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    Sergio Garcia officially exits LIV Golf as tour secures new funding●Sergio Garcia receives official exit from LIV as golf tour lands increased funding https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7665MmastodonBusiness36 h ago

    Sergio Garcia has received official confirmation of his departure from LIV Golf, according to reporting by The Athletic. The news comes as the Saudi-backed tour lands increased funding. Garcia was one of the highest-profile players to join LIV after leaving the PGA Tour, so his exit marks a significant development in the ongoing reshaping of professional golf.

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    Serbia's national football team, coached by Veljko Paunovic, is preparing to face Germany in the Nations League. German media report the Serbian squad is struggling with fitness problems, while Paunovic cautioned that Germany remain a "powerful team with a fantastic coach" and expects a strong reaction from the four-time world champions. Coverage in Germany also highlights how closely football and politics are intertwined in Serbia.

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    Ukraine Struggles to Counter Russia's Jet-Powered Shahed Drone●Ukraine Can't Stop Russia's Jet-Powered Shahed DroneYhnWarUkraine2354 min ago

    Russia has upgraded its Shahed attack drones with jet engines, making them faster and harder for Ukrainian air defenses to intercept. Reporting by IEEE Spectrum examines the engineering behind the modified drone and why Ukraine's existing counter-drone systems, built around slower propeller-driven models, are struggling to stop the new variant.

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    Group says India now fighting 'thieves' after British rule●First we fought the British, now we are fighting the thieves.𝕏xIN3779 h ago

    Campaign group CJP for India has shared a message declaring that after winning independence from British rule, the country's struggle is now against 'thieves' — a phrase widely read as referring to corruption and those accused of looting public resources. The line has drawn engagement from users echoing frustration over graft and misuse of power by those in authority.

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    Venezuela's power cuts fuel growing public anger●‘We are desperate’: Venezuela’s power cuts fuel growing public anger https://www. aljazeera.com/news/longform/20 26/10/6MmastodonWorld312 h ago

    Venezuelans are voicing growing frustration over worsening nationwide power cuts, with residents describing desperation as blackouts disrupt daily life, businesses and access to water. The outages have deepened public anger toward the government, as the country's crumbling electricity grid continues to deteriorate and people struggle to cope with prolonged and increasingly frequent blackouts.

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    Satej Patil, a Congress leader from Kolhapur, Maharashtra, is trending amid a special report by NDTV Marathi examining a power struggle within the Gokul dairy cooperative. The report questions whether key figures such as Mushrif, Mahadik and Aabhitkar will stand together or split as rival factions compete for control of the influential institution.

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    Egypt Crush South Sudan 5-0 at African Cup of Nations●Egypt vs South Sudan 5-0 All Goals Highlights African Cup Of Nations▶youtubeWarSudan100.9K14 h ago

    Egypt defeated South Sudan 5-0 in an Africa Cup of Nations match, with highlights of all five goals circulating widely online. The emphatic scoreline has drawn strong attention from football fans, with many discussing Egypt's attacking display and South Sudan's struggles against one of the tournament's traditional powers.

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    Falcons climb the rankings as NFL week assessed●The Falcons are running up rankings, plus Todd Monken's fix and the All-Rookie team https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/766MmastodonSportSports312 h ago

    The Atlanta Falcons are moving up in NFL power rankings after strong recent performances, according to a new roundup from The Athletic. The package also examines changes Todd Monken has made to fix an struggling offense, and names this season's All-Rookie team. NFL fans are discussing whether the Falcons' rise reflects genuine improvement or a soft stretch of schedule.

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    NFL Week 5 Power Rankings: Browns surge as Chargers, Texans slump▼Prisco's NFL Week 5 Power Rankings: Chargers and Texans a disaster, Browns climb up nine spots✉newsSportFootball17 h ago

    Pete Prisco has released his NFL Week 5 power rankings for CBS Sports, with the Cleveland Browns climbing nine spots after a strong showing. At the other end, the Los Angeles Chargers and Houston Texans are described as a disaster, sliding down the list following poor performances as the season reaches its fifth week.

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    French Government Ready to Bypass Parliament for Budget Cuts●French Government Is Willing to Bypass Parliament to Pass Billions in Cuts https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/french-goverMmastodonWorldPolitics410 h ago

    France's government says it is willing to use special constitutional powers to push through billions of euros in spending cuts without a parliamentary vote. The move reflects the government's struggle to get a budget through a fragmented parliament, and is drawing criticism from opposition lawmakers who see it as a democratic overreach.

