News Summary - 12/24/2025

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Email from 'A' at 'Balmoral' to Ghislaine Maxwell requested 'inappropriate friends,' Epstein files show

Newly released Epstein files reveal an email to Ghislaine Maxwell from "A" of Balmoral requesting "inappropriate friends." The documents were made public by the US House Committee on Oversight and Reform, shedding further light on communications linked to Maxwell.

Trump trips, a fake video and 10 possible co-conspirators - Takeaways from new Epstein files

The largest release of Epstein-related documents by the Justice Department revealed notable messages and multiple mentions of Donald Trump, shedding new light on potential connections and raising questions about other possible co-conspirators linked to Epstein's network.

Australia to deport British man charged with displaying Nazi symbols

Australia’s immigration minister declared a British man charged with displaying Nazi symbols an unwelcome guest and announced plans to deport him from the country.

US denies visas to ex-EU commissioner and others over social media rules

Thierry Breton, the former EU tech regulator, claims the US visa denial to him and others linked to social media regulations is a "witch hunt," highlighting tensions between the US and EU over digital policy enforcement.

Libya's army chief killed in air crash in Turkey

A jet carrying Libya's army chief, Gen Mohammed Ali Ahmed al-Haddad, and four others lost signal after taking off from Ankara. The aircraft crashed, resulting in the deaths of the general and the passengers on board.

At least two dead in Pennsylvania nursing home explosion

A nursing home explosion in Pennsylvania has left at least two dead. Rescue teams have saved several individuals from the partially collapsed building, but five people remain missing as search efforts continue.

Ukraine loses embattled eastern town

The capture of Siversk by Russian forces advances their push in Donetsk, edging closer to the few remaining Ukrainian-held "fortress belt" cities in the region.

Brazil's Supreme Court allows Bolsonaro to leave prison for surgery

Brazil's Supreme Court has approved former President Bolsonaro's request to leave prison temporarily for a hernia operation scheduled on Christmas Day.

UN experts urge Iran to stop execution of woman activist

Zahra Tabari, 67, was sentenced to death after a trial that lasted under 10 minutes, according to her family. UN experts have called on Iran to halt her execution, highlighting concerns about the fairness of the trial and human rights violations.

US economy grows at fastest pace in two years

The US economy expanded at its fastest rate in two years, driven by strong consumer spending that exceeded expectations and boosted overall growth.

Trump says US will keep or sell oil seized from Venezuela

President Trump announced that the US plans to retain or sell oil seized from Venezuela and will also keep the intercepted tankers seized off Venezuela's coast.

'A miracle': Officer shot in head during Bondi attack home from hospital

Jack Hibbert, the officer shot in the head and shoulder during the Bondi attack, has returned home for Christmas. His family describes his recovery and homecoming as a "miracle."

Gunmen abduct 28 Muslim travellers in central Nigeria

Armed attackers kidnapped 28 Muslim travellers, including women and children, while they were on their way to a religious festival in central Nigeria. The victims were ambushed, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the region.

Rivalries and rumours: How the new order of the Murdoch dynasty is playing out

The Murdoch dynasty is experiencing significant shifts as family rivalries and strategic decisions reshape the power structure within the empire. These internal dynamics are influencing the future leadership and direction of the Murdoch media holdings.

Have the American Pope and the American administration fallen out?

The Catholic Church and Donald Trump's administration clash over immigration policy due to differing views on human rights and compassion. While the Church advocates for protecting migrants and refugees, the Trump government emphasizes stricter border controls and enforcement, creating tension between their approaches to immigration.

Crisis in India-Bangladesh relations spirals amid violent protests

Deadly protests in Bangladesh have intensified tensions between Dhaka and Delhi, worsening already strained relations between the two neighboring countries.

An alleged drug cartel and a murdered witness: South Africa's police corruption probe

Public hearings have revealed allegations of police corruption linked to a drug cartel and claims of political interference within South Africa's police force. The investigation also involves a witness who was reportedly murdered, raising concerns about the integrity and accountability of law enforcement agencies.

What Friday's Underwhelming Epstein Files Release Means for Trump and MAGA

Conservative influencers largely stayed silent after the recent Epstein files release, which lacked major revelations. Despite the muted reaction, there remains potential political risk for President Trump and the MAGA movement as investigations and public scrutiny continue.

Watch: Rescuers find survivor in wreckage of Mexican Navy medical flight

Rescuers found a survivor amid the wreckage of a plane crash involving a Mexican Navy medical flight. The crash resulted in at least five deaths, with one person still unaccounted for.

Ros Atkins on… the oil tanker being pursued by the US

The US Coast Guard is actively pursuing an oil tanker near Venezuela, reportedly suspecting it of violating sanctions. The pursuit highlights tensions over maritime enforcement and regional geopolitics, with limited details available on the tanker’s identity or intended destination. Officials are monitoring the situation closely amid complex US-Venezuela relations.

Trump's Appointment of Greenland Envoy Sparks Fresh Row with Denmark

President Trump's decision to appoint a special envoy to Greenland has stirred diplomatic tensions with Denmark. The move is seen as controversial given Denmark's sovereignty over Greenland, highlighting strains in US-Danish relations.

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

Newly released documents reveal photos of Jeffrey Epstein's properties, audio recordings, and heavily redacted papers, shedding light on the extent of his operations and connections to influential individuals.

Putin tells BBC Western leaders deceived Russia

BBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg questioned Vladimir Putin about Russia's future plans. Putin claimed that Western leaders have deceived Russia, implying mistrust and ongoing tensions between Russia and the West.

Moncloa Designs a Social Shield of Consensus to Secure Support in 2026 but Resists the Lease Extension Requested by Sumar

The Government approved two decrees with social measures that must be ratified in the first plenary session of 2024. Moncloa seeks to consolidate the support of its partners, while challenging the PP with the pension revaluation, but rejects extending the eviction suspension proposed by Sumar.

The Year 'Trumpism' Short-Circuited the Foundations of the European Union's Economy and Security

The EU has adjusted its decisions following the policies of the Trump administration, which significantly altered its economy and security, creating a tense and dependent relationship with the U.S.

The PP bets on a block-based reading for the upcoming elections and occupying the center: "We have two out of every three votes"

The PP seeks to consolidate and expand its political presence in Aragón, aiming to attract centrist voters and relying on a block strategy for the upcoming elections, highlighting that it already holds two out of every three votes in that segment.

Facing Christmas with Social Phobia: "I Feel Like a Mere Spectator at the Table, Invisible, Ignored"

Pathological social anxiety affects up to 4% of adults, making Christmas dinners moments of fear and pressure for those who suffer from it, according to experts and those affected.

'Cheapflation', 'kidult', 'house flipping', oniomania... The most talked-about terms among consumers in 2025

In 2025, Spanish consumers have incorporated new terms into their vocabulary, such as "cheapflation," "kidult," "house flipping," and "oniomania," reflecting changes in consumption habits and emerging social trends.

Christmas Eve will be mild but a "Siberian" Christmas will bring a thermal drop, rain, and snow

Christmas Eve will be mild, but Christmas will be marked by a sharp drop in temperatures, with rain and snow, and in a dozen mainland capitals, including Madrid, temperatures will not exceed five degrees on December 25.

Guide to Enduring Your Brother-in-Law’s Hoaxes on Christmas Eve: From Vaccines with 'Chips' to the DGT’s New Beacon 'Remote Tracking'

The holidays increase arguments fueled by hoaxes and misinformation, especially about vaccines with supposed 'chips' and the 'remote tracking' of the DGT’s new beacons. This guide helps identify and handle these myths to avoid family conflicts during Christmas Eve.

Dark Christmas: 5 Legends Based on Ancient Events, Crimes, and Beliefs

Traditional Christmas blends with dark legends inspired by ancient events, such as a cruel marshal, a desperate mother, and the tragic murder of three children, reflecting the eternal duality between good and evil in the folklore of our ancestors.

Trump, surrounded by girls in bikinis: photo 468 from the Epstein files that was once missing, then disappeared, and is now back

Photos from the Epstein files, initially censored, suggest that Trump may have posed with victims of the sexual offender, generating controversy over the integrity and complete content of these documents.

The Newly Released Epstein Case Files Contain Rape Allegations Against Trump

The Department of Justice released files from the Epstein case that include rape allegations against Donald Trump, although some of these claims are described as false and sensationalist.

Sports journalist Malina Maria Guler dies at 27 after falling from a seventh floor

Malina Maria Guler, a 27-year-old sports journalist, passed away after falling from a seventh floor. The Romanian team El Bihor Oradea, where she worked, confirmed the tragic news on their social media.

Manuela Ochoa responds to speculations about the death of her fiancé, Pedro Cadahía

Manuela Ochoa clarified in comments that the rumors about an accident or suicide of her fiancé, Pedro Cadahía, are false, responding to the speculations circulating about his death.

Reservoirs close 2025 at their best levels in recent years: "It has rained much more and where it needed to rain"

Just days before the end of 2025, reservoirs in Spain are at 54.8% of their capacity, surpassing the average of the last decade by eight points. This is due to abundant and well-distributed rainfall, significantly improving the country's water reserves.

Vox removes Javier Ortega Smith from its leadership and leaves him without positions within the party

Júlia Calvet, spokesperson for Youth, replaces Javier Ortega Smith on the National Executive Committee board, leaving him without positions within Vox. Ortega Smith was one of the most critical voices within the party.

Ortega Smith criticizes political parties saying "the leader appoints everyone" after being expelled from Vox's Executive Committee

After being expelled from Vox's Executive Committee, Ortega Smith supported Santiago Abascal's statements criticizing political parties as "very undemocratic institutions," pointing out that in them "the leader appoints everyone."

