News Summary - 12/21/2025

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Australian PM announces intelligence review as country mourns Bondi attack

Australian PM Albanese announced a review of the nation's intelligence capabilities following the Bondi attack. He emphasized the need for Australia to adapt and respond effectively to the rapidly evolving security landscape, underscoring the government's commitment to national safety amid growing threats.

Gunmen kill nine in South Africa tavern attack

A shooting at a township tavern near Johannesburg left nine people dead and 10 injured. Police have launched a manhunt for the gunmen involved in the attack.

US seizes second oil tanker off Venezuela's coast

Following President Donald Trump's order to block sanctioned oil tankers, the US has seized a second oil tanker near Venezuela's coast to enforce the restrictions.

How Israel's grassroots hostage families group became a powerful international force

As only one hostage remains in Gaza, Israel's grassroots hostage families group reflects on its significant impact. The forum has grown into a powerful force, influencing public opinion and international advocacy efforts to support hostage families and press for their release.

Survivors 'nervous and skeptical' about release of remaining Epstein files

US lawmakers advocating for the Epstein files' release have condemned the initial batch as incomplete, expressing concerns that vital information remains undisclosed, fueling nervousness and skepticism among survivors about full transparency.

India express train kills seven elephants crossing tracks

Early Saturday in Assam, northeast India, a speeding express train collided with a herd of elephants crossing the railway tracks, resulting in the deaths of seven elephants, local officials reported.

Imran Khan and wife given further jail terms after state gift fraud case

Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife have been handed additional jail sentences in a state gift fraud case. Khan, who is already in prison, plans to appeal the verdict.

Engineer becomes first wheelchair user to go to space

Michaela Benthaus, an engineer and wheelchair user, described her 10-minute Blue Origin flight as "the coolest experience," making her the first person in a wheelchair to travel to space.

US carries out 'massive' strike against IS in Syria

The US launched strikes against dozens of Islamic State targets in Syria as retaliation for last week's deadly attack on American forces. The operation aimed to weaken IS capabilities and prevent further threats to US personnel in the region.

Who and What Are in the Epstein Files?

The long-awaited Epstein files reveal the involvement of high-profile figures such as Bill Clinton and Michael Jackson, highlighting their connections within the controversial case.

Putin vows no more wars if West treats Russia with respect

During a TV marathon, Russia's leader denied any plans to attack Europe, calling such claims "nonsense," and stated that Russia would avoid future wars if the West treated it with respect.

Knife attacker kills three after smoke bombing Taiwan metro

A suspect started a deadly attack at Taipei's main metro station, using a smoke bomb before stabbing victims. He then moved to a nearby station, where he continued the assault, resulting in three deaths. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Palestinians tell BBC they were sexually abused in Israeli prisons

Two Palestinian men have told the BBC they were sexually abused while held in Israeli prisons, echoing previous reports of prisoner mistreatment that Israel denies.

This billionaire tested China's limits. It cost him his freedom

Lai, who faces life imprisonment, expressed deep gratitude to Hong Kong, a city he credited with giving him "everything," even as his actions challenged China's authority.

Neither Russia nor France: One West African country walks a diplomatic tightrope

While West African countries often align with either France or Russia, Togo is seeking to maintain strong diplomatic relations with both, navigating a careful balance between the two powers.

Steve Rosenberg: Was Putin's response to my question about war in Europe an olive branch?

In an interview, Putin dismissed allegations of planned attacks on Europe as "rubbish," suggesting these claims lack basis. This response may indicate a softer stance amid rising tensions.

Make Korea Great Again: The Right-Wing Group Wooing Disenchanted Youth

Disgraced president Yoon Suk Yeol is emerging as a symbol for anti-government feelings among disenchanted youth, as a right-wing group capitalizes on this sentiment to gain influence and promote their agenda.

'Very cool': The 70s Afro-rock genre enjoying a surprising rebirth

Zamrock, a 1970s Afro-rock genre from Zambia that sparked a musical revolution, is experiencing a revival today. Contemporary artists are embracing and revitalizing the style, drawing attention to its unique sound and cultural significance.

Kebabs, biryani and much more: Indian city on UNESCO culinary list

Lucknow has been officially recognized by UNESCO for its rich culinary heritage, joining a prestigious global list of cities celebrated for their exceptional food culture, including famous dishes like kebabs and biryani.

Australia was seen as a world leader in gun control - Bondi has exposed a more complicated reality

Australia implemented strict gun laws after the 1996 Port Arthur massacre, gaining global praise. However, recent events in Bondi highlight ongoing challenges, sparking calls for even tighter regulations to address current gun-related issues.

Watch: Images, cassettes and high-profile figures from Epstein files

Recently released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein include photos of his properties, audio recordings, and redacted files. These materials shed light on the extent of his network and activities prior to his death.

Putin tells BBC Western leaders deceived Russia

In an interview with BBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg, Vladimir Putin expressed that Western leaders had deceived Russia, reflecting his stance on international relations. He also discussed his vision and plans for Russia's future amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Ros Atkins on… The alleged links between the UAE and Sudan's civil war

BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins explores claims that the UAE is connected to Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) amid ongoing civil conflict. The report highlights international attempts to halt the violence and investigates the nature of the UAE’s involvement in the war.

What does TikTok's deal mean for America's users?

The BBC's Asia business correspondent highlights uncertainty around the user experience for TikTok's American audience following recent deals, with details yet to be clarified.

Surfers and swimmers pay tribute to victims of Bondi shooting

Hundreds of surfers and swimmers gathered at Bondi Beach to paddle out in tribute to the victims of Sunday’s shooting, honoring those affected by the tragic attack.

United States intercepts another tanker near Venezuela amid Trump's war threat

Under Donald Trump's administration, the United States seized another sanctioned tanker near Venezuela after confiscating a similar vessel and the crude oil it was carrying last week, amid escalating tensions and war threats.

Trump says he does not rule out a war with Venezuela: "Maduro knows what I want"

The United States is increasing pressure on Nicolás Maduro's government, accused of leading the Cartel of the Suns, a claim that Caracas rejects. Trump warns that he does not rule out a war with Venezuela and states that Maduro knows his intentions.

This is How the Candidates for the Extremadura Elections Spent the Reflection Day

The candidates for the Extremadura elections have spent the reflection day engaging in various activities, including harvesting olives and making a floral offering to the Virgin of the Mountain.

A total of 122 out of 124 voters whose ballots were stolen have already voted again in Extremadura

The box with mail-in ballots was found empty and with scattered ballots. Of the 124 affected voters in Extremadura, 122 have already cast their votes again after the theft.

Real Madrid beats Sevilla and closes 2025 with doubts, but with a record-breaking Mbappé

Real Madrid defeated Sevilla in their last match of 2025 at the Bernabéu. Mbappé scored a goal that ties him with Cristiano Ronaldo in a historic record, although the team ends the year with some doubts about their performance.

Kylian Mbappé imitates Cristiano Ronaldo: matches his record of 59 goals scored in a calendar year

Kylian Mbappé matched Cristiano Ronaldo's record by scoring 59 goals in a calendar year with Real Madrid, achieving his 59th goal against Sevilla.

A polar air mass will drop the snow level in the coming hours: snowfalls at 500 meters

Aemet forecasts frost or temperatures close to 0 ºC in up to 14 provinces, accompanied by a significant drop in the snow level, which could be around 500 meters in the coming hours.

Toni Nadal reveals that Rafa did not pay him for being his coach: "He said, 'For what my uncle earns, let him continue'"

Toni Nadal revealed that Rafa Nadal did not pay him for being his coach, as Rafa considered Toni's salary as an uncle to be sufficient and preferred that he continue without getting paid.

New Photos from the Epstein Files: From Michael Jackson to Mick Jagger and Bill Clinton

The Department of Justice launched the 'Epstein Library' on its website, where court records and documents related to the Epstein case are published, including images and details of figures such as Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, and Bill Clinton.

Bill Clinton defends himself after the latest photos from Epstein's files: "This matter is not about me"

Bill Clinton states that the large number of photos of him in the recent documents related to Epstein is a strategy by Trump to divert attention and assures that he has no connection to the matter.

The Trump Administration Publishes a New Batch of Files on the Epstein Case This Saturday

New documents released include filings used by the federal prosecution before the grand jury to formally charge Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

How to Claim a Shared Winning Ticket from the Christmas Lottery

The Treasury automatically withholds 20% on the portion of the prize that exceeds the exempt 40,000 euros per winning ticket, thus affecting the net amount to be received in shared prizes from the Christmas Lottery.

Civil Protection issues an Es Alert for torrential rains in the province of Barcelona

Catalonia has activated the Inuncat plan starting this Friday due to the forecast of heavy rains over the weekend, and Civil Protection has issued an Es Alert to warn about possible torrential rains in the province of Barcelona.

Blas Cantó reappears after the accident that left him in a wheelchair: "I've been writing Christmas songs since August"

Blas Cantó returns with enthusiasm after his accident that left him in a wheelchair. Since August, he has been writing Christmas songs, showing his excitement for this new professional stage.

The pilot Juan Cruz Yacopini in critical condition after suffering a serious accident

The pilot Juan Cruz Yacopini, 26 years old, is in critical condition after an accident while boating. He entered a shallow area and suffered a severe head injury.

Roberto Leal, about his Christmas traditions: "We never eat the grapes all at once"

Roberto Leal, host of Pasapalabra, shares details about his Christmas traditions, revealing that in his family they never eat the grapes all together at the same time, showing a special and different family celebration.

