Norris leads McLaren’s resurgence and will start first in the Miami sprint
MIAMI. – Briton Lando Norris confirmed McLaren’s awakening by taking pole position for the sprint race of the Miami Grand Prix, the fourth round…
Mourinho denies contact with Real Madrid and reaffirms his commitment to Benfica
LISBON. – Portuguese coach José Mourinho assured that he has not received any approach from Real Madrid given the rumors linking him with a…
Trump signs bipartisan deal, ending the partial shutdown of Homeland Security
Washington.- U.S. President Donald Trump signed a bipartisan law approved by the House of Representatives on Thursday to fund a large part of the…
Ecuador prepares for a new nighttime curfew in almost half the country
Guayaquil.- Nine provinces and four other municipalities in Ecuador will be under a new nighttime curfew from this Sunday, and for fifteen days, during…
NBA proposes reform to curb ‘tanking’ and strengthen competitiveness
WASHINGTON. – The NBA presented the owners of its 30 franchises with a new plan aimed at disincentivizing so-called “tanking,” a practice by which…
The Pentagon asks Congress to formalize the name change to the “Department of War”
Washington.- The Pentagon asked the United States Congress to codify the renaming of the Department of Defense to the “Department of War” and acknowledged…
United Arab Emirates announces its withdrawal from OPEC due to the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz
Dubai.- United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced this Tuesday its withdrawal from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the alliance OPEC+ due to…
Texas oil nears $100 after US rejection of Iran’s plan for Hormuz
New York.- The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) began this Tuesday with a rise of 3.62%, to $99.86 a barrel, after reports that the President…
Shakira mourns the death of a worker during the setup of her concert in Rio de Janeiro
Brazil.- Shakira regrets the death of a worker from a company in charge of setting up the stage for the megaconcert she will offer…
At least 14 dead after collision of two trains on the outskirts of Jakarta
Jakarta.- Indonesian authorities raised to 14 the number of deaths after the collision that occurred the previous day on the outskirts of Jakarta, where…