Two men barricaded in a house in Elche arrested after beating two men to death

The Civil Guard arrested two men barricaded in a house in Elche, Alicante, as the alleged perpetrators of the homicide of two people following a beating. The operation lasted until their arrest, thus clarifying the double crime in the municipality.

Woman Arrested Accused of Killing Her Two Ex-Husbands on the Same Day

A woman in Florida was arrested for allegedly killing her two ex-husbands on the same day. The police announced that they will seek the death penalty for the accused.

This Was the Terrible Car Accident of Vince Zampella, Creator of 'Call of Duty'

Vince Zampella, creator of 'Call of Duty', lost control of his Ferrari after exiting a tunnel in the San Gabriel Mountains, California, and crashed into a barrier.

No Norway lobster for Christmas? Spain closes shellfish fishing in the Gulf of Cádiz during its peak sales season

Spain has closed shellfish fishing in the Gulf of Cádiz during Christmas, its most active season, after exhausting the annual quota of 30.4 tons. The General Secretariat of Fisheries justifies this measure, also anticipating a cut of more than 50% in catches by 2026.

The Government Approves a 2.7% Increase for Pensions in 2026: Minimum Pensions Will Grow by More Than 7% and the Minimum Income by 11.4%

The average retirement pension will increase by 2.7% in 2026, gaining 570 euros gross annually and reaching 1,552 euros monthly over 14 payments. Minimum pensions will rise by more than 7%, and the minimum income by 11.4%.

The Government Freezes Self-Employed Contributions in 2026 Due to Lack of Agreement with Associations

The Government has decided to freeze the self-employed contributions for 2026, maintaining the same rates as in 2025, due to the lack of agreement with the associations. The employers' organization ATA has welcomed this extension, which guarantees payment stability for the self-employed in the coming year.

The Government Freezes the Social Bonus Discount and Maintains It for 2026 at 42.5% for Vulnerable Households and 57.5% for Severe Cases

The Government extends the 'social shield' for another year, maintaining the electricity social bonus discounts for 2026: 42.5% for vulnerable households and 57.5% for severe cases. Additionally, the prohibition on cutting off basic supplies due to non-payment for these households is extended throughout the next year.

Hiberus strengthens its expansion with the acquisition of Telefónica Tech's businesses in Latin America

Hiberus expands its presence in Latin America after acquiring Telefónica Tech's businesses in the region. This operation strengthens its positioning in technological and digital sectors, consolidating its growth and international expansion in strategic markets of Latin America.

Shaun Weiss Offers His Help to Taylor Chase After It Becomes Known That He Is Homeless: "We Need to Find Him"

Shaun Weiss has posted messages of support on his social media for his colleague Taylor Chase, who is living in homelessness, and has asked for help in locating him to provide assistance.

Elderly Man Arrested for Keeping €3,500 from a Wallet Found at Palma Airport

An elderly man was arrested after being observed by the Civil Guard picking up a wallet that the owner had dropped at Palma airport and keeping the €3,500 it contained.

Italian Justice Orders Psychiatric Evaluation for the Parents of the Family Living Isolated in a Forest

The parents of the family found living isolated in a forest in Italy will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. Meanwhile, their three children will remain in foster care during the progress of the investigation.

Alejandro Sanz 'replies' to his ex-girlfriend, who mentioned Rosalía to 'talk' about the breakup: "I'm not a pearl"

Alejandro Sanz continues to follow his ex-girlfriend on social media, while she no longer follows him, thus confirming the separation previously reported by Hola magazine.

Sleeping Well Starts with the Pajamas: How to Choose the Perfect Option

Women’secret offers a selection of pajamas that combine comfort and style, key to improving the quality of rest. Their catalog includes options designed to ensure a restful sleep without sacrificing fashion.

How to Control Your Heart Rate During the San Silvestre

Enjoying the race is key, but it is essential to monitor your heart rate to maintain an appropriate pace and finish the San Silvestre in good condition, taking care of your health during the competition.

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

Chris Martin made an ironic comment about the incident in which Andy Byron, CEO of Astronomer, and Kristin Cabot, HR director, were caught being unfaithful to their partners during a 'kisscam' show.

Russell Brand Accused of Two New Charges of Rape and Sexual Assault

Russell Brand faces two new charges of rape and sexual assault, adding to the previous accusations filed in April 2025 regarding alleged abuses against up to four women.

Macron publishes a video training with the Army and a well-known YouTuber after announcing the construction of an aircraft carrier

French President Emmanuel Macron published a video showing him training with the Army and a popular YouTuber, performing exercises such as planks and burpees, following the announcement of the construction of a new aircraft carrier for France.

The 'Entrevías' Episode in Which Jose Coronado Fell in Love with His Current Partner

Jose Coronado met Irene López in an episode of 'Entrevías', which marked Irene's debut as a television actress. It was during this episode that Coronado fell in love with his current partner.

Pedroche hints that her appearance on New Year's Eve will cause a stir: "I have a very strong message"

Cristina Pedroche revealed on 'Zapeando' that her outfit for New Year's Eve will be striking and carry a powerful message, suggesting that her styling will generate a lot of talk during the traditional celebration.

The U.S. Supreme Court Blocks the Deployment of the National Guard Announced by Trump in Chicago

The U.S. Supreme Court blocked Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard in Chicago, halting his attempt to intervene in the city to control violence and crime. This decision limits the federal use of military forces in local matters without the appropriate approval.

Is There a Formula for Success in the Automotive Industry? These Entrepreneurs Found It

Starting a mechanic workshop is challenging, but many consider their business their life. However, having the support of a network that acts as a springboard can boost their projects and help them achieve greater goals.

Between Tariffs, Takeover Bids, and Strategic Shifts: A Heated Year for Ibex 35 Companies

The year was marked by government intervention in key operations of major Spanish companies, reflecting a complex environment with tariffs, public takeover bids, and strategic changes that impacted the Ibex 35.

Today on TV, the movie where Val Kilmer's most tumultuous love story began

The filming of an iconic 1980s movie was the place where the intense and turbulent love affair between Val Kilmer and Joanne Whalley began.

How to Talk to Your Teenage Child Without Causing Conflict: "Validate What They Feel"

Adolescence is a difficult stage for both parents and children. Improving communication and validating the teenager's feelings makes coexistence easier and reduces conflicts, achieving a more open and understanding dialogue.

Belén Galiani, dietitian, on how to manage guilt after meals: "The important thing is not to resort to restrictions"

Belén Galiani, dietitian and coordinator of the Eating Disorders Area at Centro Galiani, advises managing guilt after holiday meals by avoiding strict restrictions. She emphasizes the importance of a balanced relationship with food to maintain emotional and physical well-being.

This is how you can see where Santa Claus is in real time with Google's Santa Tracker

Google Santa Tracker is a free online tool that allows you to follow Santa Claus's journey in real time as he delivers gifts around the world.

The Reason Why Formentera Is the Only Balearic Island Without an Airport

Formentera, the smallest island in the Balearics, is only accessible by ferry from Ibiza due to clear reasons that prevent the construction of an airport, which sets it apart from the other islands in the archipelago.

Why You Should Have an Eraser When You Go to Cut Ham: "It's Very Useful"

Víctor Sanchego, an expert ham cutter, reveals a useful trick for cutting ham perfectly: using an eraser during the process.

The Inventors of V16 Beacons Reveal the Original Purpose for Which They Were Created

Jorge Torres and Jorge Costas, creators of the V16 beacons, explain that they designed this device to improve road safety and help prevent accidents by facilitating the signaling of vehicles in emergency situations.

14 Years of Atleti with 'Cholo' Simeone, in Photos

Diego Simeone celebrates nearly 14 years as coach of Atlético de Madrid, a period in which he has turned the team into one of the best in La Liga.

US will impose "maximum" sanctions on Venezuela after blocking oil tankers and intercepting ships

The US Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, announced that the US will impose maximum sanctions on Venezuela due to the blocking of oil tankers and interception of ships, informing the Security Council about these actions.

Working at Christmas, According to Experts: "You Are Not Obliged to Cover a Colleague's Shift If You Are Off That Day"

UGT lawyers answer common questions about working at Christmas and adverse winter conditions. They clarify that you are not required to cover a colleague's shift if you are off that day, explaining labor rights in these situations.

The Louvre Museum Installs Security Grille on the Window Through Which Thieves Entered in October

The Louvre Museum has installed a security grille on the window through which thieves entered in October and announced that in 2025 it will install 100 additional perimeter cameras to strengthen its security.

Preventive detention for the accused of 56 sexual offenses against his ex-wife over 13 years

Of the six investigated, one faces preventive detention for 56 sexual offenses against his ex-wife over 13 years. Two plead not guilty and three have not made a statement.

This is the secret for fish to remain the star at Christmas

At Christmas, six out of ten Spaniards prefer fish and seafood as the main dish, reflecting the importance of these foods in traditional cuisine during family and friends' celebrations.

Gives birth at home with the help of a neighbor guided by SUMMA 112

The mother gave birth at home with the help of a neighbor who was guided by phone by SUMMA 112. The medical services arrived just in time to cut the umbilical cord. Both mother and baby are in good condition.

Great Public Job Offer: How Many Positions Are Available, Who Can Apply, and How to Do It

Positions are offered for administrative staff, auxiliary IT technicians, administrative assistants, and management roles in the State Civil Administration. Candidates interested in these profiles related to public systems and IT may apply.

