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Manager Enzo Maresca confirmed live on Sky Sports that Cole Palmer is fit to start when Chelsea play Arsenal on Sunday.The forward has been sidelined for 10 weeks with a recurring groin problem, and a fractured toe at home meant his return to action was later than originally planned. Palmer has not played 90 minutes since scoring in a 3-1 Champions League loss to Bayern Munich on September 17 and has started just two Premier League games all season. Asked if Palmer would play Sunday and if he would be available from the start, Maresca said, “He can go either…

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Vibe coding is taking the tech world by storm, and it’s not just the Lovables and Replits of the world who are winning. The startups that are building the infrastructure behind them are also benefiting. Supabase, the open source database platform that has become the backend of choice in the vibecoding world, has raised $100 million at a $5 billion valuation, just months after closing on $200 million for $2 billion. But co-founder and CEO Paul Copplestone has a surprising strategy. He continues to turn down multi-million dollar corporate contracts from deep-pocketed but demanding clients. He’s betting that if he…

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Gold prices have been sluggish this year, and currently goldman sachs According to research, many investors believe precious metal prices will reach an all-time high of $5,000 by the end of 2026.Gold prices have risen 58.6% since the beginning of the year, topping the landmark $4,000 level for the first time on October 8th. In a survey of more than 900 institutional investors on Goldman Sachs’ Marquee platform, 36% of respondents (the largest group) expect the price of gold to maintain momentum and exceed $5,000 per ounce by the end of next year.Another 33% expect product prices to be between…

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – A man who allegedly attacked two National Guard soldiers in the U.S. capital has been charged with murder after one of the victims died from his wounds.The latest charges were announced Friday by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro in Washington, D.C.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThey came two days after 29-year-old Afghan man Rahmanullah Rakanwal shot and killed West Virginia National Guardsmen Sarah Beckstrom, 20, and Andrew Wolf, 24, just blocks from the White House.Late Thursday, President Donald Trump announced that Beckström, who had been sent to the nation’s capital as part of the president’s anti-crime…

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Amsterdam  —  On a Monday morning in early September, Ben Vos’s phone rings at 5 a.m., marking a particularly early start to his week. The call is from air traffic control at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, informing Vos that a passenger on a flight from Asia has died en route to the Netherlands. And thus, the process he oversees hundreds of times a year — managing post-mortem care for travelers who pass away abroad or, in this case, onboard — begins anew for Vos, who is mortuary coordinator at Mortuarium Schiphol, or Schiphol Mortuary, located outside the airport’s sprawling pre-security retail…

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Ever since Donald Trump declared he could end the war in Ukraine “within 24 hours,” much of the world has been waiting to see if he could force Moscow and Kiev to come to terms. Millions of views and scrolls, miles of newsfeeds, and tons of predictions have been spent on this question.President Trump met that expectation by claiming that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was running out of options and would eventually have to accept the deal. In fact, the opposite is true. Trump has no influence. He can threaten Nicolas Maduro with possible military action inside and outside Venezuela,…

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LONDON — European stock markets were mostly positive on Friday as investors digested a tumultuous month-end. pan-european Stocks 600 The stock was up almost 0.2% in London by 4pm (11am ET), with major exchanges and most sectors in positive territory.November was a volatile month for the stock market. Concerns that AI-driven overvaluations will resurface, coupled with insights from the recent earnings season and uncertainty surrounding monetary policy, have set off a rollercoaster of reassurance-seeking rallies and sharp declines.But global markets rose this week on expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would cut interest rates at its next meeting on December…

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ankara, Türkiye — Pope Leo XIV warned of “conflict on a global level” in an impassioned address to Turkish civil leaders and parliamentarians, against the backdrop of multiple wars in the region. “We are currently experiencing a phase of increasing levels of conflict at the global level, fueled by a dominant strategy of economic and military power, which has made it possible for what Pope Francis calls World War III to be fought piecemeal,” Leo told a gathering at the presidential palace in Ankara. Leo is speaking on his first overseas trip, a six-day trip to Turkey and Lebanon, where…

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You know how that goes.In the first Ashes Test in Perth, the batsmen scored 172 for 33 inside overs and then 164 for 35 inside, but the conversation now turns to whether changes will be made to the bowling attack. There appears to be little appetite within England’s camp to make any changes to their batting line-up ahead of the second Test in Brisbane (day/night from December 4), but that could well be the case if Jacob Bethell performs well against the Lions in this weekend’s pink-ball tour fixture in Canberra. So if the visitors, hoping to level their fifth…

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For the first time, Washington is close to deciding how to regulate artificial intelligence. And the battle brewing isn’t about technology, it’s about who will regulate it. In the absence of meaningful federal AI standards focused on consumer safety, states have introduced dozens of bills to protect their populations from AI-related harm, including California’s AI Safety Bill SB-53 and Texas’ Responsible AI Governance Act, which prohibits the intentional misuse of AI systems. Silicon Valley’s big tech giants and hot startups say the laws create an unworkable patchwork that threatens innovation. “This is going to slow us down in competition with…

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