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Updated May 16, 2026 at 1:38am Getty PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA - MARCH 31: Kyle Schwarber #12 of the Philadelphia Phillies celebrates after hitting a solo home run in the third inning against the Washington Nationals at Citizens Bank Park on March 31, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images) On Friday night, the Philadelphia Phillies opened up a series with the Pirates in Pittsburgh. The Phillies won by a score of 11-9. Kyle Schwarber continued his hot streak, finishing with three hits, two home runs and five RBI’s. GettyKyle Schwarber #12 of the Philadelphia Phillies hits a two-run home run during the fifth inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park on May 15, 2026 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Here’s what people were saying about Schwarber on social media: @RobBballHistory: “Kyle Schwarber hit his 359th and 360th career HR, passing Carlos Lee, Nolan Arenado and Hall of Famers Yogi Berra and Johnny Mize and moved into a tie with Gary Gaetti for 92nd on the All Time HR list.” Bob Nightengale: “Kyle Schwarber becomes the 8th player in MLB history to hit 20 HRs in the first 45 games: Cy Williams Mickey Mantle Ken Griffey Jr Barry Bonds Mark McGwire

COURTS Emma Wozniak Columbus Dispatch May 16, 2026, 6:01 a.m. ET The legal battle involving tech billionaire and Ohio State University donor Ratmir Timashev's AI startup is escalating, with three former executives adding defamation claims as the company launches a countersuit in federal court.

Lowry's post went viral, and he received many job offers afterwards May 16, 2026 Posted May 16, 2026 Ryan Lowry is holding his letter that went viral on LinkedIn. (Cover Image Source: YouTube | @nbsnews) For a person suffering from autism, life is not the same as it is for others. It feels like a foreign landscape, and even though they have some brilliant abilities, it can be difficult for them to survive and make a place for themselves in the world. Realizing that it'd be a struggle for him to find jobs, Ryan Lowry, an autistic guy from Leesburg, shared a handwritten note on LinkedIn, addressed to his future employer. In the letter, he listed why he could make a great contribution to the organization despite his condition. At the time of writing the letter, dated February 27, 2021, he was only 19 years old. As of May 15, 2026, his post has over 179,000 likes.  'I promise if you hire me...' After introducing himself — his name, age, and place of residence — Ryan mentioned that he was autistic and continued to spell out the various traits, talents, and abilities he possesses. "I also have a unique sense of

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says his province's ban on social media and AI chatbots for kids will likely bar teachers using YouTube in the classroom — a move that comes as the federal government continues to deliberate over whether to enact its own restrictions. "One of the examples people ask about is teachers using YouTube in the classroom. Is that going to be allowed? Right now I think my answer would be no," Kinew said in an interview with CBC's The House, airing on Saturday. "Even YouTube Kids has some of those addictive features like autoplay and the recommendation engine attached to them," Kinew told host Catherine Cullen. The premier noted that if YouTube can create a version of its product without those features, it could be allowable "with supervision, of course, for a younger age group." Manitoba's social media and AI chatbot ban for kids, unveiled last month , would be the first of its kind in Canada. The province has said Manitobans can expect to see the first phase roll out in schools, like it did with cellphones in 2024. WATCH | Manitoba government vows to fight social media giants: Manitoba aims for first-in-Canada ban on social media

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Arshdeep Singh found himself in a bit of heat after a Snapchat thing showed up before Punjab Kings’ IPL 2026 clash vs Mumbai Indians. So you know, he posted a story earlier, a picture with Mumbai Indians batter Tilak Varma, and then he used the word “andhera” , which people immediately started throwing shade at him about. After that, the talk went big online, like really fast. Many fans accused him of saying something racist, and the whole thing became a full-on discussion point across social media. And then, as the criticism kept building, Punjab Kings finally stepped in with a public response, just to cool it down. Punjab Kings’ head of sports science, Andrew Leipus, brought it up during a press conference. He basically said that inside the dressing room, Arshdeep’s mindset is still normal, like nothing “real” has changed even with all the noise outside. Andrew Leipus said: “I don't follow a lot of social media myself, so I know there's been a bit of chatter behind the scenes of various things going on, vlogging and whatnot. I'm not across that. In terms of his behaviour, Arsh is pretty much a flat line. He's not up or down.”

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Tactical voting and targeted ads - what I learned while undercover online for the election Getty Images Social media played a big role in how parties got their messages out to voters After dramatically losing her seat in Welsh Labour's worst-ever Senedd election result, Eluned Morgan gave a concession speech mentioning – of all things – social media. The former first minister said it had "changed the way we do our politics" and now "sets the political narrative". One message, she said, cut through to voters: "If you want to stop Reform, then vote Plaid." It was far from the only factor she cited as contributing to her party's electoral collapse but, as it warranted a mention, it's worth asking: What role did social media play in the election, and how much of it was down to that message from Plaid Cymru? PA Media Eluned Morgan resigned as leader of the Labour Party in Wales on 8 May,  » Read More

“Why would you be sorry? Why would you be sorry, Patience?” Patience Rousseau, then 26, was shivering on the doorstep of the house she was living in with her two children as the sheriff’s deputy repeated her question. The Humboldt County, Nevada, sheriff’s deputy was questioning Rousseau about a Facebook post she had made a few weeks earlier that expressed grief about her stillbirth and mentioned the name she gave her baby posthumously, body camera footage shows. “I’m so sorry, Abel,” Rousseau had written in the post. The mother was in shock that day in May 2018 as several law enforcement officers, some in tactical gear, stood outside the rural Winnemucca home to serve a search warrant. “I had a miscarriage, OK? A miscarriage. Why are you guys here over a f**king miscarriage?” Rousseau responded to the deputy. The single mother, who was already struggling to afford care for her two young boys, was dealing with complicated feelings of ambivalence and guilt about her unplanned pregnancy and stillbirth,  » Read More

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