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Mega Millions tiene un ganador: mira en dónde se vendió el boleto de los $1,580 millones

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

Un jugador de Florida se ganó el bote de los $1,580 millones del Mega Millions, según la página web de la lotería.La página web de Mega Millions muestra un único ganador del bote en el sorteo de este martes, y que el próximo bote del viernes se restableció en $20 millones. El estado de la compra del boleto ganador es en Florida.El bote estimado sería el mayor en los casi 27 años de historia del juego. El máximo acumulado en la historia del Mega Millions fue de $1,537 millones, premio que ganó un solo afortunado en octubre del 2018 en Carolina del Sur. ¿A quién contarle y cómo cobrar el premio? Todo lo que debes saber si ganas la lotería ¿Qué pasa si un indocumentado se gana la lotería del Mega Millions? Los números ganadores del martes son 13-19-20-32-33 con la Mega Ball de 14.QUÉ OPCIONES TIENE EL GANADOR Cuando alguien gana un premio mayor de lotería en juegos como Powerball o Mega Millions, tiene dos opciones: una anualida...

Mega millions: estos son los números ganadores del premio mayor de US$ 1.580 millones

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

(CNN) — Según el sitio web de Mega Millions, un boleto de la suerte de Mega Millions en Florida ahora tiene un valor estimado de US$ 1.580 millones.El billete ganador acertó los seis números del histórico sorteo de este martes: 13, 19, 20, 32, 33 y Mega Ball 14.El premio mayor estimado de US$ 1.580 millones (con opción en efectivo US$ 783,3 millones) fue el más grande en la historia del juego.No se han publicado detalles sobre dónde se vendió el boleto.Otros siete boletos vendidos en los sorteos de este martes ganaron millones. Cinco boletos ganaron US$ 1 millón en California, Pensilvania, Texas (2) y Virginia Occidental.Dos boletos vendidos en Florida y Carolina del Norte acertaron 5 números y jugaron la opción megaplier, rindiéndoles US$ 2 millones cada uno.Estas son las recomendaciones si te ganas la loteríaLos boletos de Mega Millions se venden en 45 estados, el Distrito de Columbia [la ciudad de Washington] y las Islas Vírgenes de EE.UU. Los sorteos son todos los martes y...

Northern Ireland’s police publish personal data of entire force by mistake

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has opened an investigation after it published a spreadsheet containing the personal data of its officers and civilian workforce by mistake, a senior officer said Tuesday.“The data concerned contained the surnames and initials of current employees alongside the location and department within which they work,” Assistant Chief Constable Chris Todd said in a statement, adding that the breach “resulted from information included in error in response to a Freedom of Information Request.”“Although it was made available as a result of our own error, anyone who did access the information before it was taken down is responsible for what they do with it next. It is important that data anyone has accessed is deleted immediately,” the officer said.The data breach is particularly sensitive given members of the PSNI have been targeted by republican paramilitaries in Northern Ireland in recent months. In February, a d...

Last stand in Waterloo: Carles Puigdemont sets high price to break Spanish vote impasse

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

LAST STAND IN WATERLOO Puigdemont sets high price to break Spanish vote impasseCatalan separatist leader holds the key to Pedro Sánchez staying in office — but he’s driving a hard bargain.By AITOR HERNÁNDEZ-MORALESand EDDY WAX in BrusselsPhoto-illustration by Anthony Gerace for POLITICOSpain’s political future will be decided by one secluded man in a damp corner of Belgium.Six years after organizing an illegal referendum that sought to make Catalonia an independent republic, the region’s former President Carles Puigdemont is once again positioned to shake Spain to its core. With left and right-wing forces technically tied in the Spanish parliament, the country’s next government now depends on the support of seven lawmakers of the separatist Junts party — which Puigdemont founded and controls remotely.From his suburban home in the quaint Walloon town of Waterloo, located just a stone’s throw from the battlefields where Napoleon’s defeat determined Europe...

How Pedro Grifol made use of his 1-game suspension for Monday’s Chicago White Sox game: ‘It was pretty valuable’

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

Pedro Grifol took in Monday’s Chicago White Sox game from a different vantage point.Serving a one-game suspension as part of the fallout from Saturday’s Sox-Cleveland Guardians brawl, Grifol watched the series opener against the New York Yankees from Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf’s suite at Guaranteed Rate Field.He tried to make the most of the view.“That saying that the farther you are away from the game, the slower it is or the easier it gets? It looked pretty slow and pretty easy from up there,” Grifol said before Tuesday’s game. “It was pretty nice. I was able to see a lot of things that I think are really important for our growth, fundamental things that we probably need to address.“Obviously I didn’t want to (not be managing). But I took advantage of a different look to see some things that I wanted to address.”Grifol was one of six individuals to receive suspensions from Major League Baseball after the incident. That list...

