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Arsenal to embrace ‘privilege’ not pressure of Man City Premier League tilt | Football News

Arsenal to embrace ‘privilege’ not pressure of Man City Premier League tilt | Football News

Published by Sam Flores

Arsenal travel to Manchester City knowing their Premier League could be eradicated by next Wednesday. Published On 17 Apr 202617 Apr 2026 Mikel Arteta has urged spluttering Arsenal to embrace the “huge privilege” of facing Manchester City in a potentially decisive showdown in the Premier League title race. Arteta’s side are six points clear of second-placed City ahead of their blockbuster clash at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday. Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of list But City have a game in hand on the Gunners and a victory for Pep Guardiola’s men would tilt the balance of power in their favour heading into the final weeks of the season. Adding to the drama of the do-or-die battle, Arsenal are enduring an untimely loss of form after losing three of their last five games in all competitions. They were beaten by City in the League Cup final, suffered a shock FA Cup quarterfinal exit at second-tier Southampton and slumped to a home league defeat against Bournemouth. The Gunners were well below their best once again …

Usually, Young People Embrace New Technology. Gen Z’s Attitude Toward AI Should Worry the Entire Tech Industry

Usually, Young People Embrace New Technology. Gen Z’s Attitude Toward AI Should Worry the Entire Tech Industry

Published by José Betancourt

Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Traditionally, young people have eagerly embraced hot new technologies — think Sony’s Walkman, Apple’s iPhone, or Napster — and become major drivers of their success in the workplace and society. And if they spurn a new product — remember Microsoft’s Zune, Google+, or Amazon’s Fire Phone? — it’s often a very bad sign. That leads us to a new survey from Gallup, GSV Ventures and the Walton Family Foundation that examined Gen Z’s attitudes towards AI, a category the tech industry is currently pushing as if its life depended on it — and found that young people are deeply ambivalent about it, with 48 percent saying that the risks of AI in the workforce outweigh its benefits and a staggering 80 percent saying that using it as a shortcut makes learning more difficult. Most damning is Zoomers’ trajectory. Excitement about AI dropped 14 percent since last year and hopefulness fell by nine percent, while the proportion of young …

Publishers urged to embrace future where bot readers provide majority of revenue

Publishers urged to embrace future where bot readers provide majority of revenue

Published by Sam Flores

Tollbit co-founders Olivia Joslin and Toshit Panigrahi. Picture: Tollbit AI agents and bots will become the “primary” revenue source for the publisher websites they visit, the co-founders of AI monetisation company Tollbit believe. “It’s not happening overnight,” Olivia Joslin said. “It’s not going to make their year this year in terms of the revenue that’s flowing through the pipes. But this is certainly going to be the primary mode of revenue. It’s going to have to come from AI visitors.” Tollbit provides technology which enables free-to-air websites to block AI access, track scraping and set rules/payments terms for bot traffic. It is currently said to be installed on more than 7,000 publisher websites. According to data gathered from the various websites Tollbit works with, by the end of 2025 there was a ratio of one AI bot visiting a publisher website for every 31 human visits. This was up from one AI bot to every 50 human in Q2 and one in 200 at the start of 2025. Press Gazette has reported on the growing …

Democrats Embrace DEI as ‘American Values’ at National Action Network

Democrats Embrace DEI as ‘American Values’ at National Action Network

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NEW YORK (AP) — Ever since President Donald Trump started purging diversity initiatives last year, the letters “DEI” have faded from corporate boardrooms and Democratic stump speeches. But that wasn’t the case for the past few days at the annual National Action Network conference in New York, where Democratic politicians and potential presidential candidates repeatedly made the case for diversity, equity and inclusion policies that seemed to have fallen out of favor. “We have the high ground on this issue,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries declared to a packed audience of Black activists. He criticized Republicans as “extremists” who “are trying to do an all-out assault on civil rights, on voting rights, certainly on diversity, equity and inclusion.” “They’re not trying to celebrate merit, they’re trying to elevate mediocrity,” Jeffries contended. “They want to suggest that diversity, equity and inclusion are foreign values. They’re not foreign values, they’re American values.” DEI initiatives became widespread in workplaces, colleges and government agencies after Black Lives Matter protests over the murder of George Floyd in 2020. But Republican …

