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Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines gave an emotional opening statement at the Senate hearing on ‘Protecting Pride: Defending the Civil Rights of LGBTQ+ Americans.’
India registered their first gold medals at the Special Olympics World Games 2023 as Geetanjali Nagvekar won gold in the 800m Level C, to start, what would be a gold rush, with as many as three more added by the end of the day's action. It all kicked off at the Hanns-Braun-Stadion at Olympiapark early in the morning, Geetanjali running a time of 4:31:40, almost eight seconds ahead of her competitor in second place to put India on the board early. Not long after, India added a silver in the male 800m. A heavy downpour meant action at the athletics track was halted, and the focus shifted to the indoor arenas across Berlin.
EastEnders' Ian Beale legend Adam Woodyatt had a very simple response to his return after fans left 'screaming at TV' over soap's major twist. Fans knew that Adam was preparing to reprise his role in the BBC One soap alongside Michelle Collins as she returned from the dead in epic scenes.
A firefighter and dad has gone missing during a charity swim across the English Channel as a huge search operation has been launched.
Riley Gaines reacted to a Democrat witness's comments about men being unable to beat tennis champions Serena Williams during a Senate hearing
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines gave an emotional opening statement at the Senate hearing on "Protecting Pride: Defending the Civil Rights of LGBTQ+ Americans."
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines gave an emotional opening statement at the Senate hearing on ‘Protecting Pride: Defending the Civil Rights of LGBTQ+ Americans.’
A place on the U.S. women’s World Cup soccer team likely leads to an Olympic roster spot, though the Olympic team size is expected to be smaller for Paris than in Tokyo.