker amid the panic at the iconic location.

How Bondi Beach shooting unfolded minute by minute

Correspondent Joe Inwood analyzes verified footage to detail the timeline of Australia's worst mass shooting in nearly 30 years at Bondi Beach, reconstructing the events as they happened.

Eyewitness captures moment man tackles and disarms Bondi shooter

NSW Police report that 11 people were killed, along with the gunman, in a Bondi Beach shooting targeting the Jewish community.

BBC captures celebrations as Belarus frees political prisoners

BBC's Sarah Rainsford reports from Lithuania on the celebrations following the release of political prisoners by Belarus. Some of the freed detainees have been relocated to Lithuania, marking a significant moment of relief and hope amid ongoing tensions in the region.

The PSOE dismisses Sumar's demands to relaunch the Government: "All our affection for Díaz"

The PSOE rejects Sumar's request to extend 300,000 rental contracts that expire in 2026 at the same price, prolonging the negotiation with the Government's minority partner.

Sumar requests a meeting with the PSOE over its "paralysis" on corruption and sexual harassment but rules out leaving the Government

Sumar asks the PSOE for a meeting to address the paralysis on issues of corruption and sexual harassment. It demands changes in the Government and the agreement of social measures and the defense of the right to housing, seeking to reinvigorate the legislature without leaving the Executive.

The Mayor of Bardabás Rules Out Resigning After Being Accused of Alleged Workplace Harassment and Demands Besteiro’s Resignation

The Mayor of Bardabás, who left his socialist party membership but remains in office, denies being a workplace harasser and states that he does not officially know the identity of the complainant. Additionally, he demands Besteiro’s resignation following the accusations.

The Commission ignites the European farming sector with its cuts and trade deals: this is how the big protest in Brussels is taking shape

The European Commission's proposal to cut Common Agricultural Policy funds by 22% has sparked an unprecedented response, with hundreds of farmers from across the EU set to protest tomorrow in Brussels against the cuts and trade deals affecting the sector.

Majority Absolute, Coalition Government or a Minority Executive? These Are the Open Scenarios Before December 21 in Extremadura

Before December 21 in Extremadura, several scenarios are possible: a government with an absolute majority, a coalition between parties, or a minority executive. Negotiations and agreements will be key to defining the region's governance after the elections.

Irene de Miguel, the Agronomic Engineer from Podemos who Will Try to Channel the Most Critical Left-Wing Vote Against the PSOE on December 21

Irene de Miguel, agronomic engineer and candidate for Unidas por Extremadura, seeks in her fourth election to channel the critical left-wing vote away from the PSOE, after a decade in the regional Assembly.

Trump Orders the "Total Blockade of Sanctioned Oil Tankers" Entering and Leaving Venezuela

Trump increases pressure against Nicolás Maduro's government by ordering the total blockade of sanctioned oil tankers entering or leaving Venezuela, marking a new escalation in U.S. sanctions against the Venezuelan regime.

Rubbing Shoulders with Hollywood’s Greats: 'Sirât' Pre-nominated in 5 Categories for the 2026 Oscars

'Sirât' competes with major films like 'One Battle After Another,' 'The Sinners,' 'Frankenstein,' and 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' after being preselected in five categories for the 2026 Oscars.

A 49-year-old woman stabbed to death in a home in Madrid

The National Police found a 49-year-old woman in cardiorespiratory arrest and nearly bleeding out in a home in Madrid, after being stabbed.

Personal 'shopper'... for homes: the figure that can save you up to 20% on buying a property

Hiring independent advisors when purchasing real estate saves time and up to 20% of the cost, according to experts. These 'personal shoppers' make the process easier and reduce expenses for buyers.

"Strange movements," the layers of clothing... everything about the surgeon accused of raping an anesthetized patient

The surgeon was arrested in Alicante following the complaint of two nurses who recorded him in the operating room during a breast surgery, accusing him of raping a patient while she was anesthetized.

The Internet Surrenders to the Most Anticipated Kiss of 'The Island of Temptations': "The Most Applauded Infidelity"

Almudena and Borja starred in a romantic kiss at Villa Playa that went viral on X, reaching 150,000 views and hundreds of comments, being dubbed "the most applauded infidelity."

Grants of up to €100 for glasses and contact lenses for minors can be applied for starting today

The Government launches the Veo Plan, which offers grants of up to €100 for the purchase of glasses and contact lenses for minors. The subsidy will be available on an exceptional basis and can be applied for until December 31, 2026.

Argument, trail of blood... Reconstruction of the fateful night of the Reiners' murder

The film director and his wife were found dead in their home in Brentwood, Los Angeles. Their son Nick is the main suspect in the case investigating what happened on the tragic night.

The Profile of Nick Reiner and the Three Scenarios That Repeat in All Adult Parricides

Nick Reiner has been accused by the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office of murdering his parents. The case reflects common patterns in adult parricides, where three typical scenarios tend to repeat.

The Story of the Crime's Antecedent: A Person Close to the Reiners Provides Details of the Hours Before the Crime

A person close to the Reiners describes the Christmas party before the crime, highlighting that Nick Reiner had an argument with his father, although it was not a heated confrontation.

Barça struggles to defeat Guadalajara and advance to the Round of 16 in the Copa del Rey

The current Copa del Rey champion, Barça, achieved a narrow victory against CD Guadalajara in the Round of 32, securing their spot in the Round of 16 in this edition of the tournament.

Brussels backtracks and proposes continuing to sell combustion cars beyond 2035... despite opposition from countries like Spain

The European Commission proposes extending the sale of combustion cars beyond 2035 and offering "super credits" to encourage small and affordable electric vehicles, aiming to facilitate their access for European households, despite opposition from countries like Spain.

Doctor Found Dead in the Cold Storage Room of a Miami Store

Miami police reported that the death of a doctor found in the cold storage room of a store appears to be accidental, with no signs of a crime.

Adrián Gordillo, 'El Mecos' from 'Aída', from Child Stardom to Ruin: "I don't even have money for food"

Adrián Gordillo, known for his childhood role in 'Aída', reveals in an exclusive interview with Álex Álvarez that he is facing severe financial difficulties and doesn't even have money for food, reflecting his fall from stardom to ruin.

X-ray of the Fentanyl Crisis, the "Weapon of Mass Destruction" that Challenges the US

Fentanyl causes 69% of the more than 80,000 overdose deaths in the US in 2024, becoming a public health crisis that challenges government efforts to control it.

Giorgina filed a complaint for mistreatment after receiving Topuria's separation lawsuit, according to Isabel Rábago

Giorgina filed a complaint for mistreatment after receiving Topuria's separation lawsuit. According to Isabel Rábago, the athlete has not yet received a restraining order or any notification regarding it.

Interior appoints Colonel Merino as head of the UCO after promoting the previous chief amid a wave of corruption cases affecting the PSOE

Colonel Merino Castro, with previous experience in the UCO and as an advisor in National Security, has been appointed head of the UCO following the promotion of his predecessor, in the midst of a wave of corruption cases linked to the PSOE.

Eros Ramazzotti: "If you bet everything on your looks, you go crazy and your career ends very quickly; that was not my case"

After three years without releasing an album, Eros Ramazzotti presents 'Una historia importante', celebrating 40 years of his career. The album will be accompanied by a tour with stops in Madrid and Barcelona.

Javier Gutiérrez embarrasses Broncano with his confession about sex: "Don't stare at me"

Javier Gutiérrez appeared on the La 1 show alongside Daniel Sánchez Arévalo to present their film 'Rondallas', which will be released in theaters on January 1st. During the interview, he made an intimate confession that exposed Broncano, creating a funny moment.

They Discover the Price of Their Breakfast and Are Left Speechless: "It's a Rip-off"

Four people paid almost 20 euros for drinks at a breakfast, which caused surprise and complaints about the high cost. Although some defend the prices, many consider it a rip-off because it was so expensive.

The Senate censures Mónica García for her management of the Framework Statute: "She is the worst minister in history"

The Senate has censured Mónica García for her management of the Framework Statute, her work as Minister of Health, and the "partisan use" of the Interterritorial Health Council, labeling her the worst minister in history.

Torrential rains collapse Barcelona and its metropolitan area: traffic jams and flooded streets and schools

Barcelona and its metropolitan area experienced torrential rains with more than 120 liters per square meter in 24 hours, causing flooding in streets and schools, as well as severe traffic jams that paralyzed the city.

The Largest Portuguese Ceramic Outlet by Weight Sparks a New Home Fever in Madrid and Barcelona

AlouzA Ceramics, with prices starting from 1.5 euros and open every day, including Sundays and holidays, has become a hit among individuals and the hospitality sector in Madrid and Barcelona, driving a new trend in home decoration.

A More Agile and Digital System: This Is How Healthcare Is Evolving in Spain

Telemedicine and applications like MAPFRE Salud allow patients to access consultations from home, quickly resolve doubts, receive evaluations with artificial intelligence, and enjoy guided sessions, modernizing and streamlining the healthcare system in Spain.

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

Chris Martin humorously commented on the incident during the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot were caught being unfaithful to their partners, suggesting that in difficult situations, one should make the best of them.

'Sirât', by Oliver Laxe, passes the first round in the race for the Oscar for international film

The Spanish film 'Sirât', directed by Oliver Laxe, has passed the first selection for the Oscar for Best International Feature Film. Although it will face strong competition, it is on the shortlist that includes five categories.

The Neighbors of Urraca Miguel Launch a "Rubble Bodies" Calendar: "We Want to Raise Funds"

The neighbors of Urraca Miguel have created a calendar called "rubble bodies" to raise funds. The participants explained the origin of the idea and highlighted the support received from the local community.

