The Twins are sending down third baseman Royce Lewis, per The Athletics Dan Hayes. Lewis has been struggling at the plate, and Minnesota is hoping he can reset in Triple-A. This is the second move the Twins have made in the last week to try to help a struggling player get right in the minors. Minnesota opted to send down outfielder Matt Wallner. A corresponding call-up has not yet been announced by the team. This story will be updated.

Two-time Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz on Tuesday said he is pulling out of the grass-court Grand Slam event next month because of his lingering wrist injury.

The global Transpire Insight Plug-in Electric Vehicle Market is accelerating at full charge—and yes, that pun is intentional. As governments push for cleaner transportation and automakers expand electric offerings, the Plug-in Electric Vehicle Market 2026 outlook reflects a strong shift toward sustainable mobility. According to the latest Plug-in Electric Vehicle...

Natural sweeteners are gaining attention worldwide as consumers rethink their sugar consumption. Refined sugar still dominates grocery shelves, but many people now prefer alternatives that feel closer to nature. Among those options, palm sugar has quietly built a loyal global following. Derived from the sap of palm trees, palm sugar has been used for centuries in Southeast Asian cooking....

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The Digital Transaction Management (DTM) market is undergoing a rapid transformation as businesses and governments increasingly shift towards digital-first processes. With the rise of remote work, cloud computing, and secure digital workflows, organizations are seeking solutions that streamline transactions, reduce operational costs, and improve compliance. According to Transpire...

An Indianapolis superstar accustomed to hearing the roar of the crowd will give a command for the Indianapolis 500 cars that will certainly make the crowd roar. Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will serve as grand marshal. For the Indianapolis 500, that role assumes the responsibility of saying, "Drivers, to your cars." That command means that it is time for drivers to get strapped into their vehicles. The traditional grand marshal role of giving the command to start engines is typically done by a member of the family that owns the speedway. Last year, Roger Penske delivered the command at the track which was bought by the Penske Corporation in January 2020. Clark has had a personal services agreement with Gainbridge since her senior year at Iowa. Gainbridge is also a presenting sponsor of the race. "Im looking forward to experiencing an iconic piece of what makes Indiana so special and being part of the time-honored tradition of The Greatest Spectacle in Racing," Clark said in a news release. She wont be the only current Indiana sports superstar to be involved in pre-race ceremonies. Indiana University football coach Craig Cignetti will drive the pace car prior to the event.

The Cavaliers are restricting ticket sales during the Eastern Conference Finals as fears grow over Knicks fans taking over Rocket Arena during the highly anticipated playoff series.