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FIFA Mandates Hydration Breaks at World Cup, Drawing Criticism
FIFA is requiring hydration breaks at the World Cup for the first time, citing extreme heat risks. The rule has drawn criticism from multiple sides.
◉ Indiana ·
4 weeks ago
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WVU Baseball’s College World Series Run Ends After Historic Season
West Virginia University baseball's run at the College World Series ended, capping what the program called a historic season, WV News reported June 17.
◉ West Virginia ·
4 weeks ago
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Messi Scores Three, Mbappé Two as World Cup Goals Flow Early
Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé lit up the 2026 World Cup in the same day, combining for five goals before the tournament hit its first week.
◉ Minnesota ·
4 weeks ago
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Western Massachusetts Chambers of Commerce Rally to Fund Regional Food Bank
Local chambers of commerce in western Massachusetts are raising money for the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, WWLP reported Monday, June 16.
◉ Massachusetts ·
1 month ago
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Iraq Returns to World Cup After 40-Year Absence, Dearborn Fans Celebrate
Iraq's national men's soccer team ends a 40-year World Cup drought Tuesday, drawing celebrations from the Iraqi diaspora community in Dearborn, Michigan.
◉ Hawaii ·
1 month ago
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Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby Declares for NFL Supplemental Draft
Brendan Sorsby is entering the NFL Supplemental Draft after parting ways with Texas Tech, according to USA Today.
◉ Texas ·
1 month ago
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David Thibodaux Senior Earns Louisiana’s Top Boys Soccer Player Award
A David Thibodaux Senior player has been named Louisiana's top boys soccer player, according to the Lafayette Parish School System.
◉ Louisiana ·
1 month ago
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Spain’s World Cup Team Sets Up Camp at Tennessee Boarding School
Spain's national soccer team is using a Tennessee boarding school as its World Cup training base, one of several squads based far from host cities.
◉ Tennessee ·
1 month ago
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Vegas Golden Knights’ Season Ends in Shutout Loss at Home
The Vegas Golden Knights' playoff run ended Sunday with a shutout loss on home ice, closing out what had been an unlikely postseason push.
◉ District of Columbia ·
1 month ago
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Bicyclist Struck and Killed by Train in Grayslake, Officials Confirm Identity
A bicyclist was hit and killed by a train in Grayslake, Illinois, on June 14, 2026. Officials have identified the victim but details remain limited.
◉ Illinois ·
1 month ago