The Harsh Criticism from Former Atlético Player Saúl Against Madrid: "They Have No Fans, You Go to the Stadium and You Feel Nothing"

Saúl Ñíguez, former Atlético de Madrid player, harshly criticized Real Madrid, claiming that the club does not have genuine fans. According to him, going to Madrid's stadium is an empty experience where you don't feel the support of the followers, unlike other teams with more passionate fans.

Gaethje hints at a hypothetical return date for Ilia Topuria

Justin Gaethje acknowledges the difficulty of defeating Pimblett and suggests a possible date for Ilia Topuria's return, although without confirming specific details.

Abraham Mateo's Message About Bullying: "It Was a Relief to Open Up to My Family"

Abraham Mateo visited Pablo Motos' show to celebrate his 20-year music career. During the interview, he talked about the bullying he experienced and confessed that opening up to his family was a great relief in his personal process.

Christmas Is Better with Technology: The Best PcComponentes Deals to Get It Right Every Time

PcComponentes offers up to 40% off on useful and desired technology, with deals available until December 26th, making it easy to find the perfect Christmas gifts at exceptional prices.

Muface renounces including the voluntariness of the model in its plan until 2028

Muface has decided not to include the voluntary option of the model in its plan until 2028, considering that, as it is an unprecedented measure, it must be developed gradually, based on evidence and data obtained from previous studies.

Robert Downey Jr. and These Five Actors Returned to a Saga to Play Another Character

Robert Downey Jr. continues the Marvel and DC tradition of returning to a saga by playing a new role, a practice also common outside the superhero genre, as demonstrated by five other actors who have done the same.

Sydney Sweeney recreates Marilyn Monroe's most iconic look with an extreme neckline

Sydney Sweeney revives Marilyn Monroe's famous white dress, presenting it in a bolder and more modern version with an extreme neckline, thus paying tribute to the actress's iconic style.

Sebastián La Rosa, longevity specialist: "Many are gluten intolerant"

Sebastián La Rosa points out that gluten intolerance has increased significantly, attributing it to modifications in modern wheat, which differs from the wheat consumed centuries ago.

These are the most used passwords in Spain this year: failing in security

The most common passwords in Spain in 2025, such as "123456" and "admin," continue to be simple and vulnerable, making cyberattacks easier and putting users' digital security at risk.

The Curious Library Where You Enter from One Country and Exit Through Another

Located on the border between the United States and Canada, this century-old Victorian library stands out for its unique location: you enter from one country and can exit through the other, making your visit a unique experience.

Lydia del Olmo, head chef of Ceibe: "There are more and more women in haute cuisine"

Lydia del Olmo, chef of the Michelin-starred restaurant Ceibe in Ourense, highlights the growing role of women in haute cuisine. She points out how the sector has evolved in recent years, with increased female presence and opportunities in a field traditionally dominated by men.

The Spanish motorway where a third lane will be built due to high traffic volume

The Ministry of Transport has awarded the contract to design the project and construct a third lane on a Spanish motorway, aiming to increase its capacity and improve mobility due to heavy traffic flow.

The planet is heading towards the "glacier extinction peak": up to 4,000 could disappear each year

The rise in global temperature is driving ice melt towards a critical point, with the disappearance of up to 4,000 glaciers annually, reaching its peak around 2041.

Aemet Forecasts Snow in the Mountains, Not Unlikely in Low Areas, to Start Christmas: "There Is a High Probability"

Aemet predicts snow this Sunday, mainly in the mountains of the eastern northern plateau, with the possibility that it will also fall in low-lying areas, marking a wintry start to Christmas.

Eight provinces will be on alert this Wednesday due to rain, storms, waves, and fog

Eight provinces will be on alert this Wednesday because of rain, storms, waves, and fog, with the highest rainfall accumulations expected in Castellón and Tarragona.

Trump expands total travel ban to the US to seven countries and the Palestinian Authority

The total travel ban to the US now covers 19 countries, including seven new ones and the Palestinian Authority, while another 19 countries face partial restrictions.

"'Malas lenguas' explains in which places the use of masks becomes mandatory again"

Jesús Cintora reported that the use of masks becomes mandatory again in healthcare centers and nursing homes in Aragón, Murcia, and Catalonia.

From Anonymity to the Elite: This is How the Future Stars of Spanish Paralympic Cycling are Made

The Cofidis Paralympic Promises team brings together Paralympic cyclists of various ages in a high-performance environment, providing training, technical support, and specialized monitoring to promote their development and preparation towards sporting elite.

Pilar Alegría says goodbye to the Government to become a candidate in Aragón: "I begin my most exciting journey"

Pilar Alegría announces her departure from the government to run as a candidate in Aragón, coinciding with the confirmation of early elections in the region set for February 8 by President Jorge Azcón.

Health Authorities Warn of the Risk of Accidental Paracetamol Overdose with Syrups in the Child Population

The Spanish Pharmacovigilance System has detected two serious cases of adverse reactions linked to paracetamol syrups with higher concentrations in Spain than in the patients' countries of origin, raising an alert about the risk of accidental overdose in children.

The Jobs with the Highest Salary Increases in Spain (and They’re Not What You Imagine)

In Spain, there is a sector where employees experience salary increases more frequently than in other fields, surprisingly not jobs traditionally associated with higher pay raises.

Forget Paying for Google Photos: With This Trick, You Can Get Unlimited Free Storage

With this trick, you can get an additional 15 GB on Google Photos each time you do it, allowing you to save more photos and videos for free without needing to switch accounts constantly.

Neither Fine nor Obligation: The Reality Behind the Famous Spray That the DGT 'Requires' All Drivers to Carry in the Car

The General Traffic Regulations require carrying a spare tire or an equivalent alternative system in the car, but do not impose any fine or specific obligation regarding the famous repair spray that many believe is mandatory.

The 'Village Restaurant' Recipe That Never Fails: Meatballs in Almond Sauce for Less Than €3

Learn how to make homemade meatballs in a delicious almond sauce, an economical and traditional recipe that guarantees spectacular flavor for less than €3.

From Appetizers to Main Course: Five Ideas with Smoked Salmon for Christmas

Smoked salmon, commonly used in appetizers, is a versatile ingredient that can be used in multiple dishes during Christmas, offering variety beyond traditional canapés.

The Emeritus Kings Send Christmas Greetings with a Photo of Dogs at La Zarzuela

Despite their geographical separation and the controversy surrounding Juan Carlos I's book, the emeritus kings send their Christmas greeting together with a photo of dogs taken at La Zarzuela.

Where to Park in Barcelona During the Holidays: Tips to Stay Sane

The definitive guide offers advice for parking in Barcelona and its metropolitan area during the holidays, helping to find free or affordable spots and avoid complications during the busiest weeks of the year.

Macaulay Culkin's real name isn't actually that: the 'Home Alone' actor shakes up Christmas with this revelation

Macaulay Culkin revealed as a joke during Jimmy Fallon's 2018 show that his real name isn't Macaulay Culkin, surprising his fans and causing a stir at Christmas.

No Sequins or Velvet: Five Outfit Ideas for Your Office Party

The corporate dinner season is back, bringing with it the question of what to wear, aiming for a balance between formal and casual. Here are five outfit ideas suitable for these occasions, avoiding sequins and velvet for an elegant yet comfortable style.

Wyoming's advice to Pedro Sánchez: "Don't damage your image any further. Using 'me renta' at over 50 years old doesn't make you cool"

The presenter Wyoming criticizes President Pedro Sánchez for using the youthful expression "me renta," warning that it does not improve his image despite being over 50 years old, in line with previous criticisms regarding terms like "resilience" or phrases such as "the most feminist government."

Terrorist Attack in Sydney: A New Video Reveals There Was a Second Hero

A new video shows a second hero struggling with one of the terrorists during the attack in Sydney. Unfortunately, both he and his wife were killed.

'No somos nadie' uncovers the possible new romance of Victoria Federica: a businessman from the nightlife industry

Anna Gurguí revealed on the Ten program a possible new romance of Victoria Federica with a businessman linked to the nightlife scene, suggesting a change in the young woman's love life.

More than 300 Garnacha Vines Return Home 200 Years Later

The Campo de Borja Designation of Origin has replanted 300 Garnacha vines, an indigenous variety from Aragon, in the gardens of the Veruela Monastery, reviving this tradition after 200 years.

Foreigners Take the Wheel in Freight Transport: "Spaniards Don't Want to Drive Trucks"

The presence of foreign workers in freight transport has increased by 32.9% in the past year, making it the sector with the highest growth. Currently, foreigners represent almost 18% of the drivers, reflecting that many Spaniards do not want to pursue this occupation.

LAT Couples, partners who choose to live apart: "Living together, in our case, would kill the relationship"

In Spain, the number of stable LAT couples is growing; they prefer not to live together in order to maintain their independence, balance their personal lives, and avoid dynamics that previously caused frustration while cohabiting.

The Life of José Antonio Living in a Van Due to the Housing Crisis: "Young People Have a Bleak Future"

José Antonio decided to live in a van because of the high prices in the housing market and bad experiences sharing an apartment. This situation reflects the difficult reality and uncertain future for many young people facing the housing crisis.

Tension Summarizes Sánchez

Yolanda Díaz demands a government reshuffle following sexual harassment cases and sexist behavior within the PSOE, increasing tensions with Pedro Sánchez.

A House

The article reflects on the rising housing prices, questioning how high and when they will continue to increase, and expressing concern about the current state and location of the housing market.

Voting Without Memory

60% of Chileans voted for a candidate who publicly praises Pinochet, reflecting an election marked by controversy and debate over historical memory.

The PSOE Seeks a Way Out

The Sanchist socialists show support for the Government by mixing confidence in their leader with resignation in the face of the numerous mistakes made, thus seeking a political way out.

