Новости за 09.12.2025

Arsenal boss has given the latest injury on his squad ahead of the Champions League clash against Club Brugge.

During a Politico interview, President Donald Trump gave himself an “A plus, plus, plus, plus” for the economy, even as one of his own supporters voiced concerns about rising costs outpacing wages. Reporter Dasha Burns cited complaints about grocery, utility, and insurance costs rising faster than paychecks, but Trump shrugged it off, blaming his predecessor and insisting he “inherited a total mess,” while celebrating his own economic record.

CHONBURI – Despite reaching the Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) semifinals for the first time after 34 years, the Philippine U22 team knows the feat won’t be complete without a medal. So expect the Filipino booters to continue the hard work heading into the Final Four slated for Dec. 15 at the cavernous Rajamangala Stadium

The San Jose Sharks take on the Philadelphia Flyers at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. SHARKS (14-13-3) at FLYERS (15-9-3) 7…

Los alemanes lograron recomponerse al gol de Kimmich en propia y se colocan colíderes<span class=""></span>

Two Capital Region community centers have received millions in grant funding altogether.

Robert Parry wrote: Dec. 9 has a grim meaning for the U.S. Republic, the date in 2004 when Gary Webb was driven to ruin by vindictive colleagues, demarcating when the U.S. press went from protecting people to shielding corruption. By…

Read more →

Gwyneth Paltrow needed to step away to come back supreme.  As the Goop founder prepares to make her big return to Hollywood with Marty Supreme, after a nearly seven-year break from acting...

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has signed into effect a law to strengthen protective measures for women facing gender-based violence

Verizon's post Cyber Monday deal gets you a free $300 gift card with a new smartphone purchase on an unlimited plan. We're breaking down the details.

In 2026, newsrooms face a new reckoning: Either you’ve built out visual investigative competence or you’ll pay the price in lengthy corrections, lost credibility, and missed opportunities. The visual documentation available today — such as eyewitness images, satellite imagery, drone footage and other sensor data — offers journalists unprecedented amounts of material to craft stories...

Democracy only works if it can still surprise us, and journalism has to rediscover its capacity for surprise too. In 2026, my prediction (and hope) is that the outlets that matter most to democracy move away from reflexive “gotcha” coverage of politicians and toward a practice that centers voters’ lived experience, allows idealism back into...

Connie Francis was 87 years old when she posted her first TikTok earlier this year, marveling at an impossible second act: a song she’d recorded in 1962 – the year of the Cuban Missile Crisis – was suddenly climbing the charts for the first time and soundtracking millions of videos for an audience born decades […]

For the past 25 years, there have been two primary ways to finance the growth of local news growth: private equity and foundation grant-making. The first, of course, has fed the consolidation of newspaper chains that actually worsened the decline of local reporting. Thanks for nothing. Increased philanthropy has been tremendously important, but at this...

Match Off – Queen’s Park v Clyde TONIGHT’S KDM Evolution Trophy match with Clyde has been called off on safety grounds. High winds in the last hour before kick-off caused structural damage to The city Stadium forcing a postponement to the fixture. Supporters wishing a refund on match tickets can contact the club by emailing tickets@queensparkfc.co.uk […]

Since Patti Smith is on tour again, this is a good time to be reminded of the 1980s and ’90s culture wars. Elected representatives took it upon themselves to slash budgets and politicize the work of then-contemporary artists whose practices were deemed un-Christian or amoral. Though it’s long past, younger generations are today getting a...

For the past several months, journalism students at the University of Maryland have spent a lot of time working with the archives of a local newspaper in our state. Their goal is to use previous stories to help build reporting guides — “beat books” — for the mostly inexperienced journalists who arrive in an unfamiliar...

Journalism tends to treat technology as something that happened to it, like an asteroid. In 2026, that stance will become untenable. Governments are beginning to understand that their reliance on Silicon Valley technology is a liability. Jurisdictions like the European Union are funding alternative ecosystems where software is developed in accordance with their values: respectful...

It used to be that a local news organization could stand alone. History and policy pushed these outlets into local ownership, focusing on their own communities, with their own presses. Today, however, no local news organization is an island. Local news organizations will continue to rely on each other in 2026, but it will look...

El combinado galo ha anunciado a los primeros seis futbolistas que participarán en el Mundial del formato de Gerard Piqué

As 2025 closes, referrals from social media and organic search are dead or dying, and generative AI is coming for facts. But 2026 may grant publishers an opportunity Silicon Valley has persistently ignored: local knowledge. Journalism and Big Tech have long been frenemies. For 15 years, Facebook and its peers have wielded immense market power...

Shoppers may be unaware they're paying as much as 23% more than others for the same grocery items on Instacart, a new analysis says.

2026 will bring more noise. More AI slop. More industry consolidation. More journos going down the independent route, as I did in early 2025. But scoops will matter more than ever. What sets apart one outlet, one newsletter, one reporter from another is the ability to break impactful news that stands the test of time....

Tech companies will double down on improving the quality of information they provide in 2026, but that investment won’t help publishers find a path to stability. The good news is that tech companies will face pressure in the year ahead to bolster the information ecosystem. As competition heats up between OpenAI, Google, Anthropic and other...