One of the biggest pieces of news on Tuesday had to do with President Donald Trump‘s phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin in which the two spoke for 90 minutes and discussed a potential ceasefire in Ukraine.
But we’ll let the political eggheads dissect the nuts and bolts of their discussion and what it means for the geopolitical state of the world because it sounds like some hockey came up on the call if you can believe that, and by “that” I mean, the Kremlin’s report of the call.
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As OutKick reported on Monday, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights announced that the Maine Department of Education, the Maine Principals’ Association, and Greely High School are each in violation of Title IX.
The Department of Education initially launched an investigation into the state of Maine after a trans-identifying male track athlete won a state title in girls’ pole-vaulting earlier this year.
EA Sports is upping the NIL payouts for players after the success of last summer’s revitalized College Football game.
In a move that was first reported by The Athletic, EA Sports has announced that players who opt-in to the upcoming summer release will see their payouts double, compared to last year’s payout pool for athletes.
After each player received $600 last year for the use of their NIL in the popular football game, EA Sports has announced that they are increasing the payouts for players, who will now receive $1600, more than doubling their payments.
For the first time in 30 years, the legendary coach has been on a different sideline, battling to return to what he once was. This is the story of his season — and what might come next for the proud franchise he leads.
The 2024-2025 Major League Baseball offseason was dominated by discussion around the Los Angeles Dodgers and their willingness to build a better roster after winning the 2024 World Series.
They brought back Teoscar Hernandez, Enrique Hernandez, Blake Treinen and extended Tommy Edman. Then they added Tanner Scott, Blake Snell, Kirby Yates, Roki Sasaki and Michael Conforto. To a roster that already had Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman. Baseball fans, furious that one of baseball’s best teams in one of its biggest markets is actually trying to win, went ballistic.
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The Australian Grand Prix brought in big numbers for ESPN
The 2025 Formula 1 season is off to a fascinating start, both on and off the track.
Lando Norris held off Max Verstappen and the elements to take the win in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. That victory broke Verstappen’s reign atop the Drivers’ Championship standings, dating back to the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix.
Given the always-consistent magic that appears during March Madness and the fact that us Americans are addicted to brackets, everyone watches the NCAA Tournament. Wait, sorry, almost everyone.
Boston Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy will not be tuning into any of the action.
The award-winning 71-year-old, who has been with the Globe since 1981, has not exactly been subtle over recent years with his hatred toward the current state of college athletics, one that solely revolves around money and NIL.
A Long Beach Democrat, Senate Majority Leader Lena Gonzalez, is pushing to have the iconic “76” sign removed from Dodger Stadium.
Loyal fans of the Boys in Blue see the move as political grandstanding.
Politicians like Gonzalez should be condemned for meddling in sports, a realm meant for enjoyment and unity, by injecting their personal agendas into the sports discussion.
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There is at least some method to the madness of March.
The field of 68 is official, which means that at some point between now and early Thursday afternoon, you’re probably going to be asked to fill out a bracket. It’s always a daunting task, and the fear of embarrassing yourself in front of friends, family or colleagues who you didn’t care for much to begin with can be unnerving
Thankfully, we’re here to help with 15 bracket tips you can ride to an admirable finish in your bracket challenge.
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It was a gut punch of a home race for McLaren driver Oscar Piastri, but it could have been a whole hell of a lot worse had he not leaned on a bit of driving knowledge he got from a completely unexpected place.
If you didn’t catch the race (which happened in the middle of the night here in the good ol’ US of A), it looked like McLaren was on for a pretty easy 1-2 finish thanks to Piastri and his teammate Lando Norris.