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    New Review Finds 2026's Carrie Tames Its Rage▼Carrie (2026) Review: Rage (Unfortunately) Tamed✉newsCultureTelevision8 h ago

    A new review of Carrie (2026) argues the adaptation unfortunately tames the rage at the heart of Stephen King's story. The critic's verdict that the film softens its central anger is the main takeaway being circulated, suggesting the remake may struggle to match the raw power of earlier versions. Broader reactions to the film remain limited so far.

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    Bleacher Report's panel of experts has published its NFL power rankings heading into Week 5 of the season. The rankings order all 32 teams based on recent performances, with fans debating where their clubs landed after another week of results. Early-season surprises and struggles continue to shape the list.

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    US Solar Exports Surge Helps Keep Cuba's Lights On▼A Surge in US Solar Exports Helps Cuba Keep Some of Its Lights On✉newsEnvironmentEnergy22 h ago

    US solar exports to Cuba have surged, according to Bloomberg, providing a partial buffer against the island's chronic blackouts. The report highlights an unexpected energy link between the two countries at a time when Cuba's aging power grid is struggling to meet demand and rolling outages are a daily reality for many Cubans.

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    The American Prospect reports that Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer has moved to neuter Troy Jackson, the Maine politician, in a dispute drawing attention among US progressives. The piece frames Schumer's intervention as a power play against a grassroots-aligned figure, prompting debate about party leadership's treatment of insurgent candidates.

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    Week 5 NFL power rankings have been published, with the Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, New York Giants and New England Patriots all climbing sharply after recent results. The updated standings have sparked discussion among fans about which teams' hot streaks are sustainable and what the moves mean for the rest of the season.

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    Greek outlet Kathimerini has published a commentary under the headline 'The shallow state', arguing that the state remains superficial in its institutions and capacity. The piece belongs to an ongoing debate in Greece and beyond about weak public administration, thin expertise and governments that struggle to implement policy despite holding formal power. Readers are discussing whether this shallowness explains recurring failures in public services.

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    Tom Cruise film records his worst box office opening in 19 years▼'Digger's box office bomb is Tom Cruise's worst opening in 19 years✉newsCultureEntertainment2 d ago

    The new film 'Digger' has bombed at the box office, delivering Tom Cruise his worst opening weekend in 19 years. The poor debut is drawing widespread attention as observers question how even a star of Cruise's calibre can struggle to fill theatres, with the result fueling debate about his box office drawing power and the current state of theatrical releases.

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    Africa Emerges as New Front in Middle East Conflicts▼Africa Is the New Front in the Middle East’s Wars✉newsWarSudan51 min ago

    A Bloomberg analysis argues that Africa has become the newest arena for the Middle East's rivalries, with Gulf powers and regional actors extending their competitions into African conflicts. The piece frames wars such as Sudan's as entangled with broader Middle Eastern power struggles, drawing attention to external involvement across the continent.

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    NFL power rankings: Chiefs, 49ers rise; Bills and Eagles fall▼NFL power rankings: Chiefs, 49ers back to top; Bills, Broncos and Eagles drop for Week 5✉newsSportFootball20 h ago

    New NFL power rankings for Week 5 put the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers back on top, while the Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos and Philadelphia Eagles slide down the list after recent results. Analysts are reshaping the league hierarchy as early-season form reshuffles the contenders and struggling teams drop.

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    'Bloodaxe' first look teases 'Vikings' succession drama▼‘Bloodaxe’ first look reveals ‘Vikings’ succession drama with ‘medieval Bonnie and Clyde’ (exclusive)✉newsCultureTelevision1 d ago

    A first look at 'Bloodaxe', the upcoming 'Vikings' spin-off, has been revealed by Entertainment Weekly. The series follows a power-struggle succession drama, with its lead couple described as a 'medieval Bonnie and Clyde'. Details on cast and characters are drawing early attention from fans of the franchise.

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    NIPSCO reviews storm response after summer derecho outage▼'We will do better': NIPSCO reviews storm response struggles after summer derecho outage✉newsEnvironmentWeather1 d ago

    Utility NIPSCO says 'we will do better' as it reviews its struggles responding to the summer derecho that left customers without power. The company is examining its storm response, acknowledging shortcomings in restoring service after the widespread outage.

