All-women's school Wellesley College responds to accusations of admitting biological male trans students
Defending Education Vice President & Senior Legal Fellow broke down her organization's latest Title IX complaint against Wellesley Coll
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World Cup fever drives surge in youth football enrolment in Singapore
SINGAPORE: The FIFA World Cup may be taking place thousands of kilometres away, but its impact is being felt on football pitches across Singapore.
WWE star Sami Zayn sheds light on recent character development: 'It’s a bit of a choose your own adventure'
WWE's Sami Zayn describes his new character work as a 'choose your own adventure' kind of thing in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Bryce Harper responds to vulgar chants from National fans with a home run and a gesture during his trot
Fox News host Will Cain has more details into the Justice Department's civil rights probe into the MLB on ‘The Will Cain Show.’
Citadel's Griffin pays for talent — including US soccer coach
NEW YORK, June 26 : As the United States men's national soccer team advances in the World Cup, fans from Wall Street to the wider world have an unexpected patron to thank for some of the American team's recent success.
Norway steer steady grassroots course to World Cup success
June 24 : Norway are riding the crest of a wave having made the knockout stage on their return to the World Cup after 28 years and for Norwegian Football Federation chief Lise Klaveness their success confirms their holistic approach to the game is paying off.
FIFA revokes commentator's credentials after on-air crash-out for the ages over player's ejection
Dan Dakich explains how Fox is doing such a good job with their broadcasts during the World Cup.
Resurgent Raducanu and Murray-backed Draper lead British Wimbledon hopes
LONDON, June 25 : Nothing gets British fans more giddy at Wimbledon than a home favourite making a deep run in the tournament, and with Emma Raducanu back in form and Jack Draper back from injury, expectation levels are set to soar again.