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Tech leaders like Naval Ravikant predict AI coding tools could end Apple's App Store control by letting users create and install tailored apps directly. Nothing Phone's beta Essential Apps already delivers this: type a prompt on their Playground platform, and a lightweight widget appears on Nothing Phone 3, pulling in basics like location or calendar. While skeptics highlight iPhone's hardware strengths and chat AIs handling tasks without apps, the idea promises niche software for everyday needs like dry cleaning or fishing.

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Imagine describing a custom timer or news feed, and watching AI build it instantly for your phone's home screen—no store approval needed.

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Reports confirm Barcelona prioritize signing Atletico Madrid's Julian Álvarez this summer, with Galatasaray's Victor Osimhen as backup if needed. Stats highlight Osimhen's elite finishing—95th percentile in non-penalty goals and 99th in expected goals—plus 12 league goals this season, while Álvarez excels in expected assists after more minutes in tougher leagues. Fans argue over fit, with Osimhen fans praising his aerial strength and raw output like 166 club goals, and Álvarez backers noting his World Cup shine and link-up play, as Camp Nou hungers for more firepower.

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With Lewandowski's time winding down, Barcelona supporters are passionately splitting between Victor Osimhen's goal-scoring dominance and Julian Álvarez's creative edge.

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Romero, archbishop of San Salvador, was killed 46 years ago while celebrating Mass, one day after urging soldiers to stop repressing their own people. Born to a modest family, he trained as a carpenter before becoming a priest and later a bold voice against government abuses and farmworker killings after his friend Father Rutilio Grande's murder. Canonized by Pope Francis in 2018 as a martyr, his feast day draws tributes from Catholic leaders like Bishop Robert Barron, who called him a champion of the poor, and reflections on his call for justice over silence.

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On March 24, 1980, Archbishop Romero lifted the chalice during Mass—then a sniper's bullet ended his life as he spoke out against violence.

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Gomez, a Colombian-born Republican who previously ran in Missouri, bases her underdog campaign against longtime Rep. John Carter on demands for a total Muslim ban, citing the recent deadly shooting by Senegalese immigrant Ndiaga Diagne as evidence of threats. Diagne, a U.S. citizen since 2012, killed three people outside an Austin bar, left anti-conservative posts and Islamic references, and prompted an FBI terrorism probe. Facing expulsion from local GOP events, residency questions, and critics calling her a grifter, Gomez highlights mosques, halal food, and Muslim Heritage Month in the district spanning Austin suburbs to Killeen, with polls closing at 7 p.m. CST.

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On the last day of voting in Texas' 31st Congressional District primary, challenger Valentina Gomez stood near the Austin shooting scene, linking it to her warnings of an Islamic takeover.

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Leandro Trossard was substituted in the 93rd minute of Arsenal's match against Athletic Bilbao after Martin Bueno struck him in the jaw or chin with his shoulder off the ball. Arsenal followed medical assessment and concussion protocol checks to make the substitution. The incident sparked debate over whether it qualified as a legitimate concussion sub.

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San Miguel Corporation, led by Chairman and CEO Ramon S. Ang, started as a brewery and now leads in beer, poultry, oil refining, power generation, tollways, and big projects like the nearly complete MRT-7 rail and the New Manila International Airport set for 2028. Subsidiaries like San Miguel Brewery, Petron, and San Miguel Global Power control major market shares, while affiliates include Bank of Commerce. Reactions range from praise for smart diversification to concerns over monopoly risks, poor road quality, and a glitchy bank app, with some comparing it to Samsung or fictional corporate takeovers.

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From a 1890 brewery to running groceries, fuel, power plants, and a new airport—San Miguel's expansion has people talking about its grip on everyday life.

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The 48-second promo for 'The Pitt' Episode 10, '4:00 P.M.,' shows senior resident Dr. Samira Mohan, played by Supriya Ganesh, looking unsteady amid the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center's chaos. A colleague grabs her arm in alarm, sparking waves of worry online with pleas like 'SAMIRA MOHAN DO NOT GO DOWN QUEEN.' The real-time medical drama, created by John Wells and Noah Wyle, explores ER burnout, and this cliffhanger has fans theorizing exhaustion or worse ahead of the March 12 streaming on Max.

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Dr. Samira Mohan staggers in the Season 2, Episode 10 teaser, sweat on her brow as a colleague yells, 'Get in the fucking chair.' Fans are holding their breath for her.

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