The Prediction of the Bulgarian Nostradamus for 2026: Humanity Will Face a New and Mysterious Civilization

Baba Vanga, known as the Bulgarian Nostradamus, predicted events such as the Chernobyl disaster, 9/11, the 2004 tsunami, and the death of Lady Di. According to her followers, for 2026 she anticipates that humanity will face a new and mysterious civilization.

A demonstration marches through downtown Valencia to demand the "right to housing": "The price is unaffordable"

A demonstration in Valencia denounces that access to housing is a nationwide problem due to unreachable prices. The participants call on all administrations to collaborate to guarantee the right to decent housing.

Pilar Alegría says she accepts a face-to-face debate with Jorge Azcón

Pilar Alegría, current Minister of Education and Government spokesperson, announced her candidacy to preside over the Government of Aragón and accepted a face-to-face debate with Jorge Azcón.

The Left Explores a Unique List for the Aragon Elections Despite Chunta's Doubts and Podemos' Veto of Sumar

The left in Aragon is considering forming a unified list for the upcoming elections, although it faces reluctance from Chunta and Podemos' rejection of including Sumar, complicating negotiations for a joint candidacy.

Seven Elephants Die and One is Injured After a Train Collides with a Herd

A train with a locomotive and five cars derailed after colliding with a herd of elephants, causing the death of seven animals and leaving one injured. No casualties or injuries were reported among the passengers.

The Year No One Won the Gordo: The Only Time in History When the First Prize of the Christmas Lottery Was Not Awarded

In more than 200 years of history of the Christmas Lottery, only once did no one win the first prize, known as "El Gordo."

Lucía Jiménez, President of the Canary Islands Association of Terrorism Victims, Dies Suddenly

Lucía Jiménez, president of the Canary Islands Association of Terrorism Victims, passed away suddenly. Throughout her career, she worked to raise awareness of the 281 victims of attacks attributed to the Polisario Front, including her father.

French police kill an individual armed with a knife in Corsica

A man armed with a knife threatened to attack pedestrians and customers at a bar terrace in Corsica. The French police intervened and killed him to neutralize the threat.

The EU commits in a letter to Lula to sign the agreement with Mercosur in January

The European Union, through a letter signed by Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa, committed to President Lula to sign the agreement with Mercosur in January, according to a statement released by the Brazilian Presidency during the opening of the Mercosur Summit.

The Dark (and Somewhat Clumsy) Side of the Legion of Humanoids in the Purest 'I, Robot' Style That China Will Deploy at Its Border

Experts point out that, although the humanoids deployed by China at the border are impressive to look at, they have significant functional limitations. They believe that the use of these robots might be more of a marketing experiment than a practical solution, reflecting a more commercial than strategic approach in their implementation.

Álex Roca, marathon runner with a 76% disability: "The most important thing for me is not to run or reach the finish line, but to break down prejudices"

Álex Roca, with a 76% disability, became the first person in 2023 to complete a marathon. For him, the essential thing is not just to run or finish the race, but to challenge and break down prejudices about the abilities of people with disabilities.

Police Investigate the Death of a 21-Year-Old Young Man in a Student Residence in Zaragoza

The body of a 21-year-old young man was found in the bathroom of his room in a student residence in Zaragoza by his father, who went upstairs after noticing his delay. The police have launched an investigation to clarify the causes of the death.

Four winners of La Primitiva win 55,000 euros each and the jackpot rises to 64.5 million

In the La Primitiva draw on December 20, 2025, there were no winners in the special or first category. Four participants won 55,000 euros each. The jackpot for the next draw on December 22 reaches 64.5 million euros.

Jesús Alañá, Legendary Cycling Journalist, Dies at 69

Jesús Alañá, renowned cycling commentator, announcer, and expert for the COPE network, has passed away at the age of 69 after a life devoted to the sport.

The Scientific Bet on a Smoke-Free World

Maribel Biezma from Philip Morris Spain details the transition towards smoke-free products, designed as less harmful alternatives to traditional cigarettes, focusing on harm reduction through scientific innovation.

How to Face Grief During the Holidays

Losing a loved one makes holiday celebrations painful. Having psychological support can ease the grieving process and help cope with these difficult times.

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

Chris Martin made an ironic comment about the scandal on the 'kisscam' where Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners.

Óscar Puente announces the toll removal on another Spanish highway

Óscar Puente, Minister of Transport, announced on Twitter the elimination of the toll on a heavily trafficked highway in the Valencian Community, thereby facilitating access and mobility in the region.

The lie about 'Home Alone': what they don't tell you about the McCallister mansion

The iconic movie "Home Alone" marked the generation of the eighties, but many are unaware of real details about the McCallister mansion that differ from the image presented in the film.

Noemí Galera reflects on 'OT 2025': "Living with them has been very easy"

Noemí Galera, director of the Academy, reflects on the 'OT 2025' edition, highlighting how easy it was to live with the contestants and their good connection with the audience during the show.

Tatiana Radziwill Dies, Cousin and Close Confidante of Queen Sofía

Tatiana Radziwill, cousin and confidante of Queen Sofía, passed away at the age of 86. She was the daughter of Princess Eugenie of Greece and, after suffering a stroke a few years ago, had to use a wheelchair.

Isabel Pantoja Reappears to Wish Merry Christmas: "This is for the People I Love"

Isabel Pantoja has returned to social media to wish her fans a Merry Christmas, sharing a heartfelt video message dedicated to the people she loves.

The Surprise of Hotel Workers Upon Discovering the Horrible Condition of an 'eSports' Player's Room

The cleaning team took three days to clean the room of an 'eSports' player due to the large amount of accumulated trash. Additionally, renovations will be necessary before the room can be used again.

Mercadona extends its employees' vacation by one more week and includes an extra pay in 2026

Mercadona will benefit 110,000 employees in Spain and Portugal with an additional week of vacation and an extra pay, measures that will take effect in 2026.

Sigourney Weaver ('Avatar: The Way of Water'): "I'm not very religious, but I feel a connection to the divine"

Sigourney Weaver returns to James Cameron's saga in "Avatar: The Way of Water" playing Kiri, the teenage Na'vi introduced in "Avatar: The Sense of Water." The actress shares that, although she is not very religious, she feels a strong connection to the divine.

Paris Hilton Sets the TikTok Awards on Fire with the Most Explosive Look to Become the 'Muse of the Year'

Paris Hilton captivated at the TikTok Awards in Los Angeles with a sparkling mini dress adorned with flames and a cabaret style, earning the title of 'Muse of the Year'.

Why Do We Wake Up from a Nap Craving Sweets? A Nutritionist Explains the Causes

Álex Sempere Jover, a nutritionist, explains that what we eat before a nap influences how we wake up. Consuming sugars or carbohydrates can cause sweet cravings upon waking due to a rapid drop in blood glucose after resting. Choosing balanced foods before sleeping helps avoid these cravings and maintain stable energy.

The Latest Plan to Protect Minors from Pornography: Default Blocking of Sexual Images on iOS and Android

The United Kingdom proposes that Apple and Google implement default blocks on sexual images on iOS and Android to protect minors from exposure to pornography.

It Looks Like Venice but It's in France: The Spectacular Gardens of Amiens Spread Over 300 Hectares of Former Swamps

Located two hours from Paris, the gardens of Amiens cover 300 hectares of former swamps and offer a stunning landscape reminiscent of Venice, captivating all visitors with their museum-like beauty.

The food that has collapsed the supermarkets: "A crisis of unprecedented scale"

Cauliflower has become a product that has generated an unprecedented crisis in supermarkets, collapsing the supply chain and affecting availability for consumers.

The doubt many drivers have about V16 beacons: what does "invalid certification date" mean?

The General Directorate of Traffic clarifies on its official website doubts about V16 beacons, highlighting that the "invalid certification date" indicates that the device does not meet current standards, so it is neither safe nor legal to use it as an emergency signal on the road.

Leonor flies solo for the first time: the princess pilots an Air Force plane for the first time

Princess Leonor has completed her first solo flight with an Air Force plane, after rigorous training at the General Air Academy of San Javier, reaching the stage known as 'solo flight'.

US Launches "Massive Attack" Against Islamic State in Syria in Retaliation for the Death of Three Americans

The head of the Pentagon stated that the operation against the Islamic State in Syria is revenge for the death of three Americans and clarified that it does not mark the beginning of a war.

Belarra assures that Podemos' distance from the Government is growing: "It is at the limit and politically dead"

Irene Montero Belarra states that the gap between Podemos and the Government is widening and that the situation will not be resolved through meetings or statements, but through the political action of the left.

Brittney Thompson, Flight Attendant: "If You Fly with Children, You Should Bring This Item Onboard"

Many airlines allow bringing car seats onboard, which makes the safety and comfort of children during the flight easier.

A Bonoloto Winner Takes Home 176,000 Euros and the Jackpot Rises to 3.2 Million

In the Bonoloto draw on December 20, 2025, there was no first-category winner, so the jackpot for the next draw on December 21 increases to 3.2 million euros. One winner secured a prize of 176,000 euros in another category.

An archaeological find reveals what was cultivated in Aragón 4,500 years ago

At the Moncín site, in the Muela de Borja, grape seeds dated around 2,500 B.C. were found, evidencing grape cultivation in Aragón 4,500 years ago.

