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- 1Pranavi Urs eyes Asian Games 2026 golf gold inspired by McIlroy and Korda●Pranavi Urs draws on Rory McIlroy, Nelly Korda inspiration for Asian Games 2026 gold
Indian golfer Pranavi Urs has spoken about drawing inspiration from Rory McIlroy and Nelly Korda as she prepares for a bid for gold at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan. The remarks underline her ambition to compete with the world's best and mark her out as one of India's leading golf hopefuls heading into the multi-sport event.
- 2Antonelli fastest in FP3 at Bahrain Grand Prix●Antonelli goes fastest during FP3 at Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Kimi Antonelli set the quickest time in the third free practice session ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, topping the timesheets in his Mercedes. The session is a key setup indicator before qualifying. Attention is on whether the young Italian can convert practice pace into a strong qualifying result.
- 3Antonelli rues costly qualifying error in Bahrain Grand Prix session●Antonelli rues error after feeling ‘front row was possible’ during Qualifying for Bahrain GP in Malaysia
Kimi Antonelli said a mistake in qualifying cost him a potential front-row start for the Bahrain Grand Prix, admitting he felt a top-two grid slot was possible before the error. The young Mercedes driver's comments have drawn attention as he continues his debut Formula 1 season, with fans and pundits weighing the setback against his strong recent form.
- 4Social media users game algorithms to protect Cornell assault survivor●Social media users are gaming the algorithm to protect Cornell's Jane Doe
As the 'Cornell Seven' case goes viral, social media users are deliberately manipulating platform algorithms to shield the identity of a Cornell University sexual assault survivor known as Jane Doe. Fast Company reports the movement aims to control what content spreads about the case, using the algorithm itself to protect the survivor from exposure while keeping public attention on the allegations.