A Public Employment Expert Highlights the Five Civil Service Exams with the Best Quality of Life in Spain

An expert points out that the civil service exams with the best quality of life in Spain are those that offer consistent working hours, a secure work environment, and facilitate a balance between personal and professional life.

The Number of Kilometers That All-Season Tires Usually Last

All-season tires have special characteristics that allow their use throughout the year, but their lifespan is limited by rubber wear, affecting the total number of kilometers they can effectively cover.

Warm Pumpkin and Chickpea Salad, an Affordable Recipe with Seasonal Ingredients

This recipe combines pumpkin and chickpeas with feta cheese, cherry tomatoes, and pomegranate, offering a warm, budget-friendly salad full of seasonal ingredients.

Scorpion fish with mussel and prawn sauce: an easy but different recipe by Karlos Arguiñano for Christmas

This recipe by Karlos Arguiñano features scorpion fish accompanied by a mussel and prawn sauce, offering an easy and original dish ideal for Christmas.

Five Quick and Easy Appetizers to Stand Out This Christmas Eve and Impress at Christmas

Beyond seafood and cold cuts, this Christmas you can surprise your family with five quick, easy, and delicious appetizers that bring variety and flavor to the festive table.

Don't know what to wear? These pieces under 50 euros will save your holiday looks

Discover a selection of pieces from Stradivarius, Mango, and Zara for less than 50 euros that will help you create fashionable, last-minute holiday looks, elevating your style for the festivities.

The Curious Island in the Mediterranean That Turns into a Light Show at Christmas

The Island of the Fishermen, in the Borromeo archipelago, transforms into a beautiful light show during Christmas, making it an ideal destination to experience this festive season with charm.

Santa Claus Brings Christmas Gifts Early to the Animals at Bioparc Park

Santa Claus visited the different habitats of Bioparc Park, including a dive into the hippopotamus aquarium, to bring Christmas gifts early to the animals.

Sect Disbanded That Subjugated Its Followers Through Animal Sacrifices: Five Arrested

The leader of a sect exercised extreme psychological control over his followers, subjecting them to animal sacrifices. Five people have been arrested, and several followers have required psychiatric treatment due to the psychological impact suffered.

The face of Robe Iniesta appears silhouetted on La Concha as a tribute

Germán Cedano (Calat33) created a piece that silhouettes the face of Robe Iniesta on La Concha as a tribute, and shared it on his social media.

The Spanish product that created queues of up to two hours arrives in its best version to gift at Christmas

Sibari Republic's anti-aging serum, very popular and selling out quickly, is available in a special set with cream for 60 euros until January 5th or while stocks last, ideal for gifting at Christmas.

'Kidults,' the adults who buy toys and save the industry: "When you start having money, you go crazy"

"Kidults," adult collectors who buy toys out of nostalgia, for collecting, and pop culture, are driving the recovery of the toy sector with their high-value purchases.

The plague of sick leaves due to mental health that keeps growing: "I had an anxiety attack on the bus"

Sick leaves due to mental health problems in Spain have increased by 52% in five years, generating an economic impact of 81 billion euros. This phenomenon reflects the growing challenge that mental health represents in the workplace.

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

Basanta, from Madrid, owns a collection of 4,000 handcrafted nativity scenes from around the world. Currently, three of his nativity scenes are on display this Christmas in the districts of Arganzuela, Retiro, and Hortaleza.

Liberty Leading the People

Fernando de Yarza's articles are available on 20minutos, offering insights on various topics.

The War of the Oil Tankers

Maritime law only permits the boarding of ships on the high seas in three specific cases: piracy, slave trade, and situations involving a false flag or the absence of a flag.

Who is making Vox gain weight?

The elections in Extremadura were a harsh setback for the Socialists. However, the Popular Party president not only faces pressure from Vox, but now finds it more difficult to govern due to the growing influence of this party.

Woe to the Defeated

Extremadura serves as a harbinger of what could soon happen in regions such as Aragón, Castilla y León, or Andalusia, indicating possible trends or similar situations in these communities.

Grapes, witches, light markets, Santa Claus's house, and live fish as decorations: the map of Christmas traditions in Europe

Christmas traditions in Europe include long dinners, typical recipes, illuminated markets, and celebrations with mythical beings, reflecting the cultural diversity of EU countries during this season.

A 64-Year-Old Man Dies After Suffering a Quad Accident in Cabanillas

A 64-year-old man died after the quad he was riding overturned in Cabanillas, trapping him under the vehicle.

An octogenarian arrested for aggressive driving and biting an officer

A woman over 80 years old was arrested in Palma for driving aggressively and biting a police officer when asked to stop.

Jake Paul Undergoes Emergency Surgery for Double Jaw Fracture, Shows Off His Fortune

Jake Paul was knocked out in the sixth round against the former heavyweight champion in Miami, suffering a double jaw fracture that required emergency surgery. Despite the injury, the YouTuber flaunted his fortune after the fight.

More than 200 women dressed as Mrs. Claus demand equality in Otura in a parade approaching a decade

More than 200 women dressed as Mrs. Claus participated in Otura in a parade celebrating nearly ten years, with the goal of advocating for equality and thanking the fundamental work of the local women in the cultural and social dynamization of the municipality.

RTVE Shows the First Promo of 'Top Chef: Sweets and Celebrities', the Talent Show with Belén Esteban... Which May Have Expanded Its Casting

La 1 presents the first promotion of 'Top Chef: Sweets and Celebrities', a new culinary contest featuring Paco Roncero, Eva Arguiñano, and Osvaldo Gross as judges, and Paula Vázquez as the host. Additionally, there are rumors that the show's casting, which includes Belén Esteban, may have been expanded.

Pantomime Full parody of families who go to see the Christmas lights

Carmen Romero and Alberto Casado, from the comedy duo, play a couple that reflects the spirit of an "unhappy Christmas" in a parody about families who go out to see the Christmas lights.

María Patiño will swim with sharks in the first episode of 'No somos nadie' in 2026

María Patiño finally accepted David Valldeperas' proposal and will swim with sharks in the first episode of 'No somos nadie' in 2026.

The Success of 'Ena': How Javier Olivares Has Once Again Played with Our Curiosity

'Ena' succeeds in prime time by offering a fiction that reflects today's society, avoiding the typical prejudices of 2000s television, demonstrating that contemporary storytelling remains engaging.

Adriana Dorronsoro, about her physical change: "I have changed for my health"

Patricia Pardo criticized the fact that a woman's body becomes news, referring to Adriana Dorronsoro's physical change, who explained that her transformation was motivated by her health.

Revuelta surprises Paco León and recalls her parody in 'Homo Zapping': "I never identified with it"

The model Revuelta surprised actor Paco León during the program 'Somos música' with Manu Sánchez on Canal Sur and recalled her parody in 'Homo Zapping', emphasizing that she never identified with it.

Mark Hamill's Surprise, 'Luke Skywalker' in 'Star Wars', in Hollywood: "Nobody Recognizes Me"

Mark Hamill, famous for playing Luke Skywalker, walked past his star on the Walk of Fame without anyone recognizing him, surprising the actor with the anonymity in Hollywood.

Emma García: "I used to be very cold; I had been given many beatings and I told myself I didn't want any more"

Emma García, host of 'Fiesta', reflects on a successful year both in her personal and professional life, highlighting her emotional growth after overcoming difficult moments.

Joaquín Prat reports that he was scammed through an Instagram ad: "They used my card details"

Joaquín Prat revealed on 'El tiempo justo' that he was a victim of a scam through an Instagram ad, where fraudsters used his card details to make unauthorized charges.

Lara Álvarez: "In bullying, when you tell an adult to step in, they respond that it’s just kids' stuff"

Lara Álvarez spoke on Vicky Martín Berrocal's podcast 'Alone with You' about school bullying, highlighting the lack of adult support when it is reported, as it is often minimized as "just kids' stuff."

Aitana Wishes Her Followers a Merry Christmas with a Homemade 'Superestrella' Video Clip from London

Aitana has recorded a homemade video clip of her song 'Superestrella' during a trip with friends in London. The singer shared the video on TikTok, where it has received millions of views as a Christmas greeting for her followers.

J Balvin and Bad Bunny Reconcile After Years Apart: "Growing Up Means Knowing How to Come Back Without Resentment"

J Balvin and Bad Bunny had an emotional reunion at the final concert of the 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos' tour in Mexico, marking the end of their estrangement and highlighting the importance of growing up and forgiving.

Gloria Camila explains Amador Mohedano's absence at Ortega Cano's birthday

Gloria Camila, daughter of Rocío Jurado, explained on 'El tiempo justo' why some family members, such as Amador Mohedano, decided not to attend Ortega Cano's birthday, clarifying the reasons behind these absences.

Aldo Comas, hospitalized: "They are doing tests on me"

Aldo Comas, participant of 'Until the End of the World', shared a photo from a hospital bed, reporting that he is undergoing medical tests.

Isabel Pantoja's demands for her tours: private jet, physiotherapist, presidential suite...

Isabel Pantoja demands a private jet, a physiotherapist, and a presidential suite for her concerts in Spain and America, according to Kike Calleja.

Venus Williams Officializes Her Marriage to Actor Andrea Preti: Five-Day Ceremony in Florida

Venus Williams and Andrea Preti celebrated a symbolic "I do" in Ischia, Italy, on September 18, and now they are officializing their marriage with a five-day ceremony in Florida.

Robbie Williams' Heartwarming Christmas Surprise to a 94-Year-Old Fan: "He’s the Most Caring Man!"

Robbie Williams surprised a 94-year-old fan with a Christmas video call following a social media appeal, showing his most affectionate and approachable side.

