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Jalon Daniels spent six seasons at Kansas, went undrafted in 2026 and won his second NFL start for Tampa Bay at Dallas. His path and his rookie contract.
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SportsJalon Daniels spent six seasons at Kansas, went undrafted in 2026 and won his second NFL start for Tampa Bay at Dallas. His path and his rookie contract.
PoliticsNavi Pillay, the Durban lawyer who sat on the Rwanda tribunal and ran the UN human rights office, won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. How she got there.
Art & LiteratureCanadian poet and classicist Anne Carson won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature. How Sappho, a teacher in Port Hope and a life in classics shaped her work.
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EntertainmentBai Ling, the actress from Chengdu, sang for soldiers in Tibet as a teenager, then built a Hollywood career with The Crow, Red Corner and Dumplings.
EntertainmentBelfast singer Brian Kennedy: the Falls Road, six years with Van Morrison, George Best's funeral, Eurovision 2006, and surviving cancer and heart surgery.
EntertainmentEric Benét, the R&B singer behind Spend My Life With You, on his Milwaukee roots, Warner Bros. years, marriages, acting roles and his 2025 album The Co-Star.
SportsAlex Cora managed the Red Sox to the 2018 title, sat out 2020 over the Astros sign-stealing case, was fired in April 2026 and told the Phillies he is skipping 2027.
TechnologyIlya Sutskever co-invented AlexNet, co-founded OpenAI, voted to remove Sam Altman in 2023, then left to build Safe Superintelligence, a lab with no product.
ScienceKarl Deisseroth, the psychiatrist who built optogenetics, shared the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. How the method was built and what it paid.
SportsSteve Gleason blocked a punt at the Superdome's 2006 reopening, was diagnosed with ALS in 2011, and built Team Gleason. Why the Saints honored him in 2026.
PoliticsEdwina Currie sat for South Derbyshire from 1983 to 1997, resigned as a health minister over salmonella in eggs, and wrote the diaries that named John Major.
EntertainmentJean-Jacques Beineix, born in Paris on 8 October 1946, left medical school for film, made Diva and Betty Blue, founded Cargo Films, and died at 75 in 2022.