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Idaho teen umpire delivers ultimate reality check to coach complaining about walk-up music
Teen umpire Jameson Morris goes viral after ejecting an Idaho coach who complained about Rob Zombie walk-up music, resulting in a game forfeit.
End of an era: Tesla has built its final Model S and Model X vehicles
The last Tesla Model S and Model X cars rolled from the company's assembly line. It marks the end of an era for the company.
iOS 26.5: These carriers offer RCS end-to-end encrypted messaging
iOS 26.5 is here, and one of its tentpole features is RCS end-to-end encrypted messaging. Here’s the list of carriers that currently support the new RCS feature...
Georgia Pride group recruiting kids as young as 13 into drag shows sparks backlash
An Atlanta drag group called House of ALXNDR is recruiting teenagers as young as 13 to perform in drag shows during a Pride Month event in Georgia.
ActBlue scrutiny fuels new GOP bills to tighten election donation rules
House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil unveils campaign finance bills aimed at boosting transparency and curbing foreign election influence.
2026 NBA Playoffs: Oklahoma City Thunder at Los Angeles Lakers best bet, odds, prediction
The Lakers look to stave off a sweep in Game 4 against the Thunder, who opened as 10.5-point favorites amid lopsided betting splits at BetMGM.
Victor Wembanyama avoids suspension for elbow on Naz Reid, will play in pivotal Game 5
Victor Wembanyama will not be suspended for his elbow on Naz Reid in Game 4, the NBA decided, clearing him to play in the Spurs' Game 5 on Tuesday.
A logistics company uses AI to reduce its delivery routes by half and save time on package sorting
Net Zero Logistics uses AI tool Finmile to enhance delivery efficiency, cutting costs and optimizing routes with real-time data tracking.
Google Fitbit Air: 6 unique features that could tempt us to switch
The Google Fitbit Air ($99.99) hits store shelves May 19, and it has some unique features that could tempt us away from Whoop and Apple Watch.
Andes virus linked to cruise ship deaths raises concern over human-to-human spread
The Andes virus strain linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship outbreak is the only hantavirus capable of spreading person to person, the WHO says.
Palantir’s true believers are wearing this jacket
In late April, Palantir - the software company that, in recent years, has perhaps become best known for its defense industry contracts and work with Immigration...
2 solo business owners share the AI workflows they use to write better emails and save hours of manual work
AI enhances marketing for solopreneurs in jewelry and web design by acting as a creative partner and optimizing client follow-ups.