Former Liverpool women’s manager Matt Beard dies aged 47
Beard delivered back-to-back Women’s Super League titles with the Reds in 2013 and 2014, with the club saying they are ‘shocked and saddened’ to learn of his passing.
Beard delivered back-to-back Women’s Super League titles with the Reds in 2013 and 2014, with the club saying they are ‘shocked and saddened’ to learn of his passing.
MANILA, Philippines – Every year, all eyes and ears are on the national budget. Understandably and rightfully so, as the passage of the national budget commands headlines and debates. It is the single most important document that determines where government resources will flow. In 2025, the enacted national budget amounts to P6.3 trillion, with substantial
La Salle weathered a determined challenge by Adamson and came away with a 60-58 victory to open its title redemption bid in UAAP Season 88 men’s basketball tournament on Saturday at University of Santo Tomas Quadricentennial Pavilion. Jacob Cortez delivered in his debut, scoring a go-ahead layup and making a crucial pass that led to
The recent hike in H-1B visa application fees by the United States government has sent shockwaves through India’s overseas education loan market.
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Political commentator Russell Brand addressed the seemingly rising tensions between people from the “left” and “right” after Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
NEW YORK, United States – Stock markets steadied and the dollar mostly rose Friday at the end of a week marked by central bank decisions, as attention turned to a call between US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. Wall Street’s three main indices finished the week at records for the second day
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Students, parents, and educators rallying for school choice in Texas, where lawmakers enacted an education savings account program earlier this year (Photo by Robert Daemmrich Photography Inc/Corbis via Getty Images) Corbis via Getty Images President Donald Trump has long championed school choice, calling it “the civil rights issue of our time.” President Trump and congressional Republicans recently expanded parental choice in education as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes a provision creating the nation’s first federal school choice program in the form of a tax credit scholarship program available to both private and public school students. School choice is now serving as a key differentiator in the race to fill a U.S. House vacancy created by Congressman Mark Green’s (R) retirement in July. Early voting began this week for the October 7 primary in which Republicans and Democrats will select nominees for the December 2 special election to determine who serves out the remainder of Green’s two-year term representing Tennessee’s seventh congressional district. As the candidates running to represent this Republican-leaning district, which stretches from the Kentucky to the Alabama borders and includes downtown Nashville, jockey to voice their support for President Trump and his agenda, school choice has emerged as a point of contrast and contention in the Republican primary. One of the top contenders heading into the October 7 GOP primary is Representative Lee Reeves (R-Franklin), a statehouse member who voted earlier this year to make Tennessee’s education savings account (ESA) program available to all children statewide. Among Reeves and the two other GOP state representatives vying to fill Congressman Green’s seat, Representative Jody Barrett (R-Dickson) and Representative Gino Bulso (R-Brentwood), Barrett is the only one who voted against the expansion of Tennessee’s ESA program that Governor Bill Lee (R-Tenn.) signed into law back…