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American Conference CLEARWATER, Fla. – On Saturday, UTSA Baseball clashed with East Carolina in a matchup of the American Conference’s top two seeds. The Roadrunners prevailed by a final score of 4-2, securing their spot in Sunday’s league championship game. Drew Detlefsen excelled at the plate while UTSA’s pitching staff strung together another stellar outing. Pat Hallmark’s squad will await Saturday night’s action to find out who will occupy the other dugout in the winner-take-all affair on ESPNEWS. FIRST INNING Senior Gunnar Brown earned his 10th start of the season, taking to the mound first. A two-out single was no issue for the Roadrunner defense as Brown notched a pair of strikeouts to send his offense out for the first time. Drew Detlefsen came up with one away, lifting his first offering high and over the left-field wall for UTSA’s first home run of the weekend. No further damage came to bear, but the American Conference Player of the Year left his mark and built an early 1-0 lead. SECOND INNING A trio of ‘Runners reached safely, with a hit batter and two walks loading the bases. An ensuing flyout with one away sent Diego Diaz sprinting home, but the

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By James Boyle · May 22, 2026, 2:56 PM EDT Paris-based robotics and software company Genesis AI has recently expanded its professional team, hiring a former in-house counsel for Twitter and legal adviser for Google to lead its legal strategy, as... Want to continue reading? Take a 7 Day FREE Trial Unlock these benefits today when you sign-up for a FREE 7-day trial: Gain a competitive edge with exclusive data visualization tools to tailor to your practice Stay informed with daily newsletters and custom alerts across 14+ coverage areas relevant to you Streamline your business of law needs with integrated news and research in a single destination Already have an account? Sign In Now

Updated on May 22, 2026 A background check can reach beyond resumes, references, and public records when an employer reviews public social media activity. The FTC says employers may check public social media activities, and if they use a background reporting company, written permission and Fair Credit Reporting Act rules can apply. For that reason, cleaning up an old Twitter history, now X history, works best as a careful review rather than a rushed deletion spree. The goal is to make the public account easier to understand, easier to defend, and less cluttered with old posts that no longer represent the person. Start With a Full View of the Account The first step is seeing the account the way an outside reviewer might see it. X lets users delete their own posts at any time, but X also says it does not provide a built-in way to bulk-delete posts, so larger cleanups need more planning. A person can begin with X search, profile review, and saved screenshots of anything that may need a second look. For a broader cleanup, TweetDelete can be used to search and remove old X posts and likes with filters, according to its official site, which

FORT MYERS, Fla. –  The Fort Myers Tip-Off will once again be prominently featured on this year’s Thanksgiving Week menu as Purdue, Oklahoma, DePaul and Pitt participate in the Beach Division of the ninth-annual event taking place Nov. 24 and 26 at Florida SouthWestern State College in Fort Myers, Fla. Final game times and television designations will be announced in the coming weeks, but the Thanksgiving Day tilt between Purdue and Oklahoma is anticipated to air on network television. The Beach Division schedule gets underway on Nov. 24 when Purdue faces DePaul and Pitt takes on Oklahoma. The Thanksgiving Day slate will include the Boilermakers facing the Sooners and the Blue Demons taking on the Panthers. It will be the second time Pitt has appeared in the Fort Myers Tip-Off, having won the event in 2019, while the Boilermakers, Blue Demons and Sooners will be making their first all-time appearance in the event. John Purdue Club Travel Information: The John Purdue Club will offer official land-only travel packages and event-only packages for Purdue Men’s Basketball’s trip to Fort Myers. Travel packages will include hotel accommodations, transportation to and from the arena, preferred seating for Purdue’s tournament games, and all event

GalleryThrough the years: Robertson and Salah's Liverpool journey in photos Published 12 hours ago By Chris Shaw Ahead of Andy Robertson and Mohamed Salah saying farewell to Liverpool on Sunday, look back on their unforgettable shared journey in pictures. The Scot and the Egyptian are both set to leave the Reds after the season conclusion against Brentford at Anfield. Having arrived in the same summer of 2017, from Hull City and AS Roma respectively, the pair will depart simultaneously too. Across their mutual nine years, Robertson and Salah were leading figures during an era that saw the club win two Premier League titles, the Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup, FA Cup, UEFA Super Cup and two League Cups. Relive the story through chronological images below… Published 12 hours ago

WHINE WEDNESDAY: Van Orden’s Twitter Use Wrapped Welcome to Whine Wednesday with Derrick Van Orden, America’s fiercest keyboard warrior. We comb through the hundreds of tweets DVO posts during a week so you don’t have to. Grab a glass and join us for Whine Wednesday! MADISON, Wis. — Van Orden has had quite the head-spinning week as evidenced by his 120 tweets. From complaining about the woke mind virus to being triggered by an instrumental song, you can find all the highlights (or lowlights) of Van Orden’s online presence this past week below. DVO’S DADDY OF THE WEEK: The woke mind virus This week, Wisconsin’s hardest working congressman was, as always, laser-focused on the issues that matter most to Wisconsinites: defending them against the “woke mind virus,” and personally offering condolences to the world’s richest man over the “loss” of his child to the virus. His son — who is actually his daughter now — is alive and well. All she did was come out as transgender. Never one to miss an opportunity to suck up to his ultra wealthy mega donors, Van Orden just had to offer his condolences to Musk. We are begging — genuinely, on our knees

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COLUMBIA, S.C. (May 19, 2026) – South Carolina Track & Field placed five athletes on the All-SEC teams, announced by the league office on Tuesday afternoon. The criteria for All-SEC Teams are as follows: First Team (gold medalist), Second Team (silver medalist) and Third Team (bronze medalist). Salma Elbadra and Akala Garrett represented South Carolina on the All-SEC First Team, earning wins in the 1500 meters and the 400-meter hurdles. Elbadra repeated as the SEC Outdoor 1500m Champion when she clocked 4:09.80 to fend off Tia Wilson of Florida who ran 4:09.84. The Morocco native carries the second fastest 1500m time in the NCAA this season at 4:02.63. Garrett earned the first gold medal for the Gamecocks in the 400mH since Tyler Brockington won in 2017, running a new world leading time of 54.02. Garrett’s winning time in the 400mH is the second fastest time in school history and saw her become the eighth 400mH winner in program history. Tristen Harris is the lone Gamecock on the All-SEC Second Team, finishing runner-up in the women’s long jump. Harris, competing in her first ever SEC Outdoor Championship, secured the silver-medal finish after jumping a personal best distance of 6.49m (21-3.5). The

Carnie's Comments It's time again for Twitter Tuesday! I feature the best from the best of the Twitterati. After a weekend of snow and rain, this guy shares, "I've never found a windshield wiper setting that truly satisfied me." A funny gal I follow Tweets, "Can you believe these times are still unprecedented?" This guy, "It's very rude to interrupt me when I'm procrastinating." If you have a cat this one's for you, "My cat brings me things when she wants to play and then immediately runs off with it and hides it and we never see it again. It's quite a game we play." This one from first thing this morning, "Live, laugh, love? How about give up and go back to bed?" I like this, "A burglar breaking into my house would eventually just sit down and ask how I’m surviving." And one more, "To whoever stole my camouflage jacket and my flip-flops, you can hide but you can't run."