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The representative for Erling Haaland has dismissed claims that the Manchester City forward might transfer to Barcelona, should presidential hopeful Victor Font triumph in Sunday’s ballot. Font, competing against Joan Laporta, implied he had engaged in discussions with City and the athlete’s entourage, aiming to secure a preferential arrangement – in essence, an initial right of refusal on the Norwegian player if he chose to depart the Etihad Stadium in the forthcoming years. Haaland penned a nine-and-a-half-year pact with City in January of the previous year and seems in no hurry to depart.  Furthermore, his representative Rafaela Pimenta has cast…

The British administration has called upon the Scottish Government to provide equivalent financial backing for two envisioned defence technical academies. Officials contend these establishments are crucial to bolster a burgeoning defence order book and meet the escalating requirement for proficient personnel. During the unveiling of a £50 million Scotland Defence Growth Deal, Defence Minister Luke Pollard delineated blueprints for a pair of Defence Technical Excellence Colleges, with one positioned on Scotland’s eastern seaboard and the other on its western flank. Upon inquiry from the UK Defence Journal concerning whether the Scottish Government had been contacted regarding reciprocal financing and the…

Wonderful, an Israeli startup focused on AI agents, has secured $150 million in a Series B funding round, pushing its valuation to $2 billion. This significant investment arrives just four months after the firm completed a $100 million Series A. Insight Partners spearheaded this recent investment round, which also saw engagement from previous investors, including Index Ventures, IVP, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Vine Ventures. To date, the company has amassed a total of $286 million. Operating for only thirteen months, Wonderful reports substantial demand for its customer service AI agent platform across various sectors, including telecommunications, finance, healthcare, and manufacturing.…

March 12, 2026 The auditory version of this piece is provided courtesy of the Air & Space Forces Association, commemorating and assisting our Air Force personnel, Guardians, and their relatives. Discover further details at afa.org Even though the Department of Defense has indicated its aim to expand technological capabilities, deploy novel systems more rapidly, and collaborate extensively with unconventional suppliers, a recent study pinpoints enduring obstacles related to production capacity, allocation of resources, labor force, and updating efforts, which might impede its success in achieving those objectives.  The yearly National Security Innovation Base assessment by the Reagan Institute evaluates the…

Following a recent $1.2 billion investment round, Wayve, an autonomous vehicle software firm based in the U.K., is collaborating with Uber and Nissan to introduce an autonomous taxi service in Tokyo. A trial for this service is anticipated to commence in late 2026. The involved firms have stated that this agreement involves Wayve embedding its AI-driven self-driving software into a Nissan Leaf. This vehicle will then be accessible via Uber’s ride-sharing platform. This collaboration marks Uber’s initial autonomous taxi alliance in Japan, and it also represents the newest in a string of forthcoming agreements between the prominent ride-hail company and…

Greg WyshynskiMar 12, 2026, 11:48 AM ETCloseGreg Wyshynski is ESPN’s senior NHL writer.Multiple AuthorsThe NHL has announced a surprising turnaround, determining that the Ottawa Senators are no longer mandated to relinquish a first-round draft selection for their involvement in a voided 2022 transaction between Vegas and Anaheim, which concerned winger Evgenii Dadonov.Instead of surrendering their initial-round selection in June’s NHL Entry Draft, the Senators are now set to choose last (32nd position overall) within the first round and will incur a penalty of $1 million in Canadian currency. This sum will be directed to the NHL Foundation Canada, a philanthropic…

Mar 12, 2026, 11:39 AM ETAmerica’s head of state, Donald Trump, stated on Thursday that Iran’s national football squad is “invited” to contend at the FIFA World Cup hosted in the U.S., though he cautioned them against taking part for the sake of “their personal well-being.”Through the social media platform Truth Social, Trump posted: “The Iranian National Football Squad is invited to The World Cup; however, I genuinely deem their presence there unsuitable, considering their personal existence and security. I appreciate your focus on this subject! President DONALD J. TRUMP”.Iran had been scheduled to compete in two games in Los…

The newest enhancement to Anthropic’s Claude empowers the AI chatbot to produce tailored graphs, schematics, and various visual representations within your dialogue. Should Claude ascertain a visual aid’s utility, derived from your conversation’s subject matter, it will embed the graphic directly instead of placing it in its adjacent pane.For instance, Anthropic illustrates that a discussion concerning the periodic table might prompt Claude to create a visual depiction of it, complete with dynamic components enabling users to click within the table for additional details. A separate illustration demonstrates Claude’s capacity to fashion a visual aid pertaining to an inquiry regarding the…

Jeff Thompson, CEO of Red Cat, addresses Iranian unmanned aerial vehicle dangers to California on ‘Mornings with Maria.’ U.S. authorities are on increased vigilance after national agencies cautioned that Iran might try to deploy aerial craft towards the Californian coast, sparking worries about the ease with which inexpensive remotely piloted planes could jeopardize American urban centers. Jeff Thompson, CEO of Red Cat, appeared with Maria Bartiromo on FOX Business’ “Mornings with Maria” to explain how developing UAV menaces could be identified and neutralized should foes seek to send them against the American shore.MERCHANT VESSEL HIT IN HORMUZ STRAIT AMIDST IRANIAN…

The German has not been at the helm since 2024. Jurgen Klinsmann expressed readiness to embrace the task of salvaging his old team, Tottenham, as Igor Tudor faces growing scrutiny after a dismal beginning to his time in charge. Tudor assumed control from Thomas Frank as a temporary measure the previous month, yet has presided over a series of four consecutive losses, with the most recent occurring on Tuesday when Spurs were decisively beaten 5-2 by Atletico Madrid in the opening match of their Champions League round of 16 encounter. Tottenham has never dropped out of the top-tier league. Their…