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Carlos Alcaraz showing why he’s one of the most incredible athletes on Planet Earth
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The Nasdaq closed in correction territory Thursday, wiping out roughly $2.5 trillion in market value, as investors grappled with the possibility that Democrats' midterm gains could put the brakes on the massive data center buildout underpinning the industry's growth and powering the US economy. cnn.it/48kQzE9
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Americans’ votes for antidata-center candidates and ballot measures could rein in AI’s expansion, slow economic growth and become a problem for companies on the edge of technological progress. on.wsj.com/4jVfvsN
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📉Los resultados de la Encuesta Económica Trimestral (EET) del Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censo (INEC), revelan que el personal empleado cayó en cuatro de cinco actividades económicas durante el primer semestre de 2026.
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Presenting Rolling Stone's latest digital cover stars: @U2. 🌟
The band goes very, very deep on how they got their swagger back on 'Carnaval De Luz,' with help from Brian Eno, the late Dolly Parton, Rosalía, and Larry Mullen Jr.’s brave neck surgeon.
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The Edge tells Rolling Stone that the new album will surprise fans.
“Whatever you thought you were gonna hear when you put on the new U2 album, you were not expecting this.”
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.@U2 will release their first album of new songs in nine years, the band announced today.
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U2 also debuted their new single "Silencio" during a performance at their old schoolyard at Mount Temple.
Earlier today, U2 returned to Mount Temple Comprehensive School to mark the 50th anniversary of their formation, staging a special schoolyard concert for 1,000 students and staff on the same spot where the band first performed together more than five decades ago.
The seven-song setlist included their first-ever single "Out of Control."
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It was a beautiful day to be a student at Mount Temple Comprehensive School, where pupils were treated to an impromptu concert by U2. The band returned to their former school in Dublin for a special performance marking 50 years since they first came together.
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September 11, 2001.
A few months later, on the biggest stage in America, U2 did something simple and heart-wrenching. While they played “Where the Streets Have No Name,” the names of the victims rose on a giant screen behind them. Bono read a Psalm.
Then the screen came falling down.























