Olivia Rodrigo’s festival is uniting women and girls behind nonprofits promoting their well-being
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Michael Block continues hot play, grabs lead at Ally Challenge
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Michael Block carded a seven-under-par 65 on Saturday to secure a two-stroke lead at the Ally Challenge in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Playing on a sponsor exemption at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club, Block opened his bogey-free second round with an eagle on the par-5 first hole and finished at 13-under 131 overall. He credited his son Ethan, serving as his caddie, with maintaining his composure during the round. Steven Alker matched Block's daily score of 65 to reach 11-under par, sitting alone in second place. Padraig Harrington stands three strokes back at 10-under after shooting a 69. Ricardo Gonzalez and Vaughn Taylor share fourth place at nine-under par. Block, known for his top-15 finish at the 2023 PGA Championship, is seeking his first career victory on the PGA Tour Champions circuit. A top-10 finish this week would qualify him for the upcoming Sanford International and the season-ending Schwab Cup Playoffs.
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US and Venezuela Ink 25-Year Energy Mega-Deal
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UNC G.M. Michael Lombardi's Lawyer Calls Ongoing Investigation a Witch Hunt
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Minnesota Supreme Court Rejects Mike Lindell’s GOP Primary Recount Bid
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Federal government extends pause on Big Bend National Park border construction until mid-September
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Ray Winstone Recalls Confronting Director Over On-Set Groping
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Pete Crow-Armstrong Hits Three Home Runs and Drives in Six Runs in Cubs' Win Over Reds
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Hovland surges to a 1-shot lead at Tour Championship with cast of challengers lined up behind him
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CISA Orders Federal Agencies to Patch ServiceNow AI Vulnerabilities Under Active Exploitation
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has ordered federal civilian agencies to patch three critical ServiceNow AI platform vulnerabilities by September 4, 2026. The flaws, carrying maximum severity scores of 10.0, impact the Washington DC, Vancouver, and Utah releases. ServiceNow confirmed the security issues stem from default configurations permitting unauthenticated access to unprotected file and attachment resources. Active exploitation of these flaws has been connected to the TeamPCP supply chain attack group, which allegedly compromised over 500 global organizations. Australian law enforcement recently arrested two individuals linked to the cyberattacks. Federal civilian agencies face severe risks as malicious actors target enterprise IT management platforms to access sensitive government and corporate data. CISA added the vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog to enforce rapid remediation across federal networks. IT teams are racing against the tight deadline as investigations into ongoing data breaches across affected enterprise instances continue nationwide.
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