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Republican Party · United States

World reacts to U.S. bombing Iranian nuclear facilities

48% Center coverage: 210 sources

Texas lawmakers are weighing in after the U.S. military, alongside Israel, launched strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, a move confirmed by former President Donald Trump. See the Story

NCAA · Welland

NCAA's House Settlement Era Begins, Shaking up College Athletics as some Schools Opt Out

70% Center coverage: 93 sources

The NCAA’s House settlement era launched on Tuesday, with athletic programs across the country free to start paying millions to their athletes in the biggest change in the history of college athletics. It’s the death of the NCAA’s longstanding amateur model, certain to cause headaches and disputes among powerhouse and small-time programs alike. Scattered among them, however, is a handful of schools that have decided to wait it out at least a yea…See the Story

US Politics · United States

Democratic-led states challenge Trump's ability to slash grant funding

42% Left coverage: 52 sources

A group of 21 Democratic-led states filed a Tuesday lawsuit against the Trump administration for arbitrarily cutting grants allegedly misaligned with an agency’s goals. See the Story

Tennis Coach Exits for Calvin Position

Tennis Head Coach George Rodriguez accepted a position as Calvin University’s men’s and women’s tennis head coach per a release from Calvin Athletics Tuesday. Rodriguez stepped into the role at GW in 2022 where throughout his tenure the squad went 21-38 (.351) overall, losing their last seven matches of 2025. While the team hovered around a win percentage of .500 in the conference his first two seasons, finishing 5-4 and 4-5 in conference play …Athletics · Grand Rapids See the Story

‘They Should Have Told Us Sooner’: Lower Enrollment, Less Revenue Leads CWU to Cut Rugby

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

(The Center Square) – While enrollment at many colleges and universities across the country is slowly returning to pre-pandemic levels, that is not the case on all campuses, including CentralRugby · Ellensburg See the Story

UofL Health names chief medical officer as interim CEO

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

"I look forward to continuing to work alongside our team to provide quality, patient-centered care to our community," Dr. Smith said.Louisville, Kentucky · Louisville See the Story

Metro Starts Better Bus Program Sunday_ Biggest Change to System in Half-Century

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Metro General Manager Randy Clarke before boarding the renamed D74 bus as part of the Metro bus system's first overhaul in 50 years.(WTOP/Dan Ronan) D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Metro General Manager Randy Clarke before boarding the renamed D74 bus as part of the Metro bus system's first overhaul in 50 years.(WTOP/Dan Ronan) On Sunday, Metro begins its Better Bus program; it’s the biggest overhaul of the road-based t…See the Story

Students set record number of donations during annual Green Move-Out

Students donated over 67,000 pounds of goods to local charities and nonprofit organizations during the spring semester move-out this year, an increase of over 25,500 pounds from 2024, according to a report from the Office of Sustainability. The annual Green Move-Out program was launched by the University’s sustainability office in 2014 to promote environmentally friendly habits and decrease student waste during spring move-out has donated at le…Charities · Washington Read Article

Co-chair, founding member of Aston advisory group resigns

Jim Malec, the co-chair to a local advisory team overseeing The Aston unhoused shelter, stepped down from his post on the committee Tuesday. Malec served as co-chair to the Community Advisory Team while District officials converted the former GW residence hall on New Hampshire Avenue into a short term, apartment-style shelter — the first of its kind in the city. His departure as co-chair to the CAT is effective immediately, but he will remain on…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Men’s basketball announces October exhibition game against Georgetown as 2025-26 schedule takes shape

For the first time in more than 40 years, men’s basketball will host the Georgetown University Hoyas this fall, GW Athletics announced Wednesday in a release. The cross-town Hoyas exhibition game, scheduled at the Smith Center for Oct. 18, will come two weekends before the start of the 2025-26 season, marking an opportunity for a more game-like practice experience for players and a chance for fans to see two of D.C.’s premier teams in action. G…Sports · Washington Read Article

DC’s oldest Black cemeteries commemorate Juneteenth with community education, preservation

On Juneteenth, the Black Georgetown Foundation gathered visitors at the city’s oldest Black cemeteries to reflect on and preserve the neighborhood’s Black history. Just beyond Q Street, beside the brick walls of Dumbarton House, lie the Mount Zion and Female Union Band Society Cemeteries —the two oldest Black cemeteries in the District. On Juneteenth, the foundation held an event at the site, inviting attendees to walk the grounds and offering …Juneteenth · District of Columbia Read Article

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World reacts to U.S. bombing Iranian nuclear facilities

NCAA's House Settlement Era Begins, Shaking up College Athletics as some Schools Opt Out

Democratic-led states challenge Trump's ability to slash grant funding

Tennis Coach Exits for Calvin Position

‘They Should Have Told Us Sooner’: Lower Enrollment, Less Revenue Leads CWU to Cut Rugby

UofL Health names chief medical officer as interim CEO

Metro Starts Better Bus Program Sunday_ Biggest Change to System in Half-Century

Students set record number of donations during annual Green Move-Out

Co-chair, founding member of Aston advisory group resigns

Men’s basketball announces October exhibition game against Georgetown as 2025-26 schedule takes shape

DC’s oldest Black cemeteries commemorate Juneteenth with community education, preservation

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