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Canada is weighing whether a year-round northern trade route to Europe from Churchill, Manitoba, is viable, as climate change speeds Arctic warming. [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago - King and Queen lay flowers at 9/11 Memorial in New YorkKing Charles and Queen Camilla on their state visit to the US visit the memorial in New York. [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago
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SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “Stadium,” Episode 6 of “The Testaments,” now streaming on Hulu. It’s been clear since the beginning of Hulu’s “The Testaments” that Aunt Vidala (played by Mabel Li) is not Aunt Lydia’s (Ann Dowd) biggest fan — and now we know why. During this week’s episode of Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s […] [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago - Johnny Cardoso Becomes Third American To Start In A Champions League Semifinal
On Wednesday night, 24-year-old American international Johnny Cardoso etched his name into the history books and joined an elite club among USA soccer greats. After seeing just sixty seconds of action in the quarter-final clincher against Barcelona, Cardoso was a surprise inclusion in the starting XI for the first leg of the Champions League semi-final against Arsenal. In doing so, the New Jersey-born star became just the third American to ever start a semifinal match of the world's most prestigious club competition. Born in the States but raised in Brazil, the midfielder provided the steel and composure Atlético needed against a high-flying Gunners attack. He joins an ultra-exclusive club of Americans to reach this altitude, trailing only the likes of Christian Pulisic. While Cardoso didn’t find the back of the net to match Pulisic’s famous semi-final goal record, his presence allowed Atlético to claw back into a game that looked to be slipping away in the first half. Griezmann's last dance in Madrid Antoine Griezmann made the most of his final home match with Atlético Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday. Griezmann didn't score despite having a few good opportunities, but he led Atlético's attack along with Julian Alvarez and was named the game's most valuable player following the 1-1 draw with Arsenal in the first leg of the semifinals. "It's a shame I couldn't find the net," said Griezmann, who is joining MLS club Orlando City this summer. "But it will happen in the second leg for sure. We all put in a great effort." Griezmann's best chance at the Metropolitano stadium was a second-half shot that hit the crossbar. He also came close with a strike from inside the area. The 35-year-old Griezmann missed a penalty kick in the 2016 Champions League final that Atlético lost to Real Madrid. "We want to reach the final," Griezmann said. "It's my dream. I’ve prepared a lot for this match and the one we will have in London, and hopefully we can make it to the final." The France playmaker said Atlético deserved a better result after improving in the second half at the Metropolitano. "The bad minutes we played in the first half hurt a bit," Griezmann said. "We fixed a couple of things tactically for the second half and we were able to pressure better and move better. The fans kept pushing and it also helped." Griezmann is… [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago - Inside James Wood’s Low-Key Presence and High-Impact ‘Sky’s Th...NEW YORK – Sitting on a gray couch in the Citi Field visitor’s clubhouse, James Wood studied a 64-square checkerboard. This was the 23-year-old outfielder’s second game of chess of the afternoon. Moments before, Wood had just said the magic word — checkmate — to shortstop CJ Abrams, defeating his Washington Nationals teammate before moving on to his next victim. Wood was looking for another win against another teammate, hours before the real competition on the field. It was a somewhat intense battle of minds. Wood was leaning forward, focused on the board and ignoring the outside world. The clubhouse was mostly quiet, besides some soft music playing from a floor speaker placed on one side of the room. Abrams sat next to Wood, silently playing Sudoku on a printed sheet of paper. All of this might seem boring, but playing chess is an essential challenge for Wood. Embracing obstacles as part of his daily routine is how the young power hitter likes to begin his game days. "It's just more competition," Wood told me on the field during batting practice Tuesday. "Just trying to break the cycle, have some fun. It's a different way of thinking." Wood, a gentle giant at 6-foot-7, is a man of few words. While the third-year big leaguer is a low-key guy, his bat is one of the loudest in the major leagues. He enters Wednesday tied for the National League lead in home runs with 10. He leads the NL in walks with 29. Not only that, but he ranks ninth among all MLB hitters with a .953 OPS. Across the board, these are all career-best numbers for Wood, who is fast emerging as a bonafide star in the league. Wood is hitting the ball harder than everyone. His 97 mph average exit velocity is tied with Athletics first baseman Nick Kurtz for the best in MLB. Wood’s 116.3 maximum exit velocity is tied with Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton for fifth-best among all hitters. It’s an eye-popping number that’s faster than reigning MVP's Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani. "Honestly, what is most impressive about [Wood] is how fast he freaking hits the ball," Nationals general manager Paul Toboni told me at Citi Field on Tuesday. "He's kind of a unicorn in that respect." Wood is coming off his first-career All-Star season in 2025, which was also his first full major-league season. To follow… [TheTopNews] Read More.5 hours ago
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Canada is weighing whether a year-round northern trade route to Europe from Churchill, Manitoba, is viable, as climate change speeds Arctic warming. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla on their state visit to the US visit the memorial in New York. [TheTopNews] Read More.
