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OutKick host Riley Gaines and fitness guru Jillian Michaels discuss President Donald Trump signing an executive order to keep biological men out of women's sports on 'Hannity.'
It didn't take long for public speculation over Mike Woodson's replacement at Indiana to commence.
The eighth Lead-Forte Gate Schools biennial inter-house sports competition will be held on February 20, at the UNILAG Sports Complex, Akoka, Lagos, the schools have announced.
The Trump administration is investigating potential civil rights violations at two universities and a high school sports league that allowed transgender athletes to compete on women's teams, the Education Department said Thursday.
Tributes have been paid to a dad who had a 'heart of gold' after he was tragically found dead in a river two months after a huge search was launched to find him.
Hundreds of people are expected to attend a mass rally outside the Senedd to protest against proposed Cardiff University cuts. The proposal would see a potential loss of 400 jobs and the closure of entire academic schools.
Tesco has initiated a campaign to increase the intake of fruit and veg among children who may not normally receive enough of these nutritious foods. Focusing on Birmingham and UK-wide schools in neighbourhoods with a high uptake of free school meals, this initiative arises from data highlighting the struggle of low-income families to maintain a healthy diet.
A mum-of-two believes she is "lucky to be alive" after seemingly harmless symptoms led to the diagnosis of a fatal disease. Nurse Rachel Edge, from Bolton, was informed that she could have lost her life "within 18 months" if her illness had not been treated in time.