From @TheAthletic: Brandon McNulty is the United States’ first road race world champion since Lance Armstrong, 33 years ago. "I knew something could happen, but that it would take a miracle. I guess today miracles can happen." https://t.co/aD0JYrnJNq
After nearly 170 miles of all-out racing, Brandon McNulty became the first U.S. man since Lance Armstrong in 1993 to claim road cycling’s rainbow jersey. https://t.co/ADjLC90vWd
Millennium has more than doubled its assets in six years to $97 billion, vaulting past hedge fund rivals. Izzy Englander has a plan to make it even bigger https://t.co/Cq25zCB0Vw
Microsoft is just one beneficiary of 250 years of American history and the choices made by past generations. As an American company, we believe we have a responsibility to understand where we have been, learn from it, and help make real for others the opportunities created for us.
As America enters its 251st year, we face another inflection point shaped by rapid technological change. That is why we created this series. Throughout July, we will reflect on moments in American history with six video episodes when people faced uncertainty and made choices that set in motion consequences they could not fully see. Some decisions advanced the country. Others revealed how much work remained. Together, they remind us that history is not inevitable; it is made by people, in moments, through choices.
Our goal is not simply to celebrate that history, but to learn and connect the past to the questions we face today. Because one of the best ways to honor 250 years of American history is to think seriously about what we will do next.
Stay tuned for episode 2 next week. https://t.co/8KAJ2Rfmsm
@Microsoft
From @TheAthleticFC: Lionel Messi is now the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history. Messi, 38, broke Marta’s overall World Cup record with his 18th World Cup goal as Argentina defeated Austria to secure their spot in the knockout round. https://t.co/GDP4voYj5c
Lionel Messi scored a dazzling hat-trick for Argentina to equal Miroslav Klose's all-time record of 16 goals at World Cups as the defending champions swept Algeria aside 3-0.
France defeated Senegal 3-1, with Mbappe scoring twice, while Erling Haaland struck his first World Cup goals as Norway beat Iraq 4-1
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The @NewYorker has done it again.
The cover perfectly captures the vibrant atmosphere of NYC during the Knicks’ final, with street watch parties, joyous screams from houses, and pleasant weather.
The New York Knicks are NBA champions for the first time in 53 years. They’re also the most unlikely title winners the league has ever seen. https://t.co/A8SioWRm9v