The Dodgers, after falling 1-0 in the series opener, came back to take the final two games against the Padres. They finished Wednesday night by defeating the Padres 4-0 behind strong pitching and a decent amount of offense. Shohei Ohtani got the start on the mound, but he got the game started on the first ...
Toronto's right-hander retired 33 of 35 Yankees batters during his two-year MLB career.
Joseph âJoeyâ I. Weiss, born in the Bronx, New York, on April 15, 1958, and raised in Kings Park, New York, passed away in February 2026 at the age of 67. Weiss struggled with mental illness for his entire life. His struggles, however, did not deter him from being independent and successful in his own ways. He was a strong advocate for himself, and others with mental illness, and never shied away from who he was. Weiss was mainstreamed by our parents at a time when few knew what mainstreaming was or how to support someone like him. He was a pioneer, determined to be in public school, and to graduate with his high school class on time in 1976. Weiss enlisted in the United States Army where he served honorably for 3.5 years. After leaving the Army, he enrolled in college where he worked tirelessly on his studies, always with the hope and optimism that one day heâd graduate. Weiss was preceded in death by his parents, Martin and Marcia, and he is survived by his brother Stephen, sister Lisa and her husband Gray, as well as by his two nieces Melissa and Jessica. He was laid to rest at the Long Island National Cemetery in Farmingdale, New York.
Voters approved the plan to replace the brick with concrete and modern brick pavers as part of the 2024 road bond.
Global oil stockpiles are falling at a record 8.7 million barrels per day in May as Hormuz flows sit at just 5% of normal levels, Goldman Sachs said, with Brent crude trading near $106, up over 70% this year Summary: Global visible crude and fuel stockpiles have fallen by 8.7 million barrels per day so far in May, a record pace and nearly double the average rate since the conflict began Flows through the Strait of Hormuz remain at approximately 5% of normal levels, with reduced exports the primary driver of the drawdown Around two-thirds of the inventory decline reflects lower oil-on-water stocks as exports have fallen faster than imports Demand weakness is compounding the supply disruption, with Chinese refinery imports and fuel sales dropping sharply Europe's jet fuel imports are running approximately 60% below 2025 average levels Brent crude was trading near $106 a barrel, more than 70% higher year to date but below the war-era peak of above $126 Global oil inventories are declining at an unprecedented rate this month, with Goldman Sachs reporting that visible stockpiles of crude and fuel have fallen by 8.7 million barrels per day in May, a record pace that is nearly double the average drawdown seen since the Middle East conflict began. The proximate cause is the near-total closure of the Strait of Hormuz, where flows have fallen to approximately 5% of normal levels following the US-Israeli strikes on Iran in late February. Goldman said roughly two-thirds of the inventory decline reflects a drop in oil-on-water stocks, the floating crude in transit between producers and refiners, as export volumes have collapsed faster than refiners have been able to reduce intake from alternative sources. The pace of deterioration in May represents a significant acceleration from earlier in the conflict and suggests the market's initial inventory buffer is being exhausted more rapidly than many had anticipated. The demand picture adds a layer of complexity that is doing little to stabilise prices. China, the world's largest crude importer, has seen a sharp drop in both refinery imports and domestic fuel sales, a signal that elevated energy costs are already feeding through into economic activity and dampening consumption. That demand destruction provides some offset to the supply shock, helping explain why Brent crude at around $106 a barrel remains well below the war-era peak above $126 even as the inventory situation deteriorates. In Europe, the disruption is registering most visibly in aviation, with jet fuel imports running approximately 60% below 2025 average levels. The scale of that shortfall points to significant operational pressure on airlines and logistics operators across the continent, with potential knock-on effects for travel capacity and freight costs. Brent's year-to-date gain of more than 70% captures the severity of the supply shock but also the market's attempt to price in some eventual resolution. With Hormuz flows at 5% of normal and inventories falling at record pace, the trajectory of the next several weeks will depend heavily on whether diplomatic progress or alternative supply routes can begin to close a gap that is widening by the day. --- An 8.7 million barrel per day drawdown, nearly double the average pace since the conflict began, is a supply signal of extraordinary severity and one that puts a floor under oil prices even as demand weakens. Brent at $106, more than 70% higher on the year but well off the war-era peak above $126, reflects a market trying to price both the supply destruction and the demand destruction simultaneously. The China data is particularly significant: sharp drops in refinery imports and fuel sales suggest the world's largest crude importer is already absorbing an economic hit from elevated prices, which limits the upside for oil even as inventories collapse. Europe's jet fuel imports running 60% below 2025 averages points to severe aviation sector disruption with knock-on implications for travel, logistics and airline earnings. With Hormuz flows at just 5% of normal levels, the inventory trajectory is unlikely to stabilise until either the conflict resolves or alternative supply routes scale meaningfully. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) â Oregonâs latest revenue forecast increased by $345 million, even as economists warned that rising oil prices and slowing economic growth could weigh on the outlook in 2026. State Chief Economist Carl Riccadonna and Senior Economist Michael Kennedy presented the updated economic outlook and revenue forecast Wednesday to the Senate Interim Committee... The post Oregon revenue forecast jumps $345 million despite economic slowdown nationally appeared first on Equity Insider .
Nvidia (NVDA) reported its fiscal first quarter results after the bell on Wednesday, topping analystsâ expectations on the top and bottom lines and offering a better-than-anticipated Q2 outlook. Nvidia stock initially fell more than 2% on the news. For the second quarter, Nvidia said it anticipates revenue between $89.1 billion and $92.8 billion. Wall Street... The post Nvidia tops Q1 estimates, offers upbeat outlook on strong chip sales appeared first on Equity Insider .
The operating budget has left the legislature and is on its way to becoming law after the Senate voted 17-3 Wednesday, the last day of the legislative session. Attached to the budget: a $1,000 PFD and $200 energy relief rebate.
A diverse range of news topics, including updates on the friendship between Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi, legal action taken by Capitol officers who defended the building from rioters, and gardening tips for mulching your garden beds without harm to plants, are all covered in this news text. Additionally, there are discussions on various other topics such as widespread homeownership among Gen Z women, the death of a Michigan woman whose name inspired a band to fame, and the release of Pope Francis' AI encyclical.
Celebrities attended the Louis Vuitton 2027 Cruise Collection Show in New York City, led by Emma Stone and Anne Hathaway. Other A-listers in attendance included Zendaya and Cate Blanchett.
After a historic Game 1, the Thunder and Spurs faced off in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals on Wednesday night, offering more of the same physical and s
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Research conducted by General Assembly shows use of AI is widespread, including in employee evaluations.
Can artificial intelligence aid in the diagnosis of ADHD? A new study explores the merit and accuracy of AI screening tools.
Google updated Flow, its video tool, to guide users through full projects-brainstorming, storyboards, and scene generation-not just single clips. It also reports 50 billion images created with Nano Banana since summer 2025.
Utsav Gupta argues that AI art is art, and that Stanford's job is now to "distinguish art from automation and experimentation from shortcuts." The post Gupta | AI art is art appeared first on The Stanford Daily .
The Boulder City Planning Commission voted unanimously to cancel the proposed Townsite Solar 2 AI data center, following public pushback.
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Tyler Brown, the accused gunman in a shooting rampage on Memorial Drive in Cambridge, in his hospital bed ahead of his arraignment.
The European Commission is due to present its latest economic forecast on Thursday as the European Union braces for a potential cost-of-living crisis...
Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the Cuban people directly in a video on Wednesday, telling them in Spanish, âthe only thing standing in the way of a better future are those who control your country.â