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Ravens' running game was crucial in a big win over the Chargers, especially on 4th downOur community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Auston Trusty admitted it was an angry dressing room after the final whistle on Wednesday night. But no one in the Celtic camp was raging at Cameron Carter-Vickers. The big defender held his hands up for the first half gaff that left the Hoops playing catch up against Club Brugge. Yet he didn’t need to. Carter-Vickers has more than enough credit in the bank to get off the hook for a rare boo boo. And the USA showed immense character – along with his Celtic teammates – for getting back into the game and claiming what could be a priceless point in the grand scheme of things in this new look Champions League . Trusty said: “We have his back. I don't think any defender, any player, wants that to happen to him. But, you know, sometimes it's part of football. I've had own goals as well, so it's one where you need a teammate to get your back. “So I went over to him, made sure his head was up. With all of us, he knows that we have his back.You don't want to make mistakes, but you feel fine to make mistakes, because you know your teammates have your back. “The game happened so fast, so I'm not in that position. I'm looking away, I'm also looking, I'm trying to find my next pass as well, so I have to go back and watch it. But either way, he made the decision, we have his back. “He showed his character and also the team showed its character. We bounced back and the game went on and we had plenty of life left in it.” No one was raging at Carter-Vickers – but the squad were fuming at failing to capture all three points. A draw seemed fair enough given the tough start and a difficult opening period. By the end it was Club Brugge hanging on and the Hoops felt another big win was within grasp. Trusty said: “I've been in locker rooms when you get away from this kind of game and guys are excited, but you go back in the locker room tonight and see guys p***ed off and really, really upset and that shows a lot of the character that’s in the team. “We weren't happy with how we played in the first half, but we thought that we should have won this game and it was a real opportunity for us, not just to get one point but to get three points. Obviously, you take the point, but it's good to see that guys are angry going into the locker room and sitting there just quiet.” The Celtic squad were not quiet on the pitch. In fact it took something not seen in these parts to get the side up and running again, with Kasper Schmeichel calling for an emergency huddle after the shock goal. Trusty said: “We just weren't playing in our character in the first half, so I think we all felt it. Sometimes you need that little huddle to wake everybody up and say, okay, what's happened has happened, now we can move on from it. “So that was a moment for us to make some changes and get some momentum back in the game.” Schmeichel didn’t make too much fuss about the incident but he admitted Celts needed a jolt at that point. He said: “”Probably on reflection. We weren't ourselves in the first half. “We didn't get up to the tempo of the game or play at the intensity that we know we can. “Luckily we had half-time to change that and change our press a little bit and things got better in the second half. It (the own goal) was one of those things. I am showing for Nicolas Kuhn. I think Nicolas could have passed to me. “He does well to get the pass to Cam but he is surprised by it and obviously he is getting pressed. It is so loud in here that he hasn't heard me. It is one of those things. We just move on, it happens.” It certainly happened against decent teams like Brugge and Trusty insisted Celtic are still in solid shape to qualify from the group stage with eight points from five games. He said: “That's the level we play at and that's the level of the team. “When we train, it’s the same level. We have to keep it that way because if you make a mistake, you may do something and you get punished. “Even in training, it’s just as intense as the games, if not more intense. “I think we've shown that we have the quality and we can play with any team and we back ourselves. We're confident and the team's confident. We know our ability and we've shown to you guys but also shown to ourselves that we're here. So we’re in good shape.”YXT.com Announces Strategic Management Changes
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Stocks Surge and Bitcoin Booms Amid Trump's Economic SpeculationsBrazil's lower chamber of Congress has taken a decisive step towards banning abortion in all circumstances, including situations currently allowed, such as fetal deformation, rape, or danger to the mother's health. The amendment received a 35-15 vote from the Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee, dominated by conservative members. The proposed legislation, championed by Chris Tonietto of the right-wing Liberal Party, would expand the right to life from conception rather than birth. This controversial bill now heads to a special committee for further discussion, which is slated for early next year. Progressive leaders have strongly opposed the measure, labeling it a major setback for women's rights and warning of its potential to halt stem cell research and exclude procedures like in vitro fertilization. Samia Bomfim of the Socialism and Liberty Party described the proposal as a 'shameless and perverse' provocation. (With inputs from agencies.)