A waiter is accused of stealing the Christmas Lottery prize from Noemí Salazar's cousin

Influencer Noemí Salazar reported on El tiempo justo that a waiter stole the Christmas Lottery prize that belonged to her cousin. According to her account, the worker fraudulently took possession of the winning ticket, causing great outrage and an ongoing legal conflict.

Tom Holland and Zendaya star in a tender photograph with the actor's parents: "They are adorable"

Tom Holland and Zendaya spent Christmas in London with the actor's parents, sharing special family moments that have touched their fans.

The first partial heart transplant performed on a baby in Spain

The Gregorio Marañón Hospital carried out the first partial heart transplant in Spain, operating on a seven-month-old baby. Images of the procedure were shared.

These Are the Most Beautiful Images of Science in 2025, According to 'Nature' Magazine

Every year, Nature magazine selects the most striking scientific images, which in 2025 range from distant cosmic structures to microscopic organisms. These photos showcase the beauty of nature and science, reflecting how research generates knowledge and visual excitement.

How to Win the Christmas Lottery Jackpot: Stories and Superstitions About the Draw

The article explores the traditions, superstitions, and anecdotes related to 'El Gordo' of the Christmas Lottery in Spain. It highlights the cultural importance of the draw, beliefs about luck, and popular strategies that people use to try to win this highly coveted and iconic prize.

Endrick, loaned to Olympique Lyonnais: arrives in search of playing time after being sidelined by Xabi Alonso at Real Madrid

Endrick, with little involvement at Real Madrid under Xabi Alonso, is loaned to Olympique Lyonnais until the end of the season to gain more playing time.

Xabi Alonso 'eats the nougat'... but remains highly debated at Real Madrid

The dismissal of Xabi Alonso is still under consideration, and there is no certainty that he will continue as Real Madrid's coach for the Spanish Super Cup. His position remains highly questioned within the club.

Camavinga lashes out at a Twitter user over an alleged scolding of Vinícius: "Leave him alone"

Eduardo Camavinga clarified on social media that he was not angry with Vinícius during Real Madrid's victory over Sevilla, responding to those who misinterpreted a video and asking them to leave the Brazilian player alone.

Tsarukyan responds to Topuria and mocks his personal situation: "It seems like you have a lot of time"

The Armenian fighter Tsarukyan appeared skeptical and mocked Ilia Topuria’s personal situation, suggesting that he seems to have too much free time.

Luis Infante Bravo, director of the newspaper 'Marca' for a decade, dies

Luis Infante Bravo, journalist and founder of 'Expansión' and 'Telva', passed away at the age of 82. He led the sports newspaper 'Marca' between 1987 and 1997, leaving an important legacy in Spanish journalism.

Medalist Steve Johnson recalls the nightmare of facing Nadal: "He is the best competitor"

Steve Johnson shared on the podcast 'Nothing Major' his experience facing Rafael Nadal on clay courts, describing him as the best competitor and recalling the difficulty of those matches.

Christmas lights and epilepsy: which ones can trigger a seizure and how to avoid it — "Parades pose no danger"

Christmas lights themselves do not pose a risk to people with epilepsy. However, changes in routine and lack of rest can indeed trigger seizures. Christmas parades do not pose a danger in this regard.

They warn that independent living is inaccessible for many people with intellectual disabilities in Spain

Inclusion Europe warns about the lack of accessible housing, adequate personalized supports, and sufficient financial benefits in Spain, making independent living difficult for many people with intellectual disabilities.

Teresa Valencia shares her experience with bullying on the podcast 'Capaces de todo': "I was afraid of school"

Teresa Valencia shared on the podcast 'Capaces de todo' her experience with bullying, which she suffered for years in elementary and high school, confessing that she was afraid of these educational institutions.

The Government is open to studying the inclusion of swine fever and dermatitis in agricultural insurance

The Government is maintaining a subsidy of 315 million euros for agricultural insurance in 2026, consolidating the current budget increase, and is considering including swine fever and dermatitis in the insurance coverage.

The Price of Iberian Ham at All-Time Highs: The Trick to Saving a Fortune This Christmas

Iberian ham has reached historic prices, especially the 100% acorn-fed variety, the most expensive. There are significant price differences between types, and knowing these can help save money during the Christmas season.

Half of Spaniards Do Not Save for Retirement and Only 13% Believe Their Pension Will Be Enough

30% of Spaniards cannot afford to save for retirement, and 31% are not interested in doing so. Only one in four has a private pension plan, and just 13% consider their public pension will be sufficient to live on.

The Bank of Spain Raises Its Growth and Inflation Forecasts for 2025 and 2026

The Bank of Spain has upgraded its forecasts for 2025 and 2026 due to stronger domestic demand, especially in private consumption and investment, driving growth and inflation.

The tax revenue 'boom' continues and gives the Government wings to increase spending without deviating from the deficit

State tax revenue increases by 8.3% up to October, surpassing the 6.4% growth in public spending. This allows the deficit to remain under control, improving by 63% compared to the previous year, excluding DANA-related expenses.

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Leiva in 'Until I Lose My Voice': the breakup of Pereza, his accident, and his voice problems

Directors Lucas Nolla and Mario Forniés, along with co-writer Sepia, explain the key points of the new Movistar Plus+ project that portrays the life and work of the Madrid singer Leiva, addressing topics such as the breakup of Pereza, his accident, and his voice problems.

All References to Agatha Christie Books and More Hidden in 'Knives Out 3'

This analysis reveals the numerous nods to classic mystery works, especially those by Agatha Christie, present in 'Knives Out: Glass Onion,' the third installment of the Netflix saga directed by Rian Johnson and starring Daniel Craig.

The Farewell Will Be Long: Premiere Time and Duration of the Final Episodes of 'Stranger Things 5'

The final season of 'Stranger Things' will premiere on December 26 and conclude on January 1. The last episodes will have a longer-than-usual duration, offering an extended farewell to the series.

One of the Biggest Mistakes in Film History: 'Anaconda' Made a Catastrophic Fool of Itself by Trying to Save a Few Dollars

The comedic remake of 'Anaconda' revives the original's inadvertent laughs, reminding us that this movie was a memorable disaster, partly due to cost-saving attempts that resulted in monumental ridiculousness.

'Percy Jackson and the Olympians': The Secrets Hidden in Season 2, Explained by Its Producers

The second season of 'Percy Jackson and the Olympians' promises to delve deeper into the mythology and characters, thanks to detailed behind-the-scenes work. The producers reveal that faithfully adapting Rick Riordan's saga and keeping fans satisfied requires special efforts in writing and production to authentically reflect the fantastic world.

Saturated networks? The trick to wishing Merry Christmas if you have trouble sending a WhatsApp message

With Christmas and New Year, mobile phones are key for sending greetings. However, networks can become saturated, making it difficult to send messages. A useful trick to send greetings if you have problems with WhatsApp is to use alternative formats or lighter messages to avoid congestion and ensure your wishes reach family and friends.

Beware of the new malware that threatens more than 50,000 WhatsApp users: it can access all your chats

A new undetectable malware is affecting more than 50,000 WhatsApp users, stealing passwords and accessing all their conversations without being detected.

Spotify Admits Massive Data Theft: This Is the Technique That Managed to Download Almost All Songs

Spotify confirmed a massive data theft where activists downloaded almost all songs using 'scraping,' an automated technique that extracts information from the platform without permission.

A Full Frame Camera Designed for Instagram and TikTok: This is the Panasonic LUMIX S9

The Panasonic LUMIX S9 is a compact full frame camera designed for content creators on Instagram and TikTok. It stands out for its design, video quality, and battery life, offering key features for social media, although it has some limitations.

They Prove That Using Touch Screens in Cars Worsens Driving: This Is What Happens

A study with 16 drivers in a simulator revealed that using touch screens in cars harms driving. Interacting with these screens diverts attention, increasing errors and risks behind the wheel.

Echo Show 8 (2025): Amazon enhances its best-selling smart display, awaiting Alexa’s big leap

Amazon launches the Echo Show 8 (2025) with improvements in design, screen, and performance. After weeks of use, its potential growth stands out with the arrival of Alexa+ in Spain, which promises to transform its functionality and daily experience.

The Trends of 2026 Point to a Counterrevolution, Everything Comes Back

In 2026, many trends considered obsolete will make a comeback, marking a counterrevolution in fashion, style, and culture, where the old is reintegrated and regains prominence.

The Asymmetrical Top Mar Flores Wore to Create the Perfect Concert Look

Former model and entrepreneur Mar Flores attended Manuel Carrasco's concert at Starlite wearing a look highlighted by an asymmetrical top, which added a special and elegant touch to her outfit.

Kilometer-long Queues at Mango to Get the Most Elegant Coat of the Season: Bordeaux and Manteco Wool

Mango's bordeaux Manteco wool coat has become the most sought-after item this winter, causing long lines at stores. If you want to update your wardrobe with this elegant classic, hurry up because it is selling out quickly.

Facial Masks on the Plane: A Beauty Trick with More Sense Than You Think

In 2026, beauty will be key in travel, evolving from duty-free shopping to essential activities. Beauty enthusiasts start their routine directly on the plane, where the use of facial masks is gaining importance as an effective trick during the flight.

This Is How Marta Hazas Takes Care of Her Skin and Hair: "I Never Go to Bed Without Removing My Makeup and I Don’t Wash My Hair Daily"

Marta Hazas reveals her skincare and haircare routine, based on consistency and simplicity. She emphasizes that she never goes to bed without removing her makeup and avoids washing her curly hair every day, adapting her habits to the pace of her work.

