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Fitzpatrick, Haotong, Skov Olesen, Bezuidenhout and English hold clubhouse lead. ... Download our app. © Al Nisr Publishing LLC 2025. All rights ...  » Read More

Microsoft Corp. has spent billions of dollars to get people like Tyson Jominy using its Copilot, an artificially intelligent personal assistant designed to make it easier for consumers to navigate the world. But when Copilot pops up on Jominy’s computer screen, it’s typically an accident - the result of a mistaken push of what used to be a control key. He would much rather use ChatGPT on his smartphone, or Grok, which helps him make sense of the rapid-fire stream of posts on X. Jominy, who manages teams working in data and analytics, has used Copilot at work, but he has no interest in using it off the clock. Jominy has a lot of company. While the Copilot smartphone app has been downloaded 79 million times, according to Sensor Tower, ChatGPT, the pioneering chatbot created by Microsoft partner OpenAI, recently surpassed 900 million downloads. Despite spending heavily on artificial intelligence and associated infrastructure over the past couple of years, the world’s largest software maker is struggling to make headway against ChatGPT and a host of other AI assistants.  » Read More

Published  July 16, 2025 2:24pm EDT article Federal agents swarmed the Wheels of Soul clubhouse on 6100 Market Street in connection to a shooting in Virginia. PHILADELPHIA - Federal agents raided a Philadelphia biker gang's clubhouse on Wednesday as part of an investigation into a shooting outside a Virginia sports bar in April. The Wheels of Soul property on the 6100 block of Market Street was one of several locations swarmed by authorities on Friday, including several places in Virginia. The raids resulted in over a dozen people being taken into custody or being sought by authorities on charges stemming from the shooting. The backstory: Investigators say a 42-year-old man sustained "bodily injuries" after he was beaten by members of the gang outside Babylon Cafe in Woodbridge, Virginia in April.  After the assault, a 41-year-old friend of the victim confronted the Wheels of Soul members and a shooting erupted that authorities say involved 80 shots fired. Bullets tore through the sports bar and several vehicles parked outside,  » Read More

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (AP) — No one could call Estonia an ideal breeding ground for golfers. The Baltic nation of 1.3 million people has just seven courses and as few as 3,500 registered golfers. Because of its climate, the golf season can last barely five months. Rising above these obstacles is Richard Teder. That this thin-as-a-rake, 20-year-old amateur with a mullet, spectacles and self-taught English from YouTube is playing at the British Open as the first Estonian to ever compete at a major golf championship is one of the most uplifting stories of this week at Royal Portrush. And he is experiencing pinch-me moments wherever he turns. “Just being in the clubhouse and stuff, seeing Brooks Koepka and all these big, big names,” Teder says. “It’s so cool.” Teder’s improbable path to the Open Championship began at the age of 6 when his aunt won a tennis tournament, earning a somewhat random prize: 10 golf passes. No one in the Teder family was into golf so young Richard,  » Read More

By KCAL News Staff Updated on: July 15, 2025 / 1:44 PM PDT / KCAL News KCAL Cares partners with Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro LA for supply drive KCAL Cares partners with Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro LA for supply drive 04:36 KCAL Cares is spotlighting the Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles for providing a safe and nurturing space where children can discover their superpowers. The Challengers Clubhouse of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles offers a tennis academy where court time and lessons are a part of the curriculum. It helps expose them to a sport that, without the clubhouse, they might not ever have the chance of trying. "These kids get to play tennis at least once or twice a week from the age of 5 all the way to age 18," said Alejandra Liera, site director at the Challengers Clubhouse. Yahuzar aims at being on the court all day,  » Read More

