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Alabama voters have approved a ballot measure requiring public schools to broadcast or perform the first stanza of the national anthem once per week.

New Mexico State and Northwestern State each scored on their own basket on the same day, delivering two of college basketball's most embarrassing moments.

The Gators and Blue Devils lead the Top 25 And 1 and it's not too early to start thinking about their game next month

For the first time in 589 days, All-American guard Juju Watkins suited up for Southern Cal.

See who dominates Nielsen's list of top college basketball fan bases USA Today

Protesters marched through Seattle Thursday after Washington voters approved Initiative 638 barring biological males from girls' K-12 sports.

The measure bans transgender girls from competing in girls' K-12 school sports and requires documentation verifying student-athletes' biological sex.

Washington voters have approved Initiative 638, creating a statewide sex-verification requirement for students who want to participate in girls’ K-12 sports.

Voters in Washington State are backing a measure that would ban males who identify as females from playing on girl's sports teams.

Stuff Super 25 high school football rankings for Week 14 With record and last week's ranking 1. Brother Rice (10-2) 3 Won 41-10 at Normal. Next: Hosts East St. Louis (7A). 2. Mount Carmel (10-2) 4 Won 21-16 at...

Southern California regional high school girls' volleyball scores and schedule.

Ex-Colts Pro-Bowler leads high school alma mater to first playoff win in three decades USA Today

The 2026 Illinois high school football playoffs are set. See the entire semifinals IHSA bracket and schedule.

Political analyst Juan Williams named Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia as the 2026 Politician of the Year due to his impactful social media messaging and influence on the midterm elections.

Kamala Harris made democracy a campaign theme, but Washington Democrats now seek to overturn Initiative 638 after voters backed girls sports separation.

Republicans have a lot of things to worry about after their catastrophic 2026 midterm, and one of them might be Jon Ossoff, the newly reelected Democratic senator from Georgia.

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff led an informal 2028 Democratic presidential straw poll at Crooked Con, despite saying he has no interest in running for president.