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The Kremlin says heavy Russian air strikes on Ukraine are its response to Ukraine's use of weapons obtained from its allies. or signup to continue reading Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov highlighted a Ukrainian strike on a Russian military airport in Taganrog on Wednesday as justification, the Russian state news agency TASS reported. The Defence Ministry in Moscow wrote on Telegram that the Russian response had been to launch a massive attack on Ukraine's fuel and energy infrastructure. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called the overnight bombardment "one of the largest attacks on our power grid" since the start of the war in February 2022. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia's military used 94 missiles and cruise missiles as well as 193 combat drones. The new commander of Ukraine's ground forces vowed a "massive transformation" of his branch on Friday to improve troop training, management and recruitment. The overhaul by Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi, who assumed his post last month, comes as Ukraine's outmanned and outgunned army is struggling to halt a grinding Russian march in the east making its fastest gains since 2022. The Ukrainian military said the changes would cover training regimes as well as battlefield and logistics management, including by cutting corruption, embracing technology and strengthening the role of non-commissioned officers. "Today, the ground forces need changes, new energy among its soldiers, and a modern approach to the development of their capabilities," the military quoted Drapatyi as saying at a high-level security meeting. Ukraine has sought to replenish its ranks through mobilisation and recruitment but has faced difficulties as reports of corruption, poor training and mismanagement have dented enthusiasm for service. Authorities are also battling a rise in desertions as frontline troops grow physically and mentally exhausted from nearly three years of war. "Changes will certainly come," Drapatyi said. "No matter how difficult it is, we have no right not to do it." Zelenskiy called on Thursday for changes at training centres that would allow recruits to learn directly under battlefield commanders. He has also appointed a prominent brigade commander as a senior battlefield adviser. Ukraine is under pressure from outgoing US President Joe Biden's administration to lower the draft age, a move Ukrainian officials have ruled out, saying their forces need more foreign kit to equip the men already mobilised. Ukraine expanded its mobilisation drive in April, lowering the call-up age to 25 from 27 but since then has steadily lost ground in the east while launching an incursion into Russia's Kursk region. 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The selection committee preferred the Mustangs, losers of a heartbreaker in the Atlantic Coast Conference title game, who had a far less difficult schedule than Alabama of the SEC but one fewer loss. The inaugural 12-team bracket marks a new era for college football, though the Alabama-SMU debate made clear there is no perfect formula. The tournament starts Dec. 20-21 with four first-round games. It concludes Jan. 20 with the national title game in Atlanta. Alabama left out of playoff as committee rewards SMU's wins over Crimson Tide's strong schedule The College Football Playoff committee took wins over strength of schedule, taking SMU over Alabama for the final at-large spot in the field. The field was expanded from four to 12 teams this season, but that didn’t save the committee from controversy. SMU showed it could compete against a traditional power, losing to Clemson 34-31 on a 56-yard field goal in the ACC title game on Saturday. Alabama had some ups and downs in its first season under coach Kalen DeBoer. The Crimson Tide had quality wins against Georgia and South Carolina, but lost at Vanderbilt, Tennessee and Oklahoma. Big Ten wins playoff selection derby, followed by SEC despite notable Alabama omission College football’s conference shakeup left concerns about two super conferences dominating the playoff field. They weren’t totally unfounded, or 100% born out. The Big Ten, not the Southeastern Conference, was the biggest winner. The ACC scored, too. The Big Ten led the initial 12-team playoff field with four making the cut, topped by a No. 1 Oregon team that was part of the Pac-12 exodus. Then came the SEC — and one notable omission. ACC runner-up SMU got the nod over college football blue-blood Alabama, another blemish in Kalen DeBoer’s first season as Nick Saban’s championship-or-bust successor. Tamar Bates scores 29 points to help Missouri beat No. 1 Kansas 76-67 COLUMBIA, Mo. 