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Gotham FC Becomes First NWSL Team to Celebrate Title at White House

NJ/NY Gotham FC became the first NWSL (National Women's Soccer League) championship team to visit the White House on Monday, celebrating its 2023 title...

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Tupperware Is in Trouble: When Being First Isn’t Enough

We’re in a golden age for food storage. So why is America’s paradigmatic container brand failing? Tupperware Files for Bankruptcy: A Sign of Changing Times This...

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Activist Wawa Gatheru on Championing Black Women as Climate Leaders

Black Women Leading the Climate Movement Earlier this year, President Biden’s decision to pause gas export hub expansions marked a major environmental victory. Yet, the...

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Fever, Mystics Finish Regular Season with Most-Attended Game in WNBA History

Most Watched WNBA Game in History Happened Last Thursday  The phrase “everyone watches women’s sports” was evident this WNBA season, capped by Thursday's regular-season finale...

Gotham FC Becomes First NWSL Team to Celebrate Title at White House

NJ/NY Gotham FC became the first NWSL (National Women's Soccer League) championship team to visit the White House on Monday, celebrating its 2023 title...

Panthers vs. Raiders Marks NFL First With Two Women Presidents 

Panthers vs. Raiders Marks NFL First With Two Women Presidents  History was made on Sunday when the Carolina Panthers visit the Las Vegas Raiders, as...

Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes 1st to Reach 1B Social Media Followers Following YouTube Launch

Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has entered rarified air away from the pitch. After amassing nearly 61 million followers on his YouTube channel in less...

Patrick Mahomes Weighs in on Family’s Outlook on Politics

Patrick Mahomes Avoids Political Discussions Patrick Mahomes prefers not to delve into political conversations. Recently, former President Donald Trump mentioned Mahomes' wife, Brittany Mahomes, praising...

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