Public research university in Tallahassee with a long-standing role in Florida's higher education system.
Charlie Woods has been eliminated from the U.S. Junior Amateur playoff after a distraction from a camera shutter during his third shot on the first playoff hole. He has tied for 63rd after two rounds and will not advance to match play; Miles Russell is set to join Florida State teammate in the next round.
Kim has birdied the final four holes at TPC Twin Cities to reach 14-under in the Cognizant Classic, a continuation of his strong form after a 62 career-low; Knapp previously shot 59 in 2025; Kim has notched a series of solid showings since a second-place finish at Valero in April.
New lawsuits have expanded the OpenAI case load over the February mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia. Plaintiffs allege OpenAI knew of the shooter’s violent intent via ChatGPT and failed to warn authorities, adding to already filed suits.
British Columbia has filed a California federal lawsuit seeking damages and a court order to overhaul how OpenAI handles dangerous conversations linked to the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, while ongoing suits allege negligence and failure to alert authorities.
The Protect College Sports Act has cleared the Senate with broad bipartisan support and is moving toward a House vote. It codifies NIL rights, tightens transfers and eligibility rules, and creates a retention pool to fund women’s and Olympic sports. The House faces challenges from CBC opposition and concerns over antitrust protections as lawmakers weigh the bill’s path to law.
Isaias has strengthened into a major hurricane and is approaching the US Gulf Coast. States of emergency have been declared in Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. The storm is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge, strong winds and heavy rain, with power outages anticipated inland as it moves toward landfall late Friday and into the weekend.