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Food security is a critical and increasingly complex policy priority for governments worldwide, involving deep-rooted, systemic challenges across global and national food systems. Population growth, geopolitical risks, trade fragility, technology, and climate change are intensifying these challenges. But food security is a multifaceted topic. Targeted initiatives, if not fully thought out, can have unexpected consequences—improving performance in one aspect of the food system while unintentionally worsening performance in others.  Governments need a comprehensive approach that addresses the four pillars of food security: availability, affordability, safety and quality, and sustainability. Policymakers have a variety of tools they can use, including regulatory policies, funding, education, and technology. By starting with a clear understanding of their current situation and greatest needs, governments can choose the right set of tools for their unique context, ensuring that they can meet the food needs of their citizens and the rest of the world. Although the current situation remains fluid and the effects are still unfolding, recent events reinforce a broader lesson: Food security resilience increasingly depends not only on domestic production, but also on diversified sourcing, flexible logistics, and shock-ready policy design. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to accomplishing the food security balance across the globe’s

By Dana O’Neil, CNN Newtown Square, Pennsylvania (CNN) — After he signed his card, the one that made official his in-the-clubhouse best 9-under for the PGA Championship, Aaron Rai grabbed the hand of his wife, Gaurika Bishnoi. The two ambled around the metal gates that keep out the people who don’t belong in the official areas, circled around the paved walkway and made their way toward the Aronimink clubhouse. As they walked, his right hand in her left, their arms swung back and forth casually as if they were out for an ordinary Sunday evening stroll – happily oblivious to the two cameramen walking backward in front of them, the phalanx of photographers trailing them, the guy dangling a boom mic and the Goodyear blimp hovering nearby. As if any of this was normal. In the course of one afternoon, Rai eagled nine, sunk an absurd 50-odd foot putt at 17, mastered a course that seemed unconquerable, kept at bay a pack of baying wolves that included Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas,  » Read More

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TNT Sports is gearing up for the second year of its decade long deal for the U.S. television rights to the French Open. Getty Images TNT Sports’ first year as the French Open’s U.S. rightsholders drew praise for inventive elements like its Red Zone-style whiparound show (“Rally at Roland Garros”), the candid conversations its talent curated with athletes at the studio desk, and strong, tournament-long ratings. In year two of its decade-long deal -- which begins with qualifying rounds this week, with the main draw running from May 24-June 7 -- TNT Sports EVP & Chief Content Officer Craig Barry’s focus is now on incremental improvement. “I don’t want to overstate it. I don’t think it was groundbreaking, as much as it was refreshing progression,” Barry told SBJ of TNT’s 2025 French Open coverage. “When you feel like you’ve done a number of things right, you want to be incrementally better. It’s hard enough to be good the first time. It’s even harder to be just as good or better the second time. So, you’ll see a lot of the same.” MORE OF THE SAME: In that vein, TNT Sports will return much of its analyst and commentator rotation from

CAPE TOWN - Violent storms have ravaged the Western Cape, leaving a trail of destruction. Around 150,000 people have been caught in the chaos. Eleven lives have been lost. The Cape Metropole, Winelands and Breede Valley took the full force of the storms. Farmers in those areas are counting heavy losses as the agriculture sector reels. Estimates put the damage in the billions of rand. The Hex River Valley, South Africa’s largest table grape producer, is famed for its sprawling vineyards. Now, the valley is a tableau of devastation. After the storms, hundreds of millions of rand in damage remain. READ | Aid needed for Western Cape residents Juben Von Willingh, Breede Valley Municipality deputy mayor said the devastation to the vineyards was tremendous. Once thriving, Medoc table grape farm now lies in ruin, several hectares of vineyards shredded after just two to three days of relentless rain. Michael Vorster, Medoc table grape farmer said the devastation of the storm is only really visible when you visit the sites and see.   » Read More

As Meta prepares for a fresh round of layoffs on May 20, anxiety is spreading across the company, with employees reportedly bracing for what some have described as a “doomsday” moment inside the tech giant. The Facebook and Instagram parent company is expected to cut nearly 8,000 jobs in the first phase of layoffs this year, amounting to around 10% of its global workforce. Additional cuts are expected later in 2026, according to Reuters. Former Meta employee Adel Wu described the tense atmosphere ahead of the layoffs in a viral post on X, recalling how workers reacted during previous rounds of job cuts at the company. “During my last year at Meta there were probably 4-5 layoffs, but this one on 5/20 is huuuge,” Wu wrote. She added that employees were either hoping to be laid off or were deeply anxious because “the job is their lifeline.” Wu also recalled employees stuffing bags with free snacks, drinks and chargers before earlier layoffs. “Very weird time to be in big tech,” she wrote.  » Read More

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Making its return to the NCAA postseason, the Kentucky men’s golf team is set for play at the Bermuda Run Regional, where the Wildcats will join 13 other schools for a 54-hole competition this Monday through Wednesday at Bermuda Run Country Club (par 71, 7,013 yards). The Bermuda Run Regional, hosted by Wake Forest, is one of six regionals across the country. The top five teams from each site, as well as the low individual on a non-advancing team, will move forward to finals site, Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California, May 29-June 3. After a season which included team wins at both the Colleton River Collegiate and the Bluegrass Collegiate Invitational, Kentucky is making its first appearance in an NCAA regional since 2022. The Cats boast a team scoring average of 286.52 (+7.2) through 10 events this season and have scored under par as a team in eight rounds and four tournaments overall. Ranked No. 59 in the country by Scoreboard Powered by Clippd, UK enters as the tenth seed at the Bermuda Run Regional. The Cats have head-to-head matchups with six other teams in the field, posting a combined record of 4-11

Billionaire Elon Musk has sparked controversy after saying that the social media platform Instagram is “for girls.” While replying to a thread discussing social media habits, the SpaceX CEO wrote on X, “Instagram is for girls.” The post referred to trends such as “thirst traps,” posting pictures of home-cooked meals, and constantly uploading stories. Lmao Instagram is for girls — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 15, 2026 The remark immediately triggered widespread reactions online. The controversy intensified when Musk followed up with another comment, saying: “Obviously. Sometimes grown men send me their Instagram profiles and I’m like are you transitioning or what?” Obviously. Sometimes grown men send me their Instagram profiles and I’m like are you transitioning or what? — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) May 15, 2026 The post quickly went viral, with several users reacting to it. "Men should have a separate app called BROSTAGRAM because it explains the pout, the soft lighting, and the 47 mirror selfies," one user wrote. Another user commented, “Yeah, unless of course you owned it, then it would be for ‘super duper alpha manly men’… right Elon?” “And yet from Instagram and its massive user base, they basically made an entire Twitter alternative with the

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