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    China Struggles to Recruit Foreign AI Researchers in Race With US●In Race With U.S., China Struggles to Recruit Foreign A.I. Researchers✉newsTechnologyAI19 h ago

    The New York Times reports that China is struggling to attract foreign artificial intelligence researchers as it competes with the United States for global AI leadership. Despite significant investment and recruitment drives, the country faces difficulty drawing top international talent, a gap that could affect its standing in the intensifying technological rivalry between the two powers.

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    Reviews Praise 'Artificial' Film About the OpenAI Saga●The Reviews Are In: ‘Artificial’ is Real Good A Christmas present to the Altman haters. https:// gizmodo.com/the-reviewsMmastodonBusinessStartups32 h ago

    Early reviews are largely positive for 'Artificial', the film dramatizing Sam Altman's brief ouster from OpenAI, with commentators calling it a strong portrayal of the AI power struggle. Some are framing the warm critical reception as a gift to Altman's critics, since the story revisits one of tech's most chaotic boardroom battles and the personalities behind the AI boom.

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    'Artificial' Depicts Big Tech Showdown Hollywood Didn't See Coming▼‘Artificial’ Took on a Big Tech Giant. Hollywood Wasn’t Ready✉newsCultureFilm1 d ago

    A new project titled 'Artificial' is drawing attention for dramatizing a confrontation with a major technology company, with reporting from The Hollywood Recorder framing it as a story Hollywood was not prepared to handle. The film industry's struggle to keep pace with big tech's power and culture is at the center of the conversation.

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    US Solar Exports Helping Ease Cuba's Energy Crisis▼How US Solar Exports are Helping Ease Cuba’s Energy Pain✉newsEnvironmentEnergy21 min ago

    US-made solar equipment is being exported to Cuba, helping ease the island's chronic energy shortages marked by frequent blackouts. Bloomberg reports that despite decades of embargo restrictions, solar panels and related technology from the United States are reaching Cuba and supporting its struggling power grid. The story highlights an unusual channel of US-Cuba energy cooperation amid Havana's ongoing electricity crisis.

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    Optical I/O market for AI chips to hit $14bn by 2035▼Optical I/O market for AI chips forecast to reach $14bn by 2035✉newsTechnologySemiconductors1 d ago

    A new market forecast predicts the optical input/output market for AI chips will grow to $14 billion by 2035. The projection reflects the semiconductor industry's shift toward optical interconnects as electrical links struggle to keep up with the bandwidth and power demands of large-scale AI datacentres, signalling a major opportunity for photonics suppliers.

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    Husband's extra spending money sparks dispute as incomes shift●My Wife Used to Have More “Fun” Money Than Me. Now That the Tables Have Turned, She Can’t Deal.✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance44 min ago

    A man writing to Slate's advice column says his wife used to have more discretionary "fun" money than he did, but now that he earns or controls more of it, she is struggling to accept the reversal. The item touches on how couples negotiate fairness and resentment when the balance of financial power in a marriage changes.

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    Ravi Shastri says there was a motive behind his exit as India team director●‘It hurt me a lot’: Ravi Shastri opens up on being ‘shafted out’ as Team India director, says there was motive behind it | Cricket✉newsSportCricket1 h ago

    Former India cricketer and coach Ravi Shastri has spoken about being removed from the role of Team India director, saying he was 'shafted out' and that there was a deliberate motive behind it. He admitted the episode 'hurt me a lot', reviving debate about the circumstances of his departure and power struggles in Indian cricket administration at the time.

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    NFL Week 5 power rankings place Miami Dolphins last at 32nd▼NFL Week 5 power rankings: Miami Dolphins settle in at 32nd✉newsSportFootball1 d ago

    Yahoo Sports has released its NFL Week 5 power rankings, and the Miami Dolphins are ranked 32nd and last in the league. The placement follows the Dolphins' poor start to the season, with fans and analysts debating whether the team's struggles point to deeper problems with the roster and coaching.

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    South Sudan oil being used as political weapon, expert warns▼South Sudan oil is being used as a political weapon, expert says✉newsWarSudan3 d ago

    An expert says South Sudan's oil resources are being weaponized for political ends, according to Radio Tamazuj. The claim points to the country's heavy dependence on oil revenue amid ongoing political tensions between rival leaders. Observers fear control over oil money is deepening conflict and hurting the population, though further details of the expert's argument were not provided.

