Month: March 2021

“Changed the Game” is a Yahoo Sports series dedicated to the women who are often overlooked, under-appreciated or simply deserve more flowers for their contributions to women’s sports history. WHM What’s it like to make history and have everyone forget about it immediately? Wyomia Tyus knows. At the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City, Tyus
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Warning – this article contains an image that some people may find distressing Leading Irish trainer Gordon Elliott has been temporarily banned from racing in Britain after being pictured sitting on a dead horse. Elliott, 43, has apologised after the photograph circulated on social media. The Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board (IHRB) has started an investigation
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Catalan police say they have made four arrests after searching the offices of Spanish side Barcelona. The identity of those involved have not yet been confirmed by police, who said their investigation is continuing. The police operation was conducted on Monday after an investigation into financial issues at Barcelona. The club’s presidential elections take place
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It has previously described its response – which staff and union organisers have said include mandatory meetings and anti-union fliers throughout the warehouse, among other measures – as providing “education, about a step it says could lead union members being charged $500 in dues without a guarantee of better pay or other benefits.
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Attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) have expressed their concerns about US President Joe Biden’s administration. CPAC is the country’s largest meeting of conservative activists and politicians, and usually gives insight into the direction of the Republican Party. Donald Trump gave his first speech since leaving the White House at the conference on
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(Illustration by Michael Wagstaffe/Yahoo Sports) In 1952, the Boston Braves purchased the Negro League contract of Henry Aaron from the Indianapolis Clowns, a transaction that set the stage for baseball history. Aaron would make his MLB debut with the Braves two seasons later, 23 years before he retired with the most revered record in American
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In the city of Taiz, Yemen, hundreds of children arrive for lessons each day in the ruins of a school near to front-line fighting between the government and Houthi rebels. Ahmed, a nine-year-old boy who has been blind since birth, steps in to take classes when the teachers can’t make it. One in every five
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