The Jockey Club Release LEXINGTON, Ky.—TJC Innovations today announced a new Portfolio App to elevate its My Portfolio service available through equineline.com . The Portfolio App provides quick and easy access for My Portfolio customers to review their portfolio horses on a smartphone or tablet and is free with a My Portfolio subscription. My Portfolio is a unique management tool for Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses that acts as a hub for data such as catalog-style pedigrees, mare produce records, and race and sale entries and results. My Portfolio can be used for mares, horses in training, and stallions. Portfolios are continuously updated with the latest information about the portfolio horses and their offspring, such as past performance race records for horses in training. The service also provides a free updated catalog-style pedigree every 30 days for all horses in the portfolio with a purchased pedigree. “Tracking our stallions’ progeny is crucial, and this app will allow me to do this from anywhere,” said Ryan Norton,  » Read More

BOSTON (AP) — Many of the Boston Red Sox players started wearing T-shirts during batting practice and in the clubhouse the past week with a quote from teammate Romy Gonzalez written across the front. It says: “Tremendously locked in.” They certainly look that way heading into the All-Star break. On Sunday, Ceddanne Rafaela hit a two-run homer and the Red Sox (53-45) posted their 10th straight victory with a 4-1, series-sweeping win over the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park. “There’s two things: We’re young and we’re athletic and that doesn’t slump to be honest with you,” said manager Alex Cora, who reminded some of his younger players to lead with energy in late May. “I talked to some of the kids in Atlanta and their job is to, of course, play as hard as you can,” he said. “I told them: ’There’s no excuse for you guys not bringing the energy every single day. It starts in the clubhouse with the music.”’ The 24-year-old Rafaela has joined three rookies: infielder Marcelo Mayer,  » Read More

Tour July 13, 2025 - 5:07 pm EDT 1 hour ago ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Steve Allan became the first wire-to-wire winner in Dick’s Sporting Goods Open history Sunday, closing with a 6-under 66 for a four-stroke victory. Allan finished at 18-under 198 at En-Joie Golf Course for his second PGA Tour Champions victory of the season. The 51-year-old Australian opened Friday with a 63 for a two-shot edge and had a 69 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead over Boo Weekley into the final round. After playing the first seven holes Sunday in 1 under with two birdies and a bogey, Allan birdied five of the next six and parred the last five. “It was tough. It was tough, even yesterday, hanging in there, and today early on it was a bit rough with the driver,” Allan said. “In the rough a lot and just managed to hang in there. Then on the back nine, made a few putts.” He also won The Galleri Classic in late March at Mission Hills in Rancho Mirage,  » Read More

Woad won the 2024 Augusta National Women's Amateur title and finished tied 10th in last year's Women's Open England's Lottie Woad faces a nervy wait to see if she will become the first amateur to win a major in 58 years after setting the clubhouse lead in the final round of the Evian Championship. Woad missed a 10-foot birdie putt on the last but still posted a sensational seven-under 64 to finish on 13 under par. Advertisement The 21-year-old, who won last week's Irish Open by six shots, started the final round joint 19th and five shots off the overnight lead of compatriot Cara Gainer. Woad, who is a member of the England Golf women's squad, is bidding to become the first amateur to win a major since Frenchwoman Catherine Lacoste claimed the US Women's Open title in 1967. Thailand's Atthaya Thitikul and Australian pair Minjee Lee and Grace Kim are among those in with a chance of overhauling Woad's target as they play the final few holes in France.  » Read More

Kelsea Ballerini has been taking some time off lately — she just finished a headlining tour in April — but when Austin City Limits calls and asks you to play their TV show, it's hard to say no. So, Ballerini packed her boots and her sparkliest dress and flew to Texas' capital city to make her debut in an episode filmed for the show's upcoming 51st season. Read More: 19 Country Songs for Your Girls' Night Out Playlist She was warm, she was authentic, she was human and she was gracious — she was all that you'd expect a recently-nominated ACM Entertainer of the Year to be. Thursday night's (July 10) set included all of Ballerini's eras, from her first album (a beautifully vocal version of "Peter Pan") to now ("Cowboys Cry Too," except without Noah Kahan). She brought sass with "Hole in the Bottle" and a run of her best breakup songs, smiling as she talked about the sweet chapter she's in now and how much she loves love.  » Read More