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Owning a Sports Team: A Love‑Letter or a Smart Bet?

July 9, 2026

A recent deal saw a billionaire buy a stake in a soccer club for about $700 million, sparking debate over whether sports ownership is a better investment than the stock market. The owner, who also holds part of a Major League Baseball team and has poured hundreds of millions into soccer, admits t

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Russia Seeks Court Help to Return to Global Track Events

July 9, 2026

Russia has taken its case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport after World Athletics banned its athletes from international competitions because of the war in Ukraine. The ban was first imposed in March 2022, just after Russia entered the conflict. It was reaffirmed at a recent council meeting.

crime

Celebrity Risk Scores and a Big Data Leak at Madison Square Garden

July 9, 2026

A new data leak from the hackers known as ShinyHunters has exposed how Madison Square Garden (MSG) keeps a detailed list of famous people who attend its events. The database shows that the arena classifies celebrities into risk levels, from “flag” to “high risk, ” based on what they say online and h

entertainment

Weekend Fun on Staten Island: Movies, Hikes and More

July 8, 2026

Staten Island is buzzing this weekend with a mix of free events that keep families and friends entertained. Start your Friday night at Historic Richmond Town where a relaxed outdoor gathering runs every week through August, offering food and live entertainment without any cost. On the same day, a bi

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Honest Choices in College Sports: A Story That Still Matters

July 6, 2026

Jon MacBeth, a college football player in 1960, faced a hard choice when gamblers asked him to sway his team’s score. He said no, told his coach, and helped police catch the plot before the game even began. This incident shows that integrity in sports isn’t new; it’s been tested for decades. Even

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Andy Reid’s Busy Day: From Weddings to Choirs

July 6, 2026

Andy Reid and his wife Tammy spent a hectic weekend that felt like a rollercoaster. They began with a long trip to Disneyland, then flew to New York for Taylor Swift’s wedding, and rushed back home before heading to Salt Lake City. There, they joined the Tabernacle Choir for a special broadcast cele

politics

Debate Over Who Can Play in Women’s Sports

July 6, 2026

The Supreme Court recently decided that states can choose whether to allow transgender athletes in women’s sports. Some people argue that only biological females should compete, while others say everyone who identifies as female deserves a chance to play. One judge admitted she was not sure what de

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BJL Teams Up With New Sports‑Only Social App

July 6, 2026

John Bradshaw Layfield, known as JBL in wrestling circles, has joined forces with BZZR, a fresh social media platform that focuses solely on sports. The move comes after Layfield learned that his beloved Texas Rangers baseball team has a partnership with BZZR. He told reporters he was drawn to

politics

NCAA Keeps Its Rules Even After Supreme Court Ruling

July 6, 2026

The Supreme Court’s recent decision against transgender athletes seeking to join girls’ teams has sparked a lot of debate. The court sided with West Virginia and Idaho, saying that student‑athletes should compete in sports that match their birth sex. The NCAA’s top official, Charlie Baker, said o

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Tottenham Keeps Goalkeeper Plans Straight, Says Sky Sports

July 6, 2026

Spurs are clear about who will guard their net next season. After picking up Martin Dubravka from Burnley, the club has set its sights on strengthening its squad for future glory. Dubravka will sit behind Antonin Kinsky, who is already on a new contract that rewards his solid performances last year.