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- 1Cardinal McElroy outlines a Church for the digital age▼American Cardinal McElroy explores a Church for the Digital Age
American Cardinal Robert McElroy has laid out a vision for how the Catholic Church can operate in the digital age, arguing that online communication is now central to evangelisation and pastoral life. Published through Vatican News, his reflections touch on how the Church should engage people where they increasingly live: on digital platforms and social media.
- 2Belmont Duo Mantach and McEachern-Brown Undefeated at Louisville Invitational▼Mantach and McEachern-Brown Both Go 2-0 Friday at the Louisville Invitational
Belmont tennis players Mantach and McEachern-Brown each went 2-0 in their matches on Friday at the Louisville Invitational, completing a perfect opening day for the Bruins' pair. The sweep gives Belmont a strong start to the tournament, with both players unbeaten heading into the weekend's remaining rounds.
- 3Cam McEvoy explains why 50m freestyle swimmers skip breathing▼Why don’t some 50m freestyle swimmers breathe? World record holder Cam McEvoy explains
Australian world record holder Cam McEvoy has explained why sprinters in the 50m freestyle often swim the entire race without taking a breath. He notes that in an event lasting around 21 seconds, breathing costs speed and disrupts body position, so swimmers rely on stored energy and take air before the start instead. The insight offers a rare look at the physical demands of swimming's shortest, fastest race.
- 4Siemens pulls open access to Radioss simulation code●OpenRadioss is not open anymore https://www.siemens.com/en-us/products/simcenter/mechanical-simulation/radioss/rd/ # Hac
Discussion is growing around claims that OpenRadioss, the open-source crash and structural simulation code originally released under the Radioss solver, is no longer openly available. People are pointing to a Siemens Simcenter page for Radioss, suggesting access to the source has been restricted, and questioning what this means for the open-source engineering community.
- 5McEnany mocks Iran's IRGC claim that 'Death to America' is not hostile●"How silly of us to take it any other way?" @kayleighmcenany reacts after Iran's IRGC claims "Death to America" does not
Former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany ridiculed a statement from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps asserting that the slogan 'Death to America' expresses no ill will toward the American people. The IRGC also urged Americans to turn against the Trump administration. McEnany responded sarcastically, writing that it was silly to interpret the slogan any other way, and noted that American elections have consequences.
- 6Patrick McEnroe sounds off on U.S. Open smell and college tennis recruits▼Patrick McEnroe on U.S. Open weed smell, trans athletes, foreign recruits reshaping college tennis | OutKick
Former tennis player and commentator Patrick McEnroe is making headlines for wide-ranging comments covering the smell of marijuana at the U.S. Open, the debate over transgender athletes in tennis, and the growing number of foreign recruits reshaping American college tennis. His remarks touch on several contentious issues in the sport at once, drawing attention across sports media and sparking debate among fans about tradition, fairness and the direction of the game.
- 7Zielinski's 'Transformations' exhibition opens at McEachern Art Center▼Zielinski’s ‘Transformations’ opens at McEachern Art Center
An exhibition titled 'Transformations' by artist Zielinski has opened at the McEachern Art Center, which is operated by Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. The show presents the artist's work to visitors at the university-run venue. Details about the works on display and the exhibition's run have not been widely shared so far.
- 8Josiah McElheny and Tavares Strachan Hold Public Conversation▼Josiah McElheny and Tavares Strachan in Conversation
Artists Josiah McElheny and Tavares Strachan are taking part in a public conversation presented by the Wexner Center for the Arts. The event brings together two figures known for work spanning sculpture, installation, and explorations of science, history, and visibility. The discussion offers audiences a chance to hear both artists reflect on their practices and shared interests in person.
- 9Reba McEntire shares soothing train ride with fiance Rex Linn▼The 'soothing' train ride Reba McEntire took with fiance Rex Linn
Reba McEntire took a train journey with her fiance, actor Rex Linn, describing the experience as soothing. The couple, who have been together since 2020, have previously shared glimpses of their travels, and the country star's comments about the relaxing trip are drawing attention from fans and entertainment media alike.