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LEXINGTON, Ky. — A Kentucky spokeswoman said the school is «distressed to hear disturbing allegations» of sexual assault by former swimming and diving coach Lars Jorgensen outlined in a lawsuit by two former team members and will cooperate fully with law enforcement.
The United States Justice Department has agreed to pay around 100 victims of disgraced former Team USA doctor Larry Nassar approximately $100 million for the FBI's failures to properly investigate reports of Nassar's sexual assaults against America's top gymnasts and others, according to a report Wednesday in the Wall Street Journal.
Universal Credit recipients have been cautioned that they might not see an increase in their payments until as late as June. This is despite the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) confirming that benefits, including Universal Credit, will see a 6.7 per cent rise starting from April 8.
Riley Gaines explains on "OutKick The Morning" why female athletes had to launch a legal battle against the NCAA over its transgender policy.
A drag queen who received two cancer diagnoses in one year said the discovery of their ‘menace’ alter ego Shanika Sunrise saved their life during gruelling treatment. Jay Swinnerton, 26, was 19 when they were diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin lymphoma – an uncommon cancer that develops in the lymphatic system – in March 2017.
An interesting editorial appeared in the Harvard Crimson student newspaper on Tuesday. The article is titled, "There Are Many Obstacles Facing Women’s Sports. Trans Athletes Aren’t One."
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Michigan will serve three years of NCAA probation, pay a fine and face recruiting restrictions after the university and five current or former football employees reached an agreement with the NCAA's enforcement staff on recruiting violations and coaching activities by noncoaching staff members, the NCAA announced Tuesday.