The Scar of Polarization: Five Million Spaniards Have Broken Ties with Family or Friends for Political Reasons

34% of Podemos voters have cut relationships for political reasons, followed by 18% of Vox voters, 17% of PSOE and Sumar voters, and 11% of PP voters, reflecting a strong social polarization in Spain.

'20minutos' receives the Cermi CV award for "breaking the narrative of pity and championing the narrative of rights" with 'Capaces'

The Cermi CV award recognizes '20minutos' for its project 'Capaces', which promotes a positive vision of people with disabilities, focusing on their talent and rights, and moving away from a welfare-based approach.

How Much Do You Know About Current Events? Test Yourself with This Quiz and Enter to Win a 50-Inch TD Systems QLED Smart TV

Participate in a 10-question quiz about news from 2025 and win a 50-inch TD Systems QLED Smart TV. Registration is open until January 7th.

Kast meets with Milei in Argentina and anticipates a bilateral relationship "like never seen before"

José Antonio Kast met with Javier Milei in Argentina, where he anticipated a bilateral relationship between Chile and Argentina "like never seen before." Both leaders expressed their interest in strengthening cooperation and tightening political and economic ties between their countries.

More than 300 Garnacha Vines Return Home 200 Years Later

The Campo de Borja Designation of Origin has replanted 300 Garnacha vines in the gardens of the Veruela Monastery, recovering this native Aragonese variety after 200 years.

Marta Sánchez's Great Surprise When Reuniting with a Witness from Her Most Iconic Concert: "It Lifted Our Spirits"

Marta Sánchez reunited on Late Xou with a sailor who saw her perform on Christmas Eve 1990 during the Gulf War, a concert that boosted the troops' morale.

Olivia, runner-up of 'OT 2025', finds out live about the 'second place luck' theory: "That's crazy!"

Olivia, runner-up of 'OT 2025', was surprised to discover live that several famous artists also came in second place on the show, supporting the theory of "second place luck." She was happy to share the position with Aitana, without knowing the significance of that placement.

Claudia Arenas on her insecurities within 'OT 2025': "At times, I saw myself as inferior"

Claudia Arenas confessed to '20minutos' that she sometimes felt inferior within 'OT 2025' and still hasn't fully come to terms with the success she had with her version of "Latin Girl" by Emilia.

Some pickpockets threaten a reporter from 'Espejo Público' with a stick: "Go away!"

Chief inspector Serafín Giraldo expressed the need to impose harsher penalties to deter pickpockets and reduce recidivism in these crimes.

Ana Rosa Quintana: "I have been told that Pedro Sánchez does not look very well, and that is something that worries me"

Ana Rosa Quintana expressed her concern about the physical appearance of President Pedro Sánchez, following comments she received. This took place in the context of the Christmas Cup held at La Moncloa, where Sánchez met with several journalists.

Kiko Matamoros, on returning to Telecinco after leaving 'No somos nadie': "I have apologized to Santi Acosta just in case"

Kiko Matamoros spoke on the 'Canal de Ricky' about his professional future following his departure from 'No somos nadie'. He revealed that he has apologized to Santi Acosta, showing his intention to maintain good relations and keep the door open for a possible return to Telecinco.

Cristina, winner of 'OT 2025', shares her opinion on Spain's withdrawal from Eurovision

Cristina, winner of 'OT 2025' and a Eurovision fan, expressed surprise at RTVE's decision to withdraw Spain from the festival.

Rosa's reaction after her mistake in 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra': "I've messed up..."

Rosa realized too late that she had run out of time during 'El Rosco' on 'Pasapalabra', which led her to make a mistake. Her reaction showed frustration as she acknowledged her error in the challenge.

This is RTVE's Christmas Programming to Feel 'Like at Home': Music, Seasonal Classics, a Special...

RTVE will announce the hosts of the New Year's Eve countdown on Thursday, December 18 at 8:30 PM as part of its Christmas programming, which will include music, seasonal classics, and specials to create a cozy atmosphere.

Queen Sofía Will Open a Shelter for Dogs, Cats, and Donkeys Near Madrid

Queen Sofía will open a shelter for dogs, cats, and donkeys near Madrid, managed by her Foundation. At her home, she has several dogs and four donkeys that are over 40 years old.

Antonio Morales, Fedra Lorente's Biggest Support: "I am in contact with my cousin and we will get through this"

Antonio Morales, the actress's nephew, is handling the paperwork following Miguel Morales' passing and remains in contact with Fedra Lorente, assuring that together they will overcome this situation.

Fedra Lorente’s House That Could Pay Off Her Current Debt

Former showgirl Fedra Lorente faces a serious financial crisis due to a pyramid scheme scam related to her late husband, Miguel Morales. Her house could be the key to settling the debt that currently troubles her.

Estrella Morente, Luis Tosar, Irene Vallejo, Karina, and Verónica Echegui, Posthumously, Among the 35 Fine Arts Medals

The Ministry of Culture has awarded 35 Fine Arts Medals, including Estrella Morente, Luis Tosar, Irene Vallejo, Karina, and Verónica Echegui (posthumously). Also notable are recognitions for graffiti artist Suso 33, actress Emma Vilarasau, and singer Christina Rosenvinge.

The 'TikToker' Álvaro Patón recounts the nightmare he lived through when he was threatened with a firearm in Brazil: "You couldn't record"

The influencer Álvaro Patón, known as the 'TikTok teacher,' recounted his terrifying experience in a favela in Brazil where he was threatened with a firearm. During the incident, he was forbidden to record, creating a highly tense and frightening situation for him.

MrBeast Kicks Off 'Beast Games 2' with Two Teams of Contestants and Over 10 Million

MrBeast has released the trailer for the second season of his reality show 'Beast Games' on Prime Video, which will feature two teams of contestants and a prize exceeding 10 million dollars. The new edition promises bigger challenges and more excitement for both participants and viewers.

David Rodríguez, Anabel Pantoja's partner, is reportedly unwilling to spend Christmas Eve with his mother-in-law: "Their relationship borders on hatred"

Luis Pliego revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that Anabel Pantoja spent the whole weekend crying due to tense moments with her partner David Rodríguez, who is reportedly unwilling to share Christmas Eve with his mother-in-law, as their relationship is almost hateful.

Queen Silvia poses with all her grandchildren in an attempt to soften the 'tsunami' caused by her daughter-in-law, Sofía, linked to the Epstein case

Queen Silvia posed with her nine grandchildren, children of Victoria, Carl Philip, and Magdalena, in an attempt to divert attention from the scandal involving her daughter-in-law Sofía, who had connections with the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein during her stay in New York.

Ilia Topuria has been separated from Giorgina Uzcategui for four months after a four-year relationship and a daughter in common

Ilia Topuria and Giorgina Uzcategui have been separated for four months following a four-year relationship and having a daughter together. The news, reported first by '¡Hola!', coincides with the announcement of a break in the fighter’s professional career.

Judeline: "Women are always told that the only valid way to succeed is by becoming a pop star"

Judeline discusses societal expectations placed on women, highlighting that success is often narrowly defined as becoming a pop star. She challenges this stereotype, advocating for broader recognition of women's achievements beyond entertainment and encouraging diverse paths to success.

Queen Letizia warns against excessive use of social media: "They are a whirlwind that will bring consequences"

Queen Letizia participated in a FAD Youth panel where she warned about the risks of excessive social media use, cautioning that it can lead to significant negative consequences for society.

Terrorist attack in Sydney: a new video reveals there was a second hero

A new video shows a second hero who struggled with one of the terrorists during the attack in Sydney. Unfortunately, both he and his wife were killed in the incident.

A windstorm topples a giant replica of the Statue of Liberty

A 35-meter-tall replica of the Statue of Liberty was toppled by strong winds near a roadway, putting vehicles traveling through the area at risk.

ALDI now also has the V-16 beacon connected to the DGT, its device to replace triangles in 2026

ALDI offers the V-16 beacon connected for €34.99, approved and ready to alert the DGT in case of a breakdown. This device will be mandatory in 2026, replacing the emergency triangles currently in use.

Aitana Bonmatí, absent from the gala, receives The Best award on crutches and Dembélé once again surpasses Lamine Yamal

Aitana Bonmatí won The Best 2025 award and, although she attended on crutches, she was absent from the gala. Ousmane Dembélé was also recognized after once again surpassing Lamine Yamal in the vote for FIFA's best player of the year.

The construction of the Madrid F1 circuit enters a new phase: pit building works begin

Construction of the pit building at the Madrid F1 circuit has started. It will have three floors, including, on the lower level, work areas for the teams and parking for the single-seaters.

The sorrowful story of Esnáider about the death of his 17-year-old son: "I will never forgive life for it"

Former striker Esnáider, known for his time at Zaragoza, Real Madrid, and Atlético, opened up on Pedrerol’s 'El Chiringuito' about the painful loss of his 17-year-old son, expressing a deep feeling of pain and sadness that he will never forgive life for.

Winning the Lightweight and BMF Belts, Justin Gaethje’s Plan While Waiting for Topuria: "The Script Followed"

Justin Gaethje plans to conquer the UFC interim lightweight title and the BMF belt. His next opponent will be Paddy Pimblett, whom he will face on January 24, following the planned script while waiting for a possible fight with Ilia Topuria.

PSG ordered to pay 60 million to Mbappé: "We have been requesting the salaries owed to him for months"

The Labor Court of Paris has ordered PSG to pay 60 million euros to Kylian Mbappé due to delays in his salary payments while he was still playing for the club. The player's representatives reported months of unpaid wages.

'Dogosophy Button', the device for assistance dogs to control appliances

'Dogosophy Button' is a device designed for assistance dogs to control appliances, recognizing their ability to interact and relate legitimately with their environment, without trying to humanize them.

