By Sara Moniuszko, CBS News, March 20, 2024 Edited By Paula Cohen Unhappy news for Americans: The United States is no longer among the 20 happiest countries in the world, according to new data from Gallup and its partners. In the newly released 2024 World Happiness Report, the U.S. dropped out of the top 20 on the list […]
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Ryan Bunnell/Cronkite News A sports fan checks odds at FanDuel Sportsbook in downtown Phoenix, highlighting the widespread accessibility of legal sports gambling in the U.S. (File photo by James Franks/Cronkite News) PHOENIX – At this very moment, sports fans are a few seconds and a few clicks away from turning $10 into $200 on any
Thomas Baker, writes about legal issues in sports and sport brand management On January 28, 2008, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) did what at the time was unthinkable, it settled an antitrust class action lawsuit filed by college athletes in White v. NCAA that challenged an NCAA amateurism rule. After all, the NCAA had successfully defended each and every
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By Clare Duffy, CNN If you’re a TikTok fanatic worried about how you’re going to stay connected to the world after a bill that could ban the app passed the House of Representatives Wednesday … don’t panic just yet. For those just catching up: US lawmakers have renewed efforts to crack down on TikTok over national security concerns related
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Ex-Alabama head coach Nick Saban has endorsed the idea of sharing revenue directly with college football players and other NCAA athletes when speaking to a panel that included U.S. Senators focused on NIL issues in Washington, D.C. “If we had some sort of revenue sharing proposition that did not make student-athletes employees… I think that may be the long-term solution,” Saban
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UK basketball coach talks about coal miner Michael McGuire — still with coal dust in his beard and face — joining his son to watch the Wildcats’ Blue-White scrimmage game.
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By Nancy Rauch Douzinas, Rauch Foundation People speak freely of education as an “investment” in our children. But does anybody actually think about this “investment” the way we think about real investments? The answer is: Yes. Charitable foundations and venture philanthropists do thorough research and hard-look analysis to decide where their money will work the
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Caitlin Clark is a college women’s basketball player from Iowa who shot to basketball stardom by becoming the first player in women’s NCAA tournament history with her impressive triple doubles. Iowa Hawkeyes star player Caitlin Clark, known for her long-distance shooting prowess, has become one of the most electrifying players in college basketball. A point
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COVER PHOTO: DEVIN ALLEN/UNDER ARMOUR Golden State Warriors’ Steph Curry with his son Canon, 4. Steph is a family man through and through. Passing his love for basketball on to the next generation. Steph Curry’s Daughter Riley Steals the Show
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“In Argentina, we are very passionate. We really enjoy playing soccer and living it. I think that passion is transmitted within families, from fathers to sons, among siblings, among friends.” – Lionel Messi
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