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Marvel Studios Announces Cast for New X-Men Film at D23 2026
Marvel Studios presented the main cast of its upcoming X-Men film at D23 2026. The lineup includes Sadie Sink, Kit Connor, and Christopher Abbott. The movie is set for release in May 2028.
Hawaii Prepares for Rare Hurricane Threat as Lala Nears Big Island
Hawaii faces a rare hurricane risk as Tropical Storm Lala intensifies. Authorities have issued hurricane and storm warnings, with emergency measures activated. Heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous surf are expected this weekend.
Domestic Tourism in Catalonia Drops to Post-Pandemic Levels
Catalonia faces a sharp fall in domestic tourism, returning to figures seen after the pandemic. Meanwhile, international arrivals, especially in Barcelona, are rising fast. The shift is reshaping the region’s tourism economy.
Colombia Faces Humanitarian Crisis After 7.4 Earthquake Leaves 281 Dead
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia has killed 281 people and left thousands injured or missing. Authorities report widespread destruction and a slow arrival of aid. Reconstruction plans are underway amid ongoing humanitarian needs.
At 77, Nikki Spends Weeks Alone Sailing and Living Off Her Boat in Alaska
Nikki, now 77, has spent more than four decades living alone on a sailboat in Alaska. She grows her own food, repairs every system herself, and can go weeks without seeing another vessel. Her story is a rare portrait of independence and resilience far from the mainland.
Rattlesnake Blood Proteins Show Promise as Potent Antivenom
Scientists in the US have developed an experimental antivenom using three proteins found in the blood of the western diamondback rattlesnake. The formula proved nearly ten times more potent than current commercial options in laboratory mice, but human trials remain a distant prospect.
The Ice Plant That Is Transforming Spain’s Coastline
Carpobrotus edulis, once planted to stabilize soil, is now an aggressive invader along Spanish and Californian coasts. Its rapid spread is forcing authorities to use satellite monitoring and costly removal efforts to protect fragile ecosystems.
English Stand-Up Comedy Booms in Barcelona as Expats Fill Clubs
Barcelona's comedy scene is shifting as English-language stand-up gains ground. Expats and tourists now dominate audiences. Local clubs are expanding, and demand for international acts is rising.
Tourists Face Delays and Outdated Trains on Catalonia’s Rodalies Network
Foreign tourists in Catalonia encounter old trains, ticketing problems and delays on Rodalies. Summer travel exposes weaknesses in the regional rail system. Overcrowding and technical failures disrupt journeys to coastal destinations.
Major Earthquake in Colombia Leaves Over 160 Dead and Disrupts Transport
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Choco, Colombia, causing severe damage and casualties. Airports and roads are disrupted, with power and communication outages reported. Authorities and the U.S. Embassy are coordinating emergency response.
Florida Faces $137 Million Bill to Remove Artificial Tire Reef
More than half a million tires have been pulled from the Osborne Tire Reef off Florida, but over 500,000 remain visible on the seabed. The state now estimates it will take until 2038 and $137 million to fully remove the tires and restore damaged coral habitats.
Florida Homeowner Turns Lawn Into Wildlife Haven With Cardboard and Native Plants
A Florida resident replaced his front lawn with layers of cardboard, mulch, and native plants, creating a low-maintenance garden that attracts bees, birds, and butterflies. The project, inspired by local ecosystems, also includes edible species and stone pathways.
First Spanish Fatality Confirmed After Colombia Earthquake
Spain’s Foreign Minister has confirmed the first Spanish victim in Colombia’s 7.4-magnitude earthquake. The number of unaccounted Spanish nationals has dropped sharply. Colombian authorities report a growing death toll and thousands injured.
Unusual Earthquake in Colombia Raises Fears of Further Shocks
A rare and powerful earthquake in Colombia has left nearly 240 dead. Experts warn of possible aftershocks and highlight the unusual nature of the event. The risk of further seismic activity remains high.
Rafa Jódar Faces Brandon Nakashima in Montreal Masters Semifinal
Rafa Jódar, 18, meets Brandon Nakashima, 25, in the Montreal Masters 1,000 semifinal. Both players previously attended the University of Virginia. The match is closely contested and broadcast live.
Spanish Musical Team Targets Broadway After Success on Gran Vía
Iván Macías and Félix Amador, known for hit musicals in Madrid, launch an international platform to bring Spanish productions to Broadway. Their new project, ‘Carmen, a New York Story’, reimagines a classic for global audiences.
Astronomers Outline Safe Ritual for Viewing Total Solar Eclipse
During a total solar eclipse, only a brief window allows safe viewing without protection. Experts stress a strict ritual to avoid eye injury. The risk rises if glasses are removed too early or too late.