An Expert Talks About What It Means That Karol G Cut Her Own Hair at Home: "It's Not Just Aesthetic"

Karol G said goodbye to 2025 with a radical change of look by cutting her own hair at home. An expert points out that this act goes beyond aesthetics, reflecting a personal and symbolic process for the artist.

How to Choose (If We Can) a Good (Genuine) Iberian Ham: Note What You Should Look For

If the budget doesn’t allow for an Iberian ham, there are options like serrano ham and cured Duroc ham, both made from white pork and which can be more economical alternatives.

The Bakery Beloved by Rosalía: "One of the Best Spelt Breads in All of Madrid"

An artisanal bakery in Madrid has gained recognition for being frequented by the Catalan singer Rosalía, standing out for offering some of the best spelt breads in the city.

A Must-Stop on the A-62: The Curious Tradition of a Chocolate Company

On the A-62 highway, there is a kiosk belonging to a century-old company that made the first chocolates in Spain, becoming a traditional and iconic stop for travelers.

Tricks for the Perfect Burger: "Season the Meat with Salt and Pepper on the Grill"

To achieve perfect burgers, it is recommended to salt and pepper the meat directly on the grill. This method helps prevent the salt from drawing out the meat's juices before cooking, preserving its flavor and juiciness. Other tips include controlling the temperature and not over-handling the meat to obtain the desired texture.

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

Murcia's goat cheese has been recognized as the best in the world and has ranked among the top 10 globally at the 'World Cheese Awards', surpassing traditional French and Italian cheeses.

This is Spain’s Best-Preserved Roman Treasure: a Temple Surrounded by Nature

In Cáceres, Extremadura, there is an exceptionally well-preserved Roman temple next to one of the largest reservoirs in the region, surrounded by a natural environment that highlights its historical and architectural value.

Five Christmas Villages to Visit Less Than an Hour from Madrid

Five towns near Madrid offer ideal Christmas plans, such as the Navacerrada market and the natural ice rink in Cercedilla, perfect for enjoying the festive atmosphere without traveling far from the city.

This beautiful village in the middle of the mountain looks like it’s straight out of Austria, but it’s actually in Lleida

Located in the Vall d'Àneu, this picturesque village with a medieval atmosphere in the Catalan Pyrenees offers an idyllic setting and is ideal for exploring the region, with a charm reminiscent of Austria.

How is Christmas Celebrated in Other Countries? The Most Curious Customs Around the World

In various parts of the world, Christmas is celebrated with unique traditions, such as skating to get to church or hiding a pickle-shaped ornament in the tree. These customs reflect cultural diversity and the global festive spirit during the Christmas season.

The village that hides the largest holly forest in Spain: magical and unique

This small town in Soria, with only 60 inhabitants, is home to one of the largest and most special holly forests in Europe, which offers a magical and unique landscape in autumn.

The impressive chapel in Portugal with a facade covered in thousands of shells

In Alentejo, Portugal, near the border with Spain, there is a unique chapel whose facade is decorated with thousands of shells, standing out for its history and uniqueness in this small town.

The Medieval Town of La Rioja That Features a Corner of 'Lover Walls'

In the north of La Rioja, near Castilla y León and the Basque Country, a small medieval village houses a romantic sculpture known as the 'lover walls,' a unique corner that reflects the history and charm of the place.

USA authorizes the sale of Wegoby in tablet form instead of injections for weight loss

The USA has approved the sale of Wegoby in tablet form for weight loss, although in Spain only the injectable medication is authorized. The pills have not yet been marketed in the Spanish market.

The Spanish Medicines Agency publishes a manual so that anyone can report an adverse drug reaction

The Spanish Medicines Agency has released a manual that makes it easier for anyone to report adverse drug reactions. Currently, 35% of side effect cases are reported through this form, which improves pharmacovigilance and drug safety.

An Expert in Eating Disorders on Christmas Meals: "Don't Think About What You Won't Be Able to Eat Tomorrow"

Belén Galiani, an expert in Eating Disorders, offers advice for enjoying Christmas meals in a healthy way, recommending avoiding worry about future restrictions and encouraging a more positive relationship with food during this season.

An Endocrinologist's Advice to Prevent Gallstones: "A Teaspoon of Oil in Your Coffee"

An endocrinologist recommends adding a teaspoon of olive oil to your coffee to prevent gallstones, an innovative and less traditional way to take advantage of the benefits of this oil.

A study links six depressive symptoms in middle age to a higher risk of dementia

A study reveals that six depressive symptoms in middle age, such as loss of confidence and difficulty coping with problems, increase the risk of developing dementia in the future by up to 50%.

Richard Restak, Neurologist: "We Begin to Lose Neurons at 65 Years Old, It Is Key to Avoid Alcohol"

Neurologist Richard Restak advises quitting alcohol consumption starting at age 65 to prevent accelerated neuron loss and protect brain health in old age.

Can a driver access the DGT 3.0 Platform and report if they experience an incident?

With the implementation in 2026 of the connected V16 beacons as the sole emergency signal, drivers have questions about the functions of this device. The new technology aims to improve road safety and communication in case of an incident.

In which countries can I drive with the Connected V16 beacon without being asked for the emergency triangle? The DGT clarifies

The DGT clarifies that in Spain the Connected V16 beacon is mandatory and replaces the emergency triangle. However, in other countries it is still necessary to use the triangle, since the V16 beacon is not internationally approved. Drivers should inform themselves about the regulations of each country before traveling.

The DS 3, N°4, and DS 7 Dress in Black and Gold in the New Limited Edition Performance Line

DS Automobiles launches the DS Performance Line Limited Edition for the DS 3, N°4, and DS 7 models, featuring an exclusive black and gold design, advanced technology, and a unique style that enhances the sportiness and elegance of the brand.

63 units worldwide and only 2 for Spain: these are the new jewels of Alfa Romeo

Alfa Romeo launches the limited edition Giulia and Stelvio Collezione, with only 63 units worldwide and just 2 allocated for Spain, celebrating its iconic Quadrifoglio.

The never-ending Chinese arrival: Changan brings the Deepal S05 and S07 electric SUVs

Changan, one of the leaders in the Chinese industry, arrives in the Spanish market with two 100% electric SUVs, the Deepal S05 and S07 models, expanding the electric vehicle offering in Spain.

The Generalitat and social organizations will rehouse evicted individuals from B9 in Badalona who were living under the C-31 bridge

The Generalitat and social organizations will provide temporary accommodation for two months to the people evicted from B9 in Badalona who were living under the C-31 bridge.

False alarm at the Diputación of Badajoz after evacuation due to two suspicious packages addressed to Gallardo

Two suspicious packages at the Diputación of Badajoz, addressed to Gallardo, caused an evacuation. However, an X-ray analysis confirmed that they only contained electronic devices, ruling out any danger.

The packages received at the Diputación of Badajoz could be a gift from ONCE

ONCE might be preparing a statement regarding the packages received at the Diputación of Badajoz, which could be a gift, according to the EFE agency.

Flu infections and hospitalizations decrease in Madrid after passing the peak

The cumulative incidence of flu in Madrid has dropped to 209.47 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, compared to 308.73 cases a week ago, showing a decline in infections and hospitalizations after surpassing the epidemic peak.

Sanz approves Sevilla's 2026 Budget thanks to a new agreement with Vox

Sevilla's 2026 budget, totaling 1.38 billion including public companies, was approved thanks to the support of the PP and Vox, while PSOE and Podemos-IU voted against it.

The Mayor of A Coruña on the workplace harassment complaints: "I am not going to contribute to the mudslinging machine"

Inés Rey stated that she is "very calm" and focused on addressing the concerns of the citizens, refusing to engage in controversies regarding workplace harassment complaints.

Madrid: New attempt to make the L9 metro station in Ahijones and Berrocales a reality

The Community reactivates the contract for the L9 station in Ahijones and Berrocales, increasing the budget to 825,800 euros to avoid a new tender without bids.

Madrid: The boulevard from Cibeles to Alcalá is being scaled back to avoid worsening traffic due to major construction works

Almeida requests the Mobility department to reassess the boulevard project from Cibeles to Alcalá and does not rule out abandoning it during this term if its implementation negatively affects traffic in Madrid.

The case of the 2018 O Marisquiño accident archived as no "criminally responsible" party identified

The court decided to archive the case of the 2018 O Marisquiño accident, excluding criminal liability for both the City Council and the Port Authority, as no specific criminally responsible party was identified.

Andalusia will implement the virtual health card in 2026 and will consolidate the SAS apps into Salud Responde

Andalusia has approved a Digital Health Strategy with an investment of more than 300 million euros until 2030, which includes the implementation of the virtual health card in 2026 and the unification of the SAS applications into the Salud Responde platform.

A Coruña approves next year's Budget following an agreement between PSOE and BNG

A Coruña's 2024 budget, approved after an agreement between PSOE and BNG, will be based on four main pillars, with special attention to housing policies to promote social rental.

Barcelona freezes most prices but raises the cost of Bicing and Zoo admission

Barcelona has decided to freeze most public prices but will progressively increase the cost of Bicing and Zoo admission. Additionally, it will implement a gradual €78 increase over three years for the private cremation price.

A teacher explains the origin of the Christmas lottery tickets and how much money the winners earn

A teacher detailed the origin of the Christmas lottery tickets and explained how much net money the winners receive after deducting the taxes that must be paid to the tax authorities.