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That includes the holiday tournament in the Bahamas and the Olympic gold medal in Paris. It's the third-highest winning percentage in the last 40 years. Tournament host Tiger Woods had two better years. Lindsey Vonn is encouraged by how close she is to being competitive in ski racing return at age 40 COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. (AP) — Lindsey Vonn is encouraged by how close she is to being competitive again in her ski racing return at 40 years old. Vonn is still getting her ski equipment dialed in and getting used to going full speed again on her new titanium knee. That’s why all that she's reading into being more than two seconds behind in a pair of lower-level super-G races Sunday is that she’s right there. This after nearly six years away from ski racing and an abbreviated prep period. She was 2.19 seconds behind in the first race and 2.06 in the second. Both were won by her American teammate Lauren Macuga. Plane circles MetLife Stadium with message to co-owner John Mara to fix the Giants' 'dumpster fire' EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — A small plane circled MetLife Stadium roughly 90 minutes before New York was to play host to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, asking Giants co-owner John Mara to overhaul the team that has made the playoffs twice since winning the Super Bowl in February 2012. “Mr. Mara, enough. Please fix this dumpster fire!” the message read as it was towed behind the rear of a small plane. Saquon Barkley sets Eagles season rushing record and has Dickerson's NFL mark in his sights PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Saquon Barkley has broken LeSean McCoy's Eagles franchise record for rushing yards in a season. Barkley has 1,623 yards. He surpassed McCoy's mark of 1,607 yards with a 9-yard run in Sunday's 22-16 win over Carolina. Barkley finished the game with 124 yards, within a yard of his season average. 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Steelers WR George Pickens to miss first game of his career with hamstring injury PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens will have to wait to “introduce” himself to Cleveland Browns defensive back Greg Newsome II. Pickens is inactive for Pittsburgh's rematch against the Browns because of a hamstring injury. Newsome and Pickens ended Cleveland’s 24-19 win on Nov. 21 by tussling on Pittsburgh’s last-gasp desperation pass attempt. Pickens grabbed Newsome’s facemask as the two careened through the end zone and slammed into a restraining wall. Afterward, Newsome called the mercurial Pickens a “fake tough guy.” Pickens responded on Friday by feigning ignorance and saying he didn’t even know who Newsome was when asked if he would talk to Newsome before the game.
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Lebawit Lily Girma | (TNS) Bloomberg News When winter rolls around, travelers predictably turn their attention to beaches. And this year, it’s the destination that comedian Tony Hinchcliffe called “a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean” that’s experiencing outsize demand from Americans planning a warm island vacation. Talk about trashing stereotypes. Related Articles Would you pay $700 a night to sleep under the stars at this Colorado resort? Thailand’s starring role in ‘The White Lotus’ is about to pay off 5 under-the-radar travel destinations the UN says you should visit Gift ideas for people planning their next trip Lights and decor, réveillon meals make Christmastime special in New Orleans Puerto Rico has recovered overseas visitors (excluding those from Canada and Mexico) faster than any U.S. state or territory — a staggering 85% increase over its 2019 overseas inbound visitor levels as of 2023, according to an October study from the U.S. National Travel and Tourism Office. There are now more daily flights from the U.S. West Coast, and hotel bookings are 6% higher so far in this last quarter of 2024 year-over-year. It’s a trifecta of tourism growth: more visitors, but also longer stays and a higher spend that reached a record $9.8 billion in 2023, boosting small businesses as well as major brands. “We don’t have a slow season in Puerto Rico anymore,” says Brad Dean, chief executive officer at Discover Puerto Rico. Even if they’re not booking, people are dreaming about “La Isla.” By tracking flight searches for trips between November 2024 and February 2025, a measure of “inspirational” demand, tourism intelligence company Mabrian Technologies reports Puerto Rico is up 9% compared with the same period last year and leads Barbados, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and the Bahamas in the Caribbean proper. Only Costa Rica ranked higher in the wider region. Dean attributes Puerto Rico’s ongoing tourism growth to a strategic effort to reposition the island’s brand as more than a sun-and-sea destination, starting back in 2018. That led to the Live Boricua campaign, which began in 2022 and leaned heavily on culture, history and cuisine and was, Dean says, “a pretty bold departure” in the way Puerto Rico was showcased to travelers. He adds that at least $2 billion in tourism spend is linked to this campaign. “We (also) haven’t shied away from actively embracing the LGBTQ+ community, and that has opened up Puerto Rico to audiences that may not have considered the Caribbean before,” Dean says. Hotels are preparing to meet this growing demand: A number of established boutique properties are undergoing upgrades valued between $4 million and more than $50 million, including Hotel El Convento; La Concha, which will join the Marriott Autograph Collection; Condado Vanderbilt Hotel; and the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar. That’s in addition to ultra-chic options that are coming online in 2025, including the adults-only Alma San Juan, with rooms overlooking Plaza Colón in the heart of Old San Juan, and the five-star Veranó boutique hotel in San Juan’s