F1 reveals more details about the new cars and explains what the races will be like in 2026

F1 will introduce a new technical regulation in 2026 that will bring major changes to the cars and the races, including overtaking modes, boost, energy recovery, and active aerodynamics to improve competition and strategy on track.

The mistake you must avoid with your Christmas shopping to prevent your debts from skyrocketing

In times of inflation and installment purchases, it is crucial to review subscriptions, small expenses, and credit use to avoid high debts, shifting from a spending culture to a saving one.

Is It Worth Paying Off the Mortgage If You Win the Christmas Lottery This Year? This Is What the Experts Say

HelpMyCash advises pausing and saving the Christmas lottery prize before making hasty decisions like paying off the mortgage. Experts suggest calmly evaluating the best way to use this money, taking into account your personal financial situation.

How Much It Costs and What’s Included in the New Around-the-World Cruise That Will Depart from Spain and Visit 29 Countries

A new cruise will depart from Spain to visit 29 countries, making stops at destinations such as Cozumel, Easter Island, Bali, Singapore, Dubai, and Alexandria, offering a unique around-the-world experience.

Sea Bass in a Potato Crust, a Recipe from a 3 Michelin Star Chef to Impress at Christmas

Karlos Arguiñano shares the recipe for sea bass in a potato crust created by Pedro Subijana, a chef with 3 Michelin Stars, perfect to impress at the Christmas dinner.

The Christmas Market to Get Lost in in the South of France That Captivates the Catalans

Le Barcarès' Village Noël reopens with more space and new attractions, aiming to surpass last year's nearly one million visitors, establishing itself as a favorite destination for Catalans during Christmas.

The DGT Clarifies: Can You Be Fined for Wearing Reindeer Antlers on Your Car as Christmas Decoration?

The DGT clarifies that wearing reindeer antlers as Christmas decoration on the car is neither prohibited nor punishable, as long as it does not affect visibility, safety, or the proper identification of the vehicle. Decorations must be securely placed and not interfere with driving or road signaling.

Things You Should Do During the Christmas Holidays to Avoid Starting 2026 Off on the Wrong Foot

The Christmas holidays bring celebrations and changes in routine that can affect the start of the year. To begin 2026 with energy, it is recommended to follow advice that helps maintain a balance between meals, rest, and family gatherings throughout December.

This is how you can send a letter to the Three Wise Men and Santa Claus online with the official Correos service

Correos offers a free online service for children to write and customize their letters to the Three Wise Men and Santa Claus, making official and easy digital sending possible.

The story of the Portuguese man who killed two students at Brown and then 'hunted' a colleague from MIT

A man opened fire at Brown University, killing two students, although his main target was a specific professor. He then continued his pursuit by targeting a colleague from MIT, unleashing a series of tragic events linked to personal and professional conflicts.

Concern Among Fans Over James Van Der Beek's ('Dawson's Creek') Extreme Thinness in His Fight Against Cancer

James Van Der Beek clarified that his extreme thinness is due to a stomach virus, not cancer, to reassure his followers worried about his health.

The Galician PP’s Christmas Greeting, with Rueda at the Stove: Cameos by Feijóo and Rajoy and References to Sánchez and Ábalos

The Galician PP’s Christmas greeting features Rueda cooking, with appearances by Feijóo and Rajoy. There are humorous references to the “Peugeot gang,” the “chistorras” (a type of sausage), and the blackout, along with mentions of Sánchez and Ábalos.

Test your eyesight and find the five differences in Madrid's most famous Christmas market

Challenge your visual sharpness by finding five differences in an image of the popular Christmas market at Plaza Mayor in Madrid, an iconic event during the festive season.

The Mental Price of Being an Emergency Worker: "All You Hear Are Screams Everywhere"

Emergency workers face high levels of stress and emotional exhaustion due to long shifts and constant exposure to traumatic situations such as fires and rescues, severely affecting their mental health.

The plague of mental health-related sick leaves that keeps growing: "On the way to work, I had an anxiety attack on the bus"

In five years, sick leaves due to mental health problems in Spain have increased by 52%, generating an economic cost of 81 billion euros, reflecting a growing crisis that affects both workers and the national economy.

Antonio Basanta, collector of 4,000 Christmas nativity scenes: "We went from storing them in the basement to keeping them in an industrial warehouse"

Antonio Basanta, a passionate resident of Madrid, owns a collection of 4,000 handcrafted nativity scenes from around the world. Three of his Christmas nativity sets are on display this season in Arganzuela, Retiro, and Hortaleza. His collection grew so much that he went from storing them in a basement to keeping them in an industrial warehouse.

"Listen to Our Voice," the Resistance of Afghan Women

The exclusion of Afghan women should not be accepted or normalized. Their resistance aims to raise awareness of this injustice and demand basic rights amid an oppressive context.

Personal Money for Ukraine

The EU proposes a loan of 90 billion euros to support Ukraine. Additionally, it is proposed to increase this amount and promote European solidarity by allowing each citizen to contribute with voluntary donations.

The Little Institutional Fool

The term "little institutional fool" refers to those who view people, animals, or things from a rigid and bureaucratic perspective, labeling them as institutional. This adjective acts like an umbrella or shield that encompasses and limits, becoming an administrative symbol such as a payroll or a passport.

The Skin of the Russian Bear

The author criticizes Russia's dependence on Western components to manufacture missiles, describing it as unacceptable and suggesting that this situation should not be resigned to.

The coalition crisis deepens after a meeting without progress that does not resolve the clash over the rise of Vox

Sánchez urges the coalition parties to focus on their common ground and warns that the PP is responsible for Vox's growth. Sumar criticizes the PP's "inertia," stating that this strengthens the right wing, while the meeting continues without resolving the internal tensions.

Paola Olmedo reveals why she has not signed the divorce with José María Almoguera

Paola Olmedo spoke on ¡De viernes! one week after the interview of her ex-husband José María Almoguera, explaining the reasons why she has not yet signed the divorce.

Seven Situations in Which We Unintentionally Confuse Our Dogs

Looking away, with the head turned and chin raised, signals to dogs that we are not available and does not create tension. This gesture is an unconscious way in which we can confuse our dogs when communicating our state.

Èric Montes, former Barça youth player, retires at 27 due to mental health: "I don't want to suffer anymore"

Èric Montes, former Barça player and most recently at Algeciras, announced his retirement at 27 in an emotional press conference, citing mental health issues and not wanting to continue suffering.

Pedri out for Barça's match against Villarreal due to injury: "He can't play, we won't take any risks"

Hansi Flick confirmed that Pedri will not play against Villarreal in the 17th round of LaLiga due to an injury. The coach assured that no risks will be taken with his recovery.

Cristina Pedroche gears up and promises a "big" New Year's Eve farewell on the countdown: "The dress is 80% ready"

Cristina Pedroche mentioned on 'Zapeando' that her dress for the New Year's Eve countdown is almost ready, at 80%. She promises a spectacular and emotional farewell to the year for her fans.

Juan Ramón Gonzalo, General Director of Cuarzo, on the Success of 'The Island of Temptations': "It Took Us Five Years to Sell It"

Juan Ramón Gonzalo, General Director of Cuarzo, reveals that selling 'The Island of Temptations' took five years, but the show and 'Survivors' achieved great success even during one of the network's toughest periods.

Karlos Arguiñano reveals his three favorite recipes on 'El Hormiguero': "You can eat cheaply and very well"

Karlos Arguiñano presented his new book, 'Cooking for Everyone. The 560 Recipes That Never Fail,' on 'El Hormiguero,' where he shows how you can eat cheaply and well, sharing his three favorite recipes.

Jessica Bueno lashes out at Jota Peleteiro after he is acquitted in their legal battle: "I forget all about this"

Jessica Bueno and Jota Peleteiro have ended their legal dispute over child support. After being acquitted, Jota Peleteiro faced criticism from Jessica, who expressed her decision to put the conflict behind her and focus on the family's well-being.

Gabriela Guillén reveals whether Bertín Osborne has congratulated her on her birthday

Gabriela Guillén celebrated her birthday surrounded by her son and friends, and revealed whether Bertín Osborne has sent her congratulations on this special day.

Lydia Lozano, emotional after her husband’s medical discharge: “Like nougat, he comes back for Christmas”

After three months hospitalized due to his delicate health condition, Lydia Lozano’s husband, Charly, has been discharged and returned home, filling Lydia with emotion.

'El Tiempo Justo' responds to Olga Moreno, after she called the program "a zero to the left": "She cannot show such disdain"

Olga Moreno broke down during a broadcast, sparking speculation about the reasons in the following days. The program "El Tiempo Justo" replied to her disparaging remarks, defending their work and rejecting the contempt shown by Moreno.

Patricia Pardo honors migrants: "Migrating is not just a trip without a return date, but an example"

Patricia Pardo paid tribute to migrants, emphasizing that migrating represents more than a one-way journey; it is a life example. She remembered the relatives of her colleagues and her grandfather, who emigrated to Venezuela and returned to Spain after 17 years.

Blanca Romero’s Love History up to Quique Sánchez Flores: from Cayetano Rivera to Daniel Guzmán

Blanca Romero, model and actress, mother of two children with unknown fathers, has had a romantic life marked by relationships with figures such as Cayetano Rivera and Daniel Guzmán, extending up to Quique Sánchez Flores.

