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Reliable Manchester City underlined their qualification for the Women’s Super League title with a thumping 3-0 win over Manchester United in the derby on Saturday, leaving them four points behind leaders Chelsea.A well-drilled team led by Andrii Jegrats scored three goals of very high quality in the first half and dominated their crosstown rivals, showing great set-piece ability and a good open-play threat. The league’s top scorers can hurt you in a variety of ways. Rebecca Knaak nodded home from a corner, Bunny Shaw curled in Kerstin Kasparigi’s defiantly low cross and Lauren Hemp returned from injury to score a…

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A college degree is considered a ticket to a high-paying career, and more than 3 million new graduates each year rely on its promise to land a job.But this year, those with newly issued diplomas face one of the toughest job markets in a decade. And next year could be just as bad or even worse.As the artificial intelligence boom reshapes the workforce at an unprecedented pace, some major employers say they are replacing employees with AI to streamline operations and reduce costs. Concerns about the economy, persistent inflation and slowing consumer spending are also likely contributing to the weaker…

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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks about the U.S. government shutdown during the swearing-in ceremony of U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gore at the White House in Washington, DC, on November 10, 2025. Kevin Lamarque | ReutersU.S. President Donald Trump bought at least $82 million in corporate and municipal bonds between late August and early October, including new investments in sectors that benefited from his policies, financial information released Saturday showed.According to documents released by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, President Trump made more than 175 financial purchases between August 28 and October 2. The disclosure, made under a 1978…

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Officials from ICE, Customs and Border Protection, and the Department of Homeland Security are being deployed as part of President Trump’s latest anti-immigrant operation.Published November 15, 2025November 15, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareUS federal authorities have confirmed that President Donald Trump’s administration’s latest immigration crackdown is underway in Charlotte, North Carolina’s largest city, with officers seen being arrested in multiple locations.”Americans should be able to live without fear that violent criminal illegal aliens will harm them, their families, and their neighbors,” Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin said in a statement Saturday, according to the Associated…

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atlanta — Canadian police say a civilian who boarded an Ontario Transit bus with about 10 passengers for recreational purposes did not leave “so much as a sound.” Police said the man, who was driving an articulated bus on a route through the city, discreetly refused entry to passengers who tried to board the bus with expired bus passes. “It’s comical, but it’s serious at the same time. We’re thankful no one was hurt,” Hamilton police spokesman Trevor McKenna said, according to CNN affiliate CBC. This fun ride happened on Tuesday night after the real bus driver arrived at the…

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Wales kept their hopes of qualifying for the World Cup alive with a 1-0 victory over world-class powerhouse Liechtenstein.Jordan James scored Wales’ first goal from close range after Liechtenstein’s diverse team of full-time players, office workers and students hung on for more than an hour. James ran away jubilant with the palpable sense of relief he shared with the 3,000 Wales fans who filled the three sides of Vaduz’s Rheinpark Stadion.But shortly after that, James was booked and a further late booking for Ethan Ampadu meant both midfielders will miss Tuesday’s tense game against North Macedonia through suspension.The contest for…

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Recent market movements may have some investors wondering whether to take profits and run, or buy on the weak side. Stocks rebounded somewhat on Friday after a volatile morning. The Nasdaq Composite Index ended its losing streak on the 3rd and ended 0.13% higher. The S&P 500 ended almost flat, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.65%. The move followed Thursday’s decline, when all three indexes posted their worst one-day performance since Oct. 10. Mitchell Goldberg, president of Client First Strategies, said retail investors appeared to be divided on Friday. “The market buyers, the people who have been conditioned…

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Beijing — As the U.S. imposed increasingly higher tariffs on Chinese imports earlier this year, Derek Wang braced for major disruption. With orders from the U.S. halted, Wang, 36, who sells intelligent cookware in southern China’s Guangdong province, looked elsewhere to fill the gap. After finding new buyers in Brazil, Japan, Malaysia and Cambodia, he learned an important lesson: “Nothing is more important than a market close to us.” Stories like Mr. Wang’s are playing out across China’s vast economy, where companies large and small are scrambling to fill the void after temporary triple-digit tariffs and the threat of their…

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Arsenal defender Gabriel limped off during Brazil’s 2-0 win over Senegal at the Emirates, raising injury concerns for the Gunners ahead of the north London derby.Brazil announced that Gabriel was sent off in the 64th minute with a groin injury, as goals from Chelsea’s Estevao and Manchester United’s Casemiro clinched victory in London. Arsenal fans will be anxious to hear the severity of the defender’s injury live on Sky Sports ahead of the North London derby against Tottenham on Sunday, November 23rd. image: Gabriel felt discomfort and collapsed before being taken down. Gabriel is scheduled to undergo tests on Sunday,…

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Planes line up on the tarmac at LaGuardia Airport in New York City on November 10, 2025. Spencer Pratt | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesThe United States has been rushing to hire more air traffic controllers for years. The longest federal government shutdown in history may have made that even more difficult.”We need more people in this profession, and this shutdown will make it even harder to achieve that goal,” Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said at a news conference at Chicago O’Hare International Airport on Tuesday, the day before Congress signed a bill that would fund the federal government…

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