Nora Schultz at Galerie Meyer Kainer

January 23 – March 14, 2026

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Nicole-Antonia Spagnola at FELIX GAUDLITZ

February 11 – March 21, 2026

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Arteta insists Arsenal’s stats prove their critics wrong

Arsenal has faced criticism this season for not scoring enough goals from open play, although the team appears unconcerned as long as results continue to go their way.

The Gunners secured a 2-1 victory against Mansfield, a result that ensured their progression to the quarter finals of the FA Cup. The win also means Arsenal remains active in all competitions this season, keeping alive the possibility of a remarkable campaign.

If the team continues to maintain its current form, it would not be surprising to see them challenge for every trophy available before the end of the term. Ultimately, results remain the most important factor, and Arsenal has consistently found ways to win matches.

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New Footage Yet Again Contradicts DHS Claims About Its Killing of a US Citizen

Body camera footage newly obtained by CBS News shows the moments leading up to and after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot US citizen Ruben Ray Martinez in March 2025 and contradicts the Department of Homeland Security’s account of the killing. 

Martinez was 23 when an agent killed him in his car last spring in South Padre Island, Texas. Local news outlets reported on his death at the time, but described it only as an “officer-involved” shooting. Last month, ICE finally confirmed that one of its agents killed Martinez. 

But DHS, ICE’s parent agency, was quick to deflect blame. DHS claimed that Martinez “intentionally ran over” an agent “resulting in him being on the hood of the vehicle,” adding that a separate agent “fired defensive shots to protect himself, his fellow agents, and the general public.” 

The footage released by CBS on Friday tells a different story. 

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“Mansfield gave them a real scare.” Martin Keown reacts to Arsenal’s win

Martin Keown believes Arsenal’s victory against Mansfield was far from straightforward as he assessed their pursuit of four trophies this season.

The result ensured Arsenal progressed to the quarter finals of the FA Cup, keeping alive their hopes of achieving a historic quadruple. Their continued presence in multiple competitions has placed them in a strong position during what could become one of the most memorable seasons in the club’s recent history.

Arsenal has demonstrated consistency across competitions since the beginning of the campaign. Their ability to secure results, even in challenging matches, has strengthened the belief that they possess the quality and determination required to compete for major honours.

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DHS Wants to Build a System to Surveil Americans’ Travel Records

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the US Secret Service want to build a tool for tracking US travelers’ flights and other personal information according to previously unreported documents reviewed by Mother Jones.

These agencies have asked for feedback from the private sector on whether this tool can be made, or if something like it already exists. Their request was posted on the government’s database for contractors. In it, the Secret Service, an arm of DHS, outlines the specifics they envision: a program that would provide real-time or near-real time access to a range of personal travel data, including passenger names, origins and destinations, flight numbers, ticket numbers, and forms of payment. The data would be gleaned from third-party ticketing sites, such as Orbitz or Expedia, and must cover major US and international airlines.

“It’s not hard to imagine that DHS would want access to these travel records to be able to track all sorts of people.”

The proposed tool appears to be an attempt to rebuild a surveillance pipeline that was recently shuttered amid public backlash. Last year, The Lever and 404 Media revealed that the Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC)—a data broker owned by the major US airlines—had discreetly sold flight data to Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection, which are both also arms of DHS. ARC ceased its so-called Travel Intelligence Program in November, citing pressure from lawmakers. DHS’s new Request for Information (RFI) seems to reference the now-defunct ARC program, saying the requested platform would “replace an existing commercial database used by the United States Secret Service for law enforcement travel data queries.” DHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment, including a question about whether the agency is exploring a replacement for ARC.

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Arsenal is leading the race to sign top Premier League midfielder

Arsenal has reportedly emerged as the favourite to win the race for Sandro Tonali at the end of the season.

The midfielder has developed into one of the finest players in his position over the last few seasons and has firmly established himself as a top performer in the Premier League. His consistent displays in midfield have attracted the attention of several leading clubs, with Arsenal among the teams closely monitoring his situation.

The Gunners have been tracking Tonali for some time and believe he possesses the qualities required to strengthen their squad. However, they are not the only club interested in securing his services.

Manchester City and Juventus have also been linked with a potential move for the midfielder, and it is possible that additional clubs could enter the race as the transfer window approaches. With several teams searching for elite midfield talent, competition for his signature could become intense.

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Former Staff Show How Trump Acted to Upend EPA’s Mission and “Make America Sicker”

This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.

In a new report that outlines a dozen high-risk pollutants given new life thanks to weakened, delayed or rescinded regulations, the Environmental Protection Network (EPN), a nonprofit, nonpartisan group of hundreds of former Environmental Protection Agency staff, warns that the EPA under President Donald Trump has abandoned the agency’s core mission of protecting people and the environment from preventable toxic exposures.

Americans may not realize the scope and scale of their exposure risk from diverse industrial and agricultural sources or understand how much those risks are rising as political appointees destroy the safety net the EPA has always provided, said Marc Boom, EPN’s senior director for public affairs, at a press briefing Thursday. 

“While we may hear about one chemical or one EPA rule being changed,” Boom said, “so much is happening at once that it’s very difficult to see the full picture and connect it to our everyday lives.”

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‘We don’t really care’ Gabriel hits back at Fabian Hurzeler 

Arsenal defender Gabriel has responded to criticism from Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler regarding the Gunners’ style of play, insisting that the team is not concerned by the remarks.

Hurzeler had accused Arsenal of time-wasting prior to the match and repeated the claim after the final whistle. The Brighton manager was also filmed during the fixture telling Piero Hincapie to “play football”, and he continued to express his frustration when speaking after the game.

In his post-match press conference, Hurzeler suggested that only his side had attempted to play football during the contest. However, Arsenal ultimately secured the victory and will feel that their performance justified the result.

Tension following competitive encounter

The match itself was closely contested, with both teams competing intensely throughout the fixture. Arsenal knew the importance of securing all three points as they continue to push for strong results during the closing stages of the season.

At this stage of the campaign, the Gunners recognise that maintaining consistency will be vital if they are to achieve their objectives. Every match carries significant importance, increasing the pressure on players and managers alike.

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Arteta gives update on two Arsenal stars who seem injured against Mansfield

Riccardo Calafiori and Leandro Trossard were unable to complete Arsenal’s FA Cup match against Mansfield after both players appeared to suffer injuries during the fixture.

Arsenal began the game strongly, but Mansfield presented a surprisingly difficult challenge as they attempted to produce an FA Cup upset. The determined performance from the home side forced Arsenal’s players to work harder than expected in order to secure the victory.

Despite the resistance from Mansfield, the visitors ultimately proved too strong and managed to book their place in the next round of the competition. However, the victory may have come with a concern for the Gunners after both Trossard and Calafiori were forced to leave the pitch before the end of the match.

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