Masters rookies embrace nerves, soak in dream debut at Augusta

Masters rookies embrace nerves, soak in dream debut at Augusta

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AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 7 : For Masters first-timers, the walk through Augusta National’s gates is equal parts dream fulfilled and test of composure as a new class of players tries to balance awe with the demands of one of golf’s most exacting stages. This year’s tournament includes a strong contingent of debutants who say they are trying not to be overwhelmed by the pressure that comes with playing in one of golf’s most anticipated events. “As a kid, it was a dream to just even be out here,” said Ben Griffin, who captured all three of his wins on the PGA Tour last year. “As a player, this is a dream come true.” Like many newcomers, Griffin said he was still absorbing the details of a course he had previously known mostly through television highlights and golfing lore. He pointed to Augusta National’s famed Amen Corner as a place where the atmosphere seems to shift. “Once you get to Amen Corner everything kind of gets a bit more peaceful,” he said, even as he noted …

90s Style Is Back: What To Shop To Embrace The Trend

90s Style Is Back: What To Shop To Embrace The Trend

Published by Sam Flores

We hope you love the products we recommend! All of them were independently selected by our editors. Just so you know, HuffPost UK may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page if you decide to shop from them. Oh, and FYI — prices are accurate and items in stock as of time of publication. There’s just something about the 90s that we can’t shake. Maybe it’s our obsession with Carolyn Bessette Kennedy after bingeing Ryan Murphy’s Love Story that’s fuelling our desire to embrace minimalism. Either way, we have to give it to the 90s: the penchant for sleek monochrome looks is a timeless one. So much so that the style defined by the likes of Jennifer Anniston, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Sarah Michelle Gellar has never really left us – it seems like every year we declare the fateful decade is back in fashion. But if you, like the rest of our Instagram feed, are feeling the urge to jump on the nostalgia train, here are the best …

Wolf Alice embrace their softer side in emotional gig for Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall

Wolf Alice embrace their softer side in emotional gig for Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall

Published by Daniella Wilson

By the very nature of their name, Wolf Alice has always been a band of two halves. As frontwoman Ellie Rowsell recently noted during their Saturday Night Live UK appearance, the moniker perfectly matches their “vibe” – and since the release of their 70s-leaning fourth album The Clearing last year, those vibes have steered away from the ferociousness of their early work. On the flip side, it was their tender, vulnerable side that was on full display on Sunday night as the band brought the 2026 Teenage Cancer Trust concert series to an emotionally charged close at London’s Royal Albert Hall. © PA Images via Getty ImagesWolf Alice performing on stage during the Teenage Cancer Trust show at the Royal Albert Hall, London It was impossible not to be moved by the stories of the brave teenagers affected by cancer who took to the stage before the music began.  Verity, diagnosed with an incurable cancer condition, gave a powerful speech about the great work the charity does. In a standout moment of the night, Verity …

‘New phenomenon of dangerous rhetoric’: World leaders embrace proud disregard for international law – Spotlight

‘New phenomenon of dangerous rhetoric’: World leaders embrace proud disregard for international law – Spotlight

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Gavin Lee is pleased to welcome Philippe Bolopion. Executive Director of Human Rights Watch. He describes a seismic shift in the conduct of war, marked not merely by violations of international humanitarian law, but by an unprecedented openness in asserting, even embracing, such violations. What distinguishes this moment is not the erosion of norms alone, but the normalisation of dismissing international law and lacking empathy for civilians’ suffering. Across the globe, there is an emerging pattern of discourse that shows little regard for the laws of war and the protection of innocent life. This signals a deeper structural weakening of the rules-based international order, devised over decades, to mitigate harm to civilians. In this context, the role of legal frameworks becomes increasingly contested, as major powers challenge the rule of law, while smaller states hesitate to assert any collective pressure. The result is a widening gap between norms and operational realities. And so we all now lay witness to a global trend toward authoritarianism and the fragmentation of shared legal standards. Will international law remain …

DHS funding deal on shaky ground as Trump and Democrats both decline to embrace it : NPR

DHS funding deal on shaky ground as Trump and Democrats both decline to embrace it : NPR

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., speaks to reporters after a weekly policy luncheon at the Capitol. Roberto Schmidt/AFP hide caption toggle caption Roberto Schmidt/AFP After weeks of halting talks, a new proposal is materializing on Capitol Hill that aims to fund critical parts of the Department of Homeland Security as travelers across the country deal with long lines and missed flights at airports experiencing TSA officer shortages. But despite optimism from top Senate Republicans, President Trump and Senate Democrats have yet to embrace the emerging framework. For more than a month, Republicans demanded an agreement to fund DHS in its entirety. Funding for the department lapsed in mid-February amid anger over the agency’s handling of immigration enforcement. GOP leadership previewed a plan Tuesday to fund the majority of the department, minus Immigration and Custom Enforcement’s enforcement and removal operations division. But the GOP plan failed to clear an initial procedural vote on Wednesday, as most Democrats say they are unwilling to approve any additional funding for ICE without significant reforms to rein in the …