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Minnesota Twins pitcher Taj Bradley was placed on the 15-day injured list with right pectoral inflammation after a clean MRI, amid a rotation plagued by injuries including Pablo López's season-ending surgery. The team recalled Travis Adams and plans a bullpen game for Sunday, highlighting ongoing challenges for their pitching staff.
North Korea has amended its constitution to require an automatic nuclear strike if leader Kim Jong Un is assassinated, amid global tensions following Iran's leadership losses. The change, reported via South Korean intelligence, escalates the regime's nuclear doctrine and reflects hardened stances against South Korea and the U.S.
Anthony Scaramucci criticized U.S. politics for prioritizing short-term media cycles over long-term reforms, calling for a 15-year K-12 education equalization plan and a 10- to 15-year deficit reduction strategy. His warnings highlight risks to markets and underscore the need for leadership willing to make tough choices for future stability.
Saturday Night Live's May 10, 2026, cold open featured Matt Damon as a boozy Brett Kavanaugh joining impressions of Pete Hegseth and Kash Patel in a satirical bar scene riffing on politics and personal scandals. The sketch highlighted real controversies like drinking allegations, redistricting, and FBI practices, continuing SNL's tradition of timely political humor.
Bethenny Frankel publicly announced her relationship with boyfriend Shane Campbell via an Instagram post on May 9, receiving support from Bravo stars amid her history of challenging romances. The article details her past marriages, divorce struggles, and tributes to a late partner, highlighting her resilience.
A transgender high school athlete dominated jumping events at a California track meet, prompting protests demanding exclusion of biological males from girls' sports. The incident highlights ongoing federal investigations and debates over Title IX compliance in transgender athletic participation.
Sally Field has credited Jack Nicholson with helping revive her acting career after typecasting from The Flying Nun limited her auditions in the early 1970s. Through dedicated training at the Actors Studio and Nicholson's endorsement, she secured a pivotal role in Stay Hungry, leading to iconic films like Norma Rae and Places in the Heart.
General Motors has settled a California privacy lawsuit for $12.75 million over the unauthorized sale of OnStar driver data, agreeing to stop such sales for five years and delete retained information. The case, building on a prior FTC order, highlights ongoing concerns about automotive data privacy amid the rise of connected vehicles.
A new CBC Gem docuseries, Must Love Dogs, follows Winnipeg couple Brady Oliveira and Alex Blumberg as they rescue stray dogs in rural First Nations communities through K9 Advocacy. The show highlights the emotional challenges and rewards of their work, aiming to inspire greater public involvement in animal welfare.
Nvidia has invested over $40 billion in AI startups in early 2026, including a major OpenAI stake, participating in two dozen funding rounds to build its ecosystem. While analysts praise the potential for a competitive moat and a path to $10 trillion valuation, critics highlight risks of circular investments among customers.
The New York Times Mini Crossword for May 10, 2026, featured easy clues on topics like sea creatures, inventions, and sports, with answers including CRABS, HELLO, and SOCKS. CNET provided a full guide, highlighting the puzzle's accessibility and links to other NYT games.
Dallas Wings rookie Azzi Fudd set a WNBA record for the lowest-scoring debut by a No. 1 pick, tallying just three points in a 107-104 win over the Indiana Fever on May 9, 2026. Amid controversy over her draft selection linked to her relationship with teammate Paige Bueckers, Fudd received support from her coach, with Bueckers defending the pick as merit-based.
The Virginia Supreme Court invalidated a voter-approved redistricting referendum, prompting former Vice President Kamala Harris to accuse Republicans of rigging the 2026 midterms. The decision, celebrated by President Trump, drew sharp rebukes from Democrats who vowed to fight on, highlighting national tensions over voting rights and congressional maps.
Durham Regional Police are investigating a homicide in north Oshawa after responding to reports of an armed person, where a victim was found dead from traumatic injuries. No suspect details have been released, and a large police presence continues in the area as the probe unfolds.
West Ham United faces Arsenal in a crucial Premier League match on May 10 at the London Stadium, with the Gunners chasing the title and the Hammers battling relegation. Global streaming options via services like Sling TV, Sky Sports, Fubo, and Stan Sport ensure fans worldwide can watch the all-London derby live.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the Ukraine war is nearing its end following a subdued Victory Day parade, expressing openness to European security talks via former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder. The comments coincide with a U.S.-brokered three-day ceasefire and prisoner exchange, amid ongoing stalemate and divergent views from Kyiv and Western leaders.
Archaeologists have discovered advanced underground waterway systems and flood defenses beneath ancient Olympia, Greece, highlighting the engineering skills of the classical Greeks. The findings, reported by the Times of India, suggest these structures protected the Olympic site's key areas from river flooding and offer insights for modern conservation.
The May 10, 2024, edition of NYT Connections: Sports Edition challenged players with sports-themed word groups, from baseball stats to altered NHL team names. Published by The Athletic, the puzzle highlights the growing integration of gamified content in sports journalism.
Miners in Myanmar's Mogok Valley discovered an 11,000-carat ruby of exceptional quality, drawing international attention for its size and potential value amid the country's gem trade challenges. The find highlights both the region's geological riches and ongoing issues with mining ethics and political instability.
Dutch authorities have taken offline the pornography site Motherless following a CNN investigation into its role in hosting non-consensual and abusive content. While the shutdown is hailed as a victory by survivors and experts, concerns persist about the site's potential resurgence and the challenges of global online regulation.
