Michael Kim shoots a historic 59 at the 3M Open in Minnesota, becoming the 15th golfer to achieve a sub-60 round on the US PGA Tour, leading the tournament by three strokes.
Donald Trump has endorsed Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor, but the state's Republican Party chairman, Alex Plechash, expressed surprise and slammed Lindell's credentials, citing financial issues, electability concerns, and his past promotion of election conspiracy theories.
Ein 59-jähriger Mann wurde in Minnesota wegen der tödlichen Schüsse auf die demokratische Abgeordnete Melissa Hortman und ihren Ehemann Mark sowie der schweren Verletzung eines weiteren Politikers und dessen Frau zu mehrfacher lebenslanger Haft verurteilt.
Vance Boelter received two life terms plus 40 years for assassinating Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, and wounding Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette. The sentencing highlights concerns over political violence.
Vance Boelter, 59, is set for federal sentencing in Minnesota after pleading guilty to killing House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, and critically wounding state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife Yvette. He faces two consecutive life sentences plus 40 years for the June 2025 attacks.
Bộ Y tế Mỹ (HHS) đã dừng giải ngân 1 tỷ USD quỹ Medicaid cho California và Minnesota sau khi rà soát và phát hiện các khoản yêu cầu thanh toán có thể là hành vi gian lận. Động thái này là một phần trong chiến dịch chống gian lận của chính quyền Tổng thống Trump, yêu cầu các bang cung cấp thêm chứng từ.
A Saint Paul tenant, Tsegaab A. Binessu, was arrested for allegedly fatally shooting three people—Nansi G. Fuentes Zambrano, Dena M. Silcox, and Adam J. Wilwerding—at his apartment complex's leasing office over a parking garage contract dispute.
The National Energy System Operator (Neso) faces accusations of a cover-up regarding power system strain during summer heatwaves. Whistleblowers allege managers ordered staff to forgo note-keeping and pressured operators to protect Neso's reputation, prompting an independent investigation.
The Trump administration deferred over $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota, citing suspected fraud and noncompliance. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated this is part of a strategy to prevent fraud, while Democratic governors accused the administration of political targeting.
Minnesota Twins reliever Go Woo-suk was demoted to the Triple-A St. Paul Saints after a difficult outing against the Cleveland Guardians, where he gave up three runs in one inning. This follows his MLB debut on July 9 and a 9.00 ERA over four innings.
Minnesota Twins reliever Go Woo-suk had his worst MLB outing, allowing three runs on four hits, including a home run, in one inning against the Cleveland Guardians. This followed a scoreless appearance, marking his first back-to-back pitching days since his July 9 debut.
O Nobel de Economia Christopher Pissarides afirma que a IA não causa desemprego em massa, atuando como ferramenta de assistência. Contudo, alerta para a hiperconcentração de investimentos em IA em grandes metrópoles e a precarização salarial em setores imunes à automação, como enfermagem e hotelaria, gerando desigualdades regional e salarial.
Kanada'da devam eden 949 aktif orman yangını, 3 milyon hektarlık alanı kül ederken, duman ABD'ye yayılarak hava kalitesini düşürdü. Yangınların çoğu kontrol altında değil ve yerli topluluklar tahliye edildi.
New York Mets interim manager Andy Green denied the team violated MLB rules regarding AI use for in-game strategy, responding to former reliever Adam Ottavino's claim that the Mets were "cracked down on" for an expensive AI program. MLB has since restricted custom tabs on dugout iPads.
American-born MMA fighter Jeff Monson, a Russian citizen and legislator, announced plans to renounce his US citizenship, citing disagreement with Washington's foreign policy and expressing love for Russia.
Wildfire smoke from Ontario and Minnesota affects US mid-Atlantic, northeast, Midwest, and Great Lakes, causing poor air quality, health concerns, and event disruptions, with some relief possible by Sunday.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is recalling his National Guard members from Washington, D.C. earlier than planned due to concerns they were used for presence patrols in neighborhoods, deviating from their assigned role for America 250 celebrations. Other Democratic governors also sent troops with similar event-specific orders, but activists have documented guard members on broader law enforcement duties.
South Korean pitcher Go Woo-suk debuted for the Minnesota Twins on Thursday, 2 1/2 years after signing his first U.S. contract. He allowed a solo home run in his first MLB inning during the Twins' 5-2 loss to the Cleveland Guardians.
The UK's energy system operator warned of potential strain on power supplies Thursday night due to extreme temperatures and high demand from cooling systems. France's EDF also noted heatwave impacts on its nuclear reactors, which export power to the UK.
Donald Trump shared a video of young girls in hijabs at a St. Paul kindergarten graduation, raising concerns among Muslim advocacy groups and the Somali American community in Minnesota about rising Islamophobia and student safety. Leaders fear the post amplifies online threats against the community.
J.J. McCarthy is a subject of trade rumors with the New York Jets and Cincinnati Bengals emerging as potential landing spots. Despite expressing a desire to stay with the Minnesota Vikings, his future with the team is uncertain following the signing of Kyler Murray.
ACCA Melbourne's new exhibition, 'Are You Lonely Tonight?', delves into the complex nature of loneliness with works from 11 artists, exploring the distinction between being alone and feeling lonely, and connectivity versus true connection.
Korean pitcher Go Woo-seok has been named to the Minnesota Twins' 26-man roster, marking his potential debut in Major League Baseball (MLB). He was acquired by the Twins via trade and has shown strong performance in the minor leagues this season.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have developed SpudCell, a synthetic system built from chemicals that mimics key life behaviors like eating, growing, copying genetic material, and dividing. While not strictly alive, it's the first to integrate these functions into a complete life cycle in a lab, marking a significant step in synthetic biology.
