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Arsenal fear they could be without Gabriel Magalhães for at least a month after the defender suffered a thigh injury while on international duty with Brazil. The 27-year-old limped off during Brazil’s 2-0 win over Senegal at the Emirates and has since undergone tests back in London. The club has not confirmed a timeline, but he is expected to miss several key fixtures. Gabriel will almost certainly be unavailable for Sunday’s north London derby against Tottenham and Arsenal’s Champions League clash with Bayern Munich. Depending on the severity, he could also miss league games against Chelsea, Brentford, and Aston Villa,…

Texas State University is set to gain significant national exposure through the recently announced Pac-12–USA Sports media deal. The agreement will broadcast 22 football games, 50 men’s basketball contests, and additional programming, giving the university’s athletic programs a high-profile platform. University leadership hailed the development as a major win. They emphasized that the national coverage will raise the profile of Texas State’s teams, enhance recruiting opportunities, and strengthen its presence within collegiate athletics. The exposure comes as Texas State prepares to join the Pac-12 Conference. Inclusion in the league positions the university alongside some of the nation’s most competitive athletic…

Pichai warns that no company can avoid the effectsSundar Pichai says every company will feel the strain if the AI surge slows sharply. He told a major British news outlet that today’s wave of AI investment marks an “extraordinary moment” but also shows signs of “irrationality”. He pointed to rising concern in Silicon Valley as valuations climb fast and firms inject huge sums into expanding AI technology. Pichai said his company can withstand a downturn but still faces exposure. “I think no company is going to be immune, including us,” he said. Interview highlights growing pressures on the sectorPichai discussed…

Germany booked their place at next year’s World Cup in emphatic style, smashing Slovakia 6-0 in their final qualifier. Four first-half goals – from Nick Woltemade, Serge Gnabry, and a Leroy Sané brace – overwhelmed Slovakia, who now drop into the March playoffs. Second-half strikes from Ridle Baku and Assan Ouédraogo, who became Germany’s youngest ever scorer at 19, completed the rout. The Netherlands also secured qualification with a dominant 4-0 victory over Lithuania. Tijjani Reijnders opened the scoring before Cody Gakpo, Xavi Simons and Donyell Malen added second-half goals to seal top spot in Group G, three points ahead…

Major Construction Push Reshapes the Energy Landscape Czechia aims to produce up to 60 percent of its electricity from nuclear power by 2050. The massive cooling towers at the Dukovany power station rise over an expanding construction zone where crews prepare for two additional reactors. Mobile drilling rigs pull samples from 140 meters underground and verify the site’s suitability for a $19 billion project. Officials plan to at least double national nuclear output and strengthen Czechia’s role as one of Europe’s most nuclear-reliant nations. South Korea’s KHNP won a tender over France’s EDF to build the plant. Engineers will install…

Trump Breaks From His Earlier StanceDonald Trump now urges House Republicans to vote for the release of the Epstein files. He writes on Truth Social that his party has “nothing to hide.” His shift comes as many Republicans indicate they may join Democrats on the vote. The House plans to vote this week on a bill requiring the Justice Department to publish the documents. Supporters expect enough votes in the House, though the Senate outcome remains unclear. Trump must approve the measure if both chambers pass it. Support for the Bill Expands Across PartiesDemocrats and several Republicans back the proposal.…

Political Dispute Sparks AdvisoryBeijing’s call for Chinese citizens to steer clear of travel and study in Japan has amplified a growing diplomatic confrontation following comments by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi about Japan’s stance on a potential Taiwan conflict. The advisory, issued by China’s foreign ministry, added new urgency to the standoff, prompting Tokyo to arrange the dispatch of a senior representative to Beijing in hopes of easing tensions. Consumer-Driven Sectors Hit Hard on MarketsThe announcement triggered an immediate reaction on Japanese stock exchanges, where tourism, retail, and travel-linked companies saw sharp declines. Firms heavily dependent on spending by Chinese visitors—particularly…

Thousands of young Mexicans took to the streets of Mexico City on Saturday, protesting corruption, violence, and government neglect. The march spanned 52 cities nationwide and extended to international locations, including the United States, Canada, Germany, and the Netherlands. In the capital, clashes at the Zócalo left 20 civilians and more than 100 police officers injured, with around 20 arrests reported. The movement ignited after the 1 November assassination of Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo. Manzo had repeatedly appealed to federal authorities to confront organized crime in Michoacán. His murder fueled widespread anger among young citizens who feel ignored by Mexico’s…

A sickness bug has disrupted Denmark’s preparations for Tuesday’s decisive World Cup qualifier in Glasgow. Joachim Andersen, Rasmus Højlund and a staff member have fallen ill, raising concerns for head coach Brian Riemer ahead of the match. Denmark, one point ahead of Scotland in Group C, need only a draw to qualify automatically. Steve Clarke has urged Scotland supporters to stay positive and back the team throughout the game, with a win sending Scotland to their first World Cup finals since 1998.

The No. 4 University of Denver men’s hockey team completed a weekend sweep against No. 17 Colorado College with a tight 3‑2 victory. The win capped a strong series performance, showcasing Denver’s resilience, skill, and ability to perform under pressure. Fans celebrated the sweep as a clear statement of the team’s competitive strength this season. The series began with a hard-fought matchup that set the tone for the weekend. Denver displayed consistent offensive pressure, combining accurate passing and strategic positioning to create scoring chances. Colorado College responded with determined defense and opportunistic plays, keeping the game competitive and intense. The close contest…