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Does the Republican Party creak? The internal conflict between Trump and Thune that worries senators before the elections

Learn why the dispute between Trump and Thune worries Republican Party senators and how it could affect the legislative elections.

Amazon Leo wants to put 5,105 satellites into orbit to provide 5G anywhere in the world

Amazon wants to build a new satellite constellation that allows direct internet connection from the device to the satellite in orbit, anywhere in the world, as Starlink is developing

They issue a US$20 million bond to finance a tower in Puerto Madero and a project in San Isidro

The bond will have a term of 12 months, will pay quarterly interest and would go on the market with a rate close to 7% per year.

Coudet's meeting with the president of River and how to continue in the midst of the crisis

El Chacho suffered the impact of a new defeat for the team, but has the strength to continue

More than a thousand jurists demand that the German Government begin a process to ban the ultra AfD party

The initiative, whose support doubled in 10 days, comes in the midst of several regional elections. The extremist party has a chance of winning in one of them for the first time, according to polls

Kevin Castaño was at the center of criticism after praising Campaz after River's loss to Rosario Central

The Colombian midfielder is separated from Coudet's main group and did not train with the squad again

El Rayo commits to the Community of Madrid to facilitate access for technicians to check the situation of the Vallecas Stadium

The Minister of Culture, Tourism and Sports, Mariano de Paco, says that the venue is not in good condition, and offers to help the club so that the first match is played in Leganés and not in Burgos because he sees it as “difficult” to start the League at home

Stephen Baldwin reveals why he decided to move away from Hollywood: “It wasn't my style, I didn't want to be Tom Cruise”

The actor, who in the nineties positioned himself as one of the performers of the moment, has explained that religion changed the way he saw his future in the film industry.

Díaz Ayuso was at the center of a scandal after the purchase of a luxury apartment with public funds in Madrid

The president of the Community of Madrid was quick to confirm that her government plans to sell the property to contribute to reconstruction efforts after the devastating fires in the region

“Surprise for the market”: in July agricultural exports settled US$2,918 million, 3% less, and they anticipate what the coming months will be like

According to the chamber that groups the activity, so far this year, meanwhile, 16,297 million dollars have entered, a decrease of 16% compared to the same period in 2025; the factors behind this data and the explanation from the experts

Hate on networks: a study concludes that the aggressor is usually the same on and off the internet

Hostility on social media is often attributed to algorithms or anonymity; A study carried out in 30 countries concludes that platforms do not create new aggressors, but rather amplify behaviors linked to the social and political context

An ordinary day in Gaza: "I heard a dull noise. I immediately knew they had hit me"

During the ceasefire in Gaza, workers from the organization Doctors Without Borders have seen how the Israeli army kills their relatives and destroys their homes

They hit a person on the Panamericana and there were long lines of traffic

The incident occurred this Monday morning, when a woman tried to cross the highway; There were long lines and delays in access

Femicide of Mailén Antonich: a young woman alerted about a false job offer in Mar del Plata

The woman said that they never gave her the name of the place where she was supposed to work, that they asked for photos and that they answered at “strange” hours.

The Government will grant more changes so that the Senate approves the land foreignization law

The new modifications would be announced tomorrow by Patricia Bullrich at a press conference; Higher percentage limits could be established than those in force today, despite the fact that the original idea of ​​the ruling party was that these limits no longer existed.

Trip to the largest copper mine in the world: the lessons Argentina still has to learn

A tour of Escondida, the BHP operation in northern Chile that contributed 25% of all the copper in that country in 2025, reveals the distance in road and electrical infrastructure with Argentina, which has not produced the metal since 2018.

From today to August 9: New York redoubles controls on drivers to stop speeding

Controls on drivers for speeding in New York: discover how the surveillance operation will work until August 9.

Photos: Mariana Fabbiani's vacation in the Mediterranean

The television presenter visited different places on the European continent and recorded her journey on social networks

From New York to Florida: a round of storms is coming with the threat of flooding

Learn where storms threaten to cause flooding from New York to Florida and which regions remain at risk this Monday, August 3.

A fire in a housing block forces the evacuation of two buildings in Chamberí

The fire started around midnight on the top floor of one of the buildings and municipal technicians must now assess the state of the structure to see if the 15 residents who have slept away from home can return.

The tragic case of the couple who feared being deported from the US and ended up murdered in Guatemala

Nixon Pérez Paz was deported from the United States in May 2025. A year later, his wife, Glendy González de la Cruz, decided to return to her native Guatemala to reunify the family. Last week they were found in a sugarcane field with gunshot wounds.

Who is Gianni Infantino and how he became the most powerful (and controversial) man in world football

Gianni Infantino has had run-ins with the unions and European football, but after 10 years as president of FIFA, he remains in an unassailable position. We tell you why.

Who is Gianni Infantino and how he became the most powerful (and controversial) man in world football

Gianni Infantino has had run-ins with the unions and European football, but after 10 years as president of FIFA, he remains in an unassailable position. We tell you why.

Albares demands the solidarity of the European partners with Ceuta and charges against Meloni

Robles “strongly” asks Morocco to punish those who have caused, “condoned or tolerated this human drama.”

