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The Trump administration is making serious provocative moves that indicate the possibility of military action.Published October 24, 2025October 24, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareAmid speculation that the Venezuelan government may be overthrown, the United States will send an aircraft carrier strike group to Latin America as it significantly strengthens its military presence in the region.Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford and five accompanying strike group destroyers to deploy to Central and South America, a U.S. military spokesperson said Friday.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of list”The increased presence of U.S. forces…

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Billionaire Jimmy John Riotau says certain qualities separate the most successful business owners from the rest.In that vein, the 61-year-old founder and former chairman of the Jimmy John’s sandwich chain said he doesn’t believe in work-life balance in a TikTok video posted Oct. 9 by The Hard Knocks School. “Work-life balance[for entrepreneurs]is the biggest bullish thing ever created,” he said. “There’s no such thing as work-life balance. When you squeeze the lemonade out of a horse, you have to squeeze it really, really hard… There’s no such thing when you’re creating something from nothing.”Riotau speaks from experience. Despite graduating second-to-last…

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On February 13, 2025, US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meet in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC.Jim Watson | AFP | Getty ImagesIndian media outlet Mint reported on Wednesday that the United States could significantly reduce tariffs on Indian exports as the two countries move closer to a trade deal that could see New Delhi cut oil purchases from Russia.As part of the trade deal, the U.S. government could reduce tariffs on Indian exports to 15% to 16% from the current 50%, the Mint reported, citing three anonymous sources familiar with…

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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 is less than three days away, and more than 200 can’t-miss sessions are packed into Moscone West, including breakout sessions led by top leaders across the technology and startup ecosystem. Breakout sessions are tailored for practical learning and tactical takeaways. These first-come, first-served rooms allow you to rub shoulders with operators, founders, and investors who are building: Don’t miss your chance to save on tickets and attend these breakouts! Register now to save up to $444 on passes and get 60% off before prices increase when the event starts on October 27th. Complete agenda for Disrupt 2025…

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With TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 right around the corner, we’re thrilled to introduce the companies hosting Side Events that will extend the buzz and excitement to the thousands of attendees and Silicon Valley locals alike. Whether it’s a fun happy hour, insightful panels, or energizing morning runs, Disrupt Week — happening from October 25-31 — offers an exciting array of Side Events organized by a diverse group of participating companies. Scroll down to explore 50+ Side Events, built so you can connect with 10,000 Disrupt attendees and the rest of the Bay Area tech scene. Make sure to register for your…

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US President Donald Trump calls himself a pacifist. In his rhetoric, he has claimed credit for efforts to end the wars in Gaza and Ukraine. But beneath the hype, at least to date, lies a lack of substance.The problem is not a lack of effort on Trump’s part, but a lack of a proper concept. Trump is confusing “peace” with “ceasefire” and sooner or later we will return to war (usually sooner). In fact, every American president since Lyndon Johnson has been subservient to the military-industrial complex, which profits from endless wars. President Trump is simply toeing the line, avoiding…

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A quick heist took place at the iconic Louvre Museum in the French capital on Sunday, with eight priceless pieces of Napoleonic-era jewelry spirited away from the second floor.Items stolen included a tiara associated with Queen Marie Amélie and Queen Hortense’s jewelry set, an emerald necklace worn by Empress Marie Louise, a large brooch belonging to Empress Eugenie, and other similar items.The international press reported on the theft with predictably dramatic twists. CNN, for example, ran a headline that read, “France’s historic jewels stolen in ‘national disaster’.” The article went on to say that, according to the Louvre, one of…

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Bruno Guimarães scored the winning goal in the 90th minute as Newcastle secured a 2-1 win against struggling Fulham at St James’ Park.Eddie Howe’s side were on course for another frustrating Premier League afternoon after Sasa Lukic canceled out Jacob Murphy’s shot in the first half. Frustration was mounting on Tyneside as Newcastle chased a winner, especially after Bruno headed wide from eight yards to go, but their captain burst on to break Fulham’s spirits, sending Marco Silva’s side to a fourth successive league defeat. Player rating: Newcastle: Pope (6), Trippier (6), Chiau (7), Botman (7), Byrne (6), Guimarães (8),…

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Megan Wellens Digital Sports Journalist @MegWellensX In the Ashes series, Australia, who won at Wembley, led 1-0. The Kangaroos scored four tries, led by Rhys Walsh and Angus Crichton. Nathan Cleary added four conversions and one penalty. The second Test will be played at Everton’s Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday 1 November. Last updated: 25/10/25 19:36 Australia led 1-0 in the Ashes after a strong performance at Wembley England lost 26-6 to Australia in the first Ashes Test at Wembley Stadium. After a tough first 40 minutes, Australia led 8-0 at the half-time break. The Kangaroos took the lead after…

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Lando Norris impressively moved to the top of the timesheets in final practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix, setting himself up for pole position in Saturday night’s qualifying session, with Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton second.Having expressed concerns about McLaren’s lap pace around the Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez at the end of Friday’s practice, the British team and drivers certainly found something special on Saturday’s return to the track, opening up an unexpectedly large gap on the soft tires late in the session. Norris set a best lap of 1 minute 16.633 seconds. This was 0.345 seconds faster than unexpected second place…

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