The Surprise at a Hotel Upon Discovering the Terrible Condition of an 'eSports' Player's Room

An 'eSports' player's room was found in such a disastrous state that it took three days to clean. Additionally, the hotel will need to carry out renovations before the room can be used again.

Two Rats and a 'Bagel': The Dramatic Fight for Survival of Two Rodents in the New York Subway

Two rats in the New York subway engaged in an intense three-minute fight over a piece of bagel, showcasing the harsh struggle for survival in a hostile environment.

Signs That Your Dog Does Not Want to Be at Your Christmas Celebration

Some dogs show signs of stress during Christmas celebrations, such as excessive playing, jumping, or hyperactivity, which are displacement behaviors used to manage overexcitement.

Why Cats May Stop Eating and What to Do

Respiratory problems in cats affect their sense of smell, a key sense for stimulating appetite. This can cause them to stop eating, so it is important to identify and treat these conditions to ensure they eat properly.

Do We Know How to Take Care of Our Chinchillas? Essential Guide to Keeping Them Healthy and Happy

Chinchillas, active and shy pets, require spacious environments, cool temperatures, and a calm routine to avoid stress and maintain their health and well-being.

Check Your Horoscope for Wednesday, December 24, 2025

Check your horoscope for yesterday, today, and tomorrow on 20minutos.es to find out the astrological predictions and advice for your daily life.

Animals, medicinal products, and human remains: what you cannot sell on Vinted or Wallapop

These second-hand selling platforms, such as Vinted and Wallapop, prohibit the buying and selling of certain products, including animals, medicinal products, and human remains, to ensure safety and legal compliance among their users.

The Richest in Catalonia: Carmen Thyssen Holds One of the Highest Fortunes

Forbes magazine ranks Carmen Cervera as 38th among the highest fortunes in Catalonia, highlighting her considerable wealth.

Santiago and Oviedo will launch new air routes to Amsterdam next summer

Both destinations, Santiago and Oviedo, will introduce new air routes to Amsterdam next summer, operating with two weekly frequencies or daily flights depending on the season.

More Expensive Contraceptives, More Controlled Women

China's policy to address the demographic crisis raises the cost of contraceptives, affecting public health and limiting women's autonomy. This measure intensifies gender inequality, placing greater control over women and endangering their well-being.

The Best of 2025 in Horror and Science Fiction Literature

Motel Margot presents a standout selection of the best horror and science fiction of 2024, gathering works that have marked the genre this year with innovation and narrative quality.

He spits out a leaf that the wind blew into his mouth and is fined €170

An 86-year-old man was fined €170 after spitting out a leaf that the wind blew into his mouth. Despite trying to explain the situation to the police, the fine was upheld.

Believe it or not, all these foods have dropped in price amid the price surge

In 2025, inflation in Spain reached 2.6%, mainly impacting housing. However, despite the overall price increase, certain foods have experienced a reduction, benefiting consumers amid the widespread rise in costs.

The Best Celebrity Looks of 2025

The red carpets of 2025 have been marked by the elegant and sophisticated styles of celebrities. Highlights include Emma Stone's styling at the Golden Globes, Ariana Grande's cinematic dress, and Pedro Pascal's impeccable look, bringing together the best outfits of the year.

They Look Like Tuscany, But They Are in Spain

Spain offers several towns with medieval villages, colorful villas, cobblestone streets, and spectacular landscapes that rival the famous Italian region of Tuscany, allowing you to enjoy its charm without leaving the country.

The Best Cartoons by Nani

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Enol: "I am very disillusioned with the music made today in Spain, it tends to be disposable"

The Asturian Enol, revelation of the year, presents 'Tutto passa', a pop album that explores love in all its forms, expressing his disillusionment with current music in Spain, which he considers ephemeral and throwaway.

Man Detained for Holding His Octogenarian Mother Captive in a Room in Menorca

Agents detained a man in Menorca for holding his octogenarian mother captive in a room. The police had been monitoring the case and, after several days without news of the kidnapped woman, managed to intervene and free her.

Don Omar announces a second concert in Spain for summer 2026 as part of his European tour

Don Omar has added a second concert in Spain for his European summer 2026 tour, after announcing a date at the La Cartuja Stadium in Seville on July 18.

Pedro Sánchez presides over the official photo of the new Government following Tolón's incorporation

Pedro Sánchez presided over the official photo of his new Government following Pilar Alegría's departure as Minister of Education and the incorporation of Isabel Rodríguez as Minister Spokesperson. The inclusion of Tita Tolón in the Executive is also highlighted, marking a renewal in the cabinet aimed at consolidating its management.

The Hitchhiker Killer Who Inspired The Doors' Song 'Riders on the Storm'

Billy Cook, a roaming killer known for attacking hitchhikers, inspired The Doors' song "Riders on the Storm." His story of violence and wandering journeys influenced the dark and emotional atmosphere of the track.

Pessimism Takes Hold Among Spaniards: Majority Believe There Will Be More Wars, More Hunger, and More Inequality in 10 Years

According to the latest CIS survey, more than one-third of Spaniards prioritize individual effort over equality, a figure that has risen 10 points since 2021, reflecting growing pessimism about the future, with expectations of more wars, hunger, and inequality in the next decade.

The CNMC approves the new remuneration for electricity networks that the sector sees as "insufficient" and a "brake" on investment

The CNMC sets a profitability of 6.58% for electricity networks, below the 7.5% requested by the industry and electric companies, who warn that this decision may hinder investment and cause capital flight. The sector criticizes that their claims were not taken into account and that the new system will not help resolve network congestion.

The Senate Takes the Government to the Constitutional Court for Failing to Present the Budget and Requests the Budget Extensions to be Declared Null

The Senate denounces the Government before the Constitutional Court for not presenting the Budget, arguing that this violates five articles of the Constitution, and requests that the budget extensions be declared null.

Cristina Fernández will remain hospitalized after surgery for appendicitis "with localized peritonitis"

The former president of Argentina remains hospitalized after undergoing surgery for appendicitis with localized peritonitis and continues to receive antibiotic treatment.

The Lideremos Platform Presents the 'Spain Awaits You' Plan in Granada

The Lideremos platform presented the 'Spain Awaits You' plan in Granada, which aims to create a stable and attractive environment for young people to develop their professional projects in Spain.

Italy removes the emphatic final 'yes' from its national anthem in military events

Italy has decided to eliminate the emphatic repetition of the "yes" at the end of its national anthem during military events, although at sporting events this final note will continue to be used.

Kiev announces its withdrawal from a locality in Donetsk amid Russian advances in Ukrainian territory

The Ukrainian General Staff announced the withdrawal of its troops from a locality in Donetsk due to Russian advances in the region. This action is part of a strategy to reorganize Ukrainian forces in response to the Russian offensive in the east of the country.

Russia Attempts to Legalize the Seizure of the Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant in Zaporizhzhia

Russian authorities have granted an operating license for the first reactor unit of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which has been under Moscow's control since 2022, aiming to legitimize their dominance over the facility.

Brazil's Supreme Court authorizes Bolsonaro to undergo surgery for two inguinal hernias at Christmas

Brazil's Supreme Court approved the transfer of former president Jair Bolsonaro so that he can undergo surgery for two inguinal hernias during Christmas. Bolsonaro is serving a 27-year sentence for coup plotting and is currently in prison. The authorization aims to ensure his medical care while he serves his sentence.

Arrested for extorting minors to obtain sexual images through social media

The Mossos d'Esquadra arrested an individual accused of extorting minors to obtain sexual images through social media, following a complaint filed by a minor.

At Least Five Police Officers Die in Attack on Authorities in Pakistan

At least five police officers died and several were injured following an attack on a mobile patrol in Pakistan. The assailants, still unidentified, attacked in a conflict-prone area, intensifying insecurity in the region. Authorities are investigating the incident to apprehend those responsible.

Dies after being hit by a train near Vitoria-Gasteiz station

A woman died after being hit by a train near Vitoria-Gasteiz station. The circumstances of the accident are being investigated by the authorities.

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Artificial Intelligence: What You Need to Know to Get Started in AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that simulates human intelligence in machines. To get started in AI, it is essential to understand basic concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. Additionally, it is helpful to become familiar with popular tools and platforms, as well as to practice with real projects to gain practical experience in this rapidly growing field.

Check your Christmas Lottery 2025 ticket live: which is the "Gordo", the smaller prizes, and the rest of the winning numbers

Check in real time if your ticket for the December 22nd, 2025 Christmas Lottery draw has won the "Gordo", any smaller prize, or any of the 15,304 prizes available in this special draw.

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

Neil Cross, creator of 'Luther', moves his style from London to the Mediterranean in his new series. The production combines a thriller full of chases and puzzles, standing out for its intensity and bright setting, available on SkyShowtime.

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

V16 lights will be mandatory on all vehicles in Spain starting January 2026. This change raises questions among drivers, some of whom are reluctant to stop using their traditional emergency triangles along with the new connected V16 beacons.

Karlos Arguiñano, chef: "I come from a family with very low incomes, and I know what it is to have to eat while spending little"

Karlos Arguiñano, a chef known for his humble beginnings, has released a new book titled 'Cooking for Everyone,' focusing on affordable and accessible cooking for all.

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

The DGT clarifies doubts about the new V16 beacon, mandatory since January. Many drivers wonder what happens after activating it and if they can test it at home without alerting emergency services. The answer is that testing the beacon at home does not activate emergency services, but its use should be reserved for real situations on the road.

The Ending of Batman Clarified: 'The Dark Knight' Screenwriter Judges the Final Shot

David S. Goyer reveals how, together with Jonathan and Christopher Nolan, they devised the emotional ending of Batman with Christian Bale, explaining the meaning behind the final shot of the saga.

