Shia LaBeouf recognizes that his aggression, which led to his arrest, is due to his 'small man complex'
Shia LaBeouf reflects on his aggressive behavior that led to multiple arrests during Mardi Gras in New Orleans, attributing it to his 'small man complex' and denying issues with alcohol.
The unprecedented break in Chile between Boric and Kast eight days before the change of command
Gabriel Boric's meeting with his successor José Antonio Kast ends abruptly over conflicting information regarding a Chinese submarine cable project.
The Council of Ministers Sends the Intern Statute to Parliament
The Spanish Council of Ministers has submitted the intern statute to Parliament, which aims to compensate internship-related expenses and limit non-curricular practices, though its approval faces significant challenges.
Marlaska appoints a woman to head the Lleida Police Station after sexual harassment cases in the Police
Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska has appointed María Pilar Callejero Cornao as the head of the Lleida Police Station, marking a response to recent sexual harassment scandals within the National Police.
The shellfish gatherers of Arousa certify the massive death of bivalves after the storms: “We were in ICU and they just buried us”
Shellfish gatherers in Arousa report a catastrophic loss of bivalves after severe storms, prompting calls for a disaster zone declaration.
Albares appears after the Council of Ministers amid escalating conflict in the Middle East
Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares addressed the media after the Council of Ministers regarding the escalating conflict in the Middle East, focusing on Spain's stance towards Iran.
Iran accuses Israel of attacking two hospitals in Tehran
Iran has accused Israel of conducting airstrikes that damaged two hospitals in Tehran, although there were no casualties reported.
From Jesulín de Ubrique to Sole Giménez: these are the new contestants of 'Your Face Sounds Familiar'
The new contestants of the thirteenth season of the Spanish TV show 'Tu cara me suena' have been announced, featuring celebrities mostly from music and comedy.
Inflation in the Eurozone ends February at 1.9% with uncertainty over the impact of the conflict in the Middle East
Inflation in the Eurozone rose to 1.9% in February, with concerns about the economic implications of escalating conflict in the Middle East.
The official cause of death of actor Eric Dane has been confirmed: respiratory failure
Eric Dane's death was officially attributed to respiratory failure stemming from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) diagnosed in 2025.
Trump attacks Starmer for not participating in the attack on Iran: 'The special relationship of our countries is no longer what it was'
Donald Trump criticizes UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for his stance against the US-led attack on Iran, claiming it reflects a deterioration in the special relationship between the two countries.
Prepare your terrace or garden for the arrival of spring: this furniture set is all you need
A new furniture set for terraces and gardens is recommended to enjoy the upcoming spring weather at home.
The Madrid Court orders the investigation of Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for leaking data of two EL PAÍS journalists
The Madrid Court has ordered an investigation into Miguel Ángel Rodríguez for leaking private information of two journalists from EL PAÍS as retaliation for their reporting.
The Civil Guard registers Forestalia offices in Madrid and Zaragoza in an operation on irregular renewable contracts
The Civil Guard has conducted searches at Forestalia offices in Madrid and Zaragoza as part of an investigation into irregularities in renewable energy contracts.
The PP takes the presidency of the Cortes of Aragon without the support of Vox
The Popular Party (PP) has secured the presidency of the Cortes of Aragon without the backing of Vox, which abstained from voting, allowing PP's María Navarro to be elected by a simple majority.
The mechanisms to prevent gender violence in Europe do not work "adequately", warns a report
A new EU report highlights the inadequacy of current mechanisms to combat gender violence and advocates for legal reforms centered on consent-based definitions of rape.
Chindasvinto and Recesvinto: a simple DNA test to prove if they are really them
This article discusses the uncertainty surrounding the burial sites of Visigoth kings Chindasvinto and Recesvinto in Spain and a proposed DNA test to verify their remains.
Iran Bombards Infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, Opening a Direct Front with Gulf Countries
Iran has escalated its military response by bombarding energy facilities in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, leading to a surge in hydrocarbon prices in European markets.
Actor Adrián Rodríguez reappears after leaving rehabilitation: 'Relapses are teaching me more and more where I don't want to go back'
Spanish actor Adrián Rodríguez has made a public return after a three-month rehabilitation stint, sharing insights about his battles with addiction and personal growth.
Hugo González dazzles and excites with his best night in the NBA: 18 points and 16 rebounds
Spanish rookie Hugo González had an impressive performance in the NBA, scoring 18 points and grabbing 16 rebounds in a victory for the Boston Celtics against the Milwaukee Bucks.
The 'ITV case' of Móstoles brings former mayor Noelia Posse to trial in the Provincial Court
Former mayor of Móstoles, Noelia Posse, faces trial for alleged embezzlement related to public funds in the ITV sector.
Carlos Cuerpo on the Effects of the Crisis in Iran: 'We Are Prepared to React, Just Like We Did in 2022'
Spain's Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo discusses the potential economic fallout from the crisis in the Middle East, emphasizing readiness to respond to energy price increases.
The CIAF alerted the Civil Guard to changes in reports about the welds in Adamuz after the accident
The CIAF has informed the Civil Guard of potential alterations in reports regarding the welds in Adamuz following a deadly train accident.
The golf conflict heats up: Jon Rahm accuses the European circuit of extortion
Spanish golfer Jon Rahm accuses the DP World Tour of extortion related to playing in LIV tournaments.
