Madrid residents returned to work Tuesday a day after a crippling nationwide blackout in Spain with a renewed sense of the necessity of candles, cash and battery-powered radios for emergencies.

An unprecedented blackout brought much of Spain and Portugal to a standstill Monday, stranding thousands of train passengers ...

The Spanish government has yet to confirm the exact cause of the blackout, but Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced a ...

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The sweeping power outage that hit Spain and Portugal this week has raised questions about the electricity grid in a region ...

The country’s top officials are trying to figure out the cause of a power outage that stranded tens of millions of people ...

Spain began investigating the causes of the crippling blackout that disrupted millions of lives, with a court probing potential "sabotage." ...

Traffic lights were back on, train and metro services slowly returned and schools reopened. Commuters battled with delays to get back to work after an outage that had left people stranded in lifts and ...

It was the second serious European power outage in less than six weeks after a March 20 fire shut down Heathrow Airport in ...

The blackout that paralyzed the Iberian Peninsula had an especially fierce impact on trains that run across Spain ...

Jack Draper commented on the blackout that hit Spain and forced the suspension of Monday’s matches at the Madrid Open. The world No. 6 faced Matteo Berrettini later in the day in a match that was ...

MADRID (AP) — The cause of Spain and Portugal’s widespread blackouts remained a mystery on Tuesday, with some isolated ...