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SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for “Stadium,” Episode 6 of “The Testaments,” now streaming on Hulu. It’s been clear since the beginning of Hulu’s “The Testaments” that Aunt Vidala (played by Mabel Li) is not Aunt Lydia’s (Ann Dowd) biggest fan — and now we know why. During this week’s episode of Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s […] [TheTopNews] Read More.
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On Wednesday night, 24-year-old American international Johnny Cardoso etched his name into the history books and joined an elite club among USA soccer greats. After seeing just sixty seconds of action in the quarter-final clincher against Barcelona, Cardoso was a surprise inclusion in the starting XI for the first leg of the Champions League semi-final against Arsenal. In doing so, the New Jersey-born star became just the third American to ever start a semifinal match of the world's most prestigious club competition. Born in the States but raised in Brazil, the midfielder provided the steel and composure Atlético needed against a high-flying Gunners attack. He joins an ultra-exclusive club of Americans to reach this altitude, trailing only the likes of Christian Pulisic. While Cardoso didn’t find the back of the net to match Pulisic’s famous semi-final goal record, his presence allowed Atlético to claw back into a game that looked to be slipping away in the first half. Griezmann's last dance in Madrid Antoine Griezmann made the most of his final home match with Atlético Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday. Griezmann didn't score despite having a few good opportunities, but he led Atlético's attack along with Julian Alvarez and was named the game's most valuable player following the 1-1 draw with Arsenal in the first leg of the semifinals. "It's a shame I couldn't find the net," said Griezmann, who is joining MLS club Orlando City this summer. "But it will happen in the second leg for sure. We all put in a great effort." Griezmann's best chance at the Metropolitano stadium was a second-half shot that hit the crossbar. He also came close with a strike from inside the area. The 35-year-old Griezmann missed a penalty kick in the 2016 Champions League final that Atlético lost to Real Madrid. "We want to reach the final," Griezmann said. "It's my dream. I’ve prepared a lot for this match and the one we will have in London, and hopefully we can make it to the final." The France playmaker said Atlético deserved a better result after improving in the second half at the Metropolitano. "The bad minutes we played in the first half hurt a bit," Griezmann said. "We fixed a couple of things tactically for the second half and we were able to pressure better and move better. The fans kept pushing and it also helped." Griezmann is… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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NEW YORK – Sitting on a gray couch in the Citi Field visitor’s clubhouse, James Wood studied a 64-square checkerboard. This was the 23-year-old outfielder’s second game of chess of the afternoon. Moments before, Wood had just said the magic word — checkmate — to shortstop CJ Abrams, defeating his Washington Nationals teammate before moving on to his next victim. Wood was looking for another win against another teammate, hours before the real competition on the field. It was a somewhat intense battle of minds. Wood was leaning forward, focused on the board and ignoring the outside world. The clubhouse was mostly quiet, besides some soft music playing from a floor speaker placed on one side of the room. Abrams sat next to Wood, silently playing Sudoku on a printed sheet of paper. All of this might seem boring, but playing chess is an essential challenge for Wood. Embracing obstacles as part of his daily routine is how the young power hitter likes to begin his game days. "It's just more competition," Wood told me on the field during batting practice Tuesday. "Just trying to break the cycle, have some fun. It's a different way of thinking." Wood, a gentle giant at 6-foot-7, is a man of few words. While the third-year big leaguer is a low-key guy, his bat is one of the loudest in the major leagues. He enters Wednesday tied for the National League lead in home runs with 10. He leads the NL in walks with 29. Not only that, but he ranks ninth among all MLB hitters with a .953 OPS. Across the board, these are all career-best numbers for Wood, who is fast emerging as a bonafide star in the league. Wood is hitting the ball harder than everyone. His 97 mph average exit velocity is tied with Athletics first baseman Nick Kurtz for the best in MLB. Wood’s 116.3 maximum exit velocity is tied with Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton for fifth-best among all hitters. It’s an eye-popping number that’s faster than reigning MVP's Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani. "Honestly, what is most impressive about [Wood] is how fast he freaking hits the ball," Nationals general manager Paul Toboni told me at Citi Field on Tuesday. "He's kind of a unicorn in that respect." Wood is coming off his first-career All-Star season in 2025, which was also his first full major-league season. To follow… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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