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Collin Morikawa withdrew from the Players Championship on Thursday due to a sudden back injury after just one practice swing on the 11th tee at TPC Sawgrass. The two-time major winner, who led the FedEx Cup standings after a strong start to 2024, has a history of back issues and now faces an uncertain timeline for recovery ahead of the Masters.
Kacey Musgraves addressed rumors of a feud with Miranda Lambert over the 2013 song 'Mama's Broken Heart' in an NPR interview, explaining how the incident led to her own breakthrough hit. She announced her sixth album 'Middle of Nowhere,' releasing in May, which features a new duet with Lambert that resolved their past tensions.
Netflix is developing an untitled drama series about Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, directed by Patricia Riggen and Gabriel Ripstein, adapting Claire Berest's book to explore their relationship amid Mexico's historical context. The project aims to offer a fresh, intimate look at the artists' lives, with production led by Mónica Lozano and writing by María Renée Prudencio.
A Virginia mother grieves her daughter's fatal stabbing by an undocumented immigrant with a criminal history and blames local prosecutors for not acting on prior warnings. The case highlights tensions over immigration enforcement and prosecutorial discretion in Fairfax County.
Woot is offering up to 90% off on premium phone cases for devices like the iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy S25 through March 31st. The sale features brands such as OtterBox and official Samsung accessories, making high-end protection affordable.
Actress Katherine Heigl defended her attendance at a Mar-a-Lago fundraiser for Big Dog Ranch Rescue, emphasizing animal advocacy over politics amid online criticism. The event raised $5.5 million, and Heigl urged focus on helping the voiceless rather than partisan divides.
Harrison Ford shared a humorous personal anecdote about listening to his movie soundtracks during sex during a March 11 appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, while also discussing a viral improvised scene from Shrinking season 3. The interview highlighted his iconic Indiana Jones role and reflections on his 60-year career, blending levity with career insights.
Montreal police are investigating the suspicious death of a man found in a Plateau-Mont-Royal dépanneur on Thursday morning. The incident has shocked the community, with authorities securing the scene and seeking public assistance amid calls for enhanced safety measures.
The New Yorker published a daily cartoon by Mick Stevens on March 12, riffing on fake news and weather reporting amid broader media trust concerns. The piece is part of a series featuring humorous captions on modern life, encouraging reader engagement through contests and social media.
The S&P 500 has declined over 2.5% amid U.S. military intervention in Iran, driving up oil prices and contributing to U.S. job losses of 92,000 in February. While energy costs are forecast to remain high until 2027, investors may turn to resilient Asian markets like China's Hang Seng for recovery opportunities.
Tesla has produced its first steering-wheel-free Cybercab in Austin, betting heavily on autonomous ride-hailing amid regulatory and financial hurdles. Prediction markets show declining odds for key milestones, while analysts predict initial deployment in Tesla's own fleet.
Netflix acquired Ben Affleck's AI startup InterPositive for around $600 million to integrate bespoke AI models into filmmaking, focusing on customizable tools for postproduction. The technology aims to empower creatives by training on proprietary datasets, amid broader industry shifts toward ethical AI amid concerns over jobs and copyrights.
Anthropic has sued the Pentagon over a supply chain risk designation, citing violations of its constitutional rights amid fears of AI-enabled mass surveillance. Drawing on NSA history from the Patriot Act to Snowden leaks, experts like Mike Masnick highlight decades of interpretive overreach that erodes trust in government promises.
Bumble Inc.'s shares surged nearly 40% on Thursday despite a market downturn, driven by better-than-expected Q4 revenue and upbeat guidance, even as the company reported significant losses. Other stocks like Lightwave Logic and ProFrac also posted gains amid the Dow's 600-point drop, highlighting selective investor optimism.
A new report reveals at least nine horses died and over 290 were injured during air exports from Canada to Japan for slaughter in 2024-2025, prompting calls for a ban amid discrepancies in official records. Animal advocates urge regulatory action, while regulators and industry defend oversight and review the claims.
Peel Public Health is set to issue suspension orders to over 15,800 students with incomplete vaccination records starting in March, aiming to enforce Ontario's Immunization of School Pupils Act and protect against vaccine-preventable diseases. Officials stress collaboration with families to avoid disruptions, as coverage rates recover from COVID-19 impacts.
ESPN analyst Eric Karabell highlights San Francisco Giants pitcher Logan Webb and Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman as top values for 2026 fantasy baseball drafts, emphasizing their reliability amid injury concerns. The article details recommendations across positions, blending stats and intuition for roto leagues.
The New York Knicks, sitting third in the East at 42-25, face critical challenges ahead of the April 20 playoffs, including optimizing Karl-Anthony Towns, strengthening defense, steadying Jalen Brunson, managing Mitchell Robinson's health, and enforcing accountability. Coach Mike Brown emphasizes a high 'standard' to meet owner James Dolan's Finals expectations, amid recent losses that test the team's resolve.
NASA is set to announce the launch timeline for the Artemis II mission, the first crewed Artemis flight orbiting the Moon, during a briefing today. The update highlights progress in returning humans to deep space amid preparations and international partnerships.
Gurnoor Kaur, an Indian-origin teen in Canada, won a national high school data science competition for her AI project predicting wheat diseases. The achievement highlights youth innovation in agriculture and potential impacts on food security.
