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How Sal Da Vinci's Eurovision 'Yes' Is Rewriting Italy's Record Books
At 57, Sal Da Vinci becomes Italy's oldest Eurovision representative ever, delaying his North American tour to bring 'Per sempre sì' to Vienna.
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Why The Division 2's 10-Year Anniversary Feels Like a Victory Lap
Ubisoft celebrates a decade of The Division with a massive anniversary event, a new expansion tease, and a roadmap that proves this shooter still has plenty of heart.
Politics
A London Arrest Shakes the Political Landscape: What We Know
Three individuals have been arrested under the National Security Act in London, with reports linking one to a lawmaker and allegations of spying for China.
Politics
How a Texas Democrat's 'Nice Guy' Strategy Defied the Political Playbook
In a political climate fueled by outrage, James Talarico's Texas Senate primary win proves that kindness can still be a winning strategy.
Sport
Why Lando Norris's Australian GP Defense Is More Than Just a Race
Lando Norris faces a quirky F1 curse as he defends his title, with the last three Australian GP winners failing to finish the next year. Can he break the streak?
Politics
Why a Submarine Strike in the Indian Ocean Signals a Dangerous New Phase in Global Tensions
A U.S. submarine's torpedo strike on an Iranian warship near Sri Lanka marks the first such attack since WWII, with 32 sailors rescued from a crew of 180.
Sport
How F1's New 'Overtake Mode' Is Changing the Racing Game
F1's 2026 season introduces 'overtake mode,' a new performance boost system replacing DRS. Here's how it works and what it means for racing strategy.
Sport
The Celtics' Waiting Game: Why Jayson Tatum's Return Is the NBA's Most Anticipated Comeback
ESPN insider Tim MacMahon confirms Jayson Tatum's return to the Celtics is inevitable, sparking excitement and strategic questions for the Eastern Conference leaders.
Sport
Why George Russell's Mind Could Be His Secret Weapon in the 2026 F1 Title Fight
As F1 enters a new era, Mercedes' George Russell is tipped for championship glory thanks to a cerebral edge that could make all the difference.
Politics
The AI Power Struggle: How Geopolitics Could Derail Tech's Energy Promises
As tech giants pledge to build their own power for AI data centers, a conflict in Iran threatens to spike energy costs and complicate political promises.
Sport
Will Melbourne's Unpredictable Skies Shake Up the 2026 F1 Opener?
The 2026 Australian Grand Prix weekend looks mostly sunny, but a chance of showers on Saturday could bring back memories of last year's historic wet start.
Politics
Why the Escalating Conflict with Iran Feels Like a High-Stakes War Game
Military officials warn the campaign against Iran is just beginning, with escalating airstrikes, drone threats, and a historic submarine attack marking a dangerous new phase.