San Francisco (Crohn) – A professor at Berkeley, a Berkeley professor who celebrates the Dyck career in San Francisco, says he was beaten and concussed. He is now talking about this. Hate has no place in San Francisco: Local leaders explode the last wave of anti -Semitic attacks Thousands of people mobilized at Mission Dolores … Read more
Aurora, Colorado (KDVR) – A group of people walked late on Monday to the Geo Group contract in Aurora, which contracted the enforcement of American migration and customs, to show their solidarity with the ice protests in Los Angeles. Several groups called for people to meet with what he called the emergency and protest march. … Read more
Deir Al-Bala, Gaza Strip- Local health officials said on Sunday that Israeli strikes over the past 24 hours have killed at least 38 people in Gaza, including children. More details appeared about the Palestinian doctor, who lost nine of her ten children in an Israeli strike on Friday. The Gaza Ministry of Health said that … Read more
TORONTO — For a moment, there was silence. Not even two minutes into AFC Toronto’s inaugural match in the National Super League, Canada’s brand new professional women’s soccer league, Tanya Boychuck had taken advantage of a nervy mistake to put Montréal Roses FC ahead 1–0. Boychuck was stunned, and so was the sold-out crowd at … Read more
Hannah Hidalgo is putting on a March Madness masterclass, and she’s now in an exclusive club alongside none other than Indiana Fever’s superstar Caitlin Clark. As Notre Dame Fighting Irish stormed past Michigan Wolverines to reach the Sweet 16, Hidalgo’s incredible season hit another milestone—one that only Clark has reached in the last 25 years. … Read more
Austin-Once William and Mary, classified from Texas, William and Mary, the sixteenth seed, could not stop them. The tribe was suspended early, but Longhorns fled with a victory of 105-61 in the first round of the NCAA Women’s Championship on Saturday in Moody Center. Texas Rori Harmon (3) moves the ball against William and Mary … Read more
From the perspective of hoping for upsets and chaos, day two of March Madness disappointed again. It was an excellent day for prospects, though, as a handful of future lottery picks had excellent performances. Let’s break down four more notable prospect performances from the second day of NCAA Tournament hoops. Jeremiah Fears vs UConn 20 … Read more