Mauricio Pochettino says US men's players should aspire to achieve like women
Mauricio Pochettino began his tenure as U.S. men's national soccer team coach by saying his players should aspire to achieve as much as the American women.
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Chiefs medicine VP: Ravens' Van Noy waited 12 minutes for care - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Baltimore Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy waited 12 minutes to see an ophthalmologist when he suffered an eye injury during last week's game against the Kansas City Chiefs because the doctor was seated in the stands and needed time to get to the locker room, Chiefs vice president for sports medicine and performance Rick Burkholder said.
AIFF Lodges Police Complaint After Anonymous Caller's Threat To "Life and Property" Of Kalyan Chaubey
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has lodged a complaint with Delhi police, alleging that it has received an anonymous call issuing threats to life and property of its president Kalyan Chaubey. An AIFF official lodged the complaint for "registration of FIR against unknown miscreants" at the Dwarka Sector 23 police station on Thursday. The complaint said that the AIFF office, also located at Dwarka, received a call on September 10 issuing "threats to the life and property of not only Chaubey but also his family." "Delhi police has received a complaint at Dwarka Sector 23 police station and are conducting an inquiry," a senior police officer told PTI.
Commission brings medical, toys rules in line with AI Act
The European Commission is preparing the revision of technical aspects of the Medical Device and the In Vitro Regulation to bring them in line with the AI Act, according to a meeting document seen by Euronews.
Riley Gaines praises HS field hockey team's decision to forfeit, takes swipe at NCAA president
Riley Gaines talks about a Massachusetts field hockey team's decision to forfeit and takes a swipe at NCAA President Charlie Baker on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich."
Former MEPs hunting for jobs: What are the EU's 'revolving doors' rules?
After a few weeks of summer break, MEPs are back in Brussels, reviewing their files and attending back-to-work meetups.
County Side Docked 12 Points After Pakistan-Origin Star's "Batting Gear" Blunder
Essex have described English cricket chiefs as "absolutely stupid" for docking the county 12 points because one of their players used a bat ruled too wide. The club's slim hopes of winning the County Championship First Division have all but evaporated after a bat, used by Feroze Khushi in April's match against Nottinghamshire, was found to have exceeded the permitted dimensions. Khushi made 21 in his second innings when the bat was ruled to have breached the regulations when tested by the match umpires.
Libya's central bank chaos must serve as a wake-up call for the West
Libya's Tripoli-based government's recent clumsy attempt to replace the central bank governor should be a blaring alarm in the central Mediterranean.