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Anthony Volpe won’t start vs. Red Sox, but Yankees still believe in him for future

Anthony Volpe is not expected to start any games this weekend vs. the Red Sox because of the cortisone injection he received in his left shoulder.
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Charlie Kirk’s widow gives first statement after his killing, vouches to keep ‘mission’ alive

Standing next to his empty chair, Charlie Kirk’s widow – Erika Kirk – gave a first statement after the killing of the conservative influencer.
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Pope hints at Lampedusa visit in strong echo of Francis on migrants and refugees – Crux | Taking the Catholic Pulse

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Celine Dion was never due to ‘attend, perform, or present’ at Eurovision

She won Eurovision for Switzerland in 1988.
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Charlie Kirk’s widow says her cries will ‘echo around the world’

Addressing her husband’s killer, she said: ‘You have no idea the fire that you have ignited within this wife.’
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Celine Dion was never due to ‘attend, perform, or present’ at Eurovision

She won Eurovision for Switzerland in 1988.
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Man (40s) released in probe into Creeslough service station explosion

Gardaí said a file would be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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Brian Walshe stabbed in Massachusetts jail ahead of murder trial for wife’s death

Walshe is accused of killing and dismembering his wife, Ana, in January 2023. He is scheduled to go to trial in October.
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Mets won’t commit to another start for Jonah Tong

Manager Carlos Mendoza did not commit to Jonah Tong receiving another start after Friday’s disastrous effort.
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Healthcare graduates most satisfied with choice of course, UK data shows

Official agency’s figures indicate those who took journalism or marketing far more likely to regret their decision

The UK’s most satisfied graduates are those who studied healthcare subjects, while those who opted for journalism or marketing are far more likely to regret their choices, according to data obtained by the Guardian.

Vets, midwives and paramedics were the happiest with their degrees after entering the workforce, alongside those who studied vocational subjects such as architecture, computer science and construction, and were most likely to say they would study the same course if they were making their university choices again.

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