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Should Bellingham’s goal have been disallowed? This is how the ‘cable-gate’, the World Cup technology scandal, was born

It all started after a long goal kick by the Norwegian goalkeeper Orjan Nyland. Fox Sports cameras captured how the ball – as seen in the replay – seemed to hit one of the cables supporting the aerial camera at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. It would have been a mere anecdote if it weren’t for the fact that this was the play that led to England’s 1-1 against Norway and sparked the controversy dubbed cable-gate.

NASA puts International Space Station astronauts on evacuation alert due to air leak in Russian section

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

NASA reported this Friday that it has ordered astronauts aboard the International Space Station to take shelter in their spacecraft and prepare for a possible evacuation, while a Russian crew attempts to repair an increasingly serious air leak in their part of the orbital laboratory.

A person dies in the Manises fire, already stabilized by firefighters

Alen Craig5 days ago5 days ago02 mins

The Fire Consortium has declared the forest fire, which started around 12:50 p.m. this Saturday in the Salt de l’Aigua ravine area of the Valencian town of Manises, as stabilized. However, the bad news is that the local City Council has reported on social media that the fire has claimed the life of one person. The council has decreed two days of official mourning, tomorrow and Monday.

Iranian cartoonist Marjane Satrapi, author of ‘Persepolis’, dies at 56

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago05 mins

A black and white drawing went viral on social media at the end of 2025, due to recent protests in Iran over the country’s growing economic crisis. It was a girl dancing as if there were no tomorrow while dreaming of the end of the dictatorship. Today this drawing has returned to the profiles of many users but for a different reason: the death of its author, Marjane Satrapi, at the age of 56.

Nobel laureate Edmund Phelps dies, the economist who compared Trump to Mussolini

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

It was the year 2017. Donald Trump had recently moved into the White House. Seen through today’s eyes, he was a more moderate Trump than the current one. But even then Edmund Phelps (1933, Illinois), Nobel Prize in Economics in 2006, sensed that the magnate was a wolf in sheep’s clothing.

Davidovich explains the abrupt break with his coach: “He has even blocked my wife”

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago04 mins

The Spaniard Alejandro Davidovich, who fell in the second round of Roland Garros, confirmed after the match the abrupt break with the one who since last January had been his coach, the Argentine Mariano Puerta, finalist in 2005 of the clay Grand Slam, the first won by Rafa Nadal.

Jordi Roca denounces the identity theft of El Celler de Can Roca again

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago02 mins

The renowned chef Jordi Roca has publicly denounced the identity theft of ‘El Celler de Can Roca’ (Girona), through a video on his official Instagram account. It is not the first time. This statement adds to the official communication issued by the restaurant itself on May 5, which warned precisely about the existence of a website that, posing as the establishment, offered reservations in exchange for advance payments.

Trump says negotiations with Iran are “progressing constructively” but without haste

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago03 mins

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated this Sunday that the peace talks with Iran are “progressing constructively,” but said he has ordered his negotiating team not to rush and to ensure that the agreement is truly positive.

Sánchez’s nougats

Alen Craig1 week ago1 week ago03 mins

Madrid’s political scene is much hotter than usual, and not so much because of the heatwaves, but because of the judicial investigations affecting Pedro Sánchez and his inner circle. The capital’s rumor mills are full of speculation about the next steps that will be taken…

Madrid leaves the program of about 2,750 language assistants in educational centers up in the air

Alen Craig3 months ago06 mins

The Ministry of Education of the Community of Madrid has the continuity of the language assistant program, especially English, for the next 2026-2027 school year up in the air, due to various court rulings and the investigations opened by the Ministry of Labor’s inspection in other autonomous communities that there may be irregularities in the hiring of said personnel.

The barn of the world, in danger

Man arrested in Esplugues de Llobregat for the violent death of a woman

U.S. House of Representatives backs sanctioning Russia, a setback for Trump

The town of Vall d’Uixó postpones its main festival week due to the fire

The resignation of Jonathan Andic: a necessary firewall for Mango

The King is ‘Flip’ again in his return to Lakefield College where he studied COU

Assistant to Matthew Perry sentenced to three years and five months in prison for his death

Republican dissent in Congress grows and vexes Trump on Ukraine, Iran, and his ballroom

Thank you for everything, Florentino

Eurovision suffers on YouTube and RTVE’s alternative fails to compete in audiences

Should Bellingham’s goal have been disallowed? This is how the ‘cable-gate’, the World Cup technology scandal, was born

NASA puts International Space Station astronauts on evacuation alert due to air leak in Russian section

A person dies in the Manises fire, already stabilized by firefighters

Iranian cartoonist Marjane Satrapi, author of ‘Persepolis’, dies at 56

Nobel laureate Edmund Phelps dies, the economist who compared Trump to Mussolini

Davidovich explains the abrupt break with his coach: “He has even blocked my wife”

Jordi Roca denounces the identity theft of El Celler de Can Roca again

Trump says negotiations with Iran are “progressing constructively” but without haste

Sánchez’s nougats

Madrid leaves the program of about 2,750 language assistants in educational centers up in the air