PETE CROW-ARMSTRONG JOINS THE 40/40 CLUB AFTER HIS 40TH STOLEN BASE‼️
He becomes the 7th player in MLB history to achieve the feat (first since Shohei Ohtani in 2024).
Winston Duke, Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Wendell Pierce will star in Delroy Lindo's directorial debut ‘JABARI'S PEOPLE’.
The film follows a teenager who is sent to live with his estranged grandparents in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains after the death of his mother.
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Keyur Govande is the chief technology officer at Depop, the online marketplace for secondhand clothes that Gen-Z fashionistas frequent. (Presented by @Commvault). He is a part of TIME’s first Executives of the Year: Tech and Data list. Watch as Govande takes TIME’s leadership test.
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Mark Carney says there are only four countries at the forefront of AI: Canada, France, China and the US.
He urged other leaders to join forces with him and ensure artificial intelligence is "safe and effective".
The Trump Administration has created a loophole the Endangered Species Act that makes it legal to kill endangered animals.
As long as the animal isn't "intentionally" targeted, it's legal for them to be killed due to logging, mining, or other industrial activity.
From @TheAthletic: It was the viral moment that shocked everyone except the athlete who sparked it.
The winner of a Hyrox race who kept competing after soiling herself became last weekend’s big viral sporting moment, but it is surprisingly common. https://t.co/V90NJbNKpU
The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees voted to immediately close the lauded arts institution’s main building. Here's what to know:
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President Trump reacts to video showing Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani appearing to laugh during the 9/11 memorial ceremony at Ground Zero.
Speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force One in Ireland for his return to the U.S., Trump called the moment "terrible."
"The fact that they were laughing together at a very important part of the ceremony was inappropriate."
UN Security Council renews Sudan's 1591 sanctions regime for one month, keeping the arms embargo, asset freezes, and travel bans in place through 9 October 2026.