Por: Los Angeles Times Sports November 18, 2022
As the NFL sought to resume play during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, with some teams choosing to allow fans into stadiums, league officials insisted that football crowds had no negative impact on public health. “We’re proud of that,” Commissioner Roger Goodell said at the time, “and we’re going to build on that.” But new research suggests that even at significantly reduced capacity, stadiums with 20,000 or more in... + full article
Portland Press Herald USA Sports December 17, 2022
Bonny Eagle’s Julia Pendleton competes in the long jump Tuesday during an indoor track meet at the University of Southern Maine. USM prohibits the use of spikes during regular-season meets. “It’s a pretty big disadvantage not having spikes coming out of the blocks,” says... + más
Indoor track: Athletes to watch in southern Maine | Portland Press Herald
Indoor track: Teams to watch in southern Maine | Portland Press Herald
ESPN USA Sports December 15, 2022
NEW YORK -- The NFL has awarded through its Inspire Change social justice initiative five new national grants to organizations focused on police and community relations.The recipients were announced Thursday as the league will highlight its commitment to social justice over the... + más
4-Star QB Prospect Jaden Rashada Flips Commitment from Miami to Florida | Bleacher Report
CMA Awards 2022: Jessica Chastain, Carrie Underwood and more take the red carpet | ABC News
The Hill USA Health November 22, 2022
National Football League (NFL) games attended by fans during the 2020-21 season were linked with increased COVID-19 case rates in the counties where they were held, and in those surrounding the stadiums. Results of a new study, , show the spikes were more prominent when games... + más
Indoor track: Maine athletes look across the border for better performances | Portland Press Herald
NFL games during 2020 season led to significant COVID spikes, study says | Los Angeles Times
WPLG Local 10 USA Sports October 30, 2022
HOUSTON – Framber Valdez swapped his glove and his spikes midgame. He repeatedly rubbed his hands.By the time he strode off the mound to a standing ovation and handed the Houston Astros' bullpen a seventh-inning lead, it was clear he had thrown a curve at the Philadelphia... + más
The 2022 World Series begins October 28 — here's how to watch the Phillies and Astros play for the MLB championship | Business Insider
NFL Playoff Scenarios | ABC News
MarketWatch USA Politics October 06, 2022
Faced with a financial crisis that threatens systemic risk — because a bank or investment firm “breaks” — the Fed might well abandon the policy-tightening plan it has mapped out. This would remove the heightened risk of recession. And that would be good for stocks.... + más
These money and investing tips can help you decode the financial markets' mixed messages | MarketWatch
How low the stock market could fall and what investors should do, according to experts | ABC News
Newsweek USA Nation October 05, 2022
States that weakened concealed carry laws experienced spikes in violent crimes, according to recent studies.Concealed carry laws, which require people who want to carry and conceal a handgun outside of their home, have long been a target of gun rights advocates who argue the... + más
Weaker concealed carry laws linked to increase in gun crimes, study shows | 10 WBNS
NYC Mayor Adams Passes Gun Ban In Times Square Amid Legal Challenges | Forbes
CNN USA Business September 26, 2022
New York (CNN Business)Hollywood loves a comeback story, and , one of the industry's most notorious flops, is trying to write one of the most epic sequels in history.The revolutionary movie ticketing service, which sent shock waves through before , has risen from the dead... + más
Travel prices may be dropping—is now the time to book a trip? | MarketWatch
When should I get the omicron booster? Will I need covid shots forever? | Portland Press Herald
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