The new Education Advisor of Ayuso seals an agreement with the rectors of public universities in record time
The new Education Advisor Mercedes Zarzalejo has quickly reached an agreement with the rectors of Madrid's public universities for a new multi-year funding model.
ERC increases pressure on Illa by registering the total amendment to the Budget
Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya (ERC) has registered a total amendment to the Generalitat's budget, escalating their conflict with Salvador Illa's government.
The National Court takes over the 'Plus Ultra' case and keeps the investigation secret
The National Court of Spain has taken over the investigation into the Plus Ultra airline's rescue and will keep it confidential.
Hacienda proposes Inés Olóndriz, senior official of the ministry, to preside the Tax Authority
The Spanish Ministry of Finance has nominated Inés Olóndriz to succeed Cristina Herrero as the president of the Fiscal Authority after Herrero's term ends.
“It was complete chaos”: the controversy over the MIR exam ends in calls for an audit
The MIR Association in Spain is demanding an audit from the Ministry of Health due to alleged security lapses during the 2026 MIR exam.
Portuguese writer Gonçalo M. Tavares, Formentor Prize for Letters 2026
Portuguese author Gonçalo M. Tavares has been awarded the Formentor Prize for Letters 2026 for his outstanding literary contributions.
Prisa presents its strategic plan 2026-2029 to reach 1.12 billion in revenue and 240 million in EBITDA
Prisa outlines its strategic plan aimed at increasing revenue to €1.12 billion and EBITDA to €240 million by 2029, focusing on stability and innovation.
Antena 3 hires Patricia Conde to replace Juanra Bonet in 'Juego de pelotas'
Antena 3 has hired Patricia Conde to take over from Juanra Bonet as the host of 'Juego de pelotas', which is set to begin its second season.
Spain gained 97,000 jobs in February and unemployment rose by 3,600 people
In February, Spain saw a net increase of 97,000 jobs, though unemployment also rose by 3,600, marking a complex economic landscape as young job seekers entered the market.
A 14-year-old boy in serious condition after being hit by a bus in Madrid
A 14-year-old boy is in serious condition after being struck by a bus in the Villaverde district of Madrid.
Gas prices soar another 10% and oil continues to rise amid increasing tension in the Persian Gulf
Gas prices have surged by 10% and oil prices continue to rise due to escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf.
The GIP BlackRock fund closes the sale of 11.4% of Naturgy for 2.791 billion and a 5.6% discount
The GIP fund owned by BlackRock has finalized the sale of an 11.4% stake in Naturgy for €2.791 billion, with a 5.6% discount over the stock's closing price.
The citrus-scented diffuser that is taking over and is now on sale
A popular citrus-scented diffuser is on sale, allowing users to customize fragrance intensity and easily transport it around their homes.
JBL headphones with a 39% discount and battery for an entire week
JBL headphones are currently offered with a significant discount, featuring long battery life and noise-cancellation capabilities.
The portable table with adjustable height and LED light perfect for studying or telecommuting
A portable, adjustable-height table with an integrated LED light is being highlighted as an ideal tool for studying or telecommuting.
Breaking news of the US and Israel's attack on Iran, live | Two drones hit the US embassy in Riyadh causing "minor damage" to the building
The US embassy in Riyadh was attacked by two drones, causing minor damage, amidst escalating tensions involving the US, Israel, and Iran.
8 Guest Dresses for Less than 60 Euros
A selection of elegant and affordable dresses for guest attendees at upcoming events, priced under 60 euros, is provided for the wedding and celebration season.
20 gift ideas for Father's Day with irresistible discounts
The article presents 20 great gift ideas for Father's Day, highlighting quality and discounts available for shoppers.
These Audrey-style Hawkers glasses are a hit on Amazon (and now cost only 22 euros)
A popular model of Audrey-style sunglasses by Hawkers is currently making waves on Amazon, being sold at a significant discount.
El Roto: the gum
This article features a cartoon titled 'El Roto: the gum' by the Spanish cartoonist El Roto, reflecting on social or political issues.
Five dimensions of the war geopolitics in Iran
The article discusses the geopolitical dimensions of the recent U.S. and Israel attacks on Iran, highlighting regional instability and potential consequences.
Florence Gaub, NATO 'futurologist': 'A world war can start without anyone wanting it'
Florence Gaub, a Franco-German political scientist and a NATO researcher, discusses the potential for unforeseen global conflicts during an interview in Paris.
London seeks the umbrella of its European allies to help Washington in the Middle East conflict
London is attempting to rally its European allies to support Washington amid the escalating Middle East conflict involving Israel and Iran.
The End of the Ashen Age
The article discusses the consequences of the 1979 Iranian revolution which began an era of instability in the Middle East, referred to as the 'Ashen Age,' that continues to influence current geopolitical dynamics.
The attack on Iran divides Europe: 'France had no intention of participating in a military operation of this kind'
The article discusses the divisions within Europe regarding military operations in Iran, particularly highlighting differing opinions from Germany, France, and Spain.
The Pressures from the United States to Strangle Cuba Reach the Hospitals of Calabria
The article discusses how U.S. pressures against Cuba impact medical staffing in Calabria, Italy, highlighting the reliance on Cuban doctors to maintain healthcare services in the region.