EUROPA PRESS | DRAFTING The former president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) Luis Rubiales was released late this Wednesday morning after arriving in Spain on a flight from the Dominican Republic and being detained at the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport. , as confirmed by sources in the case. Rubiales has brought forward his … Read more
U.S. Stocks Plummet as Fed Official Questions Interest Rate Cuts U.S. Stocks Plummet as Fed Official Questions Interest Rate Cuts New York (AP) – U.S. stocks experienced a sharp decline on Thursday following remarks by Federal Reserve official Neel Kashkari, who raised concerns regarding potential interest rate cuts this year in light of worsening inflation. … Read more
With the participation of more than 1,500 delegates from all agencies and ministries of the National State, the Federal Plenary of Delegates of the State Workers Association was held, which was carried out in a mixed manner (in-person and virtual). After a powerful day of protest organized by ATE in which massive contributions were made … Read more
Get a free shoulder bag with your subscription to National Geographic magazine for only €5 per month. Only 50 left! Get the National Geographic Oppenheimer Special at an exclusive price for being a subscriber. The ground shook furiously in Taiwan this Wednesday, April 3, triggering a devastating sequence of events that culminated in the strongest … Read more
Get a free NG shoulder bag with your subscription to Historia NG magazine for only €5 per month. Only 50 left! Get the National Geographic Oppenheimer Special at an exclusive price for being a subscriber. It was June 1952, in the middle of the first phase of the Cold War, and the United States had … Read more
Credit card late fees could be lowered by Biden ‘strike force’ Credit Card Late Fees Could be Lowered by Biden ‘Strike Force’ What did the settlement say? Visa and Mastercard have agreed to a settlement with U.S. merchants that promises to lower the fees stores have to pay to process credit card payments. As part … Read more
Lawyer Fidel Ordoñez pointed out that legally the concept of “technical coup d’état” does not exist; he said that this is an invention. He affirmed that coups d’état in history have been carried out by the military or sailors or any military force in which they do not have command, but in Mexico the president … Read more
Children with ADHD Have Remarkable Differences in Brain Functioning During Rest, New Study Finds Children diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) exhibit distinct patterns of brain activity during rest compared to their neurotypical counterparts, according to a groundbreaking national study announced this week. The study, published in the credible American Journal of Psychiatry, analyzed thousands … Read more
Tornado Warning Issued for Central Ohio Counties Tornado Warning Issued for Central Ohio Counties The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for Licking County, joining Delaware County under a warning in central Ohio as part of a large storm front moves east-southeast, traveling through Sunbury and headed toward Johnstown and nothern Licking County … Read more
social housing Flanders demanded an overview of all the bank accounts of candidate social tenants, but according to the National Bank, this is “contrary” to the law. Since January 1, prospective social tenants have had to submit to the so-called ‘means test’, a somewhat controversial measure introduced by Flemish Minister of Housing Matthias Diependaele (N-VA). … Read more