Princess Mette-Marit’s Condition Worsens and Doctors Prepare to Submit Her for a Lung Transplant

Princess Mette-Marit, diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis since 2018, has had to cancel several official engagements. Her condition has worsened, and doctors have decided to place her on the waiting list for a lung transplant.

Víctor Manuel, about Rosalía: "She is very good, but it worries me a lot that everyone likes her"

Víctor Manuel believes that although Rosalía is a very talented artist, he is concerned that her art appeals to everyone, as he considers that art always carries ideology and can never be completely universal.

Corey Feldman on the murder of Rob Reiner: "I was the first to say it was his son"

Corey Feldman, actor from "Stand by Me" (1986) directed by Rob Reiner, commented on the director's murder, stating that he was the first to point to Reiner's son as responsible.

The 'Teletubbies' Baby Turns 30: What Happened to Jess Smith?

Jess Smith, known for being the baby in 'Teletubbies', turned 30 years old. During the show, multiple shots of her face with various expressions were reused throughout the years of its airing, making her image iconic in the children's program.

Shock in Colombia: Judge Vivian Polanía Found Dead Alongside Her Two-Month-Old Baby

The criminal judge Vivian Polanía, 37 years old, was found dead alongside her two-month-old baby. The magistrate had publicly reported workplace harassment and bullying by her superiors.

Real Estate Agents Turned Influencers

Real estate agencies now attract clients through social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram, using professional videos to stand out. Adapting to this new way of capturing attention is key, as the sector changes rapidly and those who don't innovate lose ground.

Controversial Detention of an Immigrant Woman Dragged Across the Ground in the United States

An immigrant woman was restrained and dragged by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, sparking new controversy. The agent used a taser while dozens of witnesses condemned the action. This incident takes place amid a wave of immigrant arrests ordered by Donald Trump.

Àngel Llàcer dives into L'Aquàrium in an annual event that raises 5,000 euros for people with Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Actor and director Àngel Llàcer took part in the solidarity swim at L'Aquàrium of Barcelona, which raised 5,000 euros for FundAME. The funds will support research, treatments, and families affected by Spinal Muscular Atrophy. L'Aquàrium, with 30 years of history, continues to innovate with immersive and interactive spaces for family audiences.

The Behind-the-Scenes Story of the War Between Real Madrid and Barça: From Florentino Pérez’s Turn to Joan Laporta’s Attacks

Florentino Pérez fueled the controversy over the Negreira case with his statements, provoking strong responses and continuous attacks from Joan Laporta, intensifying the rivalry between Real Madrid and Barça.

Anthony Joshua knocks out Jake Paul and breaks his jaw in the million-dollar Netflix fight

Anthony Joshua, former heavyweight champion, defeated Jake Paul by knockout in the sixth round in Miami during a fight broadcast on Netflix, causing him a jaw fracture.

This Was the Spectacular Blow by Anthony Joshua That Knocked Out Jake Paul: "They Beat Me Up"

Anthony Joshua defeated YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul by knockout in a fight broadcast on Netflix, clearly demonstrating his superiority with a spectacular punch.

The Hard Childhood of Javier Castillejo, Legend of Spanish Boxing: "At School They Called Me a Nazi for Coming from Germany"

Javier Castillejo, champion with eight world titles and six European ones, recounts his difficult childhood. As a child, he suffered bullying at school because of his German origin, being called a "Nazi." Despite these challenges, he overcame adversity to become an iconic figure in Spanish boxing.

The President of Fenerbahçe Questioned as a Suspect in a Drug Trafficking and Production Scheme

Saadettin Saran, president of Fenerbahçe, was questioned by Turkish authorities as a suspect in an investigation into a drug trafficking and production network.

Jordi and Guillem, with autism, and talent in the technology sector: "We can do the same"

Jordi and Guillem, along with five other people with autism, are part of a technology hub driven by the Sant Tomás Foundation and SEIDOR, demonstrating that they can succeed in the technology sector.

9 out of 10 people with disabilities place employment at the center of their hopes for 2026

The 6th report from Fundación Adecco reveals that 9 out of 10 people with disabilities consider employment their main wish for 2026, although 4 out of 10 fear that artificial intelligence may jeopardize their jobs.

Ana Torredemer, President of Multiple Sclerosis Spain: "More Value Should Be Given to Rehabilitation"

Ana Torredemer highlights the importance of giving more value to rehabilitation in multiple sclerosis, a neurodegenerative disease that affects 58,000 people in Spain. December 18th is the National Day of this disease to raise awareness of its challenges and promote support for those who suffer from it.

Spanish banks rely on share buybacks as a way to address excess capital

Spanish banks are conducting share buybacks to manage the excess capital accumulated after the crisis. This strategy allows them to improve returns for shareholders and optimize capital use, amid a more flexible regulatory environment and stable economic outlook. Buybacks serve as an alternative to dividend distribution, benefiting both the institutions and their investors.

Mercadona, Carrefour, Dia, Lidl... this is how the major supermarkets end the year: dozens of new openings, stronger logistics, and innovation

The leading supermarkets consolidate their leadership with a 67.2% market share in food. They increase openings, strengthen their logistics, and invest in innovation to remain competitive against hypermarkets, specialized stores, and online retail.

China and the BRICS continue expanding their influence against the dominance of the dollar and the S&P 500

In the past three years, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa have increased their economic, commercial, and financial relevance, challenging the global leadership of the dollar and the S&P 500 in the world financial system.

This is the first operator to achieve voice deployment over 5G throughout Spain

The operator has implemented VoNR across Spain, improving the quality, clarity, and stability of calls thanks to voice over 5G technology.

El Corte Inglés makes 850,000 King’s cakes with quality ingredients

El Corte Inglés produces 850,000 King’s cakes, offering 21 varieties with different flavors, sizes, and weights, guaranteeing high-quality ingredients to celebrate the tradition.

Aena expands in the United Kingdom with the Leeds and Newcastle airports for 309 million euros

Aena has acquired control of the holding company that manages 100% of Leeds Airport and 49% of Newcastle Airport, expanding its presence in the United Kingdom for 309 million euros.

'Avatar: Fire and Ash' is the most James Cameron-like movie the director has made since the 90s

After years focused on the digital aesthetics of Pandora, James Cameron returns to a more personal and vibrant style, reclaiming the essence that made him famous in the 80s with a renewed dialogue between his present and creative past.

'Stranger Things': Have the Duffer Brothers let slip the death of one of the most beloved characters?

The Duffer Brothers, creators of 'Stranger Things', used Funko Pop figures to imagine possible shocking endings in the series, including the death of a very beloved character.

'Star Wars: Starfighter' announces the end of its filming with this mysterious image

Shawn Levy is directing a new installment of 'Star Wars' that will finish filming soon. The premiere is scheduled for a couple of years from now, coinciding with the saga's 50th anniversary.

The Nordic Series in the Style of Agatha Christie That Has Arrived on Streaming: Murders at a Hotel During a Snowstorm

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

959 days after its premiere, it returns to the top 10: the science fiction series that is among the most watched on Apple TV

More than two and a half years after its premiere, the science fiction series starring Rebecca Ferguson ('Dune') returns to the top 10 most viewed on Apple TV.

Google copies Apple and prepares a feature to prevent dizziness when using the phone in the car: this is how it works

Google is developing a feature for Android 17 that aims to prevent dizziness when using the phone in the car, similar to a feature from Apple. This innovation aims to improve the user experience by reducing discomfort while traveling.

Motorola Presents the Moto G Power 2026: Up to 49 Hours of Battery Life at a Competitive Price

Motorola has launched the Moto G Power 2026, a smartphone notable for its long battery life of up to 49 hours, offering solid performance and an affordable price aimed at users who prioritize battery autonomy.

Christmas Alexa: nine questions you can ask her to entertain your children until Santa Claus arrives

Alexa offers Christmas content for children, such as questions, stories, and Christmas carols, designed to entertain them without screens while they wait for Santa Claus.

What Disco is and How It Works, Google's New Browser for Creating Interactive Apps with Gemini

Google launched Disco, an experimental browser focused on artificial intelligence, designed to facilitate the creation of interactive web applications by integrating advanced capabilities with Gemini.

Xiaomi, one of those affected by the RAM shortage: these are the devices that have increased in price

The global shortage of components, especially RAM, has forced Xiaomi to raise the prices of several devices in China, impacting its market supply.

This is how Dakota Johnson takes care of her iconic bangs: "I always travel with a pair of scissors"

Dakota Johnson reveals that she keeps her iconic bangs flawless by always traveling with a pair of scissors to trim them and maintain the perfect length.

Sara Beltrán, image coach: "It’s not the fit that shapes your body, it’s the stiffness of the fabric"

Sara Beltrán, image coach, explains that the stiffness of the fabric, more than the fit, determines how a garment sits on the body, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right materials for a better appearance.

Helena Rodero, Pharmacist, on Hair Aging: “If You Have Any of These 5 Symptoms in Your Hair, You Must Act Now”

Helena Rodero, hair care expert, highlights five key symptoms that indicate hair aging. Upon noticing these signs, she recommends taking immediate action to halt the deterioration and maintain hair health.

The Most Versatile and Warm Padded Jackets Arrive at Decathlon

Decathlon presents its new padded jackets, ideal for facing the coldest days of the year. They are versatile and offer great warmth, perfect for winter.

Mercedes Wullich, founder of Mujeres&Cía: "Visibility can be superficial, while leadership leaves a mark"

Mercedes Wullich, Argentine journalist and businesswoman, came to Spain with the aim of enhancing female talent. She emphasizes that visibility can be superficial, but authentic leadership creates a lasting impact, promoting real change in equality and professional recognition for women.

