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A controversial late penalty saved Ipswich from a 2-2 draw with promotion rivals Middlesbrough and returned Kieran McKenna’s side to the top two spots in the Championship standings.After David Strelek’s opening goal was canceled out by Casey McAteer, Tommy Conway’s close-range goal (64 points) restored Boro’s lead and looked level on points with Ipswich, but Jack Clarke’s penalty with three minutes left saw Ipswich level. Despite having minimal contact with Adilson Maranda, a penalty was awarded after George Hurst went down in the area. Referee Jared Gillett pointed to the spot without hesitation, and Clark confidently pointed to the spot…

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A recent agreement between Amazon and the U.S. Postal Service will reduce the number of packages Amazon ships via USPS, meaning small businesses and consumers, especially those in rural areas, could face higher shipping costs and less reliable delivery service. The recently proposed changes to the agreement, which still require approval from the Postal Regulatory Commission, would reduce Amazon’s shipments by about 20% (about 200 million a year) through the service as it moves more deliveries to its own network. The change will force the USPS to spread the cost of its national delivery network over fewer packages, putting pressure…

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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright attends a House Energy Appropriations Subcommittee hearing on the Trump administration’s fiscal year 2027 budget request for the Department of Energy at the Capitol on April 15, 2026 in Washington, DC. Nathan Howard | ReutersEnergy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday that gas prices may not fall below $3 until next year as the U.S. war with Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz continue to wreak havoc on energy markets. Asked on CNN’s “State of the Union” when prices would return to pre-war levels, Wright said: “I don’t know, it might happen later…

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Reuters — Bulgarians went to the polls on Sunday in the country’s eighth parliamentary election in five years, with the clear front-runner, pro-Russian former president Rumen Radev, promising to stamp out corruption and end a spiral of weak and short-lived governments. Radev, a Eurosceptic former fighter pilot who opposes military aid to Ukraine’s war against Moscow, resigned as president in January to run in a general election after mass protests ousted the previous government in December. A sophisticated social media campaign, deep pockets and promises of stability have boosted Mr. Radev’s support in the Balkan nation of about 6.5 million…

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The fire has gone out from Hawes Newcastle. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Free to watch: Premier League highlights between Newcastle and Bournemouth As the clock ticked towards stoppage time, there was a moment when Sky Sports commentators expected a huge cheer as it became clear to the crowd that there would be nine minutes of stoppage time. he had to backtrack. There were only a few tweets. These Newcastle supporters knew that a comeback was unlikely at St James’s Park. Bournemouth were too strong for them. This is their fourth consecutive loss in all competitions.…

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Naomi Watts, founder and chief creative officer of Stripes Beauty, speaks at the CNBC Changemakers Summit in New York City on April 16, 2026.CNBCOscar-nominated actress Naomi Watts continues to maintain her on-screen fame well into her 50s, but she’s also built her life story around navigating the deeply personal and often unspoken issues of health and aging. Increasingly open about topics that many celebrities, especially Hollywood actresses, shy away from, she uses her platform to normalize conversations around fertility, aging, and body changes, with the goal of empowering women to feel confident in their bodies no matter their age. “I’m…

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San Jose, California, the commercial center of Silicon Valley and its highway system.Steve Prole | Image Bank | Getty ImagesDespite executives’ enthusiasm for artificially intelligent agents that can handle administrative tasks such as sleepless interns, the underlying technology remains unstable and potentially costly.That was made clear at two separate events in Silicon Valley this week. There, executives and engineers discussed the current excitement and challenges surrounding AI agents.Kevin McGrath, CEO of AI startup Meibel, said during the session that “the biggest problems we’re currently dealing with in AI” include the mistaken belief that everything needs to be handled by large-scale…

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Many ridiculed David Moyes when he returned to Everton 11 and a half years after leaving the club. On the surface, this appeared to be a move by a club desperate to remain in the Premier League, turning to nostalgia to generate some short-term positivity. Less than 18 months later, the Toffees had received points deductions and were in financial despair. When the Scots returned to Goodison Park they were one point above the relegation zone. They now live in a new home and have new ambitions ahead of the first Hill Dickinson Merseyside Derby, which will be broadcast live…

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Null Photo | Null Photo | Getty ImagesMore Americans are turning to artificial intelligence for financial advice.But getting good or bad advice depends largely on how well users write instructions (or prompts) to the AI ​​platform. “I think there’s a real art and science that inspires engineering,” Andrew Lo, director of the Institute for Financial Engineering and principal investigator at the Institute for Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said in a recent web presentation for Harvard’s Griffin School of Arts and Sciences. The limits of AI in personal financeFirst, experts say it’s important to…

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Reuters — Australia’s most decorated soldier, charged with war crimes related to his deployment to Afghanistan more than a decade ago, publicly denied the allegations against him on Sunday and said he was proud of his military service. Ben Roberts-Smith, 47, who was released on bail this week, is charged with five war crimes for allegedly killing five unarmed Afghan civilians between 2009 and 2012. Each charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. The former Special Air Service (SAS) corporal has consistently denied the accusations of wrongdoing, many of which were first reported by Nine Entertainment newspaper in…

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