Last minute of the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | The Government assures that no intelligence report warned of the magnitude of the Ceuta crisis

Von der Leyen congratulates Spain and Morocco for managing the crisis, but calls for strengthening borders | Albares charges against the “reactionary international” and considers disinformation the key element of the crisis in Ceuta | The PP charges against Sánchez for “going it alone with the regularization of immigrants”

Where to see the total eclipse on August 12 in Spain? Map with the time and visibility in each point of the country

The following map shows how the phenomenon of August 12 will be seen from each municipality in Spain

Car sales grow by 3.7% in July and are close to pre-pandemic figures

Registrations have been above 100,000 units for five months, a figure that has not been exceeded in the seventh month of the year since 2020.

Von der Leyen congratulates Spain and Morocco for managing the crisis in Ceuta, but asks to strengthen the borders

“Morocco is an important strategic partner to combat human trafficking and illegal migration,” says the president of the European Commission

Nearly 13,000 Spanish seasonal workers will work in the French harvest for 2,156 gross euros per month

UGT estimates that 90% of these workers “repeat” in the neighboring country's campaign for better salary conditions

"It's good for the world economy": why it is unusual that Trump has intervened with Japan to shore up the value of the yen

Both countries have stated that they will not hesitate to carry out joint interventions in the future.

Phil Collins talks about his almost fatal hospitalization due to his alcoholism: "My organs were paralyzing. People came to say goodbye"

The musician recalled the episode in 2024 from which he almost did not wake up. Since then, he remains sober and maintains a healthy relationship with Lilly Collins and Jil Tavelman, the actress's mother who is helping him at an upcoming auction.

Ceuta estimates that it will have to care for more than a thousand migrant minors and is preparing two large facilities

The authorities are currently dealing with 862, a figure that has quadrupled in just two weeks

Repair your skin's skin barrier that is damaged in summer with this Korean cream with panthenol

With a light texture and quick absorption, its formula helps to regenerate damaged tissues and hydrate the skin in depth.

The Police are looking for the family who forgot a funeral urn with ashes in the locker of a supermarket in Benidorm

Local agents have begun investigations to find the owner of the container

Sacyr and ACS start the plan for new hospitals in England with multimillion-dollar projects

The first will build Frimley Park budgeted at 1,750 million euros and the second signs West Suffolk, a project of more than 1,000 million

3 ways in which Petro marked a before and after in Colombia (and what his role will be after leaving the presidency)

Whether sympathizers or detractors like it more or less, Petro's mandate broke molds and inherits legacies.

"The UNAM exam scandal is an opportunity to abandon the traditional school based on memory"

The Colombian Julián de Zubiría has spent his entire career in pedagogy arguing that education based on memory must change. The arrival of artificial intelligence, which can boycott processes such as admission to the largest university in Latin America, makes it more urgent, he tells BBC Mundo.

Red, asymmetrical and tight: Carolina Herrera's look for Letizia in Mallorca

Queen Letizia begins the summer in Palma with her traditional appearance at the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Fest

The pioneering uterus surgery undergone by a pregnant woman whose baby was growing with the intestines outside her body

Theo became the first British baby to undergo surgery in utero to correct complex gastroschisis, as part of a pioneering clinical trial.

The pioneering uterus surgery undergone by a pregnant woman whose baby was growing with the intestines outside her body

Theo became the first British baby to undergo surgery in utero to correct complex gastroschisis, as part of a pioneering clinical trial.

Lies, coercion and “no collaboration”: Juana Ramos' family asks for 17 years in prison for the woman's alleged murderer

The victim disappeared on August 20, 2016 and his body has not yet been found. The private prosecution and the Prosecutor's Office accuse Miguel Ángel Ramos of a crime of homicide and another against moral integrity

Workers' Commissions estimate that workers perform 2.54 million overtime hours without compensation each week

The union denounces that the affected employees stop receiving 7,700 euros per year in salaries and contributions

This mat replaces the usual dish drainer: keep your countertop always dry for less than 23 euros

It is made of high quality diatomite, a very porous material that absorbs moisture quickly, preventing the appearance of puddles and bad odors.

The arrival of tourists to Spain continues to set records but slows growth in June

In the first six months of 2026, 46.5 million travelers were recorded, 4.6% more than in 2025, but the sixth month was weaker than May for the first time

Spain adds two more bronzes in the free solo day of the European artistic swimming competition in Paris

Iris Tió and Jordi Cáceres complete podiums in the women's and men's free solo finals held this Monday at the Olympic Aquatic Center

The "super contraceptive" with which a mole rat makes rival females infertile

For decades, how naked mole rat queens maintain control of their colony has baffled scientists. They finally managed to understand how they do it.

The "super contraceptive" with which a mole rat makes rival females infertile

For decades, how naked mole rat queens maintain control of their colony has baffled scientists. They finally managed to understand how they do it.

Ariana Grande will move away from “public attention” after her tour due to “constant scrutiny” over her physique

The representative of the singer and actress has announced that she will take “a well-deserved break from her work and public appearances”, which implies her departure from the musical ‘Sunday in the Park with George’, in which she was going to act alongside Jonathan Bailey

Queen Letizia begins the summer in Palma with her traditional appearance at the Atlàntida Mallorca Film Fest

The wife of Felipe VI has been in charge of presenting the Master of Cinema award to the French composer Alexandre Desplat. Javier Bardem also attended the event to promote 'The loved one'

'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' breaks records and adds more than 800 million euros at the box office worldwide

The new installment of the Marvel superhero raises more than 13 million in Spain, on its first day alone it was the best premiere in the history of this country