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 reveals her fashion and beauty secrets. At 55 years old, she seeks to feel good about herself without trying to appear younger than she is.

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

It is one of the three native recognized languages of Extremadura, but it is only spoken in three towns, facing a serious risk of disappearing due to the decline in speakers and lack of generational transmission.

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

The Madrid Metro continues to expand and by 2026 will add new stops in several neighborhoods, improving connectivity and making public transportation more accessible to more citizens.

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

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

The First Concerns Arise Over Pre-signaling Emergencies with V16 Beacons That Cast Doubt on Their Effectiveness

Some Spanish drivers have begun using connected V16 beacons instead of warning triangles according to the new regulations. However, early videos show potentially dangerous situations that question the effectiveness of these beacons for signaling emergencies on the road.

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

In the Euskadi work calendar for 2026, the holiday on Sunday, October 12th, Hispanic Day, is moved to Monday to facilitate long weekends and work organization.

US tells UN it will deprive Venezuela’s Maduro, drug cartel of resources

The US informed the UN of its plans to cut off financial and material support to Venezuela's President Maduro and associated drug cartels. This move aims to weaken Maduro's regime and disrupt illicit drug operations linked to his government, reinforcing US efforts to combat corruption and drug trafficking in the region.

Gold prices hit record high above $4,500/oz on haven demand, Fed easing bets

Gold prices surged past $4,500 per ounce, reaching a historic high driven by increased safe-haven demand amid economic uncertainties. Investors anticipate potential Federal Reserve easing, boosting gold's appeal as a secure asset against inflation and market volatility.

Oil prices hold gains on US growth data, Venezuela supply risks

Oil prices remained steady, supported by strong US economic growth data and concerns over tightening supplies from Venezuela. Robust demand in the US boosted market sentiment, while ongoing political turmoil and sanctions in Venezuela threaten global oil availability, maintaining upward pressure on prices.

Oil edges up on strong US economic growth, supply risks

Oil prices rose due to robust U.S. economic growth supporting demand and concerns over supply disruptions. Strong economic data increased expectations for higher energy consumption, while geopolitical tensions and OPEC+ production cuts continued to limit supply, underpinning market gains.

Safe-haven gold ventures beyond $4,500/oz for the first time

Gold prices surged past $4,500 per ounce for the first time, driven by heightened global economic uncertainty and increased demand for safe-haven assets. Investors are flocking to gold amid inflation fears and geopolitical tensions, pushing prices to record highs and signaling continued market volatility.

Oil up as market weighs strong US economic growth, supply risks

Oil prices rose driven by robust US economic data signaling strong fuel demand and concerns over tightening supply. Market participants are balancing optimism about growth with potential geopolitical and production challenges that may limit crude availability.

Loaded supertanker returns to Venezuelan waters amid US interceptions, TankerTrackers.com says

A fully loaded supertanker has returned to Venezuelan waters following several interceptions by US forces. According to TankerTrackers.com, the vessel changed course reportedly to avoid US sanctions and seizures targeting Venezuelan oil exports. The move highlights ongoing tensions and enforcement efforts by the US to curb Venezuela's energy shipments amid geopolitical disputes.

Venezuela resorts to floating storage as onshore storage tanks fill up

Venezuela is increasingly using floating storage tanks to hold excess oil due to its onshore storage facilities reaching capacity. This shift highlights the country's struggle with declining exports and limited refining operations amid ongoing economic challenges and US sanctions. Floating storage offers a temporary solution for managing surplus crude while Venezuela faces disruptions in its oil industry.

AI data centers are forcing dirty ‘peaker’ power plants back into service

The rise of AI data centers has increased electricity demand, causing a resurgence in the use of dirty ‘peaker’ power plants. These plants, typically powered by fossil fuels, operate during high-demand periods to stabilize the grid. Their reactivation raises environmental concerns as the push for AI growth conflicts with clean energy goals.

Venezuela passes law against piracy, blockades amid US oil ship seizures

Venezuela has enacted a new law targeting piracy and blockades following the seizure of its oil ships by the US. The legislation aims to protect its maritime operations and national sovereignty by criminalizing acts that disrupt oil shipments, reflecting heightened tensions between the two countries over energy resources.

Sanofi receives FDA complete response letter for MS drug tolebrutinib

Sanofi announced that the FDA issued a complete response letter regarding its multiple sclerosis drug, tolebrutinib. The letter indicates that additional information or studies are required before approval. Sanofi is reviewing the FDA's feedback and plans to engage with the agency to address the concerns and outline next steps for the drug's development.

South Korean court rejects bid to block Korea Zinc share sale funding US smelter

A South Korean court dismissed a request to halt Korea Zinc’s planned share sale, which aims to finance the construction of a new smelter in the United States. The court ruled that the funding strategy complied with regulations, allowing Korea Zinc to proceed with its US expansion plans. This decision supports Korea Zinc’s efforts to strengthen its global presence in the metals industry.

Taiwan stocks higher at close of trade; Taiwan Weighted up 1.64%

Taiwan stocks closed higher with the Taiwan Weighted Index rising 1.64%. The market showed broad gains supported by strong performances in technology and semiconductor sectors. Investor sentiment improved amid positive economic data and easing geopolitical tensions, boosting trading volumes and market confidence.

What’s next for Indivior after a 200% run? Jefferies eyes 2026 upside

Indivior's stock has surged 200%, driven by strong performance in its addiction treatment portfolio. Jefferies remains optimistic, forecasting further upside potential by 2026 due to pipeline advancements and market expansion. The firm highlights ongoing innovation and growing demand for addiction therapies as key growth drivers.

BlackRock-backed ports deal at risk as Cosco demands majority stake - report

A ports deal backed by BlackRock is reportedly at risk after Chinese company Cosco demanded a majority stake. This demand threatens to derail the agreement, raising concerns over ownership and control. Stakeholders are assessing the implications as negotiations continue amidst strategic and regulatory scrutiny.

Asia stocks subdued in thin year-end trading; BOJ minutes in focus

Asian stocks showed muted movement amid thin year-end trading volumes. Investors awaited the Bank of Japan's minutes for insights on future monetary policy. Market sentiment remained cautious ahead of the new year, with limited catalysts driving significant price action across the region.

Agios Pharmaceuticals secures FDA approval for thalassemia treatment

Agios Pharmaceuticals has received FDA approval for its new drug to treat thalassemia, a genetic blood disorder. The medication aims to improve patients' quality of life by reducing the need for blood transfusions. This approval marks a significant advancement in thalassemia treatment options, offering hope to many affected individuals.

Apple pauses implementation plans following Texas law suspension

Apple has halted its plans to implement policies in response to a Texas law after the state's suspension of the law. The company had initially aimed to adjust its operations in line with the new regulations but decided to pause actions until further clarity on the legal status is provided. This move reflects Apple's cautious approach amid evolving legislative developments in Texas.

Sapporo Holdings to sell real estate business to KKR, PAG consortium - report

Sapporo Holdings is reportedly selling its real estate business to a consortium led by private equity firms KKR and PAG. The deal aligns with Sapporo’s strategy to focus on its core beverage operations, while the consortium aims to expand its real estate portfolio. Details on the transaction value and closing timeline have not been disclosed.

BP nears sale of majority Castrol stake to Stonepeak, WSJ reports

BP is close to finalizing a deal to sell a majority stake in Castrol to private equity firm Stonepeak, according to the Wall Street Journal. The move aligns with BP's strategy to streamline its portfolio and focus on low-carbon energy. Financial details and timing of the transaction have not been disclosed.

US crude oil inventories surge, exceeding expectations

US crude oil inventories rose significantly last week, surpassing analysts' forecasts. The unexpected increase highlights ongoing shifts in supply and demand dynamics amid fluctuating market conditions and economic uncertainties.

Trump says anybody that disagrees with him will never be Fed Chair

Former President Donald Trump stated that anyone who disagrees with him will not be appointed as Federal Reserve Chair. He emphasized loyalty as a key factor in his selection, suggesting that differing economic views or opposition to his policies could disqualify candidates from the position.

CB Consumer Confidence Index sees a slight uptick, but falls short of expectations

The CB Consumer Confidence Index inched up slightly, reflecting cautious optimism among consumers. However, the increase was less than analysts had forecast, indicating lingering concerns about the economic outlook. Factors such as inflation and job market uncertainties continue to impact consumer sentiment, preventing a stronger rebound in confidence levels.

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US Industrial Production sees modest growth, outperforms forecasts

US industrial production rose modestly, surpassing forecasts due to gains in manufacturing and mining sectors. Improved factory output and increased utility use contributed to the growth, reflecting steady economic activity amid mixed signals from other economic indicators.

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US core capital goods orders, shipments increase in October

US core capital goods orders and shipments both rose in October, signaling ongoing business investment growth. The increase suggests steady demand for equipment and machinery, supporting economic expansion. This positive trend may influence future manufacturing activity and broader economic indicators.

U.S. economy grew 4.3% in the third quarter, crushing estimates

The U.S. economy expanded at an annual rate of 4.3% in Q3, surpassing analysts' expectations. Strong consumer spending and business investments fueled the growth, signaling robust economic recovery despite inflation concerns and global uncertainties.

US economy outperforms expectations with 4.3% GDP growth

The US economy grew at an annual rate of 4.3% last quarter, surpassing analysts' forecasts. Key drivers include increased consumer spending, business investments, and a strong labor market. This robust growth signals economic resilience amid global uncertainties and inflation concerns.