trendy Santurce neighborhood. The beachfront Ritz-Carlton San Juan in Isla Verde will also be reopening seven years after Hurricane Maria decimated the island. The travel industry’s success is helping boost employment on the island, to the tune of 101,000 leisure and hospitality jobs as of September 2024, a 26% increase over pre-pandemic levels, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Efforts to promote Puerto Rico’s provinces beyond the San Juan metro area — such as surfing hub Rincón on the west coast, historical Ponce on the south coast and Orocovis for nature and coffee haciendas in the central mountains —have spread the demand to small businesses previously ignored by the travel industry. Take Sheila Osorio, who leads workshops on Afro-Puerto Rican bomba music and dance at Taller Nzambi, in the town of Loíza, 15 miles east of San Juan; or Wanda Otero, founder of cheese-producing company Vaca Negra in Hatillo, an hour’s drive west of Old San Juan, where you can join a cheese-making workshop and indulge in artisanal cheese tastings. “The list of businesses involved in tourism has gone from 650 in 2018 to 6,100, many of which are artists and artisans,” Dean says. While New Yorkers and Miami residents have always been the largest visitor demographic, Dean says more mainland Americans now realize that going to Puerto Rico means passport-free travel to enjoy beaches, as well as opportunities to dine in Michelin-rated restaurants, hike the only rainforest in the U.S. and kayak in a bioluminescent bay. Visitors from Chicago and Dallas, for example, have increased by approximately 40% from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, compared with the same period in 2022-2023, and more travelers are expected from Denver now that United Airlines Holdings Inc. has kicked off its first nonstop service to San Juan, beginning on Oct. 29. Previously, beach destinations that were easy to reach on direct flights from Denver included Mexico, Belize and California, but now Puerto Rico joins that list with a 5.5-hour nonstop route that cuts more than two hours from the next-best option. Given United Airlines’ hub in San Francisco, it could mean more travelers from the Golden State in the near future, too. In December, U.S. airlines will have 3,000 more seats per day to the territory compared with the same period last year, for a total of 84,731 — surpassing even Mexico and the Dominican Republic in air capacity, according to data from aviation analytics firm Cirium. Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport, the island’s primary gateway, is projecting a record volume of 13 million passengers by year’s end — far surpassing the 9.4 million it saw in 2019. As for Hinchcliffe’s “floating island of garbage” line, Dean says it was “a terribly insensitive attempt at humor” that transformed outrage into a marketing silver lining, with an outpouring of positive public sentiment and content on Puerto Rico all over social media. Success, as that old chestnut goes, may be the best revenge. “It was probably the most efficient influencer campaign we’ve ever had,” Dean says, “a groundswell of visitors who posted their photos and videos and said, ‘This is the Puerto Rico that I know.’” ©2024 Bloomberg L.P. Visit bloomberg.com. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
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Tucker finished fifth in AL MVP voting in 2023 and was having a career year last season before a freak injury struck. Smith is a big prospect, but the Cubs have lots of those in a deep farm system. Many of those prospects were blocked from the MLB roster in the short term with the team as currently constructed. When there are excess prospects, they should be used as currency to upgrade the MLB roster and Smith has only played five games above the Class-A level (in Double-A last year). Keep in mind this team won exactly 83 games in two straight seasons and hasn't been to the playoffs in a full season since 2018, when they were bounced from the Wild Card. That means they haven't been deep in the playoffs since 2017 and, frankly, that's unacceptable after an extreme rebuild and then World Series title. What's more, they play in a very winnable division and Hoyer is entering a lame duck year. The time is now to finally, in Hoyer's case, get aggressive. He did so with this move. I've been among the chorus calling him too risk-averse, but he went out and traded three players for a guy headed to his free-agency year. That's a strong, win-now move. I said time and again last season -- to the point that I got tired of saying it -- that the Cubs were a roster full of supporting characters in desperate need of a main character. Cody Bellinger was a top guy in the past, while players like Seiya Suzuki and Justin Steele have shown flashes of being main-character types. In the end, though, the leader in WAR for the Cubs in 2024 was Dansby Swanson at 4.0. Among position players, that ranked 36th in the majors. With roughly 10 teams every year not even trying to win, the Cubs trying to contend without a top-35 position player just isn't gonna cut it. Tucker, meanwhile, only played in 78 games due to fouling a ball off his shin. He still posted 4.7 WAR after three straight seasons of at least 5.4. From 2021-23, he averaged 30 homers and 104 RBI per year. Last season in less than half a year, he had 23 home