The First Inclucina Awards, the first honors recognizing the talent of culinary students with intellectual disabilities

At La Zarola in Zaragoza, seven finalists from different cities gathered for the first Inclucina Awards, the inaugural recognitions that celebrate the talent of culinary students with intellectual disabilities.

Patients Demand More Effective Therapies for the Silent Progression of Multiple Sclerosis

Patients with multiple sclerosis are calling for more effective treatments for the silent progression of the disease and better early diagnostic methods. They emphasize the importance of addressing this phase to improve quality of life and reduce disabilities, underscoring the need for medical advances and increased investment in research.

The National Hospital for Paraplegics Installs Two Adapted Scalextric Tracks

The National Hospital for Paraplegics has installed two adapted Scalextric tracks in its lobby, designed to facilitate use by people with reduced mobility and to promote rehabilitation and inclusive leisure among patients and visitors.

Banco Santander Strengthens Its Logistics Portfolio in the UK and Becomes FedEx’s Landlord

Banco Santander’s subsidiary Deva Capital has made four acquisitions in the United Kingdom totaling 40 million euros, increasing its portfolio with Clearbell to a total value of 285 million euros. This expansion consolidates its presence in the logistics sector and positions it as a key lessor for FedEx in the region.

Farmers Warn That the Disappearance of the CAP Will Increase Grocery Bills by up to 500 Euros Annually

More than 500 Spanish farmers, organized by Asaja, COAG, and UPA, will demonstrate in Brussels to demand the withdrawal of the CAP cuts, warning that its disappearance will raise the annual cost of grocery shopping by up to 500 euros.

Where There Is a Dog, Let Gone a Child

The article questions whether we are losing intelligence or if affection for pets like dogs awakens in us a more tender and less rational side.

The Government authorizes the purchase of 89.68% of Hispasat by Indra for 725 million euros

The Government has authorized Indra to acquire 89.68% of Hispasat for 725 million euros. The transaction will be finalized in the coming days so that Hispasat's accounts can be consolidated in the new fiscal year.

Ministry of Labor Concludes First Meeting on Minimum Wage Increase Without Finalizing Its Proposal

The unions are willing to reduce their initial proposal of a 7.5% increase in the minimum wage, moving closer to the range of 3.1% to 4.7% suggested by Yolanda Díaz, following the first meeting in which the Ministry of Labor did not present a concrete proposal.

Mercadona Buys Logifruit to Boost Its Logistics Model

Mercadona acquires Logifruit to unify logistics processes, improve efficiency, and promote sustainability. Logifruit's 1,600 employees will be integrated into Mercadona's team.

The Most Anticipated Movies Coming in 2026: 'Avengers: Doomsday', 'The Odyssey', 'Supergirl', 'Dune 3' and More

Renowned directors such as Christopher Nolan, Greta Gerwig, Denis Villeneuve, and Steven Spielberg will release new films in 2026, including highly awaited titles like 'Avengers: Doomsday', 'The Odyssey', 'Supergirl', and 'Dune 3', among others.

Netflix mercilessly cancels one of its best series of 2025: "I formed a family for life"

Netflix abruptly canceled one of the most acclaimed series of the season, surprising fans and the cast, who expressed their sadness over the loss of a "family for life."

'One Battle After Another' Could Play a Key Role in the 'Mission: Impossible' Saga

Agent Ethan Hunt's career could continue if he receives a proposal from a renowned American independent film director, opening new possibilities for the "Mission: Impossible" saga.

'Avatar 3': These are the 11 cinemas in Spain where you can watch 'Fire and Ash' as Cameron dreamed

Spain is the only country, along with China, Switzerland, Germany, and the USA, where 'Avatar 3: Fire and Ash' can be seen with the advanced Cinity technology, available in 11 cinemas across Spain.

'The Boys' Ends in 2026: Everything We Know About Season 5 of the Ultraviolet Series

The series "The Boys" will conclude in 2026 with its fifth season. This ending will mark the conclusion of the adventures of the most controversial and violent superheroes on television. Fans can expect a finale full of action and the irreverent style that has defined the series.

Samsung brings Micro RGB to the living room: this is what its new premium TVs from 55 to 115 inches will be like for 2026

Samsung will launch premium TVs ranging from 55 to 115 inches in 2026 with Micro RGB technology, improved color, AI processing, reduced reflection, and surround sound for a superior experience.

You may not have noticed, but Google has added a new button to its search engine: how it works

Google has incorporated a new button in its search engine that allows users to use its artificial intelligence by default to perform searches, providing faster and more comprehensive answers.

If you bought this power bank on Amazon, you should know that it overheats and can cause a fire

INIU has recalled its portable batteries sold on Amazon due to overheating issues that can cause fires, warning consumers about the risk.

LG dares to go beyond OLED with its first RGB TV: this is the Micro RGB evo

LG unveiled the Micro RGB evo at CES 2026, its first RGB TV with an AI processor derived from OLED technology, designed to deliver maximum color accuracy and large screens, marking a technological breakthrough in televisions.

Grok, Musk's AI, causes trouble again: the chatbot spreads misinformation about the Sydney shooting

Grok, Elon Musk's xAI chatbot, spread false information about the terrorist shooting at Bondi Beach, Sydney, raising concerns about misinformation propagated by AI.

The Reason Why You Need to Treat Your Hair at Night According to Experts

Experts emphasize that restful sleep is key to hair health. Treating your hair before bed helps to nourish it, prevent damage, and keep it strong, facilitating its recovery overnight.

How to Stay Motivated to Train in December Without Giving Up Your Social Life

In December, maintaining consistency in sports is possible by combining routines like barre and social disciplines that motivate and allow you to balance exercise with your social life.

Ana Torroja makes an impact on 'La Revuelta' with a transparent sweater that reveals her underwear

Ana Torroja surprised on 'La Revuelta' with a modern and trendy look, wearing a transparent sweater that showed her underwear, demonstrating her unique and daring style.

Elizabeth Clapés, psychologist: "Make sure that the person you choose to accompany you, if you choose someone, is a good person"

Elizabeth Clapés emphasizes that choosing a partner should not be based solely on chemistry, but on values and empathy, especially in difficult times.

One of Jane Birkin's Hermès Bags Remains Unsold at Auction in Paris

One of the first Hermès bags made for Jane Birkin was auctioned in Paris but failed to sell. This fashion icon, linked to the Franco-British actress and singer, did not find a buyer during Monday's bidding.

Christmas Love at First Sight: Original Gift Ideas for Fashion Lovers

In December, a month of celebrations and gifts, this selection of original ideas is designed to delight fashion lovers. Choose the perfect gift and you can't go wrong!

Grandma’s Stews in Sourdough Bread: A Market Stall That Pays Tribute in Its Own Way to Traditional Recipes

The "oguis" are a delicious street food option in Madrid that combines traditional stews with sourdough bread, also available as part of a menu. This stall pays tribute to grandma’s typical recipes, offering a homemade and authentic culinary experience.

Natural Wines and Personal Cooking with an Italian Accent: The New Gastronomic Haven in the Las Letras Neighborhood You Have to Visit

Bar-Vi, located in the Las Letras neighborhood of Madrid, offers a simple yet flavorful gastronomic proposal, focused on natural wines and personal cooking with Italian influence, ideal for those seeking quality without complications.

Neither tortilla nor rice: Chenoa's favorite dish, host of 'OT 2025'

Chenoa, singer and host of 'OT 2025', has confessed that her favorite dish is neither tortilla nor rice, but meat ravioli.

Wooden, Metal, or Plastic Cutting Board? Jordi Cruz Answers the Big Question About the Best Option

Chef Jordi Cruz, with 3 Michelin Stars, responds in an Instagram video about which is the best cutting board for cooking, sharing his experience to clarify the doubt between wood, metal, or plastic.

If You're Going to Spend a Fortune on Wine This Christmas, Learn How to Serve It Properly to Fully Appreciate What's Inside

To truly enjoy expensive wines at Christmas, it's not about pretending to know, but about following four key tips that enhance the experience and allow you to appreciate all the nuances and flavors of the wine.

This is Abraham Mateo's favorite restaurant: located in Las Rozas with a menu for 15.50 euros

Abraham Mateo confessed that his favorite restaurant is in Las Rozas, where they offer a menu for 15.50 euros. Additionally, he revealed his passion for sushi, stating that he could have this dish for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day.

It Looks Like Pompeii, But It's in Spain and You Can Visit It: The Roman City Devastated by Two Earthquakes and a Tsunami

This Roman city, located in the province of Cádiz by the Mediterranean, was destroyed by two earthquakes and a tsunami. Today, it is an accessible archaeological site near a popular Andalusian beach, offering a fascinating journey into Spain's Roman past.

The Small Portuguese Village Near Galicia with Stone Houses and Wooden Balconies Where Peace Reigns

This tiny Portuguese village, close to the border with Galicia, has only 30 inhabitants. It stands out for its traditional architecture of stone houses and wooden balconies, offering a tranquil environment ideal for nature lovers.

The Portuguese Jewel on the Border with Spain: A National Park Protected by a Castle

This small Portuguese parish, located just eight kilometers from the border with Spain, is a gem that offers a national park protected by a castle, standing out for its natural and historical value.

Can You Travel All Across Spain with the Single Transport Pass? These Are the Routes It Would Include

The single transport pass will allow Spaniards to travel on Medium-Distance trains, commuter trains, and state buses, making it easier to travel throughout Spain with just one ticket.

Valencia now has a village among the most beautiful in Spain: a medieval treasure ideal for stargazing

The first Valencian town to be recognized among the most beautiful villages in Spain stands out for its medieval architecture and its perfect setting for star observation, offering visitors a unique experience full of history and nature.

