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PunchEN

US: Washington voters approve transgender sports ban

Voters in Washington state approved a measure barring transgender athletes from playing on girls sports teams, a major midterms loss for LGBTQ advocates in the normally blue state. Read More: https://punchng.com/us-washington-voters-approve-transgender-sports-ban/

World🇵🇰 PK
DawnEN

Number of blue passports brought down to 49,000 from 74,000, DG says

<p>ISLAMABAD: The number of official, or blue, passports has been brought down to 49,000 from 74,000 in keeping with international obligations and administrative requirements, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the director general of Immigration and Passports, disclosed on Wednesday.</p> <p>He shared this information with Syedaal Khan Nasar, the deputy chairman of Sena

Sports🇺🇸 US
VarietyEN

Skydance Sports Chief Gives Top Roles to Jeff Gerttula, Craig Barry

Warner’s sports properties are being assimilated into Skydance, but some aspects of the company’s approach to games and contests may continue. Craig Barry, a senior sports executive at Warner’s TNT Sports who helped cultivate a creative approach to rights and formats, has been named chief content officer at Skydance’s global sports group, which on Thursday [

World🇫🇷 FR
FranceinfoFR

Collision ferroviaire mortelle en Espagne : en France "ils n'auraient jamais donné un ordre de repartir", estime François Delétraz, spécialiste des transports

Invité de "La Matinale" de franceinfo, François Delétraz, président de l'Association des Voyageurs Usagers et membre de la Fédération nationale des associations d'usagers des transports (FNAUT), est revenu sur l'accident ferroviaire mortel entre deux trains en Espagne. Selon lui, l'accident serait peu probable, voire impossible, en France.

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