She set a time of 51.43 seconds in the 100-yard individual medley at the new U.S. collegiate swimming league, besting  Kate Douglass' fastest time by more than half a second; Not considered a world record since pool is measured in yards, not meters

Some 350,900 students are expected at 57 institutions, a 2.1% increase; around 70,000 served in the military reserves last year, while women account for 58.6% of enrollment and 61% finish bachelor's degrees on time, versus 43% across the OECD

After Amazon MGM shelved Luca Guadagnino's $40 million OpenAI drama, Neon brought it to New York; Andrew Garfield plays a scheming Sam Altman, while Israeli-raised Ilya Sutskever emerges as the moral center of a chilling warning about AI

In a special commemorative episode, Ruby Chen and Iris Haim share how they turned personal loss into action, while the ALL CAPS panel recalls the morning of the Hamas attack and lights memorial candles for victims whose stories continue to shape Israel  

Doctors discovered the nodule at a ‘very early stage,’ and surgery is planned in Rome; the Vatican has not said whether cancer is suspected, while a lung specialist explains when monitoring, biopsy or surgery is needed and why an operation can prove unnecessary

After directing stars including Kevin Costner and Gal Gadot, Ariel Vromen is betting on AI to transform Hollywood; he recalls the backlash to Trump's viral Gaza video, discusses his new series Run For Tina, the Rambo film he nearly made and defends Mel Gibson

Shocking sexual assault allegations may prompt parents to warn their sons about rape, but meaningful sex education must begin years earlier, with conversations about boundaries, vulnerability, peer pressure and courage to speak up when something is wrong

Can turmeric reduce inflammation, ginger ease nausea and cinnamon help control blood sugar? Research reveals which common spices offer proven health benefits, where evidence remains limited and why cooking with them differs from taking supplements