L.A. Dodgers Pitcher Dustin May Shares Near-Death Experience From Eating a Salad – E! Online

L.A. Dodgers Pitcher Dustin May Shares Near-Death Experience From Eating a Salad – E! Online

Dustin May is grateful he didn’t strike out for good. The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher recently recounted a “complete freak accident” that kept him from returning to the baseball diamond for an extra season. The 27-year-old—who spent the 2023 season on the injured list following successful hand and arm surgeries—suffered a major setback in 2024…

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Eric Schmidt’s $10 Million Bet on A.I. Safety

Eric Schmidt’s  Million Bet on A.I. Safety

Eric Schmidt previously headed Google for a decade. Jemal Countess/Getty Images for TIME Investing in the future of A.I. is nothing new for Eric Schmidt, who has spent the past few years backing dozens of startups like Stability AI, Inflection AI and Mistral AI. But through a new $10 million venture aiming to bolster research…

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What to Do If You’re Anxious About Flying Right Now

What to Do If You’re Anxious About Flying Right Now

Anxiety about flying is common during the best of times: Research suggests up to 40% of people worldwide have some degree of aerophobia. Add a string of recent plane crashes and other horrifying incidents to the mix, and feeling jittery about boarding a plane seems perfectly reasonable. “I’m hearing about it a lot from patients,…

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In Sharjah, Five Curators and Two-Hundred Artists Confront Global Issues Through a Regional Lens

In Sharjah, Five Curators and Two-Hundred Artists Confront Global Issues Through a Regional Lens

Sakiya, Water Witnesses, 2020-Ongoing (front); Sakiya, Banners, 2019. Old Al Jubail Vegetable Market, Sharjah. Image courtesy of Sharjah Art Foundation, Photo: Motaz Mawid The Sharjah Biennial, whose 16th edition kicked off in the UAE on February 6—and remains free to the public until June 15—unfurls across the territory with more than 650 works by a…

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A Woman in Wyoming Is Hospitalized With Bird Flu

A Woman in Wyoming Is Hospitalized With Bird Flu

An older woman in southeast Wyoming is hospitalized with bird flu, state health department officials said Friday. It’s the state’s first human case of Type A H5N1 influenza, which is spreading through animals and some people. Nearly 70 people in the U.S. have been reported infected with bird flu in the last year, according to data from the U.S.…

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