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Antoine Semenyo made his scoring debut and scored in double figures as Manchester City defeated Exeter 10-1 in the FA Cup third round.Rodri scored his first goal in 20 months and Rico Ruiz also scored twice as Josep Guardiola’s side defeated the Ligue 1 side at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday. Youngster Max Alleyne started the rout with his first senior goal, and there were two own goals before Tijani Reinders, Nico O’Reilly and 17-year-old Ryan McAidoo scored. Exeter’s only bright moment was George Birch’s brilliant second-half consolation strike.It was a pleasant afternoon for City, as expected, after a disappointing…

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Mikayla McGee is a self-proclaimed military brat. Both of her parents served in the U.S. Navy, with her mother serving for 30 years and her father still on active duty after 40 years. “My life was moving from military base to military base,” the 29-year-old American told CNBC Make It. Maggie said she spent most of her life overseas in Japan, which led her to want to build a life for herself outside the United States. “I didn’t know exactly what I was going to do because I’ve always strived for freedom, but I knew I wanted the freedom to…

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Rebels claim the release was triggered by a “political chess move” after the US abduction of Venezuelan Nicolas Maduro.Published January 10, 2026January 10, 2026Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareNicaragua’s left-wing government has announced the release of dozens of prisoners following pressure from the administration of US President Donald Trump.”Dozens of people who were in the national prison have returned to their families,” President Daniel Ortega’s government said in a statement Saturday.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe statement did not say exactly how many people had been released or whether they had been detained for political reasons.Although…

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protest. control. repeat. It has become a familiar cycle for Iranians. Political disillusionment with a system that has proven unwilling or unable to reform, and economic stagnation exacerbated by the triple whammy of chronic misgovernment, deep corruption and crippling sanctions, have sparked repeated waves of nationwide protests in recent years. These uprisings often last several days and sometimes result in significant changes in society, such as the 2022 protests sparked by the death of Martha Amini, who was detained by religious police. However, this pattern is well known. People take to the streets, a violent crackdown ensues, and demonstrators are…

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Manager Oliver Glasner was furious at his Crystal Palace side after Saturday’s shock FA Cup third-round defeat at Macclesfield, saying his Under-21 side could have done better.In one of the biggest upsets in FA Cup history, National League side North Macclesfield, founded from the ruins of Macclesfield Town five years ago, started the opening day 117 places below Premier League side Palace, becoming the first non-league team in 117 years to defeat an FA Cup holder – ironically since Palace, then of the Southern League, defeated Wolves in 1909. While Macclesfield celebrated a well-deserved 2-1 success, Palace manager Glasner appeared…

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OpenAI reportedly asks contractors to upload actual work from past jobs Wired reports that OpenAI and training data company Handshake AI are asking third-party contractors to upload actual work they’ve done on past and current jobs. This appears to be part of a larger strategy across AI companies that are hiring contractors to generate high-quality training data in hopes of eventually allowing their models to automate more white-collar jobs. In OpenAI’s case, the company’s presentations reportedly ask contractors to describe tasks they have performed on other jobs and upload examples of “actual field work” they have “done”. These examples may…

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Mascot | Digital Vision | Getty ImagesEconomists say a cooling labor market, marked by weak employment and poor job creation, will make it harder for job seekers to find work in 2025. “It’s fair to say 2025 was an employment recession in the U.S.,” Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, said in a note Friday. The recession is affecting both blue-collar and white-collar workers, she wrote. U.S. employers added 584,000 jobs last year, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report released Friday. Long said it was the worst year for total job growth since 2003, excluding…

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Federal agents confront protesters near the Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 8, 2026. Federal agents allegedly shot and killed a woman in a car in south Minneapolis yesterday. Scott Olson | Getty ImagesThe killing of a Minnesota woman by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents has reverberated on Capitol Hill, with Democrats and some Republicans vowing a tough response as President Donald Trump’s aggressive deportation campaign sparks protests across the country.It’s quickly becoming a tipping point, with lawmakers demanding actions ranging from a full investigation into the Renee Good shooting and policy changes around law enforcement raids to…

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Tottenham were booed as pressure mounted on Thomas Frank after losing 2-1 to Aston Villa in the FA Cup third round.The situation at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has turned sour again, three days after Bournemouth’s last-minute win soured the atmosphere between away fans and Tottenham players. Emi Buendia’s powerful strike put Villa ahead and Frank and his team were booed at half-time after Morgan Rodgers took advantage of another lackluster, lackluster play from Spurs to double their lead. With obvious dissatisfaction and growing signs of a disconnect with Spurs supporters, traveling fans bombarded Frank with chants such as “You’re fired this…

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A sign advertising a Bitcoin ATM at a gas station near Pasadena, California, on July 16, 2025. Tama Mario | Getty ImagesAccording to the FBI, $240 million was lost to crypto ATM fraud in the first six months of 2025. This is approximately double the pace of similar fraud in 2024. The growing pace of crypto ATM fraud has some policymakers pursuing bans and others questioning why the country is covered in these machines in the first place.Spokane Police Detective Tim Schwering started noticing an increase in crypto crimes in 2023. “We started seeing a cascade of cases where people…

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