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Today on Sky Sports Racing: Calandagan and Masquerade Ball headline stellar King George from Ascot
Calandagan, last year’s King George winner, headlines a nine-horse field for the Group 1 King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot, with Japan’s Masquerade Ball among the challengers.
‘What the hell just happened?’: Ryan Fox on his Open triumph and famous sporting family
Ryan Fox won the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, claiming his first major title and establishing his own sporting legacy beyond his World Cup-winning rugby father Grant Fox.
Super League – Wigan Warriors 38-16 St Helens: Bevan French star of the show as hosts eventually rip Saints apart to cause rivals more disarray
Wigan Warriors defeated St Helens 38-16 in a Super League derby, with Bevan French producing an outstanding performance on his return. The victory came as St Helens dealt with the sudden departure of head coach Paul Rowley.
Jermain Defoe: Woking claim former England and Tottenham striker didn’t turn up for meeting and training before shock exit
Jermain Defoe’s four-month tenure as Woking manager ended after the club’s director said the former England striker failed to attend a scheduled meeting and training session.
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ED Scraps Tool to Investigate Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Education eliminated protections against institutional policies that have disparate impacts on minority groups, now requiring evidence of intentional discrimination to violate civil rights law.
White House Seeks to Steer Research Funding Outside Academia
The White House released a new vision directing federal agencies to fund more scientific research outside universities, promoting individual researchers and multiyear grants while questioning the traditional university-centered model.
How Schools Are Failing English Learners With Disabilities
A survey found that 75% of educators report insufficient staffing trained to support English learners with disabilities, creating significant challenges in meeting these students’ dual language and special education needs.
This State Has a New Kindergarten Assessment—No Computer, Pen or Paper Required
Minnesota launched a new kindergarten assessment this school year that observes students during normal classroom activities rather than using computers, pencils, or paper, addressing concerns about traditional testing methods.
A New Tool Can Predict Absenteeism—Before It’s Chronic
Researchers have developed a tool that predicts student absenteeism before it becomes chronic, allowing districts to identify at-risk students at the start of the school year using past attendance data.
Why did Ryanair-Air Malta plane window blow out mid-air and could it happen again?
A passenger on a Ryanair-Air Malta flight was nearly pulled out through a broken window at 16,000 feet after the right engine failed, but his seatbelt and body size helped keep him inside the aircraft.
Airbus to test folding wings for next generation of bestselling planes
Airbus plans to test folding wings on its bestselling A320 aircraft family starting in the second half of next year to address airport capacity constraints while improving fuel efficiency.
CitizenM, 1 Year Later: Learning to Love Marriott Audits and New Bonvoy Guests
One year after Marriott’s $355 million acquisition of CitizenM, the brand reports positive commercial results, with increased distribution and new guests accessing the hotels through Marriott Bonvoy loyalty membership.
Lounges Could Be Next in Southwest’s Overhaul: ‘There’s Work Underway’
Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan indicated the carrier is actively developing plans to launch airport lounges, suggesting the move could boost premium customer acquisition and credit card engagement.
Orthodox monks are the first to live and pray at a monastery in Estonia for 80 years
Orthodox monks have established the first monastery in Estonia in over 80 years, marking a significant religious development in one of Europe’s most secular societies.
What will Andy Burnham’s VAT cut on electricity bills mean for you?
Great Britain households will receive a six-month VAT exemption on electricity bills starting October under Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s cost of living initiative, with savings estimated at £45 annually for typical users.
Why bond investors are pushing up some of your interest rates
Bond investors are driving up 10-year Treasury yields to their highest levels since early 2025, pushing mortgage and auto loan rates higher and creating additional financial pressure for households already facing inflation and tariffs.