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Perplexity’s tokenmaxxing Model Council gives you multiple bot perspectives
Perplexity has expanded its “Model Council” feature to its cloud-based Computer platform, letting users query multiple AI models simultaneously and receive a synthesised report highlighting where their answers agree or diverge. The move matters because it gives paying customers more flexibility for tackling ambiguous, judgement-heavy questions—such as legal, financial or business-strategy queries—by comparing perspectives from…
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WNBA media predictably embarrasses itself again by ignoring Sophie Cunningham story over All-Star Weekend
An OutKick column criticises WNBA media for largely ignoring comments made by Phoenix Mercury guard Sophie Cunningham defending girls’ and women’s sports during the league’s All-Star Weekend in Chicago. The author argues that reporters had ample access to the league but failed to press her on remarks about transgender athletes in girls’ sports, framing this…
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Villa offer glimpse into future despite friendly loss
Aston Villa lost 4-2 in a friendly against Real Sociedad, but head coach Unai Emery took encouragement from the performances of several young players ahead of the new season. Teenage striker Brian Madjo impressed with a well-taken equaliser, while other academy prospects also featured heavily, offering a glimpse of Villa’s future squad depth as the…
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Crawley and Brook help Sunrisers beat Super Giants
Sunrisers Leeds beat Manchester Super Giants by eight wickets at Headingley, ending the Super Giants’ unbeaten start to this year’s Hundred. Mitch Marsh led the chase with a fierce 63 from 26 balls before England pair Zak Crawley and Harry Brook finished the job, both recording their best scores of the tournament so far. Chasing…
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Jersey’s Nowacki makes history with Commonwealth gold
Filip Nowacki, 18, has become Jersey’s most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete after winning gold in the 200m breaststroke, adding to the silver he took in the 100m breaststroke days earlier. It is only the second Commonwealth gold ever won by a competitor representing Jersey, and the first since Colin Mallett’s fullbore shooting victory in 1990,…
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Landon Donovan says soccer has arrived in America after record-breaking World Cup summer
Former US international Landon Donovan says football has firmly established itself in the United States following a summer in which the country hosted World Cup matches that drew record crowds. He argues that the strong turnout and viewership figures show the sport has moved beyond niche status and is now a mainstream part of American…
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‘Mariah Cleggy’ channels Messi to swim to gold for Scotland
Scottish Paralympic swimmer Stephen Clegg won an unexpected gold medal in the men’s 50m freestyle S14 at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, having earlier taken silver in the 100m version of the event. The 30-year-old’s victory, achieved despite recent shoulder surgery and a difficult season, took Scotland’s medal tally to seven golds and 14 medals…
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Despair to delight for Wales’ golden girl Evans
Welsh gymnast Ruby Evans experienced a dramatic swing of emotions at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, going from tears of disappointment to becoming Wales’ first gold medallist of the Games within the space of two days. The 19-year-old from Cardiff won the floor final, making history as the first Welsh woman to claim an…
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Spanish soccer player makes good on his promise to get tattoo of team’s manager after World Cup win
Marc Cucurella followed through on his pre-tournament pledge, getting a tattoo of manager Luis de la Fuente holding the World Cup trophy on his arm.
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O’Connor bounces back to lead O’Dowda in heptathlon
Northern Ireland’s Kate O’Connor holds the overnight lead in the Commonwealth Games heptathlon after the opening four events in Glasgow, putting her three events away from a first Commonwealth gold. England’s Jade O’Dowda sits 49 points behind in second, with Katarina Johnson-Thompson having withdrawn on the eve of competition, opening the door for a new…