The town of Seville where Cristina Lora, winner of 'OT 2025,' was born

Cristina Lora, an artist from Seville, won the final of 'OT 2025' on a night full of emotion and musical talent.

The Most Beautiful Ski-In Ski-Out Hotel in Spain with Rooms Overlooking the Sunrise on the Snow

The only luxury hotel at the Baqueira-Beret ski resort offers a unique experience, with rooms that provide views of the sunrise over the snow, ensuring an unforgettable stay.

Alexandra Henríquez, gynecologist: "I see many young girls with polycystic ovary syndrome and it is due to their lifestyle"

Gynecologist Alexandra Henríquez explains that polycystic ovary syndrome is a congenital condition that can worsen due to lifestyle, currently affecting many young women.

Alternate fasting is more effective than the traditional hypocaloric diet, according to a study

A study indicates that alternative diets such as ketogenic, modified alternate-day fasting, and early time-restricted feeding can be significantly more effective than the traditional hypocaloric diet.

A study confirms that radiotherapy is more effective if administered at the right time of day

Chronoradiotherapy analyzes how the time of day affects the effectiveness of radiotherapy. A study confirms that administering this treatment at the right time can increase its efficacy, improving patient outcomes and optimizing cancer therapy.

Tanning Beds Are Associated with a Higher Risk of Melanoma and Can Cause DNA Damage

Young people who use tanning beds show more skin mutations, especially in the lumbar area, than older individuals, indicating a higher risk of melanoma and DNA damage.

This is the meaning of your signature, according to psychology

Our signature reveals aspects of our personality and can be interpreted to understand psychological traits.

Richard Restak, Neurologist: "We Begin to Lose Neurons at Age 65"

Neurologist Richard Restak recommends giving up alcohol from the age of 65, as its consumption promotes the loss of neurons, a process that intensifies at this age.

The First Worries Arise on the Road over Pre-Signaling Emergencies with V16 Beacons That Cast Doubt on Their Effectiveness

Some drivers in Spain have begun replacing emergency triangles with the new connected V16 beacons, according to current regulations. However, early videos show dangerous situations that raise doubts about the effectiveness and safety of these beacons in emergency signaling.

Jorge Torre, creator of the V16 beacon: "I have always told my family to never put out the triangle"

Jorge Torre, former civil guard and creator of the V16 beacon, explained to 20 Minutos the advantages of this device compared to the traditional emergency triangle, always recommending the use of the beacon for greater safety on the road.

Why is the sale of non-approved V16 beacons legal?

On major online sales platforms, approved V16 beacons coexist alongside others that are not approved. The sale of the latter is legal, although their use does not comply with current regulations for road signaling.

The condition of a viaduct on the A-6 forces the Ministry of Transport to announce a new one to be built alongside it

The Ministry of Transport has approved the construction of a new Tremor viaduct in Torre del Bierzo (León) due to the deterioration of the existing one on the A-6. The new infrastructure will be built alongside the current one to ensure the safety and smooth flow of traffic on this important route.

The Curious Traffic Sign in Zaragoza That Sparks Jokes on Social Media

In Zaragoza, the proximity of streets named after famous musical composers, such as Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert, alongside avenues named after popular video games like Super Mario Bros and Gran Turismo, has surprised users and sparked jokes on social media.

The new and spectacular highway in France that charges cars and buses on the move: "It will mark a before and after"

France aims to implement up to 5,000 km of highways that charge vehicles while moving by 2030, revolutionizing electric transportation and improving the range of cars and buses.

Pradas and Cuenca will face each other before the DANA judge to "contrast" their versions about the messages they exchanged on October 29

The judge has ordered a confrontation between Pradas and Cuenca, former Chief of Staff of Mazón, to clarify essential aspects of the investigation regarding the messages exchanged on October 29.

The DANA Judge Sees Pradas’ Lack of Knowledge About His Competences in Emergency Management as Negligent

The judge points out that Pradas acted negligently by being unaware that the management of the October 29 emergency was the exclusive responsibility of the Generalitat Valenciana.

Madrid’s budgets for next year will be approved without amendments from the opposition

The extraordinary commission of the Madrid City Council voted on the 733 amendments submitted to the municipal budgets and approved only the 17 proposals from the PP, thus discarding those from the opposition.

The lifeless body of a cyclist missing after a storm in Mazarrón found

The lifeless body of a cyclist missing after a storm in Mazarrón has been found. The Armed Institute has launched an investigation to clarify the causes of death.

Suspect Arrested for the Murder of a Man in Villanueva de Alcardete

A 25-year-old man, with no relation to the victim and a criminal record, has been arrested as the suspected perpetrator of the murder of a man in Villanueva de Alcardete.

A man acquitted of sexual assault against a friend in a 'swingers' club in Madrid

The judge acquitted a man accused of sexual assault in a 'swingers' club in Madrid, considering that it was not proven that he acted against the woman's will during their time in the sauna.

Vox sets a new red line to support the Sevilla Budget: "Prevent illegal immigrants from registering as residents in the city"

The Vox spokesperson conditions their support for the Sevilla Budget on the implementation of political agreements, including preventing illegal immigrants from registering as residents in the city.

"Census Registry Sought": Madrid Intensifies Control to Detect Fraud and Prevent Mass Registrations

The Madrid City Council is improving the digital census registration process, hiring more staff, and will carry out additional checks to detect fraud and prevent mass and duplicate registrations.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office requests eight years in prison for the captain and five for the lieutenant for the deaths in Cerro Muriano

The Public Prosecutor’s Office is requesting eight years of imprisonment for the captain and five for the lieutenant for the deaths in Cerro Muriano, as well as demanding 422,174 euros in compensation for the families of the military victims.

Man Accused of Murdering a Woman He Shared a Home with in La Algaba Arrested

The National Police arrested the man accused of murdering a 44-year-old woman in the home they shared in La Algaba. The arrest took place following a search operation after the discovery of the crime.

Arrested after attempting to rob a phone store by breaking the glass with an electric scooter in Vitoria

An individual was arrested after attempting to rob a phone store in Vitoria, using an electric scooter to break the glass. The investigation remains open to identify a possible accomplice in the robbery.

Grandfather sentenced to 25 years in prison for sexually assaulting two granddaughters

The High Court of Justice of Castilla y León upheld the 25-year prison sentence against a grandfather for sexually abusing two of his granddaughters in Salamanca, ruling after a judicial process that strengthens protection for victims of this type of crime.

The funny accident of a young man while playing ping-pong: "I don't feel the breath on my foot"

While playing ping-pong, a young man slipped and his flip-flop got caught on his ankle, causing a funny situation that he shared saying: "I don't feel the breath on my foot."

The Hard Fall of a Girl After Dancing on a Basketball Hoop: "She Twerked to the Ground"

A young woman suffered a hard fall while dancing on a basketball hoop, but fortunately only sustained minor injuries.

The emotional farewell message to Peki, a security service dog: "Thank you for everything"

Peki, a dog who helped protect a building for ten years, received an emotional farewell message thanking her for her work and companionship in the security service.

Canine Curiosities: Wolves Fear the Human Voice More Than Dog Barks

Wolves and their prey avoid human presence, preferring to live in darkness to stay away from the fear caused by the human voice, which they find more intimidating than dog barks.

Dogs and Firecrackers: Which Sounds Can Mask the Bang and How to Create a Shelter at Home

The Sr Perro Colega Foundation offers advice to minimize the stress that fireworks and firecrackers cause in dogs, such as using sounds that mask the noise and creating a safe shelter at home to protect their well-being.

Depression in Cats: A Real Problem That Many Owners Fail to Detect

Changes such as moving, loss, loneliness, or territorial conflicts can cause apathy and anxiety in cats. Many owners do not recognize these signs, which makes diagnosing and managing feline depression difficult.

Check Your Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, December 17

Check your daily horoscope for Wednesday, December 17 on 20minutos.es and discover the predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

The Five Neighborhoods in Málaga with the Greatest Potential for Buying Housing by 2026

Several neighborhoods in Málaga show great potential for real estate appreciation, with projections indicating a significant increase in housing values by 2026.

What the Yellow Sticker Being Placed on Some Bicycles in Barcelona Means

Some bicycles in Barcelona are receiving a yellow sticker placed by City Council staff. This label indicates that the bicycle must be inspected or removed, so owners should be alert to its appearance to avoid possible penalties or fines.

The ranking of the most monogamous animals, according to science: What position do humans hold?

A study shows that humans have mating patterns similar to meerkats, being more monogamous than chimpanzees, highlighting our relative fidelity in the animal kingdom.

Huawei offers the special edition of its Watch Fit 4 with an extra strap for under 120 euros

Huawei offers the special edition of its Watch Fit 4 smartwatch for under 120 euros, including an additional strap. This model stands out for its versatile design, suitable for pairing even without sportswear.

Dyson lowers its cordless vacuum cleaner that also mops to under 500 euros

Thanks to the Christmas deals, the cordless vacuum cleaner Dyson V12 S Detect Slim Submarine is discounted by more than 200 euros, bringing its price below 500 euros.

If You Want a Fireplace but Can't Have One, This Is the Electric Alternative That Also Heats

Having a traditional fireplace is appealing but costly and complicated for many homes due to construction, smoke ventilation, and maintenance. Electric fireplaces emerge as a practical and safe alternative that also provides heat, without the need for complex installation or constant upkeep.

This DeLonghi Super-Automatic is 100 Euros Cheaper to Be Your 'Awesome Gift'

DeLonghi's Specialista Arte coffee machine, a leader in its category, offers café-quality coffee at home and is now 100 euros cheaper, making it an ideal gift.

Why Did Monks Shave the Crown of Their Heads?