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    America's Squeezed Middle Class Turns Eyes to Bitcoin▼America’s Middle Class Is Getting Crushed: Where Does Bitcoin Fit?✉newsBusinessCrypto2 d ago

    Commentary argues America's middle class is being financially squeezed and asks whether Bitcoin could play a role as a hedge or alternative store of value. The discussion taps into ongoing concerns over inflation, stagnant wages and eroding purchasing power, with crypto advocates positioning digital assets as a potential escape valve for households struggling to preserve wealth.

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    Ukraine says AI gun turrets downed Russian jet-powered drones●Ukraine’s robotic gun turrets have already downed Russian jet-powered UAVs, including the Geran-5, according to Air ForcMmastodonWarUkraine12 d ago

    Ukraine's automated robotic gun turrets have shot down Russian jet-powered attack drones, including the Geran-5, according to Air Force spokesperson Yurii Ihnat. He said the turrets use machine vision and artificial intelligence to track and engage fast-moving targets that conventional air defences struggle to intercept, marking a shift toward autonomous systems in drone defence.

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    UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has sharply criticised FIFA leader Gianni Infantino, dismissing his proposals for world football as concessions that amount to nothing. In comments reported by Dutch outlet NU, Ceferin described Infantino as 'an emperor with no clothes', signalling escalating tensions between European football's governing body and FIFA over the direction of the global game.

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    As 'Digger' Sinks, Hollywood's Three Amigos Close Ranks●As ‘Digger’ Sinks, Hollywood’s Three Amigos Close Ranks✉newsCultureFilm1 d ago

    Hollywood's so-called Three Amigos are closing ranks as the film 'Digger' struggles at the box office, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The report frames the film's poor performance as a test of solidarity among the industry's most powerful figures, who are presenting a united front despite mounting pressure and questions over the project's future.

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    Power Struggle game has players fighting over phone charging●スマホの充電を奪い合うゲーム『Power Struggle』に注目集まる。充電効率はだいぶ悪い、不毛すぎる“醜い戦い” https:// automaton-media.com/articles/n ewsjp/20261005-47184MmastodonTechnologyMobile12 d ago

    The Japanese game Power Struggle, in which players compete to take each other's smartphone battery charge, is drawing attention. Commentators note that charging efficiency in the game is deliberately poor, turning the contest into a futile and, in the words of one write-up, 'ugly' battle over scarce power.

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    Concerns grow over Israel's nuclear arsenal amid Gaza war●@ johntinker @ LaNaehForaday Yeah, like way too little talk about Gaza. Israel has nukes. That's pretty scary given howMmastodonWarMiddle East23 d ago

    Commenters are arguing that the Gaza war is receiving too little discussion relative to its gravity, pointing to Israel's undeclared nuclear arsenal as a serious risk. Some say Israel acts aggressively and that even the United States struggles to restrain it, making its nuclear capability alarming. The exchange reflects wider online debate over Western influence on Israel and the human toll in Gaza.

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    Sudan's Arman warns military against Islamist return●Sudan's Arman warns military against restoring Islamist rule✉newsWarSudan3 d ago

    Sudanese political figure Arman has issued a warning to the country's military leadership against any attempt to restore Islamist rule. The warning reflects ongoing tensions over Sudan's political future, with fears that allies of the former Bashir-era Islamist regime could regain influence amid the country's conflict and power struggles.

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    Viral Videos Show Robots Falling Over and Losing Balance▼Viral Videos of Robots Slipping, Falling, and Losing Balance✉newsTechnologyRobotics3 d ago

    Videos of humanoid robots slipping, stumbling, and falling over are spreading widely online, drawing amused and skeptical reactions. The clips highlight the gap between bold promises about robotics and the clumsy reality of machines still struggling with basic balance, even as companies push robots toward homes and workplaces.

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    Paris Fashion Week dazzles with gold and bare skin despite luxury slump▼Rivers of gold, bare skin and J.Lo: Paris Fashion Week dazzles in defiance of luxury's slump✉newsLifeFashion4 d ago

    Paris Fashion Week closed with bold displays of gold fabrics, sheer designs and a runway moment by Jennifer Lopez, drawing wide attention even as the luxury fashion industry faces a sales downturn. Designers leaned into spectacle and star power, and coverage framed the shows as a show of confidence in defiance of the sector's slump.

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    Myanmar's political situation is being widely discussed, covering the ongoing power struggle following the military takeover and the uncertainty surrounding the country's leadership and civil conflict. Observers continue to track developments in the political standoff and its consequences for the population.