From a Sports Outfit to Running Shoes: Essential Gifts for Sports Enthusiasts

2026 will be the year of comprehensive wellness. Here is a selection of essential gifts to take care of yourself inside and out, perfect for you or to give as a gift. No excuses not to start taking care of your health!

Homemade Chocolate Nougat: The Easy Recipe of Kids' Favorite to Control Sugar

The homemade chocolate nougat recipe uses classic puffed rice, although other crunchy cereals can be used or small pieces of nuts can be added to control the sugar and adapt it to taste.

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

The oguis, available as a menu option, are a street food choice in Madrid that honors traditional recipes by offering homemade stews served in sourdough bread.

What It’s Like and What You Eat at the Pontevedra Restaurant Chosen by the Former King on His Last Visit to Spain

The former king visited DBerto, in O Grove, a restaurant known for its traditional Galician cuisine and fresh local seafood products, maintaining the custom of enjoying the gastronomy of Pontevedra during his visits to Spain.

This is the restaurant in Teruel that received a visit from Manuel Turizo: "He made a quick stop"

The singer Manuel Turizo visited the Mariano restaurant in Calamocha, Teruel, where he made a quick stop to eat during his stay.

Neither French nor Italian: the best goat cheese in the world is from Murcia

A goat cheese from Murcia has been recognized as the best in the world and ranked among the top 10 at the 'World Cheese Awards,' surpassing traditional options from France and Italy.

The Friars' Route in Cuenca: a short walk with incredible viewpoints

The Friars' Route in the Serranía de Cuenca is a short trail ideal for an outing in Castilla-La Mancha, where water is the main element and it offers stunning viewpoints.

The Underground City Located in the 'Polish Tuscany' That Has Been Converted into a Museum

This underground complex, located 120 km from Berlin, is an important relic of World War II. It has now been converted into a museum, preserving its history and offering visitors a unique experience of the region's wartime past.

The Portuguese Jewel: A National Park Under the Protection of a Castle

This small Portuguese parish, located eight kilometers from the border with Spain, is a treasure waiting to be discovered, featuring a national park protected by a historic castle.

Gouda, the Dutch city that smells of cheese and was born from a medieval battle

Gouda, famous for its cheese, is a Dutch city with origins in a medieval battle. Its name and reputation are tied to this history, and today it attracts tourists with its traditional cheese market and rich cultural heritage.

A Tour of Prague in Dan Brown’s New Book: From Classic Sites to Lesser-Known Spaces

Dan Brown’s latest book, "Origin," has become a bestseller on Amazon, reflecting massive interest in the settings of his thriller, located in Prague, which combine classic landmarks with lesser-known areas of the city.

The route to reach the 'most beautiful bench in the world': stunning views from over 100 meters high

This route along the northern coast of A Coruña features a secret spot with unique views from more than 100 meters high, considered the "most beautiful bench in the world" and one of the most special destinations in Galicia.

The hotel inside an old paper factory surrounded by nature, perfect for relaxing

This hotel in a town in Teruel is located in a historic building, a former paper factory, surrounded by nature, ideal for a rural tourism getaway and relaxation.

What It Means to Fill the House with Plants, According to Psychology Experts

Having many plants at home is not only about aesthetic reasons but also reflects personality traits. According to psychologists, it can indicate a connection with nature, a search for tranquility and well-being, as well as a sense of care and responsibility. Plants contribute to emotional balance and improve the home environment.

Does Radiotherapy Hurt? Does It Make You Radioactive? An Expert Debunks Myths Surrounding This Treatment

Radiotherapy is a safe and effective treatment against cancer, with few side effects. An expert clarifies that it does not cause pain nor does it leave patients radioactive, debunking common myths about this therapy.

Belén Galiani Mejías, expert in Eating Disorders, on Christmas meals: "Don't think about what you won't be able to eat tomorrow"

Belén Galiani offers advice on how to enjoy Christmas meals in a healthy way, emphasizing the importance of not obsessing over future restrictions and promoting a balanced relationship with food during the holidays.

Tanning beds are associated with a higher risk of melanoma and can cause DNA damage

Young people exposed to tanning beds show more skin mutations than older individuals, especially in the lumbar area, which indicates a higher risk of melanoma and DNA damage.

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

Gynecologist Alexandra Henríquez states that polycystic ovary syndrome is congenital, but lifestyle can worsen it, affecting many young women.

Richard Restak, neurologist: "We start losing neurons at 65 years old"

Neurologist Richard Restak recommends quitting alcohol consumption from the age of 65, as this substance accelerates the loss of neurons at this stage of life.

Leapmotor wants to sell many more cars and the new B03X shows promise

Leapmotor will arrive at the Brussels Motor Show in January with the new urban electric SUV B03X, which promises to capture attention. Additionally, it will showcase the hybrid B10 Hybrid REEV and the interior of the B05, presenting its new features to boost sales.

Toribio, former civil guard, lashes out once again against the Public Administration: "You can wreck your vehicle"

Juan Carlos Toribio, former civil guard, visits a road in Zamora in his latest YouTube video to denounce the poor condition of the road, harshly criticizing the Public Administration for the lack of maintenance that puts drivers' vehicles at risk.

The penalty that could be "imposed" on the driver who advanced several meters with a food delivery rider on the hood of his van

A driver intentionally ran over a motorcycle delivery rider after an argument and dragged him several meters on the hood of his Mercedes Citan van. The act has sparked a debate about the possible criminal penalties he could face for this dangerous and aggressive behavior.

What Can We Do If Our Car Gets Flooded? Mechanic Juan José Has the Answer

Mechanic Juan José, on TikTok Spain, warns that you should not start a flooded car to avoid serious damage. He explains the reasons and offers advice on how to act after a flood.

What Happens If We Have an Accident and Do Not Reach an Agreement on Fault? The Experts Make It Clear

Carlos V. Escrich Blat and Adrián Botella explain what happens when an accident occurs and the drivers fail to agree on who is at fault, highlighting the legal implications and the process to follow to resolve the dispute.

Transport opens a new high-speed track at Madrid Chamartín-Clara Campoamor station

In 2024, Madrid Chamartín-Clara Campoamor station handled 44.4 million passengers, an increase compared to 36.2 million in 2023 and 29.9 million in 2022, coinciding with the opening of a new high-speed track.

The Generalitat and a Group of Organizations Will Provide Shelter to Those Evicted in Badalona

The Generalitat of Catalonia and several organizations have activated an emergency plan to accommodate the people evicted in Badalona, due to the adverse weather conditions affecting the area.

Former Mayor of Carboneras, Almería, Investigated for Alleged Vote Buying

The former mayor of Carboneras, Almería, is being investigated for a possible scheme that altered election results by paying money in exchange for votes.

A 20-year-old young woman riding a scooter dies after being hit by a car in Sant Cugat

A 20-year-old young woman riding a scooter was hit by a car on Verdi Street in Sant Cugat, shortly before noon. The causes of the accident are under investigation.

Man Arrested in Amposta for Introducing Counterfeit Money Made in Bulgaria

Police arrested a man in Amposta who was introducing counterfeit bills originating from Bulgaria. After several complaints, the officers created a crime map to identify the areas and individuals involved in the distribution of this counterfeit money.

Catalonia plans to extend mandatory mask use in hospitals for 15 more days due to the flu

Catalonia reports 382 flu cases per 100,000 inhabitants, with infections decreasing for the past four days. Because of this, it is planned to extend the mandatory use of masks in hospitals for an additional 15 days to control the spread.

This Is What Will Be Built in Place of the Tower of the 12 de Octubre Hospital

The 12 de Octubre Hospital is finishing the demolition of its iconic tower to begin the redevelopment of the area, preparing the ground for new developments that will improve the facilities and the surroundings.

Two thieves caught stealing in a farmhouse in Vizcaya and trapped on the roof

Two thieves were arrested in Vizcaya after being caught stealing in an uninhabited farmhouse, alerted by neighbors. They became trapped on the roof and were rescued by the Firefighters before being arrested by the Ertzaintza.

The National Police Catches "In the Act" an Overturn in a 'Nursery' Where Almost Two Tons of Hashish Were Hidden

The National Police thwarted an attempted robbery "in the act" at a nursery that was concealing almost two tons of hashish. The operation prevented the overturn and allowed the confiscation of the stored drugs, arresting those involved at the scene.

A Bateeiro Vessel Sinks in Pontevedra and Forces Deployment of Anti-Pollution Barriers

A bateeiro vessel sank in Pontevedra, leading to the deployment of anti-pollution barriers to prevent environmental damage. The work to refloat the boat is scheduled for Monday, and lift balloons will be used.

A man dies after falling into a well while searching for minerals in the Sierra de Cartagena

A man died after falling 300 meters into a well while searching for minerals in the Sierra de Cartagena. In addition to the fall, he was struck by a large stone, according to emergency services.

The Problem of a Spanish Woman in the USA for Having a Compound Name: "They Only Use the First One"

A Spanish woman in the USA describes the cultural differences, highlighting the problem that in the United States they only use the first name of people with compound names, which causes confusion and difficulties for those who have double names, as is common in Spain.

A man sues a restaurant for posting a TikTok video showing him with his lover

A man sued a restaurant after it posted a TikTok video in which he appears with his lover. He had lied to his wife, saying it was a business lunch.

