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31 May, 2026
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Special needs students benefit from wellness session
Some 40 students from five special-needs schools in the Corporate Area benefited from a wellness session aimed at better enabling them to navigate emotional challenges and manage daily stress.
The…
31 May, 2026
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Your next job interview could be with an AI bot
Have you applied for a new job? If you’ve been shortlisted, get ready to be interviewed by artificial intelligence (AI).
Deluged by a flood of AI-generated job applications from easy-apply job…
31 May, 2026
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Tim Ream will captain US World Cup team
Tim Ream was surprised, his voice filled with emotion.
On the verge of becoming the oldest US player to appear in a World Cup, the 38-year-old defender was picked by coach Mauricio Pochettino to…
31 May, 2026
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Pulisic staying patient amid scoring drought
In a career-worst scoreless slump, Christian Pulisic is confident goals will come for him at the World Cup.
"I've had this happen before in my career," he said yesterday, a day before…
31 May, 2026
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Iraola could be perfect fit for aggressive Liverpool
The search is on for the next Liverpool coach after Arne Slot was fired a year after winning the Premier League.
Liverpool are looking for someone who can implement an "aggressive and…
31 May, 2026
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Minhas' ODI debut sparks Aussie demise
Arafat Minhas took five wickets on debut and hit the winning runs for Pakistan to beat an under-strength Australia by five wickets in a One-Day International (ODI) yesterday.
The 21-year-old left-arm…
31 May, 2026
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Past The Finishing Post
May 30, 2026
Race Results
Race 1
Purse $1,050,000
MAIDEN CONDITION RACE - NB3-Y-O (DIV.)
Off At: 12:21.03 PM
Distance: 7 Fur
Track Condition: Dirt: Fast
31 May, 2026
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Don Kwesi removes doubt with Harlequin Cup
DON KWESI yesterday staked his claim as the best local-bred in training, closing a hat trick of wins by chasing down speedy 2024 Guineas winner, CALIFORNIA CROWN, in the Harlequin Cup at five and a…
31 May, 2026
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Introducing Argus, a robot with 20 legs and eyes built to move and see in any direction instantly
A robot being developed at Duke University is almost ready to face the world, in any direction.
Instead of trying to copy symmetrical shapes from nature by building robots that look like people, dogs…