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The United States is considering a new offer from Iran to end the ongoing war, with a fragile ceasefire between the longtime rivals.The proposal focuses on reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz and postponing an agreement on Iran’s nuclear program, perhaps the most contentious issue between Iran and the United States.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe proposal has drawn scrutiny in Washington, with officials expressing skepticism, according to US media.Early signs from the Trump administration suggest that the plan is unlikely to be accepted in its current form, potentially further delaying prospects for a permanent end to the…

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Luis Enrique made some tactical surprises during meetings with Paris Saint-Germain and Nice last month. Left-back Nuno Mendes was deployed on the left wing, centre-back Lucas Berardo played in midfield, and left-winger Hviča Kvaratschelia moved forward.This change allowed Nuno Mendes to star in his new role, but Nice were unable to cope with the fluidity of their opponents’ positions and PSG won 4-0. “We let them play too freely,” head coach Claude Puel lamented. Asked if he would consider using more “unexpected solutions” in PSG’s next game against Toulouse in two weeks’ time, Luis Enrique gave a shining insight into…

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Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, in which neural signals are sent from a person’s head to a computer, was once the stuff of science fiction, but now it’s a competitive cornerstone of the high-tech industry. Neurable, one of the companies vying to commercialize BCI, announced this week that it is considering licensing its “mind-reading” technology into consumer wearables. Neurable specializes in “non-invasive” BCIs, meaning its products don’t require users to undergo brain surgery to reap its benefits, setting it apart from companies like Neuralink, the Elon Musk-founded startup known for inserting computer chips directly into people’s skulls. Neurable’s technology works through…

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Alexander Manjuk | ReutersUS crude oil prices rose more than 4% on Tuesday after reports that President Donald Trump was unhappy with Iran’s proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. West Texas Intermediate futures were up more than 3% at $100.11 a barrel by 8:35 a.m. ET. Brent futures, the international benchmark, rose 3.2% to $111.67. Trump told advisers he was not satisfied with Iran’s proposal to open the strait and end the war, people briefed on the matter told The New York Times. The Times said it was unclear exactly why the president did not like Iran’s proposal. Iran…

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Sebastian Bozon | AFP | Getty ImagesThe last time tech hyperscalers addressed Wall Street was three months ago, they announced plans to spend well over $5 trillion this year on building artificial intelligence infrastructure.That was before the United States invaded Iran, causing oil prices to soar and leading to a significant slowdown in helium production, which is essential for semiconductor manufacturing. Meanwhile, the global memory crisis is worsening, forcing tech giants to pay for the capacity they need to meet their data center ambitions.But they will pay for it. Anthropic’s Claude models and coding tools are growing at historic rates,…

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“Great Puzzle”Massie has long held the lead in Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District, but polls this year predict a tighter-than-expected race.Massey leads Galine 46.8 percent to 37.7 percent, according to a Quantus Insights poll conducted April 6-7.Another poll conducted by Big Data Poll in early April found Massey with 52.4% of the votes compared to Gallein’s 47.6%.Stephen Vos, a political science professor at the University of Kentucky, said the relatively close primary could be a bellwether for Republican voting trends across the country.”Massey is an early opportunity to see what Republican voters will do when their pro-Trump leanings and conservative leanings…

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athens, greeceAP — Police in the Greek capital were searching for a gunman, reportedly 89, who opened fire at a social security office and courthouse in central Athens on Tuesday, wounding at least four people. Police said the gunman was armed with a shotgun and initially fired at the Social Security office, injuring one employee. Officers arrived at the scene and treated the man, but the suspect fled the scene. Local media showed footage from a security camera believed to be from a local business near the social security office, which showed a man walking calmly across the street with…

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Harry Kane was given a break at the weekend, but it didn’t last as long as Vincent Kompany had hoped. He was busy with the game as Bayern Munich entered halftime with a three-goal lead over Mainz. Moments later, England’s captain scored the winning goal to make it 4-3.It was his 33rd goal in the Bundesliga this season. With Kompany refraining from using a striker, there is little hope of breaking Robert Lewandowski’s Bundesliga single-season scoring record, but Kane will remain the top scorer for the third year in a row. That would mean that only Lewandowski and Gerd Muller…

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Users often search for recipes or travel plans on YouTube to find videos related to their queries. Now, the video platform is offering new tools to address these users’ needs with the introduction of an AI-powered interactive search feature that combines both text and video to display step-by-step results. Through this new “Ask YouTube” feature, users can ask questions like “Plan a 3-day road trip from San Francisco to Santa Barbara” and get step-by-step results that combine text, short videos, and long videos, rather than just video results. The company says it will display videos and related video segments along…

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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) as the opening bell rings on April 16, 2026. Timothy A. Clary | AFP | Getty Images Hello, my name is Hui Jie from Singapore. Welcome to another edition of CNBC’s Daily Open.From stagflation warnings and stalled Iran negotiations to rising oil prices, red flags are everywhere. But investors continue to push US (and some Asian) markets to new highs – is it misplaced optimism, or will advances in AI-driven technology sustain this rally amid geopolitical concerns? What you need to know todayWarning signs for the Trump administration…

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