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A weekly recap of all things Stanford Athletics, featuring top stories and key highlights from the past week Sailing claims second National Championship of season Stanford captures fourth-consecutive ICSA Women’s Fleet Race National Championship For the second time in 2026, Stanford sailing claimed a national championship. The team captured a fourth-consecutive ICSA Women’s Fleet Race National Championship today, finishing first with a total of 113 points. Later in the week, the Cardinal took second at this week’s ICSA Open Fleet Race National Championship today, closing another dominant season of competition for Stanford Sailing. Stanford has now won seven women's sailing national championships overall and finishes with multiple national championships for the third-straight season. This spring, the Cardinal finished first in 21 of 25 regattas, only failing to miss the top three once. Addiotnally, for the third-straight year, Vanessa Lahrkamp was been named Quantum Women's Sailor of the Year. The senior has continued a dominant career this season, winning the award in unanimous fashion for the second-straight season to become the first-ever recipient of the award in three consecutive seasons. Women's Golf secures top-seed in NCAA Championship Match Play Megha Ganne runner-up in NCAA Individual Championship Top-ranked Stanford women’s golf finished

May 26, 2026 | 00:02:59 After an inspiring Make-A-Wish Run Around the Bases, Brody got another unforgettable experience with a special clubhouse tour team featured Seattle Mariners community  » Read More

LinkedIn keeps trying to make professional video feel less like an experiment and more like a habit. The platform has shared new video creation guidance for creators, including recommendations on what to post, how often to post, and how to think about performance. It is also expanding its immersive video feed experience to more markets, including Canada, the U.K., and Australia, after testing in the U.S. That is not a small content-format note. It is LinkedIn continuing to reshape professional visibility around video. Professional content is becoming more performative LinkedIn used to be the place where professional identity lived mostly in text: updates, essays, job changes, career reflections, hiring posts, industry takes. Video changes the posture. It asks people to become more visible, more repeatable, and more formatted. LinkedIn’s latest advice leans into that shift, encouraging creators to share real experience, clear points of view, industry perspective, and lessons from their own careers. That sounds simple, but it says a lot about what LinkedIn wants from its creator class. The platform does not just want resumes and updates. It wants recurring professional presence. The video feed needs a different kind of creator LinkedIn says a strong starting rhythm could be

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Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson May 26, 2026 At the Tuesday, May 26 Cobb County Board of Commissioners work session the commissioners heard a presentation on the Economic Development Strategic Plan. The initiative is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and a series of five public input meetings were held last November. Economic Development Director Sabrina Wright stated this was the last work session presentation of the plan before the full draft plan will be formally presented to the BOC at the beginning of June. Geoff Koski, President of KB Advisory Group, delivered the presentation. Gabrielle Oliverio talked about the input process Tate Wilson

A Haverford man has lost $2.4 million in a WhatsApp fraud. Township police said on May 13 they received the report from the victim in the the 600 block of West Lancaster Avenue that he got caught up in an online stock exchange scam. The fraud started about five months ago when he received a notification as part of a text chain on WhatsApp, said Haverford Deputy Chief T.J. Long. The victim was solicited to send funds in exchange for “trade signals” which would notify him when to make trades on the stock market. The victim claimed that, in total, he has wired $2.4 million in various allotments to Uganda as well as other places. The latest transaction involved a physical pickup of the funds. The deputy chief said due to the large reported loss, this case has been referred to the FBI. The victim’s names was withheld by police. RevContent Feed

ETHEKWINI NEWSFLASH FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW WHATSAPP CHATBOT NUMBER FOR ELECTRICITY SERVICES EThekwini Municipality is pleased to announce the launch of a new WhatsApp Chatbot number for the Energy Management Directorate.  Customers are required to use this new platform to access electricity-related services.  This initiative forms part of the Municipality’s ongoing commitment to enhancing service delivery through innovative digital solutions. New WhatsApp Number: 064 761 7930 Old WhatsApp Number: 076 791 2449. The new WhatsApp Chatbot offers customers a more efficient and user-friendly experience when managing electricity-related queries.  Key features include: -Faster customer validation, allowing customers to authenticate using a meter number, connection number, or account number instead of providing a physical address -An improved chatbot interface with a more intuitive layout designed to enhance user interaction -Quicker service turnaround for logging faults and service requests -Live outage tracking for logged faults, integrated with the Directorate’s online outage portal. Customers are encouraged to save the new WhatsApp number, 064 761 7930, and begin using it to access electricity-related services more efficiently. This development forms part of the Energy Management Directorate’s flagship digitisation programme, aligned with its broader reform strategy to improve service delivery and enhance customer satisfaction. ENDS  Issued by

Luke Edmonds, 25, from Rubery, has been jailed for almost 16 years 18:47, 26 May 2026 Updated 18:56, 26 May 2026 A Birmingham paedophile who pretended to be a teen on Snapchat in order to groom girls all over the UK and meet them for sex has been jailed for almost 16 years. West Midlands Police was tipped off that Luke Edmonds, from Rubery, was uploading indecent images of children online in October last year. Officers swiftly carried out a warrant at his home and seized a mobile phone which was found to have sickening images of him engaging in sexual activity with children. READ MORE: Pair injured in trouble at free outdoor pool during sizzling Bank Holiday READ MORE: Travellers set up camp at Birmingham park A total of 700 indecent images and videos of children were recovered from his phone, police said. These all related to four separate girls, aged between 13 and 15 years, situated around the country who he had been grooming via the instant message app. He had met up with girls in Bristol, South Wales, Chester and Scotland, police said. Police arrested the 25-year-old. However, during interview he claimed the children in the footage

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