A British family accused of boarding a flight from Spain with their deceased grandmother in a wheelchair

A Málaga-London flight was delayed 12 hours and had to turn back before takeoff after it was discovered that a British family tried to board with their deceased grandmother in a wheelchair.

Discover the Cat Breeds Created to Behave in a Specific Way and Not Just for Their Appearance

A 2019 study revealed that between 40% and 50% of cats' behavior is hereditary, showing that certain cat breeds were created not only for their appearance but also for specific behavioral traits.

Indi, the Greyhound That Transforms Children's Emotions, Stars in a New Therapeutic Story

Psychologist Marcela Lockett launches 'Memories of a Therapy Greyhound,' a story designed to promote empathy and respect towards dogs, featuring Indi, a greyhound, as the therapeutic protagonist.

Is It Necessary to Vaccinate Our Rabbits?

Rabbit Welfare warns that the deadliest diseases for rabbits do not require direct contact to spread, as they can be brought into the home through clothing or shoes, emphasizing the importance of vaccination to protect pets.

Your Daily Horoscope: Saturday, December 20, 2025

Check the astrological predictions for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es and stay informed about what the stars have in store for your daily life.

How to Check If Your Christmas Lottery Ticket Has Won

After the announcement of the first winning numbers, you can quickly verify if your Christmas Lottery ticket has won, allowing for confirmation in seconds.

Check Primitiva: today's results, Saturday, December 20, 2025

The winning combination of La Primitiva on December 20, 2025, is 6, 9, 16, 30, 32, 43; complementary number 37; refund number 5; and Joker 8310539. More results at 20minutos.es.

The Story of the Children of San Ildefonso: Why They Are the Ones in Charge of Singing the Prizes of the Christmas Lottery

The boys and girls from the San Ildefonso School have been in charge of singing the prizes of the Christmas Lottery since its inception in 1812, a tradition that continues to this day.

Ballad of the Skeletons by Allen Ginsberg (La Bella Varsovia, 2025)

In 2025, La Bella Varsovia adapts Allen Ginsberg’s 1996 work, "Ballad of the Skeletons," presenting a contemporary interpretation that fuses poetry and music to highlight universal and emotional themes of the original text.

Sexual violence, the online cost women pay on the internet

Sexual violence on the internet, through harassment and fear, creates structural inequality that limits women's freedom of expression on social media, leading to their self-censorship and exclusion from the digital space.

What Happened to... Gaston Taument: Scorer of a World Cup Goal for the Netherlands

Gaston Taument was a star for Feyenoord in the 1990s and scored a goal in a World Cup with the Netherlands, but he had less success at other clubs outside his main team.

Alcaraz and Ferrero: chronology of 7 years of successes and some blemishes, in photos

Carlos Alcaraz has announced his professional separation from his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero. Together, they won 24 titles, including 6 Grand Slams, after a successful 7-year collaboration.

The Best Celebrity Looks of 2025

The red carpets of 2025 have showcased elegance and sophistication with standout looks from celebrities like Emma Stone at the Golden Globes, Ariana Grande, and Pedro Pascal, setting trends this year.

They Look Like Tuscany, But They Are in Spain

Spain offers several towns with medieval villages, cobblestone streets, and landscapes that rival Tuscany, allowing you to enjoy these beauties without leaving the country.

They are 'fake news'

The content mentions all the cartoons published by Malagón in 20minutos, without providing more specific details about the cartoons or their themes.

USA, Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey advance to the second phase of the peace plan in Gaza

Washington announces progress in the second phase of the peace plan in Gaza, including the expansion of humanitarian aid and the return of the bodies of hostages, in collaboration with Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey.

Putin surprises by admitting in a press conference that he is "in love," although he does not reveal with whom

In a press conference, Putin surprised by admitting that he is "in love," without revealing details. In Russia, there is speculation that he might be referring to former gymnast Alina Kabaeva or that he is trying to improve his public image.

Four hooded men burn a Spanish flag in Bilbao during Ernai's independence march

During Ernai's independence march in Bilbao, hundreds of participants carried ikurriñas and Navarre flags, chanting slogans in favor of independence. At the event, four hooded men burned a Spanish flag as the demonstration progressed.

A man causes serious facial fractures to his neighbor because his pet was sneaking into his house

The victim went to retrieve his pet that had sneaked into the aggressor's house and received a strong punch to the face, causing severe facial fractures.

Check the results of the Bonoloto for this Saturday, December 20, 2025

The winning combination of the Bonoloto on December 20, 2025, is 7, 30, 31, 33, 42, and 46, with the complementary number 6 and refund number 5. More results are available at 20minutos.es.

Goodbye to the Ice Giants? Why Neptune and Uranus Could Be Reclassified as Happened with Pluto

New studies question the classification of Neptune and Uranus as ice giants, since their composition might not be as frozen as previously thought, which could lead to a reclassification similar to that of Pluto.

Fishmongers and Butcher Shops Face the First Christmas Challenge with Rising Prices

Fishmongers expect a Christmas season similar to last year, while butcher shops report price increases of up to 20%.

At least eight dead and 27 injured in a Russian "massive attack" in Odesa with ballistic missiles

A massive attack with Russian ballistic missiles struck the port area of Odesa, Ukraine, at night, hitting a bus and several vehicles. The attack left at least eight dead and 27 injured.

Not One More, Not One Less: The Reason Why There Are 'Only' 1,807 Balls in the Smallest Drum of the Christmas Lottery and Its Purpose

The smallest drum of the Christmas Lottery contains exactly 1,807 balls, each representing a lottery number. Its purpose is to ensure that each number has the same probability of being drawn, guaranteeing fairness in the draw. This way, fair chances are maintained for all participants, and the probabilities of winning a prize are clearly defined.

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

Take part in a 10-question trivia quiz about news from 2025 and win a 50-inch TD Systems QLED Smart TV. You have until January 7 to participate.

If You Are Going to Celebrate the Christmas Holidays at Home, This Is the Time Slot During Which You Should Control the Noise if You Have Neighbors

During Christmas gatherings, increased noise in homes causes conflicts with neighbors. Therefore, it is important to control the volume, especially during certain hours, to avoid disturbances and maintain harmonious coexistence.

The Trevi Fountain will charge a two-euro entrance fee starting February 2026

Starting February 2026, a two-euro entrance fee will be charged to visit the Trevi Fountain, a measure that could generate approximately 6.5 million euros annually for the municipality.

Italian justice approves separating three children from their parents who lived in isolation in the forest

Italian justice has ratified the separation of three children from their parents, who lived isolated in a forest. The parents reject the decision and defend their right to live away from modern society.

Could Mary Poppins Glide with Her Umbrella? This Is What Science Says

According to science, an umbrella has too small a surface area to support the weight of a person in free fall, so it would not be possible to use it to glide like Mary Poppins.

Beacon V27: It is neither mandatory nor does it replace the V16

The V27 beacon is a voluntary virtual device that complements the V16 beacon, which will be mandatory from January 1, 2026. The V27 does not replace the V16.

These are the winning numbers in the ONCE Sueldazo on Saturday

The winning number of the ONCE Sueldazo on Saturday, December 20, 2025, is 47150, series 048. The full results are available on 20minutos.es.

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

20AM offers a summary of key news to start the day informed, covering current topics in politics, economy, society, and more, with analysis and relevant data to keep the reader updated quickly and clearly.

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

This article offers practical advice to optimize your personal budget, including how to plan expenses, save on daily purchases, and avoid debt. It also suggests digital tools to manage finances and strategies to increase savings without sacrificing quality of life. Ideal for those looking to improve their financial health and maximize the use of their income.

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50 Christmas Recipes That Never Fail: Easy, Original, and For Every Taste

Discover a variety of recipes for appetizers, seafood, fish, and sweets for Christmas. Simple and quick dishes with a traditional touch so you can surprise your guests and enjoy a relaxed Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.

The Most Addictive British Series is on SkyShowtime: A Thriller Full of Chases and Puzzles

Neil Cross, creator of 'Luther', moves his thriller from gray London to the bright Mediterranean in his new series, which combines exciting chases and complex puzzles, available on SkyShowtime.

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. Although many drivers are hesitant and prefer to continue using emergency triangles, the new regulation aims to improve road safety with the connected beacon.

Karlos Arguiñano, chef: "I come from a low-income family and I know what it’s like to have to eat while spending little”

Karlos Arguiñano, coming from a low-income family, understands the need to cook economically. He has released a new book, *Cooking for Everyone*, offering affordable and accessible recipes for everyone.

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

The DGT clarifies that drivers can test the V16 beacon at home without the risk of alerting emergency services, as the device only emits a flashing light to signal breakdowns or accidents when used on the road. The beacon, mandatory since January, continues to raise questions about its proper use after activation.

'Avatar 3' in 3D, IMAX, or HFR? The Best Options to Fully Enjoy 'The Fire and the Ash' at the Cinema

'Avatar: The Fire and the Ash' premieres on December 19. For an immersive experience in Mexico, the best options are IMAX theaters, 3D screenings, and HFR technology, which offer higher visual and sound quality to get the most out of the movie.

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

Maribel Verdú shares anecdotes from her career and talks about her approach to fashion and beauty, emphasizing that at 55 years old she wants to feel good without pretending to be younger than she is.

This language is only spoken in three towns in Extremadura and is in danger of extinction

This native language, one of the three that survive in Extremadura, is spoken only in three towns and is endangered, putting at risk a valuable cultural heritage of the region.

