US Elections

US Elections

There is no faking about Oakmont; you just have to hit the golf ball well. It favors longer hitters because of the course complexities.

Scheffler's price entering tournament week reflects his consistent performances, knack for showing up in majors, and the outsized betting interest that he garners tournament after tournament.

"When I made that joke, when I said, you know, well, 'Four years. Four more years.' I meant it like, well, she won, she's who we've got for the next four years, as if I think winning Best Actress in a Musical is the same as winning a presidential election."

The hearings in Brazil's Supreme Court are unprecedented as they address a former president's alleged coup conspiracy after a significant electoral loss, potentially impacting future governance.

"The attempt on the life of the conservative Uribe, who hopes to run as presidential candidate in the next elections, has shocked Colombia, which fears that a nightmare from 35 years ago is being revisited."

Rachel Hartigan acknowledged the challenges of youth in politics, stating, 'Often, voters were stunned to see someone my age running; they questioned my credibility at first.'

"After reviewing the ongoing reform activities..., I am announcing to the people today that the next national election will be held on any day in the first half of April 2026."

The meeting underscored the dual nature of digital technologies in elections, enhancing access but potentially harming rights and accountability without proper regulation.

Lindell objected to being called out about lumpy pillows, calling the plaintiff's attorney an 'asshole' and highlighting the tension in the ongoing lawsuit.

The ongoing launch of Nintendo's Switch 2 faces challenges due to scalpers and potential supply shortages, stressing fans seeking the coveted console amidst rising resale prices.

Leavitt's binder failed her spectacularly when Reuters correspondent Jeff Mason asked for a White House reaction to the election results in South Korea.

Conservative candidate Kim Moon Soo conceded defeat early Wednesday morning, expressing that he 'humbly accepts (the) people's choice' and congratulating his rival, Lee Jae-myung.

U.S. job openings rose unexpectedly in April to 7.4 million, indicating resilience in the labor market amidst President Trump's trade uncertainties.