Niger’s military junta, 2 weeks in, digs in with cabinet appointments and rejects talks

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

NIAMEY, Niger (AP) — As a military junta in Niger marked two weeks in power Wednesday, its leaders are appointing a government and rejecting calls for negotiation in what analysts described as an attempt to entrench their power and show that they’re serious about governing the West Africa country in the face of an escalating regional crisis.The junta has named a new prime minister and made a slew of other new cabinet appointments. They also refused to admit mediation teams that planned to come Tuesday from the United Nations, the African Union, and West African regional bloc ECOWAS, citing “evident reasons of security in this atmosphere of menace,” according to a letter seen by The Associated Press. ECOWAS threatened to use military force if the junta didn’t reinstate Bazoum by Sunday, a deadline that the junta ignored. “The establishment of a government is significant, and signals at least to the population, that they have a plan in place, with support from across the g...

A Mega Millions player in Florida wins $1.58 billion jackpot, the third largest prize in US history

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

Someone in Florida won a $1.58 billion Mega Millions jackpot Tuesday night, ending a stretch of lottery futility that had stretched for nearly four months.The winning numbers drawn were: 13 19 20 32 33 and the yellow ball: 14.Before the big win Tuesday night, there had been 31 straight drawings since the last time someone won the game’s jackpot on April 18. That enabled the prize to steadily grow to be the third-largest ever in U.S. history.Mega Millions jackpot winners are so rare thanks to odds of one in 302.6 million.The $1.58 billion payout would go to the winner if they opt for an annuity, doled out over 30 years. But people usually prefer a lump sum option, which for Tuesday’s jackpot is an estimated $783.3 million.The prize money is subject to federal taxes. Many states also tax lottery winnings.Mega Millions is played in 45 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands.The Associated Press

Nagasaki marks 78th anniversary of atomic bombing with mayor urging world to abolish nuclear weapons

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

TOKYO (AP) — Nagasaki marked the 78th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of the city Wednesday with the mayor urging world powers to abolish nuclear weapons, saying nuclear deterrence also increases risks of nuclear war. Shiro Suzuki made the remark after the Group of Seven industrial powers adopted a separate document on nuclear disarmament in May that called for using nuclear weapons as deterrence.“Now is the time to show courage and make the decision to break free from dependence on nuclear deterrence,” Nagasaki Mayor Shiro Suzuki said in his peace declaration Wednesday, “As long as states are dependent on nuclear deterrence, we cannot realize a world without nuclear weapons.”Russia’s nuclear threat has encouraged other nuclear states to accelerate their dependence on nuclear weapons or enhance capabilities, further increasing the risk of nuclear war, and that Russia is not the only one representing the risk of nuclear deterrence, Suzuki said.The United States dropped t...

Bahrain prison inmates on hunger strike in latest sign of simmering unrest in island kingdom

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Bahrain prison inmates are taking part in a hunger strike over conditions there, activists and authorities said Wednesday, the latest sign of simmering unrest in the island kingdom a decade after the Arab Spring. The strike targets the Jaw Rehabilitation and Reform Center, a facility holding many of the prisoners identified by human rights activists as dissidents who oppose the rule of the Al Khalifa family. The country’s Sunni rulers long have faced complaints from the island’s Shiite majority of discrimination. In a statement published by the outlawed Al-Wefaq opposition group, the prisoners said they started the hunger strike over what it described as prison officials blocking inmates from worshipping and 23-hour lockdowns daily. It also alleged prison officials put inmates in isolation arbitrarily, interfered with family visits and provided inadequate health care to those incarcerated. “Our demands are not trifles, but very necessar...

Sony’s profits drop as it warns of the impact from US movie strikes

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 15:46:15 GMT

TOKYO (AP) — Sony’s April-June profit slipped 17% from a year earlier, as worries grew about revenue damage from a strike in the movie sector, the Japanese electronics and entertainment company said Wednesday.Tokyo-based Sony Corp.’s fiscal first quarter profit totaled 217 billion yen ($1.5 billion), down from 261 billion yen a year ago.Quarterly sales rose 33% to 2.96 trillion yen ($21 billion), as sales for the period grew in games and network services, the music business, financial services and imaging solutions.Sony said its results got a boost from a favorable exchange rate. The yen has been declining lately, trading at about 143 yen to the dollar, and a weak yen is a plus for Japanese exporters like Sony.Sony’s revenue in the movies segment was expected to suffer because of the strikes by the Writers Guild of America, or WGA, and Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, or SAG-AFTRA.Release dates of movies, as well as deliveries of TV se...