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Szeke Nusken scored a dramatic late goal in a 4-3 win against Aston Villa to lift Chelsea into second place in the WSL.The Blues’ Champions League hopes looked set to be dealt another blow when Villa came from 3-1 down to level the score in a breathless first half. But Nasken scored with eight minutes remaining, ending the six-time champions’ slim title hopes, at least mathematically, as they trail Manchester City by nine points. Against Kingsmeadow, Lucy Bronze handed the ball to Chasity Grant to give Villa a shock lead with less than two minutes remaining. The Dutch winger played…

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Pets are part of the care process and employers are paying attention.Back-up care for pets is becoming a popular work perk, along with back-up care for children and elderly parents, as companies expand benefits to accommodate the various care needs of their employees.Back-up care is short-term support, often subsidized by employers, used when regular arrangements fail. The need is growing across the U.S., especially as more companies require employees to fully return to the office. Approximately 59 million Americans will provide care for family members, neighbors, and friends in 2024, totaling up to 49.5 billion hours of care and an…

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It’s no surprise that Igor Tudor has left Tottenham after just seven games, but Spurs need to get this final roll of the dice right to maintain their Premier League status, says Sky Sports News’ Michael Bridge…I think it was inevitable. What we wanted to know was when they would do it. Of course, Igor Tudor was informed of his father’s death seconds after Spurs lost to Nottingham Forest and buried his father Mario in Croatia on Wednesday. So you would imagine that Tottenham’s board decided they were willing to make further changes in order to roll the dice one…

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doha, qatar — In a message marking the 30th anniversary of the start of the Iran war, a senior Iranian official detailed how many ordinary people in the tense Gulf and beyond privately fear Washington’s next move. A statement from Iran’s parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, said: “The enemy is publicly signaling negotiations while secretly planning a ground attack.” He might be right. While Washington still insists it is making progress in negotiations with Iran, it has sent thousands of troops to the region, some of which are now beginning to assemble, including 3,500 who arrived from Asia this weekend.…

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Igor Tudor has resigned from his position as Tottenham Hotspur’s head coach after seven games.The Spurs made the surprise decision to turn to Tudor just 44 days ago after firing Thomas Frank. The Croatian had never managed in the Premier League before, although he did turn things around by moving to other clubs mid-season, but he still lost his first four games in charge in north London. Tudor’s 44-day Spurs reign February 14: Tudor appointed as head coach of Spurs February 22: Tudor loses 4-1 at home to north London rivals Arsenal March 1: Spurs lose 2-1 to Fulham March…

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Republican U.S. Representative Nancy Mace said Congress should have a say in any decisions about sending troops to Iran, further highlighting divisions within President Donald Trump’s party.Mace’s comments Sunday came days after he concluded a classified House briefing on the war, in which he said the war raises concerns about the administration’s plans.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThey also come on the same day that the Washington Post reported that the Pentagon was preparing for limited ground operations in Iran, including raids on facilities near Kharg Island and the Strait of Hormuz.”If you’re going to conduct a conventional…

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Alex Fitzpatrick won his first DP World Tour title with a two-stroke victory at the Hero Indian Open, one week after his older brother Matt won the PGA Tour’s Valspar Championship.They are the first brothers to win on the PGA World Tour and DP World Tour in consecutive weeks, and Alex said of his older brother, a former U.S. Open champion, “I adore him. I just try to be like him in every way.” “It can be tough sometimes when you’re always chasing someone else’s glory, but luckily it’s my brother, so it’s not too bad.” Alex started the final…

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Leicester v Brighton – Watch the build-up from 14:50. Kickoff at 3pm Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Free Stream | Leicester City v Brighton Sky will broadcast 90 per cent of all WSL matches from 2025/26Sky Sports has begun a new five-year partnership with the WSL, which will see it broadcast 90 per cent of all Women’s Super League matches from the 2025/26 season. Sky Sports will broadcast 118 matches live, including 78 matches. From this season, most Women’s Super League matches will kick-off at 12pm on Sundays, subject to stadium availability, giving fans regular, easily…

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OpenAI announced this week that it is shutting down its Sora app and associated video model, just six months after the app’s launch. On the latest episode of TechCrunch’s Equity podcast, Kirsten Korosec, Sean O’Kane, and I discussed what this decision means for OpenAI and the industry as a whole. This move seems to be somewhat in line with what we’re hearing about OpenAI, as it focuses on enterprise and productivity tools ahead of a possible IPO. In fact, Kirsten suggested that OpenAI’s decision to shut down Sora was “a welcome sign of maturity for AI Labs.” But Sora’s closure,…

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After a month of threats, Yemen’s Iranian-backed Houthi rebels finally entered the Middle East conflict on Saturday, firing two missiles at Israel. And it recently warned that it could close the vital waterway at the southern entrance to the Red Sea, raising the possibility of further disruption to global shipping and oil supplies. It remains unclear whether the Houthis will expand their attacks to Saudi Arabia and Red Sea shipping, but doing so would mark a dramatic escalation in the month-long war. The Houthis represent Yemen’s Shiite Muslim Zaidi minority, officially known as Ansar Allah, or “Partisans of God.” They…

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