The shaved crown of the head, called the ‘tonsure,’ was a distinctive sign of many monks. This Latin term means ‘to shear’ or ‘to cut hair’ and represented a religious practice symbolizing humility and renunciation of the world.

"You have the wrong baby": a mother cat knew perfectly well where her kitten was

A mother cat recognized her own kitten and rejected another small feline that was trying to feed from her, demonstrating a strong maternal instinct and her ability to identify her offspring.

The Dupont's Lark, One of the Winged Emblems of the Iberian Steppes, Walks Toward Extinction

The Dupont's lark, an emblematic bird of the Iberian steppes, faces the threat of extinction in Spain if legally mandated recovery plans are not urgently implemented in the next twenty years.

These 'celebrities' are Sagittarius and you might not have known it

If you are Sagittarius, you share a zodiac sign with various notable celebrities. This article reveals the names of famous people born under this sign, highlighting their traits and success, so you can identify with them and celebrate your horoscope.

There are two Spanish cities among the happiest

Time Out published its ranking of the happiest cities in the world based on a survey of more than 18,000 people. The list features two Spanish cities alongside other global locations recognized for their good atmosphere and quality of life, reflecting their residents' satisfaction with their urban environment.

From Hazard to Ronaldo: football stars with a poor end to their careers

Although many footballers achieve great success, not all finish their careers with the same recognition. This gallery highlights players who, after brilliant careers, ended their time in football in a less distinguished manner.

Ghost towns around the world that have been frozen in time

Some towns around the world were abandoned and have been preserved as if time stopped in them. These now empty places are part of the collective memory and have become unique tourist attractions worth visiting.

From the Absolute Majorities of the PSOE to the Victory of the PP: This Is How the Vote in Extremadura Has Evolved Over Four Decades

Since the first regional elections, voting in Extremadura has changed significantly. The PSOE enjoyed absolute majorities for decades, dominating regional politics. However, in recent years, the PP has managed to prevail, marking a significant shift in electoral preference and reflecting considerable political evolution in the autonomous community.

The Regionalist Parties of Extremadura: The Four Autonomist Candidacies Running in the December 21 Elections

Four regionalist parties from Extremadura, with an autonomist focus, are running in the December 21 elections aiming to transform the local political landscape, although polls do not predict any surprises.

A windstorm knocks down a giant replica of the Statue of Liberty

A 35-meter-tall giant replica of the Statue of Liberty was knocked down by a windstorm near a roadway where vehicles were passing.

This is How Bizum's New Digital Wallet Will Work for Payments in Stores

Bizum will launch a digital wallet for in-store payments in mid-2026, aiming to compete with platforms like Google, Apple, Visa, and Mastercard. This new format will allow users to make payments easily and securely from their mobile devices.

Melendi will tour nine Spanish cities in 2026 to present his new work, 'Pop Rock'

Melendi will start his tour on October 2 in Granada and will conclude it on December 22 in Madrid, visiting nine Spanish cities to present his new album 'Pop Rock'.

The highest-paid executives earn 111 times more than those with an average salary, according to Oxfam

Almost one-third of workers state that their income does not allow them to live with dignity. According to Oxfam, the highest-paid executives earn 111 times more than those receiving an average salary, highlighting a significant wage inequality that affects the quality of life of many employees.

This is the 'Sead 23', the first maritime drone received by the Spanish Navy, almost invisible to radar and created by a Galician company

The 'Sead 23' is the first maritime drone received by the Spanish Navy, designed by a Galician company. Its almost invisible radar signature allows it to avoid deploying personnel in high-risk situations, enhancing safety and effectiveness in maritime missions.

A father and a son, one of them investigated in 2019, the possible link to ISIS... what is known about the attack in Sydney

The attack in Sydney left 16 dead and more than 40 injured. Among those involved are a father and a son, one investigated in 2019, with possible links to ISIS. The Australian Prime Minister announced that his Government plans to tighten gun laws following the attack.

Bondi Beach terrorists had bombs and ISIS flags in the car, and police are investigating their trip to the Philippines a month earlier

The attackers were in November on the island of Mindanao, Philippines, where several groups linked to ISIS remain active, suggesting they may have received terrorist training before the attack at Bondi Beach.

The first flight of a European airline lands in Iraq after 35 years

The Greek airline Aegean completed the first European flight to Iraq in 35 years. Soon, Oman Air will start flights from Baghdad to European cities, marking a step forward in air connectivity with the Arab country.

The PP sends a message to Junts to decide to support a motion of no confidence: "If they step forward, we are willing"

Cuca Gamarra of the PP urges Junts to support a motion of no confidence, although she doubts they will do so because, according to her, Junts protects the Socialists against cases of corruption and sexual harassment. The PP is willing to move forward if Junts commits.

The Constitutional Court maintains the disqualification of Junqueras until his appeal regarding the amnesty is resolved

The Constitutional Court has decided to maintain the disqualification of Oriol Junqueras while his appeal related to the amnesty is being resolved, considering that this measure does not cause irreparable harm.

The harsh confession of John Terry, Chelsea legend: "I was on the 25th floor, a lot goes through your mind..."

John Terry, Chelsea captain in 2008, confessed the pressure he felt when taking the decisive penalty in the Champions League final, which he missed and that could have given his team the title.

Brussels will monitor high-tension areas as Spain wanted but will only inject 4% of the money needed to tackle the housing crisis

Brussels will allocate 10 billion euros in 2026 and 2027 to support the construction of 650,000 homes annually, a key factor in balancing supply and demand. However, this aid represents only 4% of the 300 billion euros needed to address the housing crisis.

Aitor Ruibal lashes out at a fan in Vallecas who told him to paint his nails: "Go ahead, homophobe"

Aitor Ruibal, Betis player, was insulted by a fan in Vallecas during a post-match interview, who told him to paint his nails. Ruibal reacted by calling the fan homophobic for his offensive comment.

Cristo Hernández, archaeologist: "I would bet my hand that there is a world of symbolism surrounding the Neanderthals"

Cristo Hernández highlights the symbolic richness of the Neanderthals, emphasizing their cultural and biological diversity. He argues that this variety refutes positions against migrations, reflecting how human history has always been marked by exchange and coexistence among different groups.

Catalonia becomes one of the regions in Europe with the "most potential" to lead its digitalization

Catalonia is making significant progress in its digital transformation and is close to meeting the European targets for 2030 in the digitalization of businesses, public services, and citizens, positioning itself as one of the European regions with the greatest potential to lead this process.

The Movistar Arena Will End 2025 as the World's Second Most Active Venue with 158 Events

The Movistar Arena will finish 2025 as the second most active venue worldwide, hosting 158 events. It will only be surpassed by Japan's Yokohama Arena, which has a larger capacity.

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

20AM offers a daily summary of key news to start the day well informed, covering topics such as politics, economy, culture, and society. Its goal is to keep readers updated with relevant and concise information, providing an overview of the most important events at both national and international levels.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget. It includes saving strategies, efficient expense management, and financial planning to maximize your income. It also suggests tools and habits that help maintain control over your finances and avoid debt, promoting a healthy and sustainable household economy.

Cinemanía: The Series and Movies You Can’t Miss

This article highlights the most recommended series and movies of the moment, offering a varied selection for all tastes. From new releases to revamped classic productions, the list includes titles you shouldn’t miss due to their quality, engaging plot, and popularity among audiences. Ideal for those looking for entertaining and fresh content on streaming platforms and in theaters.

50 Christmas recipes that never fail: easy, original, and for all tastes

This Christmas, discover 50 varied recipes including appetizers, seafood, fish, and sweets. Easy and quick dishes with a traditional touch to enjoy and surprise your guests on Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve without hassle.

The Nordic series in the style of Agatha Christie that has arrived on streaming: murders in a hotel during a snowstorm

Based on a novel by a well-known writer and former Norwegian minister, this Swedish series features a mystery in a hotel during a snowstorm where all the characters are suspects in a murder.

If you place the emergency triangles and the V16 beacon connected at the same time: Can you be fined?

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026, causing doubts among drivers, many of whom still want to use the traditional emergency triangles.

This is Casa 47: requirements, prices, and how to apply for housing in the new public affordable rental company

Casa 47 is the new public housing company based on Article 47 of the Spanish Constitution, aimed at offering affordable rentals. It provides housing under specific conditions of requirements and prices, facilitating access to housing for sectors facing difficulties. The housing application is carried out following an established process to ensure transparency and fairness.

Can I test the V16 beacon at home without alerting emergency services? The DGT responds

The DGT clarifies doubts about the V16 beacon, mandatory since January, explaining what happens after its activation. Many drivers wonder if they can test it at home without alerting emergency services, and the DGT provides answers to prevent misunderstandings and improper use of the device.

The Polish series that will chill you to the bone: the gripping thriller of an unsolved crime hidden on HBO Max

This Polish miniseries, available on HBO Max, is a hidden gem and a gripping thriller about an unsolved crime. Perfect to watch at Christmas, it offers an intense experience that keeps the viewer intrigued until the end.

Maribel Verdú: "I want to feel good at 55, but I don't want it to look like I'm 40"

Maribel Verdú shares anecdotes from her career and reveals her fashion and beauty tips. She clarifies that at 55 years old, she wants to feel good about herself without trying to appear younger than she is.

'Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning' arrives on streaming in Spain: where and when to watch the latest installment of the Tom Cruise saga

The latest installment of the 'Mission: Impossible' saga, starring Tom Cruise, is now available on a streaming platform in Spain, perfect for enjoying during Christmas.

These are all the neighborhoods in Madrid that will have a new Metro stop in 2026

The Madrid Metro is progressing with its works to expand the network and benefit more users. By 2026, several neighborhoods will have new stops, improving connectivity and facilitating access to public transport in the city.