The Raiders return home this week to play the Falcons on “Monday Night Football.” They have four games left to snap their long losing streak and at least build some momentum they can carry into the offseason. There are also jobs on the line for the Raiders on the field and on the sidelines. How they finish could determine several people’s fate, including that of coach Antonio Pierce. Fans have several questions about what changes could happen once the season is over. Here is a sampling of what arrived in this week’s mailbag: AZ_Raider75 (@AZRaider75) : If Antonio Pierce is fired, what are the realistic potential coaching hires besides Mike Vrabel? Ben Johnson is not coming to the Raiders. Vincent Bonsignore : Vrabel would be a person of interest if the team moves on from Pierce. The former Titans coach has a proven track record and is close with Tom Brady, his former Patriots teammate that’s now part of the Raiders’ ownership group. Brady is expected to play a large role in the club’s football operations moving forward. His presence means it’s short-sighted to eliminate anyone from consideration. Johnson, the Lions’ offensive coordinator, is a possibility. Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is another potential candidate to keep an eye on. letter (@ledtear ): What are your current odds that Pierce will be back next year? Bonsignore : It feels like a coin flip, so 50 percent. Alanin Vegas (@alaninvegas) : What does Sincere McCormick’s potential success mean for Alexander Mattison and Zamir White going into next season? And could McCormick earn himself a job next year? Bonsignore : Mattison is on a one-year contract, so his status is uncertain. White is under contract through the 2025 season. McCormick has certainly earned himself an opportunity to compete for a significant role next year at running back. Terrence (@_terrence_R8er) : Assuming Tom Telesco is back next year, do you expect him to swing big in free agency, considering we have more money this year than we did last year, for example? Bonsignore : Telesco, the Raiders’ general manager, showed he’s willing to spend big if the right player comes along when he signed defensive tackle Christian Wilkins in March. The Raiders, as of now, are projected to have $111 million in cap space next year, the second-most in the NFL. They have plenty of flexibility to make things happen. That could mean adding more players through free agency as well as signing some of their own pending free agents. Go Raiders (@GoRaiders19) : Do you feel Deion Sanders is a real possibility next year as the head coach of the Raiders? Bonsignore : No. Rob Hawkins (@Rob_Hawkins24) : Is Aidan O’Connell going to be able to start (on) Monday Night Football? Bonsignore : The Raiders certainly hope so. Pierce made it clear Friday that if O’Connell is healthy enough to play, he will get the call. But he didn’t practice Thursday or Friday due to his knee injury, so it remains unclear if he’ll be ready.Eyeing mega naval deal, Germany's TKMS says it plans to make India hub of submarine construction
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The Office of the National Cyber Director has published an outlining the federal government’s initiatives to achieve a more secure energy ecosystem. The EMCIP provides a roadmap for federal efforts to secure the next generation of U.S. energy generation, transmission and distribution, which calls for close partnership between the government and the private sector, the White House said Friday. Under the plan, each of the 32 initiatives will be managed by a lead agency with a specific deadline for completion. Table of Contents Promoting Cyber Resilience for the US Energy Ecosystem The EMCIP will carry out programs to achieve cybersecurity resilience for five linchpin energy technologies, which are determined to deliver the highest return on efforts to secure the U.S. energy infrastructure. Through the plan, the Department of Energy will integrate battery energy storage systems operators into cyber exercise programs to address challenges in the battery ecosystem. Securing Distributed Energy Resources The DOE will also develop guidance for adopting the tools to increase the cyber posture of network-connected inverters and power conversion equipment. In addition, the agency will design testing procedures for the critical management software to securely operate distributed energy resources and other innovative energy systems. The EMCIP initiatives aim to enhance the country’s building energy management systems by conducting risk assessments for their most commonly used components and platforms. The plan will also work to safeguard the cybersecurity of electric vehicles and EV charging infrastructure, which will used as backup electricity or virtual power plants to advance systemic resilience. The government will implement the EMCIP through 12 federal agencies, which will work with stakeholders and form new partnerships in executing its initiatives.Lynch Carpenter Investigates Claims in ConnectOnCall Data BreachDES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Republican Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks won her reelection bid Wednesday after a recount confirmed her lead, helping her party pad its thin majority in the U.S. House and retain control of all four of Iowa’s congressional seats. Miller-Meeks said in a post on the social platform X that she was “deeply honored” after she defeated Democrat Christina Bohannan in a rematch of 2022, when Miller-Meeks won by 7 percentage points. The margin this year was much tighter — Miller-Meeks' lead over Bohannan was less than a percentage point, or fewer than 1,000 votes. “I am now looking forward to getting back to work in Washington to lower prices at the gas pump, grocery store and on prescription drugs, secure the border and help farmers," said Miller-Meeks, who represents the 1st District, which includes the eastern part of the state and a swath of south-central Iowa, including Johnson County, home to University of Iowa in Iowa City. Miller-Meeks earned a first term in Congress representing Iowa’s 2nd District when she defeated Democrat Rita Hart by just six votes in 2020. The Associated Press called this year's race at 4:02 p.m. ET on Wednesday. Miller-Meeks had declared victory earlier, but the AP had not yet called the race because the margin was close enough that it could prompt a recount. Bohannan's campaign on Nov. 14 requested a recount , as any candidate is allowed to do, saying in a statement that the recount will make certain “that every voter is heard.” She congratulated Miller-Meeks in a message on X after the vote count was completed. “Although this is not the result we wanted, I am so proud of our campaign,” she wrote. “We exceeded all expectations and turned a district that many pundits thought was unwinnable into one of the very closest races in the country.” The request was made for a recount in each of the district’s 20 counties. Because the margin was less than a percentage point, the state — not the candidate — pays for the costs associated with the recount. Miller-Meeks’ campaign accused Bohannan and other Democrats of being “election deniers," and Republicans have said Bohannan is wasting taxpayer dollars. “This is a delaying tactic to thwart the will of the people,” the Miller-Meeks campaign said in a Nov. 14 statement. “A recount won’t meaningfully change the outcome of this race as the congresswoman’s lead is mathematically impossible to overcome.” Republican incumbents held onto Iowa’s three other congressional seats, maintaining GOP control over the entirety of Iowa’s congressional delegation. The sweep in 2022 represented the first time in three decades that Iowa had an all-Republican delegation, emblematic of the sharp rightward shift in the state not long after former President Barack Obama carried Iowa in 2008 and again in 2012. Obama won with solid support from the eastern counties along the Mississippi River that have mostly backed Trump since and bolster Miller-Meeks' in her district as well. Two competitive congressional races in Iowa this year — the 1st and 3rd Districts — brought millions of dollars in paid advertising to the state from national campaign arms for House Republican and Democrats. Zach Nunn fought off the challenge from Democrat Lanon Baccam in the 3rd District, which includes much of the Des Moines metro area. Republican incumbents Ashley Hinson in the 2nd District and Randy Feenstra in the 4th District won decisively. Hinson defeated Democrat Sarah Corkery. Feenstra defeated Democrat Ryan Melton.
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