Senator condemns Biden’s proposed Title IX rule in letter to Education Secretary: ‘Irreparable harm to women’
Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville warned the proposed changes to Title IX would decrease funding for, and participation in, women's sports.
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British-Ghanaian gaming collective offers safe haven for players of diversity
ACCRA : A keypad-locked door in Ghana's capital Accra hid a neon-lit hall of flickering processors, clicking keyboards and excited voices. The young crowd erupted as brother beat sister in a tight-fought but good-spirited round of Mortal Kombat.
The 16 'most notable' people from Greater Manchester
Manchester has produced music icons, acting legends, sporting heroes and even a Prime Minister.
Greater Manchester’s curry masters to assemble for ‘Curry Club’ event
The makers of the best Asian food in Greater Manchester are to come together for the Manchester Food and Drink Festival’s annual ‘curry club’ event. Tickets are now on sale for the bash, which will take place within the festival’s ‘hub’ at Cathedral Gardens.
Manchester City youngsters out to reverse the trend of Guardiola's loan players
Manchester City starlets James McAtee and Liam Delap know they will have to buck a trend if they are to succeed at the Etihad where others have failed.
American chicken wing restaurant opening 'largest UK' branch at The Trafford Centre
An American chicken wing restaurant is opening its largest ever UK branch in the Trafford Centre later this month.
Nashville's Fisk University introduces first HBCU women's gymnastics team: 'Great energy'
Fisk University gymnastics head coach Corrinne Tarver and first-year team member Zyia Coleman share excitement for the upcoming season
Friday 5: Trackhouse Racing’s Project 91 effort drawing interest
Trackhouse Racing owner Justin Marks says the interest in NASCAR among drivers worldwide will help fuel his Project 91, which debuts next weekend at Watkins Glen International with former F1 driver Kimi Raikkonen making his Cup debut.