sports

Wyndham Clark Avoids Historic Collapse and Holds On to Win the U.S. Open

Wyndham Clark survived a dramatic final round and avoided a record collapse to capture the U.S. Open title, holding off a late charge to secure one of the most memorable victories in recent major championship history.

science

A Primer on Uranium Enrichment as Iran’s Nuclear Program Faces Renewed Scrutiny

As international attention focuses on Iran’s nuclear activities, understanding uranium enrichment has become essential to the debate over nuclear energy, weapons proliferation, and global security.

entertainment

Movie Review: ‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Drains the Blood and Life Out of an Old English Legend

A dark and contemplative reimagining of the legendary outlaw, The Death of Robin Hood offers strong performances and striking visuals but struggles to inject vitality into the centuries-old tale.

politics

In Georgia’s Capitol, Republicans’ Redistricting Session to Begin Without Maps

Georgia Republicans are set to begin a special redistricting session at the State Capitol without releasing new district maps, raising questions about legislative strategy, political priorities, and the future of congressional and state legislative boundaries.

business

See How Your Pay Compares to the CEOs of America’s Top Companies

Chief executives at the largest U.S. corporations continue to earn compensation packages worth tens of millions of dollars annually, creating a growing gap between executive pay and the wages of typical workers. New data allows employees to compare their earnings with those of CEOs at major American companies.

health

What to Know About Alpha-Gal Syndrome: The Life-Threatening Meat Allergy Triggered by Tick Bites3

Alpha-gal syndrome is a potentially life-threatening allergic condition caused by certain tick bites that can trigger severe reactions to red meat and animal-derived products, leaving many people unaware they have developed a dangerous food allergy.