runs. Ian Happ led the Cubs with 25 home runs and 86 RBI last season. From 2021-24, Tucker hit .280/.362/.527 (an .888 OPS) with a 145 OPS+. The Cubs' leader in OPS and OPS+ last season was Suzuki at .848 and 138, respectively. And while he was rumored to be included in trade talks with the Astros on this deal for a bit, he remains with the Cubs. The assumption here is Cody Bellinger now gets traded and we've also heard plenty about Nico Hoerner being on the trading block. That still leaves the Cubs with Tucker, Suzuki, Happ, Swanson, Michael Busch and top prospect Matt Shaw on the position-player side. Let's not gloss over Pete Crow-Armstrong , either. Only 22 last season, he struggled for a while but something clicked in late July. In his last 57 games, Crow-Armstrong -- who has immense upside as a defender and baserunner -- hit .289/.337/.469 with eight doubles, three triples, seven homers, 30 RBI, 35 runs and nine steals in what amounts to just over 1⁄3 of a season. Even if Bellinger is traded, Happ, Crow-Armstrong, Tucker and Suzuki are an outstanding outfield with one player left over to DH (it should be Suzuki, who had a terrible defensive year last season, not to mention two straight years with an oblique injury). There's room for Hoyer to continue maneuvering if Bellinger and/or Hoerner are dealt. Shaw can play either second or third. Busch has experience at third base if the Cubs wanted to go after a first baseman ( Pete Alonso and Christian Walker remain free agents, for example) and swing him over to the hot corner. Alex Bregman is also a free agent if the Cubs want to pursue a third baseman. If the Blue Jays make Vladimir Guerrero Jr. available, the Cubs should be all over that, though it seems unlikely they could pull off deals for Tucker and Guerrero -- both free agents after 2025 -- in the same offseason. The point is the Cubs' organization was in the position to reshape things with so much prospect depth and a roster full of decent or good-but-not-great players. They needed to use some of this depth for top-shelf talent. The reason I mention the dangling of Bellinger and Hoerner in the trade market is because the Cubs' pitching staff could also use upgrades while the front office is being aggressive. The current rotation of Shota Imanaga , Justin Steele, Jameson Taillon , Matthew Boyd and Javier Assad looks like a potentially pretty good rotation. Imanaga and Steele are better suited as mid-rotation guys than aces, though. Corbin Burnes still sits as a free agent, though it appears the Cubs don't care to join the bidding, even if they should. The Mariners are known to be making some of their pitchers available via trade while the Cubs have offensive players to deal. Maybe there's a match there in taking on Luis Castillo 's money or just grabbing someone like Bryan Woo or Bryce Miller ? The bullpen, too, has plenty of live arms, but seems like it could use an alpha-type closer to knock everyone down a role. They have been rumored to be in on Kirby Yates as a closer. Again, that's a main character. The Cubs just pulled off something like this by adding Kyle Tucker. He's the offensive centerpiece now. Maybe they can find a way to add a rotation and bullpen centerpiece moving forward while shuffling MLB pieces around. Bellinger and maybe Hoerner are probably the ones on the move next, should the aggressive mindset remain. The bottom line: Big-time free agents are available. Great players could be had via trade. The NL Central is open for the Cubs' taking. Hoyer just made an aggressive move in order to push past mediocrity. Do the math. The Cubs just made a big splash, but it shouldn't stop there. This could and should be the first domino as they look to get back to postseason relevance.What you need to know about Omnicom’s acquisition of Interpublic
Elon Musk is now the talk of the town, not only in the world of technology, but also in the political circles, after Donald Trump appointed him as the co-head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), alongside Vivek Ramaswamy. Soon after, the President-elect and Musk-related memes kept doing the rounds on social media. and has now increased to a certain level that netizens are not even shying away from using objectionable or obscene memes around them as well. One of the most interesting type of meme that is circulating on social media is through the usage of AI, where Musk and Trump can be seen kissing each other. This is the new form of 'Elongate' that the world is seeing, where the Tesla CEO is being claimed to be Trump's puppet, lackey, butler, and even to an extent, his lover. Also Read : Colombian woman lawmaker caught vaping in Parliament during health debate, says sorry as video goes viral Trump in butler's attire: Memes raising huge outcry Various hilarious captions are also being soon to be out up by users who are fuming at the Trump-Musk nexus, that is only expected to grow stronger with time, as per reports. X is currently filled with their own CEO's memes, something that is quite ironical in itself. Trump was even seen serving Musk food in a butler's attire with the US flag in the background. Such memes are also raising a huge outcry among the Republicans, who are criticizing these kinds of posts i order to humiliate the President-elect and soon to be co-head of a federal department. 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