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Why Is the WTA Requiring Players to Undergo Genetic Sex Screening?
Last week, Ben Rothenberg broke the story that the WTA will require players to undergo genetic sex screening to maintain their eligibility, prompting several questions that were sent to the tennis mailbag. Context matters. The WTA’s policy went into effect on July 21, and will require players to submit to a one-time screening for the SRY gene to participate on tour. This can be done via saliva, cheek swab or blood sample.
Why Is the WTA Requiring Players to Undergo Genetic Sex Screening? Original
The new eligibility policy sits at the center of the heated debate over transgender participation in sports. So, why did the tour decide to make this move now? The WTA announced that it will require players to undergo genetic sex testing. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Last week, Ben Rothenberg broke the story that the WTA will require players to undergo genetic sex screening to maintain their eligibility, prompting several questions that were sent to the tennis mailbag. Context matters.
Vaccine court: Where Americans who suffer rare injury after vaccination can take their claims
This is an updated version of a story first published on Oct. 5, 2025. The original video can be viewed here. If you've never before heard of the national vaccine court, you're hardly alone. As we first reported in October, it sits inconspicuously, a few hundred yards from the White House; and stands as a model of effective public policy, balancing the societal good of widespread vaccination with rare individual harm.
What Tennis Could Learn From the World Cup Original
Would third-place matches work at majors? Plus, a check-in on Félix Auger-Aliassime and more in this week’s mailbag. Carlos Alcaraz presented The Louis Vuitton Trophy Trunk at the World Cup final. | REUTERS Submissions have been lightly edited for brevity and clarity. As it is written, Wednesday is mailbag day. • The World Cup notwithstanding, last week is often one of the slowest sports weeks of the year. And tennis is doing its part.
Courrier des lecteurs : qu’est-ce qui attend Serena Williams, Iga Świątek et Ben Shelton après Wimbledon ?
Jon, voici quelques constats sans équivoque après une semaine de Wimbledon : 1. Le retour de Serena. Maintenant que la célébration médiatique obligatoire du retour de Serena est terminée, revenons aux faits. Il est évident qu’elle fait la promotion de sa pilule amincissante, raison pour laquelle elle a voulu revenir et en faire une campagne publicitaire intensive. On est bombardés de publicités sur le poids qu’elle a perdu et sur le fait qu’elle est désormais plus rapide et plus agile.
Tout ce qu’il faut retenir sur l’édition 2026 de Wimbledon
L’édition 2026 de Wimbledon est désormais terminée. Il est temps de faire le point sur tout ce qui s’est passé durant ces trois semaines de compétition. #1. Jannik Sinner, le champion en titre, a remporté la victoire finale. Évitant la chaleur qui avait causé sa perte lors du dernier tournoi du Grand Chelem, il n’a cessé de s’améliorer au fil des jours. Il y a un an, il comptait 20 titres à son palmarès. Après sa victoire à Wimbledon, dimanche 12 juillet, il en est désormais à 30.
Jannik Sinner reconquiert Wimbledon, plus fort que jamais
Dimanche, sur le Court Central de Wimbledon, Jannik Sinner a conservé son titre en dominant Alexander Zverev en finale du simple messieurs (6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4), au terme d’un match de près de quatre heures.
Tennis Mailbag: What’s Next for Serena Williams, Iga Świątek and Ben Shelton After Wimbledon Original
For some, the All England Club presented more questions than answers. Iga Świątek fell to Alexandra Eala in the third round at Wimbledon. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Submissions have been lightly edited for brevity and clarity As it is written, Wednesday is mailbag day. • Here’s the 50 parting thoughts column from Wimbledon. • Here’s your Served podcast wrapping up 2026 Wimbledon: Onward … Jon, here are some brutal reality checks after one week of Wimbledon: 1. Serena’s comeback.
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Sealand, world's smallest state, has 1 permanent resident and its own royal family
This is an updated version of a story first published on Nov. 26, 2023. The original video can be viewed here. Ok, name that country: It's planted opposite Europe, sitting proudly on the other side of the North Sea. It's a monarchy that features its own currency, postage stamps, constitution, national anthem, love of tea, and a pair of handsome princes, born two years apart. We speak of… Sealand.
50 Parting Thoughts From 2026 Wimbledon
1. Jannik Sinner defended his title and is the 2026 Wimbledon men’s singles champion. Avoiding the heat that brought his doom at the previous major, he simply got better as the tournament progressed. A year ago, he had 20 career titles. This was his 30th. That’s how dominant he’s been. 2. Linda Nosková broke through, winning the Wimbledon women’s singles title.
Jannik Sinner Returns to Wimbledon Winner’s Circle a Renewed Player Original
The Italian star defeated Alexander Zverev in four sets, redeeming his early exit at Roland Garros. Jannik Sinner defended his Wimbledon title, downing Alexander Zverev in a comprehensive performance. | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect LONDON — Sunday on Centre Court, Jannik Sinner of Italy defended his Wimbledon title, beating Alexander Zverev in the men’s singles final 6–7, 7–6, 6–3, 6–4 in just under four hours.
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