Durable goods orders slump further than expected, bearish for USD

Durable goods orders declined more than anticipated, signaling weakened manufacturing demand. This slump raised concerns about economic growth prospects, leading to a bearish sentiment on the US dollar as investors reassess the outlook for monetary policy tightening.

Gold tops $4,500, silver and platinum hit records in metal markets frenzy

Gold prices surged past $4,500 per ounce, with silver and platinum also reaching record highs amid a frenzy in metal markets. Factors such as economic uncertainty, inflation fears, and increased investor demand have driven the rally. This unprecedented spike reflects a strong shift towards precious metals as safe-haven assets in volatile financial conditions.

Japan plans $189 billion new debt issuance in next year’s budget, draft shows

Japan's draft budget for the next fiscal year includes plans to issue about $189 billion in new government debt to fund economic stimulus and cover fiscal deficits. This marks a significant step as the country manages pandemic recovery while addressing rising public debt concerns. The government aims to balance support for growth with fiscal sustainability amid ongoing economic challenges.

Dollar set for worst year since 2003 as rate outlooks diverge

The US dollar is on track for its worst annual performance since 2003 due to diverging interest rate expectations between the Federal Reserve and other major central banks. While the Fed signals potential for higher rates, easing or cuts abroad weaken the dollar's appeal. This divergence has led to significant currency market shifts, impacting global trade and investment flows.

BOJ debated need to keep raising rates, October meeting minutes show

The Bank of Japan's October meeting minutes reveal discussions on whether to continue raising interest rates amid changing economic conditions. Some members questioned the necessity of further hikes given growing concerns about economic growth and inflation stability. The debate highlighted differing views on balancing monetary tightening with supporting recovery, though no consensus was reached on immediate policy adjustments.

Investor Louis Bacon wins defamation case against ex-fashion mogul Peter Nygard

Investor Louis Bacon won a defamation lawsuit against former fashion mogul Peter Nygard. The court ruled in Bacon's favor, finding that Nygard made false statements damaging to Bacon's reputation. The decision reinforces consequences for defamatory actions and marks a legal victory for Bacon against the controversial figure.

BOJ’s hawkish wink suggests next hike may be sooner than markets think

The Bank of Japan hinted at a potential interest rate hike earlier than expected, signaling a shift from its ultra-loose monetary policy. This hawkish stance surprised markets, suggesting tighter monetary policy might come sooner as the BOJ addresses rising inflation and economic adjustments. Investors are now reassessing the timing of the next rate increase amid this unexpected tone shift.

Supreme Court blocks Trump’s National Guard deployment in Chicago

The Supreme Court blocked former President Trump’s attempt to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago, citing insufficient evidence of local authority requests. The ruling emphasized respect for state and local control over the National Guard, limiting federal intervention in response to domestic unrest concerns.

Robust consumer spending, rising exports fuel US economic growth in third quarter

The US economy grew strongly in the third quarter, driven by robust consumer spending and increased exports. These factors helped offset slower business investment and government spending, leading to an overall boost in economic activity despite lingering inflation concerns.

Bank of Canada uncertain about next rate move amid trade concerns

The Bank of Canada remains uncertain about its next interest rate decision due to ongoing trade tensions and their potential impact on the economy. Officials are closely monitoring global trade developments and inflation trends before determining future monetary policy adjustments.

Trump issues Fed Chair ultimatum following surprise GDP beat

President Trump responded to a stronger-than-expected GDP report by urging Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. Trump emphasized the importance of the Fed supporting continued economic growth, warning that failure to act could hinder progress. The administration views the economic data as a sign to stimulate further growth through more accommodative monetary policy.

THORChain Launches Native Cross-Chain Swap Interface in Public Beta

THORChain has launched its native cross-chain swap interface in public beta, allowing users to trade assets across different blockchains directly and securely. This update aims to improve decentralized finance (DeFi) accessibility by simplifying cross-chain transactions without the need for centralized exchanges, fostering greater liquidity and user autonomy within the crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin price today: drops below $88k as rebound stalls ahead of key US data

Bitcoin’s price fell below $88,000, halting its recent rebound as investors await crucial US economic data. Market participants remain cautious, anticipating how the upcoming reports might influence Federal Reserve policy and broader market sentiment. This pause reflects uncertainty ahead of key indicators that could impact cryptocurrency valuations.

Solstice and Cor Prime Execute First Institutional Stablecoin-for-Stablecoin Repo on a Public Blockchain

Solstice and Cor Prime completed the first institutional stablecoin-for-stablecoin repurchase agreement on a public blockchain, marking a milestone in decentralized finance. This transaction enhances transparency, efficiency, and trust in institutional repos, bridging traditional finance and blockchain technology.

Stablecoin Insider Releases 2025 Report on Stablecoins’ Shift to Financial Infrastructure

Stablecoin Insider's 2025 report highlights the evolving role of stablecoins as integral components of financial infrastructure. It details how stablecoins are moving beyond simple payment tools to support broader financial services, including lending and decentralized finance (DeFi). The report outlines regulatory challenges, technological advancements, and predicts increased adoption by both traditional institutions and crypto platforms.

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

Crypto revenues are expected to shift from trading fees to other sources by 2026. Innovations like decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and Web3 applications are emerging as key revenue drivers. These sectors aim to create sustainable income beyond volatile trading markets, signaling a maturing crypto economy focused on utility and broader adoption.

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. With growing digital threats and demands for better fund management, blockchain offers a decentralized solution to protect assets and streamline operations. Industry leaders believe embracing this innovation is essential for the sector’s future viability and to meet evolving regulatory and investor expectations.

Strategy pauses Bitcoin buying, builds cash reserves

A cryptocurrency investment strategy has paused Bitcoin purchases to build cash reserves amid market uncertainty. This move aims to manage risk and maintain liquidity, preparing for potential future buying opportunities when prices become more favorable.

Bitcoin price today: up near $90k amid Fed cut bets, but remains rangebound

Bitcoin's price rose close to $90,000 driven by market speculation of a forthcoming Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Despite this upward momentum, the cryptocurrency remains mostly rangebound, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

Gem Wallet Adds Cross-Chain USDT Support with Integrated Swaps, Bridges, and Scam Protection

Gem Wallet now supports cross-chain USDT, enabling seamless transfers across multiple blockchains. The update includes integrated swaps and bridges for efficient token management. Additionally, enhanced scam protection features improve user security during transactions, making it safer and easier to use USDT across various networks within the wallet.

$HLS Token Launches Across Major Tier-1 Exchanges

The $HLS token has been officially launched on several major tier-1 cryptocurrency exchanges, aiming to boost liquidity and accessibility. This move is expected to increase trading volumes and attract a broader investor base, marking a significant milestone in the token's growth and market presence.

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Cathie Wood’s ARK buys Weride, Pacific Biosciences stocks, sells Ibotta

Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest added shares of ride-hailing firm Weride and biotech company Pacific Biosciences to its portfolio while offloading its stake in cashback app Ibotta. The moves reflect ARK’s continued focus on innovative technology and biotech sectors, aligning with its strategy to invest in disruptive companies.

FDA Approves Agios’ AQVESME for Thalassemia Anemia Treatment

The FDA has approved Agios Pharmaceuticals' drug AQVESME for treating anemia in thalassemia patients. This marks a significant advancement in managing the rare blood disorder, offering a new therapeutic option to improve patient outcomes and reduce dependence on blood transfusions.

FCPT acquires Olive Garden property in Illinois for $2.2 million

FCPT has purchased an Olive Garden restaurant property in Illinois for $2.2 million. This acquisition expands FCPT's portfolio in the restaurant real estate sector, highlighting their strategy to invest in well-established dining locations. The move aligns with FCPT's focus on securing predictable income through owning popular franchise properties.

Bausch Health announces completion of $1.6 billion debt exchange offer

Bausch Health completed a $1.6 billion debt exchange offer, refinancing existing debt to improve its financial flexibility. The transaction involved exchanging notes to extend maturities and potentially reduce interest costs, supporting the company’s strategic goals and enhancing its balance sheet.

Xiao-I receives Nasdaq listing deficiency notices for bid price, MVPHS

Xiao-I, an AI technology company, has received deficiency notices from Nasdaq regarding its bid price and minimum voting power holding structure (MVPHS). The notices indicate that the company may not meet the exchange’s listing requirements, prompting Xiao-I to address these issues to maintain its Nasdaq listing.

National Bank Holdings receives regulatory approvals for Vista merger

National Bank Holdings has secured regulatory approvals needed to proceed with its merger with Vista Bancshares. The clearance paves the way for the two financial institutions to combine operations, aiming to enhance their market presence and improve customer services. The merger is expected to create more value for shareholders and clients through expanded resources and capabilities.

Daktronics acquires MicroLED technology from X Display Company

Daktronics has acquired MicroLED technology from X Display Company, aiming to enhance its display product offerings. This acquisition will help Daktronics advance its innovation in LED displays, providing higher resolution and better energy efficiency. The move positions Daktronics to compete more effectively in the evolving digital signage market.

Timbercreek Financial announces $0.0575 monthly dividend

Timbercreek Financial declared a monthly dividend of $0.0575 per common share. This distribution reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to returning value to shareholders. The dividend is payable to shareholders of record on the specified date, reinforcing Timbercreek's stable income strategy.

Birchtech approves 1-for-5 reverse stock split effective December 26

Birchtech has approved a 1-for-5 reverse stock split to be effective December 26. The move will consolidate every five existing shares into one, aiming to increase the stock price and meet listing requirements. The reverse split will reduce the total number of outstanding shares but not affect the company’s market capitalization.