The Secret Beneath the Sand of Western Sahara: The Reason for Morocco's Interest in the Former Spanish Colony

The desert of Western Sahara is rich in mineral resources and is suspected to have significant reserves of oil and natural gas, which explains Morocco's strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

The Civil Guard’s Trick to Know if a V16 Emergency Light is Valid or Not: “Make Sure”

The Civil Guard, from its official TikTok Spain profile, shared a key trick to verify if a V16 emergency light is valid, helping users make sure their device complies with regulations.

ALDI now also has the V-16 beacon connected to the DGT, its device to replace triangles in 2026

ALDI launches its V-16 connected beacon for €34.99, approved to notify the DGT in case of a breakdown. This device will be mandatory from 2026, replacing traditional warning triangles.

EU to strengthen carbon levy on high-emission imports, crack down on attempts to dodge it

The EU plans to enhance its carbon border adjustment mechanism to better target high-emission imports and prevent evasion. This move aims to reduce carbon leakage and encourage global emission cuts by imposing stricter controls and penalties on companies trying to bypass the levy. The revisions support the EU's climate goals under the Green Deal and reinforce its commitment to a greener economy.

Global coal demand hit record high this year but is set to decline by 2030, IEA says

Global coal demand reached a record high in 2023, driven by economic growth and energy needs. However, the International Energy Agency forecasts a decline by 2030 as renewable energy expands and climate policies tighten. This shift reflects ongoing efforts to reduce carbon emissions and transition to cleaner energy sources worldwide.

Oil rises over 1% as Trump’s Venezuela blockade stokes uncertainty

Oil prices climbed more than 1% due to heightened uncertainty following former President Trump’s blockade on Venezuela. The sanctions disrupted oil exports from the country, tightening global supply. Market concerns over potential supply shortages contributed to the price increase amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions and demand recovery efforts.

Gold prices rise, silver soars to record high over $66/oz on economic uncertainty

Gold prices increased amid ongoing economic uncertainty, while silver surged to a record high above $66 per ounce. Investors are turning to precious metals as safe-haven assets due to inflation concerns and market volatility. The price gains reflect growing demand for metals as protection against economic instability and currency fluctuations.

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Exclusive – Mexico’s Pemex awards five contracts to boost oil output, fails to draw big players, document shows

Mexico’s state oil company Pemex awarded five contracts aimed at increasing oil production but struggled to attract major international oil firms. The documents reveal the deals mostly involved smaller or local companies, highlighting challenges Pemex faces in drawing big industry players to invest in its projects despite ambitions to boost output.

Oil settles near five-year low amid ample supply, Russia-Ukraine progress

Oil prices edged near a five-year low due to ample global supply and positive developments in the Russia-Ukraine dialogue. Increased production and easing geopolitical tensions contributed to a bearish market sentiment, pressuring crude prices downward. Traders remain cautious but optimistic as supply concerns diminish and diplomatic talks show progress.

Petrobras strike hits platforms and refineries on second day, union says

A Petrobras strike affecting platforms and refineries entered its second day, disrupting production. The union reported that the work stoppage stems from disputes over wages and working conditions. Operations at several key facilities remain impacted as negotiations continue.

Brazil’s Petrobras sees no production impact as strikes kick off in oil platforms and refineries

Strikes have begun across Petrobras' oil platforms and refineries in Brazil, but the company reports no impact on production so far. Workers are protesting for better wages and working conditions. Petrobras is monitoring the situation closely and aims to maintain operational stability during the labor action.

US EPA expects to finalize biofuel rules in first quarter of 2026

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to finalize new biofuel regulations by early 2026. These rules aim to advance cleaner energy use and support climate goals by setting updated renewable fuel standards. The EPA is considering stakeholder input to balance environmental benefits with industry impacts, striving for effective policies that promote sustainable fuel adoption across the country.

Medline raises $6.26 billion in year’s largest IPO, valued at $50 billion

Medline completed its IPO, raising $6.26 billion and securing a valuation of $50 billion. This marks the largest IPO of the year, highlighting strong investor interest in the healthcare sector. The company plans to use the funds to expand operations and innovate in medical supplies and services.

IONOS Group raises 2025 EBITDA margin outlook, forecasts 2026 growth

IONOS Group has updated its financial outlook, raising its expected EBITDA margin for 2025 and projecting revenue growth in 2026. The company attributes the improved forecast to stronger operational performance and strategic initiatives driving efficiency. This positive adjustment reflects confidence in sustained business momentum and ongoing market demand for its services.

Norma Group to begin voluntary redundancy program in Germany

Norma Group announced a voluntary redundancy program in Germany aimed at optimizing its workforce. This initiative seeks to enhance operational efficiency amid changing market conditions. The company offers attractive terms to encourage voluntary departures while maintaining core business functions. The program reflects Norma Group’s commitment to adapting strategically to future challenges.

TikTok monitored Grindr activity through third-party tracker, privacy group alleges

A privacy group claims TikTok tracked users' activity on Grindr via a third-party tracker embedded in the dating app. The allegations raise concerns about user privacy and data sharing between TikTok and external services without clear consent. The involved parties have yet to comment on the claims, prompting calls for greater transparency and stricter data protection measures.

Shares meander, oil jumps on Venezuela blockade

Global shares showed mixed performance while oil prices surged due to a blockade in Venezuela disrupting oil exports. The supply concerns from the blockade fueled the jump in oil prices, impacting energy markets and investor sentiment amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Top 2 China Tech Stocks to Ride the AI Wave, According To Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley identifies two leading Chinese tech stocks poised to benefit from AI growth. The firms are highlighted for their innovation, strong market position, and potential to capitalize on rising AI adoption. Investors are advised to watch these stocks as AI technology reshapes the tech landscape in China.

Sanofi’s efdoralprin alfa receives EU orphan designation for rare lung disease

Sanofi’s efdoralprin alfa has been granted orphan drug designation by the EU for treating a rare lung condition. This status supports the development of the therapy by providing benefits like market exclusivity and regulatory assistance, aiming to address unmet medical needs in patients affected by this serious disease.

Taiwan stocks lower at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted down 1.17%

Taiwan stocks closed lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index dropping 1.17%. Market activity reflected investor caution amid global economic uncertainties and fluctuating tech sector performance. Key sectors saw mixed results as traders weighed external influences and domestic economic data.

Australia stocks lower at close of trade; S&P/ASX 200 down 0.16%

Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index fell 0.16% by the close, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid mixed economic signals. Key sectors showed varied performance, with some declines offset by gains in defensive stocks. Market participants remain watchful of global economic developments and domestic policy updates influencing market direction.

Chinese robotaxi stocks rise as Tesla boosts sentiment

Chinese robotaxi stocks surged following Tesla's positive moves in the autonomous driving sector, boosting investor confidence. Tesla's advancements have heightened optimism about the future of robotaxi technology in China, leading to increased market interest and stock gains among key Chinese players in the industry.

Singapore's November exports rise 11.6% year-on-year, stronger than expected

Singapore's exports grew 11.6% year-on-year in November, surpassing expectations. The increase was driven by electronics and pharmaceutical shipments, signaling strong trade momentum despite global economic uncertainties. This growth supports Singapore's outlook for a stable economic recovery.

Japan trade balance rises sharply in Nov on export strength; imports lag

Japan's trade surplus rose significantly in November, driven by strong export growth amid weaker import demand. Exports increased substantially, supported by global demand for tech products, while imports declined due to lower energy prices. This combination led to a wider trade surplus, signaling positive momentum in Japan's trade sector despite ongoing economic uncertainties.

White House preparing order that could limit military contractor compensation, Punchbowl reports

The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order aimed at limiting compensation for military contractors. This move seeks to address concerns over high pay packages and ensure more prudent use of taxpayer funds in defense contracting. Details about the specific limits or implementation timeline have not yet been disclosed.

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Trump's approval rating slips to 39%, economy weighs, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds

Former President Trump's approval rating has dropped to 39% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll, reflecting growing concerns over the economy. The survey indicates that economic issues are significantly affecting public perception, contributing to the decline in support.

JD Vance asks for patience in Pennsylvania on US cost of living

JD Vance urged Pennsylvanians to be patient as the US tackles rising living costs. He emphasized ongoing efforts to address inflation and improve economic conditions, asking residents to trust the process while policies take effect to ease financial pressures.

US business inventories increase slightly more than expected in September

US business inventories rose by 0.5% in September, surpassing economists' forecasts of a 0.4% increase. This signals a modest inventory build-up amid steady consumer demand. The data suggests businesses are gradually replenishing stock levels, contributing to economic stability without indicating significant inflationary pressure.

U.S. business activity growth hits 6-month low in December

U.S. business activity expanded at its slowest pace in six months in December, signaling a cooling economy. Manufacturing and services sectors showed reduced growth due to supply chain disruptions and easing demand. Analysts suggest the slowdown may influence Federal Reserve policy on interest rates in the coming months.

US business inventories rise, surpassing forecast and previous figures

US business inventories increased more than expected in the latest report, exceeding both forecasts and previous figures. This rise indicates stronger stockpiling by companies, reflecting optimism about future demand despite ongoing economic uncertainties. The data suggests businesses are preparing for increased sales, which could impact inflation and supply chain dynamics moving forward.

U.S. business activity grows at weakest rate since June - S&P Global

U.S. business activity expanded in July at its slowest pace since June, according to S&P Global. Growth was hampered by weak demand and ongoing economic uncertainties, signaling a cautious outlook for the coming months. Despite challenges, the sector still showed overall expansion, but momentum has clearly slowed compared to earlier in the year.

