From Lamine Yamal to Zendaya: when the gods have fun with celebrities

From Lamine Yamal to Zendaya: when the gods have fun with celebrities

He hasn’t won the Lottery or the ONCE Cuponazo, but it doesn’t matter. Fortune has taken a fancy to Lamine Yamal. We already know how the gods deal with humans. The star of the Spanish national team may be having a better or worse World Cup, but that is irrelevant to the case at hand. The Barça youth player is living what is undoubtedly one of the best weeks of his life.

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Artificial intelligence accelerates the search for alternatives to the smartphone

Artificial intelligence accelerates the search for alternatives to the smartphone

The iPhone has been declared dead for 19 years, but Apple is already preparing a grand celebration for the 20th anniversary version of its phone, which will arrive next year. Shortly after its launch in 2007, when then Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was asked about the new Apple phone, he laughed out loud: “it’s the most expensive phone in the world. And it doesn’t attract business customers because it doesn’t have a keyboard, which makes it not a very good email machine.” A very short-sighted view.

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Mette-Marit, the great absentee at the first mass in memory of King Harald

Mette-Marit, the great absentee at the first mass in memory of King Harald

This Sunday, masses were held in all churches in Norway in memory of King Harald. King Haakon, accompanied by his mother, the Queen Dowager Sonja, and his children, Ingrid Alexandra and Sverre Magnus, attended one of these ceremonies held at the parish closest to the Skaugum palace, the current official residence of the crown princes, located in Asker, twenty kilometers from Oslo. The notable absentee was Queen Mette-Marit who, still recovering from her lung transplant, is conserving her strength to attend the State funeral and burial of her late father-in-law, a date that has not yet been set by the Norwegian court.

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Five Navarra regional police officers die in a traffic accident in Elgoibar

Five Navarra regional police officers die in a traffic accident in Elgoibar

Five Navarra regional police officers died this Wednesday in an accident on the AP-8 highway, in Elgoibar (Gipuzkoa), after their vehicle collided with a tanker truck, as confirmed in a message on X by María Chivite, president of the Government of Navarra. The accident, reported by the Basque Department of Security, occurred around 9:15 a.m. at kilometer 69 for reasons that are still unknown.

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The Kings, Leonor and Sofía will be in New York on Sunday to cheer for Spain in the final

The Kings, Leonor and Sofía will be in New York on Sunday to cheer for Spain in the final

The King will fulfill his promise and this Sunday will accompany the players of the Spanish national football team who are seeking the second championship star to join the one they won in 2010 at the World Cup in South Africa. But he will not go alone, as Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor, and Infanta Sofía will also travel to New York to attend the match that will be held at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

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The Government approves a law to regulate AI with fines of up to 35 million

The Government approves a law to regulate AI with fines of up to 35 million

The Council of Ministers approved this Tuesday the draft Organic Law for the proper use and governance of artificial intelligence (AI), which adapts Spanish legislation to the European Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act), in force since August 2024, and which regulates the rules that AI tools must comply with in Spain and contemplates fines that can reach up to 35 million euros or 7% of the annual turnover of the sanctioned party.

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The god Escolapio protects the walk of Leonor and Sofía through the ruins of Empúries

The god Escolapio protects the walk of Leonor and Sofía through the ruins of Empúries

Asclepius (Escolapio) the Greek god of medicine, welcomed, this Wednesday, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía, at the gates of the ruins of Empúries. The daughters of the Kings took a walk through the origin of the territory, now known as Girona, which twenty-seven centuries ago was a commercial hub throughout the Mediterranean thanks to Empúries, the market founded by the Greeks that, after a period under the Roman Empire and being lost in the early Middle Ages, was reborn last century as the most important Greco-Roman archaeological site in the Spanish Mediterranean.

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