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

The Madrid Metro is expanding its network for 2026, adding new stops that will improve connectivity in several neighborhoods, making transportation easier for more citizens and enhancing access to the service.

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

Western Sahara has abundant mineral resources and potential reserves of oil and natural gas, factors that explain Morocco's strategic interest in this former Spanish colony.

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

Some drivers in Spain are beginning to use connected V16 beacons instead of triangles to signal emergencies according to the new regulations. However, the first videos show dangerous situations that raise doubts about the effectiveness and safety of these beacons.

Euskadi Work Calendar 2026: Date of Easter Week, Holidays, and All Long Weekends

The Euskadi work calendar for 2026 includes moving the holiday of Sunday, October 12th, Hispanic Day, to Monday to facilitate long weekends and days off in the region.

Why BMO says 2026 oil markets hinge on Trump and a coming supply wave

BMO highlights that 2026 oil markets will be influenced by political factors, including former President Trump's policies, alongside a significant increase in oil supply. This upcoming supply wave could reshape global oil dynamics, impacting prices and market stability as geopolitical decisions intersect with production levels.

Natural gas prices outlook for 2026, according to Bernstein

Bernstein projects natural gas prices to rise moderately by 2026, driven by increased global demand and constrained supply. The firm highlights factors like geopolitical tensions, infrastructure challenges, and a shift to cleaner energy as key influencers. While price volatility is expected, long-term trends suggest a balanced market with gradual growth in prices.

USDA confirms bird flu case in Wisconsin dairy herd as new wildlife spillover

The USDA confirmed a bird flu case in a Wisconsin dairy herd, marking a new spillover from wildlife to livestock. This incident raises concerns about the spread of avian influenza beyond poultry, potentially impacting dairy operations and necessitating increased monitoring and biosecurity measures to prevent further transmission.

Rubio says not concerned about escalation with Russia over Venezuela

Senator Marco Rubio expressed confidence that tensions with Russia over Venezuela will not escalate into conflict. He downplayed fears of a direct confrontation, emphasizing diplomatic and strategic measures to address Russia's involvement in the region while supporting Venezuela's democratic aspirations.

US farm agency unlikely to issue more farm aid, says official

An official from the US farm agency stated that additional farm aid is unlikely to be issued, citing current support levels as sufficient. The decision is based on assessments of market conditions and existing assistance programs, aiming to balance aid distribution without overextending resources. Further aid will depend on evolving agricultural needs and economic factors.

Dakota Access pipeline should continue operating, US Army Corps of Engineers says

The US Army Corps of Engineers has stated that the Dakota Access pipeline should continue operating despite environmental and legal challenges. They argued ongoing operations pose minimal risk and emphasize the pipeline's importance for energy infrastructure. This decision supports the pipeline's current activity while addressing concerns raised by activists and local communities.

USDA updates release schedule for export sales reports suspended by shutdown

The USDA announced revised timelines for resuming export sales report releases that were halted due to the government shutdown. The updates aim to provide more timely information to market participants once reporting resumes, ensuring improved transparency and continuity in trade data crucial for agricultural exporters and stakeholders.

Putin sticks to Russian demands on Ukraine, says EU ’robbery’ failed

Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed Russia's demands over Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict. He accused the EU of attempting to seize Russian assets, labeling it a failed "robbery." Putin emphasized that Russia will not back down on its position and warned of consequences if negotiations disregard Moscow's interests.

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Oil prices edge higher, but set for weekly drop as oversupply fears

Oil prices rose slightly due to easing demand concerns, but are still on track for a weekly decline. Market fears of global oversupply persist amid rising production levels, keeping pressure on prices despite short-term gains.

Google, Apple Warn Staff with US Visas Against International Travel Due to Embassy Delays, Business Insider Says

Google and Apple have advised employees holding US visas to avoid international travel amid significant delays at US embassies and consulates. These delays risk prolonged visa processing times, potentially trapping workers abroad and disrupting business operations, according to Business Insider. Both companies are monitoring the situation and adjusting policies to support affected staff.

Roche CEO points to higher future drug prices in Switzerland after US deal

Roche's CEO indicated that drug prices in Switzerland might increase following a recent agreement in the US designed to tackle drug costs. This deal could impact pricing models worldwide, including Switzerland, as companies adapt to new market conditions and regulatory environments.

Russian stocks lower at close of trade; MOEX Russia Index unchanged

Russian stocks declined at the close, with some sectors under pressure, while the MOEX Russia Index remained unchanged. Market sentiment was cautious amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties affecting investor confidence.

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Analysts see Ford’s $19.5 billion EV writedown as reset, not retreat

Ford’s $19.5 billion write-down on its electric vehicle investments signals a strategic reset rather than a full retreat from the EV market. Analysts interpret the move as Ford recalibrating its approach amid shifting market dynamics and technological challenges, aiming to focus on profitable areas and streamline its EV portfolio to better compete in the evolving industry landscape.

S&P 500 at 8,000, gold at $5,400, Tesla to double: Here are top trades for 2026

Experts predict the S&P 500 could soar to 8,000, gold may hit $5,400, and Tesla's stock could double by 2026. These forecasts shape top trade strategies, focusing on high-growth tech stocks, safe-haven assets like gold, and market optimism driving major equity gains. Investors are advised to consider these trends for portfolio growth in the coming years.

Tesla’s deliveries set to undershoot in Q4, Deutsche Bank says

Deutsche Bank predicts Tesla will miss its Q4 delivery targets due to supply chain constraints and softer demand. The bank highlights ongoing challenges in vehicle production and shipping delays, suggesting the automaker may fall short of market expectations for the quarter. Despite strong EV demand, these issues could impact Tesla’s growth momentum in the near term.

BofA lists key beauty themes for 2026

Bank of America highlights major beauty trends expected in 2026, focusing on sustainability, personalized products, and tech integration. Emphasis is placed on clean beauty, AI-driven customization, and inclusivity, signaling a shift toward more eco-friendly and consumer-centered approaches in the industry.

Could SpaceX one day put AI data centers in orbit? Morgan Stanley weighs in.

Morgan Stanley explores the possibility of SpaceX deploying AI data centers in space. Leveraging Starlink's global connectivity and potential orbital infrastructure, SpaceX could offer low-latency computing power for AI applications. This innovation might transform data processing by reducing reliance on Earth-based centers, enhancing speed and efficiency, and opening new markets in cloud computing and AI services.

Why There Is a Long Way to Go on Agentic Commerce Disruption

Agentic Commerce, which leverages AI to automate purchasing decisions, promises to transform retail. However, its disruption faces hurdles like technological limitations, consumer trust issues, and integration challenges with existing systems. Widespread adoption requires advances in AI capabilities, clearer value propositions, and overcoming regulatory and ethical concerns, indicating the journey toward full disruption is still in early stages.

Trump hopes North Carolina speech will bolster standing on US economy

Former President Donald Trump plans to use a North Carolina speech to strengthen his image as a leader on economic issues. He aims to highlight his past achievements and present policies to appeal to voters concerned about the US economy, positioning himself as the best candidate to drive growth and prosperity.

Trump enters election year with big wins - and bigger political headwinds

Former President Trump begins the election year with notable successes, including key endorsements and strong fundraising. However, he faces significant political challenges, such as ongoing legal issues and deepening divisions within the Republican Party, which could impact his 2024 presidential campaign.

Heading into midterm year, Trump hopes to make economy a winning issue

As the midterm elections approach, former President Trump aims to highlight the economy as a key strength to rally support. He plans to emphasize economic gains made during his tenure to sway voters, positioning economic success as central to his political strategy.

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Euro zone consumer confidence falls to -14.6 in December

Euro zone consumer confidence dropped to -14.6 in December, reflecting increased uncertainty amid economic challenges. The decline suggests growing concerns among households about the economic outlook, impacting spending and saving behaviors across member countries.

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index edges up, falls short of forecast

The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index slightly increased but remained below expectations. Despite the modest gain, consumer confidence is still cautious amid economic uncertainties, including inflation and employment concerns. The report suggests consumers continue to have mixed feelings about the economic outlook.

Existing home sales see modest rise, falling short of forecasts

Existing home sales experienced a slight increase recently but did not meet analysts' expectations. The modest rise reflects ongoing market challenges, including affordability issues and limited inventory. Despite the uptick, the housing sector remains cautious as buyers and sellers navigate fluctuating mortgage rates and economic uncertainties.

Analysis - US coffee drinkers face higher prices even after Trump’s tariff reset

Despite the rollback of Trump-era tariffs on some coffee products, US coffee prices remain high due to lingering supply chain disruptions, increased shipping costs, and inflation. Retailers and consumers continue to face elevated expenses, suggesting that coffee prices may not return to pre-tariff levels soon.

Fed’s Williams doesn’t see urgent need to cut interest rates again, in CNBC interview

Fed’s Williams stated in a CNBC interview that there is no urgent need to cut interest rates again soon. He emphasized patience in monetary policy, suggesting the central bank will carefully assess economic data before making adjustments. The focus remains on controlling inflation without hastily reducing rates, indicating a cautious approach to future policy moves.

Bank of England’s Bailey expects inflation near 2% target by late spring

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey anticipates inflation will approach the 2% target by late spring as supply chain issues ease and energy prices stabilize. He emphasized careful monitoring of wage growth and inflation data to guide future monetary policy decisions. The central bank remains cautious but optimistic about economic recovery and controlling inflation in the coming months.