China Becomes First to Approve New Narcolepsy Drug Ahead of US and Japan
China has authorized Orzeyful, a novel treatment for narcolepsy type 1, making it the first country to do so. The approval is based on two international trials and targets patients from age 16. The drug offers a new approach by restoring orexin signaling, setting it apart from existing therapies.
US Bans New Chinese-Made Robot Vacuums Over Security Fears
The US has blocked approval of new robot vacuum models made outside the country, citing cybersecurity and supply chain risks. Existing devices remain legal, but future imports face strict new rules. Major brands like Roborock, Dreame, and Xiaomi are affected.
Total Solar Eclipse to Cross Spain and Europe Next Week
A rare total solar eclipse will be visible from parts of Spain, Portugal, Iceland, and northern Russia on Wednesday. Northern U.S. states will see a partial eclipse. Special eye protection is required.
Whitney Houston’s No. 1 Hits Album Released Alongside First Barbie
A new album featuring Whitney Houston’s 11 Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 singles is out. The release coincides with her 63rd birthday and the debut of her first Barbie. Pat Houston shares details on these tributes and future plans.
US Activist Fergie Chambers Faces Extradition Decision in Spain
Spanish authorities must decide on the extradition of Fergie Chambers, a wealthy US activist detained in Ibiza. The case highlights political friction between Spain and the US, with accusations of persecution over his support for Palestine.
US job market contracts in July despite Wall Street surge
The US lost 23,000 jobs in July, defying forecasts and lowering the labor force participation rate. Persistent inflation and a weaker job market now put the Federal Reserve in a difficult position.
Japan Airlines Backs Futuristic 250-Seat Jet with 9,920 km Range
Japan Airlines is investing in JetZero's Z4, a next-generation aircraft designed to carry 250 passengers over nearly 10,000 kilometers. The project promises a dramatic reduction in fuel consumption and a bold new look for long-haul commercial aviation.
SpaceX Share Unlock Doubles Free-Float After Record IPO
Over 900 million SpaceX shares become available for trading after a lockup period. The move more than doubles the free-float and follows a sharp drop in the stock price. Investors and employees now face new decisions amid ongoing volatility.
Publix Reports Drop in Comparable Sales as Food Prices Rise
Publix saw only slight sales growth in the second quarter, with comparable-store sales falling. Rising food prices and economic pressure are changing how customers shop. The company’s net earnings increased, but internal stock value dropped.
Porcelanosa Holds €863 Million Revenue Amid Global Instability
Porcelanosa closed 2025 with €863 million in sales, steady profits, and a sharp rise in industrial investment. The group faced US market setbacks but saw strong growth in Iberia and industrialized construction.
Nvidia CEO: Data Centre Boom Drives Soaring Demand for Skilled Trades
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, says hundreds of thousands of skilled tradespeople will be needed to build the infrastructure for artificial intelligence. As Spain already faces shortages in these professions, the surge in data centre construction is set to intensify competition for qualified workers.
Trump Announces New Talks with Iran as Tehran Denies Any Negotiations
Donald Trump claims peace talks with Iran will resume, but Tehran insists it only negotiates with Oman on the Strait of Ormuz. The standoff raises concerns over energy security and regional stability.
Magnetic Powder Revolutionizes Removal of Microplastics from Water
A team at RMIT University has created a reusable magnetic powder that removes over 95% of microplastics, nanoplastics, heavy metals, and pharmaceutical residues from water. The technology works in both fresh and saltwater, offering a scalable solution for water treatment plants.
Ford Pays €29,000 After Firing Worker Over €1.71 Cookie Dispute
A 60-year-old electrician was dismissed from Ford's Kentucky plant after being accused of not paying for a €1.71 cookie. Bank records later proved his innocence, forcing Ford to offer back pay and his job back. The worker declined and sought legal advice.
China Overtakes US in Global Favorability, Pew Survey Finds
A Pew Research Center survey shows China now viewed more positively than the US in most countries. The shift is linked to recent conflicts and changing perceptions of global leadership.
Google Pixel 11 Series: Full Specs and Prices for US and Europe
Google has unveiled the complete Pixel 11 lineup, including the Pro Fold. Prices in Europe start at €999 and reach €1,999. The series brings updated displays, cameras, and charging speeds.
First Deaths in US Linked to Cyclospora Outbreak from Contaminated Lettuce
Two people in Michigan have died after contracting Cyclospora from contaminated lettuce. These are the first recorded deaths in the US linked to this parasite. Health authorities are investigating the outbreak’s source and scale.
Rain Delays Push Jódar and Fritz to Late Washington ATP 500 Final
The ATP 500 final in Washington between Rafa Jódar and Taylor Fritz faces multiple rain delays. Jódar aims for a top-10 ATP breakthrough, but the rescheduling complicates his preparation for Montreal.
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