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coaches organization

Football, Power and the Fight for Change

June 28, 2026

In a country still healing from war, one woman used soccer as a tool to pull children out of the streets and into classrooms. She started a local club after seeing how football could unite displaced kids, offering them balls and boots in exchange for school attendance. The idea grew into a nationa

crypto

GnosisDAO Shows How Tokens Can Act Like Cash

June 28, 2026

The GnosisDAO community just approved a move that lets people swap their governance tokens for real money. The vote, called GIP‑151, cleared the way for a one‑time split of the DAO’s treasury. A total of 49 votes, worth more than twice the minimum quorum of 75, 000 tokens, gave the green light. Bef

sports

Nebraska Sports Hit by New 5‑in‑5 Rule

June 28, 2026

The new “5 in 5” rule is shaking up Nebraska athletics. Every sport that can use the five‑year window now faces tighter limits on how long athletes can stay in school. The change means teams have to plan ahead, because players may leave earlier than before. Baseball coaches are already feeling the

sports

Softball Stars Shine in Lower Hudson Valley

June 28, 2026

The New York State Sportswriters and Coaches’ Organization for Girls Sports announced its 2026 all‑state softball teams on June 25, spotlighting standout athletes from the Lower Hudson Valley. Ava Papaleo of Ursuline captured the top honor as Class AA Player of the Year, adding to a season that s

sports

Cougars Keep Their Rank in the National Cup

June 28, 2026

The University of Utah’s athletic teams have maintained their place at number 25 in the national standings for Division I sports, matching last year’s result. This achievement reflects steady performance across all varsity disciplines, from football to track and field. Fans celebrated the cons

science

Spine Science Meets Global Collaboration

June 28, 2026

The International Spine Society of London (ISSLS) recently joined forces with the European Spine Journal to spotlight advancements in spinal care. This partnership emphasizes how teamwork can boost research and improve patient outcomes across borders. The joint effort highlights several key areas.

sports

Big-time recruit chooses Alabama over rivals for big reasons

June 28, 2026

Osani Gayles, a four-star wide receiver from California, just picked Alabama over Washington, Tennessee, and Stanford. Why? He believes Tuscaloosa is the best place for his future. Ranked 52nd by Rivals, he didn’t just jump at the first offer. He made four trips to campus, watched a game, and talked

politics

When U. S. schools lose federal civil rights watchdogs

June 28, 2026

Schools across America used to have a safety net: a federal office that stepped in when students faced discrimination. That net is shrinking fast. The Trump administration has pulled back the federal civil rights team, leaving states to pick up the slack. But not all states can—or want to—fill the g

crime

Authorities crack down on illegal World Cup streams across multiple countries

June 27, 2026

The U. S. government recently shut down nearly 400 websites illegally streaming World Cup matches. These sites offered live broadcasts without paying for broadcasting rights. Officials worked with FIFA and major broadcasters to identify and take down these domains. The crackdown aimed to stop illega

politics

Religion in public spaces: What a new report means for America

June 27, 2026

A government group recently shared plans to change how religion interacts with public life. Their draft report suggests replacing the idea of keeping church and state separate with something they call "building bridges. " This idea is part of a larger set of recommendations from a team created last