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Venezuelan government rejects seizure of new vessel transporting oil

The Venezuelan government condemned the seizure of an oil transport vessel, calling it illegal and a violation of international law. Authorities assert the ship was carrying legitimate Venezuelan oil exports. The incident has heightened tensions amid ongoing sanctions and disputes over Venezuela's oil industry.

Exclusive – Trump Appointee Inspired by Conservative Media Outlet to Push for Probe of Democratic Congressman

A Trump-appointed official, influenced by a conservative media outlet, is advocating for an investigation into a Democratic congressman. This move reflects ongoing political tensions and the impact of media narratives on governmental actions, highlighting efforts to scrutinize opposing party members amid a polarized environment.

M. Stanley examines economic impact as EU/UK debates over Russian assets intensify

Morgan Stanley analyzes the economic consequences amid escalating disputes between the EU and UK over the handling of frozen Russian assets. The debates focus on asset management, legal frameworks, and their broader implications for economic stability and diplomatic relations in the post-sanction environment.

World Bank approves $700 million for Pakistan’s economic stability

The World Bank has approved a $700 million financial package to support Pakistan's economic stability. This funding aims to bolster the country's fiscal management, strengthen social protection programs, and promote inclusive growth amid economic challenges. The assistance is expected to help Pakistan navigate current financial pressures and implement reforms to achieve sustainable development.

Ukraine welcomes 90 billion-euro EU loan, despite lack of deal on Russian assets

Ukraine has welcomed a 90 billion-euro loan package from the EU to support its economy during the ongoing conflict with Russia. However, the deal does not include the transfer of seized Russian assets, a point of contention. Despite this, Ukraine views the financial aid as crucial for rebuilding and stabilizing its economy amid war challenges.

Aktis Oncology files for US IPO as biotech listings rebound

Aktis Oncology has filed for a US initial public offering amid a resurgence in biotech listings. The company's IPO plans reflect renewed investor interest in the biotechnology sector, which has seen increased activity after a period of slowdown. This move highlights growing confidence in biotech innovations and potential market growth.

White House’s Hassett tells Fox Business Trump is right where others are wrong about inflation

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett told Fox Business that former President Trump is correct in his inflation concerns, highlighting missteps by others in handling the issue. Hassett acknowledged inflation remains a key challenge and emphasized the administration’s commitment to controlling prices while navigating economic recovery.

DOJ releases new set of Epstein files

The DOJ has released a new batch of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing previously undisclosed information about his activities and connections. These documents offer deeper insights into investigations surrounding Epstein's criminal network and potential accomplices, shedding light on ongoing efforts to understand the scope of his operations and prosecute those involved.

Stocks rise with tech boost, yen weakens after Japan rate hike

Global stocks climbed, led by technology shares, following Japan’s surprise rate hike that weakened the yen. Investors reacted positively to the Bank of Japan’s policy shift, boosting markets as the yen’s decline favored exporters. The move marked a shift in Japan’s ultra-loose monetary policy, impacting currency markets and encouraging risk appetite among investors worldwide.

Exclusive: Beyond trading: where crypto’s next real revenues may come from in 2026

As crypto trading revenues decline, industry leaders predict new revenue streams emerging by 2026. These include decentralized finance (DeFi) services, blockchain-based gaming, NFTs, and enterprise blockchain solutions. Innovations in yield generation, metaverse integration, and regulatory advancements are expected to drive sustainable growth, shifting crypto's focus from trading to broader applications and real-world utility.

$HLS Token Launches Across Major Tier-1 Exchanges

The $HLS token has been officially launched on several major Tier-1 cryptocurrency exchanges, enhancing its accessibility and liquidity. This strategic rollout aims to broaden the token's user base and boost trading volume, signaling a significant milestone in $HLS's market presence and adoption.

Bitcoin price today: muted at $88k after soft US CPI data

Bitcoin held steady around $88,000 following softer-than-expected US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data. The subdued inflation report eased market fears of aggressive Federal Reserve rate hikes, supporting crypto prices. Trading remained muted as investors awaited further economic signals to gauge future monetary policy impacts on digital assets.

$GRANT Is Live: GrantiX Lists on BitMart and BingX After Successful IDOs

GrantiX’s $GRANT token is now live, following successful Initial DEX Offerings (IDOs). The token has been listed on major exchanges BitMart and BingX, enabling wider trading access and increased liquidity for users. This marks a significant milestone for GrantiX, expanding its market presence and supporting its growing community.

Exclusive: Why the $18T retirement industry now sees blockchain as key to survival

The $18 trillion retirement industry is increasingly adopting blockchain technology to enhance security, transparency, and efficiency. Facing challenges like fraud and outdated systems, firms see blockchain as vital for modernizing retirement funds management, boosting trust, and reducing costs. This shift aims to future-proof the industry amid rising digital demands and regulatory pressures.

Kalshi Integrates TRON Network, Expanding Onchain Liquidity Access for World’s Largest Prediction Market

Kalshi has integrated the TRON network to enhance onchain liquidity for its prediction market platform. This integration allows users to access more decentralized liquidity sources, improving trading efficiency and reducing costs. By leveraging TRON's blockchain, Kalshi aims to expand market accessibility and offer seamless cross-chain interactions, strengthening its position as the world’s largest regulated prediction market.

Bitcoin price today: pinned at $88.3k despite cooler US CPI data

Bitcoin remains steady at around $88,300 despite recent US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showing cooler inflation. The subdued price movement suggests mixed market reactions, with investors cautiously optimistic amid inflation easing but uncertain about broader economic impacts.

BitMEX Launches Year-End Gala Featuring a 3.5 BTC Prize Pool

BitMEX announced a year-end gala event with a total prize pool of 3.5 BTC. The event aims to celebrate the platform’s success and engage the crypto community through competitions and giveaways. Participants can win a share of the BTC rewards by joining various challenges during the gala, fostering excitement and community involvement as the year concludes.

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Built to Last: CoinW Marks Its 2025 "RISE" Moment

CoinW announced its 2025 "RISE" initiative, aiming to strengthen its market presence and enhance user experience. The platform plans strategic innovations, expanded services, and community engagement to drive sustainable growth and solidify its position in the competitive crypto exchange landscape.

7-Eleven CEO Joe Depinto to retire, interim co-CEOs named

7-Eleven CEO Joe Depinto is retiring, and the company has appointed two interim co-CEOs to lead during the transition. The move marks a significant leadership change for the convenience store giant as it plans for future growth. Details about the successors and the retirement timeline were announced alongside the company’s continued focus on innovation and expansion.

Intercont receives Nasdaq minimum bid price deficiency notice

Intercontinental Exchange (Intercont) received a notification from Nasdaq stating it does not meet the minimum bid price requirement. The company has 180 calendar days to regain compliance by ensuring its stock price stays above the minimum threshold. Failure to comply may lead to delisting from the Nasdaq stock exchange, impacting its trading status and investor confidence.

Cathie Wood’s ARK Stock Trades Highlight Ionis Pharma Sale

Cathie Wood’s ARK Investment Management executed significant trades in Ionis Pharmaceuticals stock, highlighting a notable sale. The move reflects ARK's portfolio adjustments amid changing market conditions in the biotech sector. This transaction underscores ARK's active management strategy in response to evolving opportunities and risks in pharmaceutical stocks.

Vireo to acquire additional Schwazze convertible notes at discount

Vireo Health will purchase more of Schwazze's convertible notes at a discounted rate, aiming to strengthen its position and support Schwazze's financial restructuring. This move is part of Vireo's strategy to invest in growth opportunities within the cannabis sector while managing risks linked to Schwazze's current debt.

Hypercharge Networks appoints Chris Koch as chief operating officer

Hypercharge Networks has named Chris Koch as its new chief operating officer. Koch brings extensive experience in scaling operations and driving growth in the technology sector. His appointment is expected to enhance the company’s operational efficiency and support its expansion plans in the fast-growing electric vehicle charging market.

Alaska Airlines to resume Seattle-Portland flights from Paine Field

Alaska Airlines will restart flights between Seattle and Portland from Paine Field, enhancing travel options for local passengers. The service aims to provide convenience and reduce congestion at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. This move reflects Alaska's commitment to expanding regional connectivity and improving passenger experience.

Greenfire completes C$300 million refinancing, becomes debt-free

Greenfire announced the completion of a C$300 million refinancing deal, enabling the company to pay off all existing debts. This move strengthens its financial position, supports future growth, and enhances shareholder value.

Seacoast Banking renews share repurchase program with $150 million cap

Seacoast Banking Corporation announced the renewal of its share repurchase program, authorizing repurchases up to $150 million. This move aims to enhance shareholder value by providing flexibility to buy back shares in the open market. The program reflects the bank’s confidence in its financial position and long-term growth prospects.

Mueller Water Products nominates Sengstack to board as Hansen retires

Mueller Water Products announced the nomination of Sengstack to its board of directors following the retirement of Hansen. This change reflects the company's ongoing efforts to strengthen its leadership and governance as it continues to grow and adapt in the water infrastructure sector.

Wheels Up receives NYSE continued listing standard notice

Wheels Up was issued a notification by the NYSE indicating it has not met the exchange's continued listing standards, likely due to share price or market cap requirements. The company will have a specified period to regain compliance to avoid delisting. Management plans to address the issues and maintain its NYSE listing.