Dollar drifts near 2-1/2-month lows as labour data leaves rate path uncertain

The US dollar hovered near a 2-1/2-month low after recent labor data provided mixed signals on the economy’s strength. While job growth remained steady, wage gains moderated, creating uncertainty about the Federal Reserve's next interest rate moves. Investors await clearer guidance on monetary policy, balancing concerns over inflation against signs of slowing economic momentum.

South Korea central bank sees upside inflation risk with a weaker won

South Korea's central bank warned that a weaker won could increase inflation risks, potentially complicating monetary policy. The bank highlighted concerns over imported goods becoming more expensive, which may add upward pressure on prices amidst a fragile global economic environment. Authorities indicated readiness to adjust policies to maintain price stability while supporting economic growth.

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Morning Bid: UK inflation final hurdle before BoE verdict

UK inflation data now stands as the last key factor before the Bank of England's interest rate decision. Analysts anticipate that the inflation figures will heavily influence the BoE's move, with markets closely monitoring whether rates will rise or hold steady. The data's outcome is crucial for assessing economic stability and guiding monetary policy amid ongoing economic challenges.

RBI governor sees rates staying low for ‘long period’ amid Goldilocks growth: FT

RBI Governor highlighted expectations for interest rates to remain low for an extended period, supported by stable economic growth described as "Goldilocks" – neither too hot nor too cold. This outlook reflects confidence in balanced inflation and steady expansion, signaling a favorable environment for continued monetary accommodation.

Singapore MAS survey shows economists raising 2025 growth forecast

A recent Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) survey reveals that economists have increased their growth forecasts for Singapore's economy in 2025. The improved outlook reflects expectations of stronger domestic demand and global economic recovery, signaling optimism about the country's economic prospects in the coming year.

RBA no longer expected to cut interest rates in 2026 - Westpac

Westpac now forecasts that the Reserve Bank of Australia will not cut interest rates in 2026 as previously anticipated. The bank cites ongoing economic resilience and persistent inflation pressures, suggesting that rates will remain steady rather than easing next year. This marks a shift in expectations, reflecting changing economic conditions and central bank outlook.

Sydney mourners remember slain rabbi at Bondi Beach funeral

Sydney’s Jewish community gathered at Bondi Beach to mourn Rabbi Levi Weil, tragically slain last week. The funeral drew hundreds who paid respects, highlighting his impactful role as a spiritual leader. Attendees expressed grief and solidarity, emphasizing the loss felt across the community. Authorities continue investigating the incident.

Japan’s exports to US post first rebound in 8 months as tariff pain eases

Japan’s exports to the US rose for the first time in eight months in May, marking a recovery from previous declines caused by tariffs and supply chain issues. The easing of trade tensions and improving demand in the US helped boost shipments, highlighting a positive shift in bilateral trade relations. This rebound offers hope for sustained growth amid ongoing global economic uncertainties.

Australia government forced to lift inflation forecast, keeps spending plans intact

The Australian government has raised its inflation forecast amid ongoing economic pressures but decided to maintain its current spending plans. Despite higher inflation predictions, officials remain committed to previously outlined fiscal policies, aiming to balance economic growth with manageable debt levels. This move reflects caution in adjusting budgets while monitoring inflation trends closely.

SaucerSwap Unveils Redesigned Platform and New Brand Identity for Hedera DeFi

SaucerSwap has launched a redesigned platform and introduced a new brand identity to enhance user experience within the Hedera DeFi ecosystem. The update aims to improve functionality, accessibility, and foster adoption, positioning SaucerSwap as a leading decentralized exchange on the Hedera network.

Bybit Recognized by BeInCrypto 100 Awards as Best CEX and Among the Best Exchanges in LATAM

Bybit has been honored by the BeInCrypto 100 Awards as the Best Centralized Exchange (CEX) and recognized among the top exchanges in Latin America (LATAM), highlighting its growing influence and strong presence in the region's crypto market.

Bank of Canada outlines stablecoin regulations for 2026

The Bank of Canada announced plans to implement regulations for stablecoins by 2026 to enhance financial stability and consumer protection. These rules will focus on transparency, risk management, and operational standards to integrate stablecoins safely into the Canadian financial system amid their growing use. The measures aim to foster innovation while minimizing systemic risks associated with digital currencies.

Kraken lists $KULA to advance Global impact investing

Kraken has listed the $KULA token to promote global impact investing. This initiative aims to support projects focused on social and environmental benefits, enabling investors to contribute to positive change while potentially earning returns. The listing enhances accessibility and visibility for $KULA, fostering broader participation in impact-driven finance worldwide.

Bitcoin price today: dips to $87k as risk remains frail after payrolls data

Bitcoin's price fell to $87,000 following weak payrolls data, highlighting persistent market risk concerns. Investors remain cautious amid uncertain economic indicators, leading to reduced appetite for risk assets like cryptocurrency. The dip reflects doubts about near-term growth and potential impacts on monetary policy.

Visa launches USDC stablecoin settlement for US financial institutions

Visa has introduced a new service enabling US financial institutions to settle transactions using the USDC stablecoin. This move aims to enhance payment efficiency and offer faster, transparent settlement options. The initiative reflects Visa’s commitment to integrating blockchain technology into traditional finance, providing institutions a seamless way to leverage digital currencies for transactions.

Masters of Trivia ($MOT) Awarded HundrED Global Collection 2026 Selection After CoinMarketCap Listing

Masters of Trivia ($MOT) has been recognized in the HundrED Global Collection 2026 following its recent listing on CoinMarketCap. This accolade highlights $MOT’s innovative approach and growing influence in the crypto and trivia spaces, positioning it as a notable project set to impact global digital engagement and education.

Aster Launches Shield Mode, a Protected High-Performance Trading Mode for On-Chain Traders

Aster has introduced Shield Mode, a new high-performance trading feature designed for on-chain traders. This mode provides enhanced protection by mitigating risks such as front-running and sandwich attacks, ensuring a safer trading environment. Shield Mode aims to combine speed with security, addressing key challenges faced by decentralized exchange users and improving overall transaction integrity.

Bitcoin price today: subdued below $89k amid risk-off mood; key US data awaited

Bitcoin remains below $89,000 as cautious market sentiment prevails ahead of crucial US economic data releases. Investors are adopting a risk-off stance, awaiting indicators that could influence crypto and traditional markets. The subdued price action reflects uncertainty amid upcoming reports expected to impact market direction.

Geode Lists GEODE Coin on BitMart.com as Part of Ongoing Decentralized Infrastructure Expansion

Geode has announced the listing of its GEODE coin on BitMart.com, enhancing accessibility and liquidity. This move supports Geode's broader strategy to expand its decentralized infrastructure and drive adoption by integrating with leading crypto exchanges. The listing aims to attract more users and investors, fostering growth and strengthening the ecosystem.

Sampo buys back 259,877 shares as part of €150 million program

Sampo has repurchased 259,877 of its own shares as part of its €150 million share buyback program. This action supports the company’s strategy to increase shareholder value and optimize its capital structure. The buyback program is ongoing and demonstrates Sampo's dedication to prudent financial management in the current market environment.

Kodiak Sciences prices upsized public offering at $160 million

Kodiak Sciences has priced an upsized public offering of common stock, raising $160 million. The company plans to use the proceeds to advance its pipeline of eye disease treatments and for general corporate purposes. The offering reflects strong investor demand amid growing interest in biotech firms focusing on ophthalmology.

Vireo Growth to acquire PharmaCann's Colorado retail assets for $49 million

Vireo Growth is set to acquire PharmaCann's Colorado retail assets for $49 million. This acquisition expands Vireo’s presence in the state's cannabis market, adding key dispensaries and cultivation facilities. The deal aims to strengthen Vireo's competitive position and support its growth strategy within Colorado’s regulated cannabis industry.

Immunome prices public offering of common stock at $21.50 per share

Immunome announced the pricing of its public offering of common stock at $21.50 per share. The company aims to raise capital to support its ongoing research and development efforts. The proceeds will be used to advance Immunome’s pipeline and strengthen its financial position. The offering reflects investor confidence in Immunome’s innovative approach to immunotherapy.

Cathie Wood's ARK Stock Trades Highlight Bullish Buys and Ibotta Sales

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest recently made notable stock moves, including bullish purchases in select tech companies while divesting from Ibotta. These trades reflect ARK’s strategic shifts amid market fluctuations, aiming to capitalize on growth opportunities while managing portfolio risk. The activity highlights Wood's continued focus on innovation-driven investments despite broader economic uncertainties.

Mirasol Resources closes $3 million private placement financing

Mirasol Resources successfully closed a $3 million private placement to fund exploration activities. The financing will support ongoing and new projects, enhancing the company’s resource development efforts. Funds raised aim to accelerate exploration and drilling programs, positioning Mirasol for potential growth and increased shareholder value.

Marksmen Energy appoints oil industry veteran Greg Busby to board

Marksmen Energy has appointed Greg Busby, an experienced oil industry executive, to its board of directors. Busby brings decades of expertise in exploration and production, expected to strengthen the company's strategic growth and operational capabilities in the energy sector.

Grindr expands credit facility to $600 million, extends maturity

Grindr has increased its credit facility to $600 million and extended its maturity date. This move strengthens the company’s financial flexibility, enabling further growth and operational stability amid a competitive market environment.

NerdWallet expands share repurchase program by $50 million

NerdWallet has increased its share repurchase program by an additional $50 million, enhancing its commitment to returning value to shareholders. This expansion reflects the company's confidence in its financial position and ongoing growth prospects. The buyback aims to optimize capital structure and support stock price stability.

ZIM reaches agreement with shareholder group on board composition

ZIM Integrated Shipping Services has reached an agreement with a group of shareholders regarding the composition of its board. The deal outlines changes in board membership to enhance governance and strengthen shareholder representation, aiming to support the company's strategic goals and growth initiatives.