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Buried deep in a New York Times Magazine puff piece about a male volleyball player (who says he is female) playing on a women's college team is a section on how Nike researchers are complaining that President Donald Trump is hampering their efforts to make it easier for males to play on female teams. Read More.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order that repeals Obama era regulations that limited how much water could flow from shower heads. Read More.

Parents in Colorado could lose custody of their children for such things as "misgendering" and "deadnaming," according to legislation passed by the state House of Representatives on Sunday. Read More.

When Stephanie Turner made the decision not to compete against a man in the women's competition of the Cherry Blossom Open in Maryland she was issued a black card by the referee. Read More.

The doctor who developed the FDA-approved cancer drug Abraxane, said he is seeing for the first time young children being diagnosed with some of the most aggressive, deadly cancers. Read More.

Chinese nationals are using the largely unregulated U.S. surrogacy industry, specifically in California, to literally rent the wombs of American women to have babies who are instant U.S. citizens and then take them back to China, a report said. Read More.

With President Donald Trump in attendance, Oklahoma State's Wyatt Hendrickson, a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force, defeated Minnesota's Gable Steveson 5-4 in the heavyweight final Saturday night at the NCAA men's wrestling championships. Read More.

It has been a week of momentous space news for the United States, with the March 2 landing of the Firefly Aerospace Blue Ghost unmanned Moon lander, the March 6 failure of the second Intuitive Machines unmanned moon lander, and the March 6 spectacular failure of the SpaceX Starship second stage, while seeing the third successful recovery of the massive booster stage. Read More.

Brazil has destroyed an eight-mile stretch of protected Amazon rainforest in order to build a new four-lane highway in time for a one-time event — the COP30 climate summit. Read More.

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith is suggesting a tax on the $840 billion college endowments. These endowments will soon eclipse $1 trillion in size — more money than the entire GDP of many countries. Read More.

As of March 4, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reports it has terminated 2,334 contracts totaling $8 billion in savings, 3,489 grant terminations for roughly $10 billion in savings, and 748 lease terminations totaling about $660 million in savings. Read More.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is calling on Americans to hunt and eat a giant rat that has become a menace to ecosystems nationwide. Read More.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. issued a stop-work order on a contract awarded by the Biden-Harris administration to a biotech company for the production of a new Covid vaccine. Read More.

According to their website, “Indiana Voices is an official contact point for NARSOL (National Association for Rational Sex Offense Laws). As such we work to combat new and currently existing laws which make it difficult for persons required to register as Sex Offenders to reestablish themselves in the community and to lead normal productive, offense-free lives.” Read More.

Despite President Donald Trump's executive order banning men from playing women's sports, a male from Greely High School in Cumberland, Maine was allowed to compete in the girls' competition in the Class B State Indoor Track Championships on Monday. Read More.