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Leaked Document: EU Plots Sabotage of Trump's Economic Agenda
(Credit: The White House) Market Roundup ⭐ Editor’s Pick: Trump said the U.S. is negotiating "total access" to Greenland for national security, after a framework deal with NATO's Mark Rutte on the Arctic prompted him to drop planned tariffs on European nations. (FOX) The European Parliament voted to block a proposed U.S.-EU trade deal. (TG) Fed Governor Christopher Waller and BlackRock's Rick Rieder have emerged as dark horse choices for the next Federal Reserve chair.
The 2026 NWSL Schedule is Here!
The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) today unveiled the schedule and broadcast details for the 2026 NWSL regular season. Highlighted by NWSL Rivalry Weekend and the return of Decision Day, the league’s 14th year of play kicks off this March as the world’s biggest stars in women’s football return to the pitch.
Skip to main content Blog Post This month’s “Read on Washington”, available only to AcademyHealth members, includes updates on appropriations, updates on impoundments, proposed NIH guidance on gender, and more. Members-only Content: This information is only available to AcademyHealth members. Join our community of leaders in health and health care and gain access to high quality resources aimed at enhancing your professional skills and impact. Already a member?
Read on Washington’s July 2025 Advocacy Update
Blog Post This month's "Read on Washington," available only to AcademyHealth members, includes updates on appropriations negotiations, new rounds of layoffs at HHS, AI executive orders, and more. Members-only Content: This information is only available to AcademyHealth members. Join our community of leaders in health and health care and gain access to high quality resources aimed at enhancing your professional skills and impact. Already a member?
With The Coming Rural Health Access Catastrophe, AHRQ Is More Important Than Ever
Skip to main content Blog Post The research consensus shows that rural health systems and patients are going to be severely harmed by the policies enacted by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Supporting AHRQ can give Congress an evidence-based pathway to mitigate harm.
California’s New Golden City Revealed
Welcome back! Here’s your must-read news this morning: Congress is full steam ahead with Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” as Elon Musk ramps up opposition to the legislation, a startup announces ambitious plans to build a futuristic city in California, and Columbia University finds itself in the crosshairs of the Education Department. I’ve got all the details for you, so let’s dive in. (Staff Sgt.
Patients, Providers, and Researchers Agree: The Agency for Health Research and Quality is Critically Important
AcademyHealth is proud to announce that the Friends of AHRQ have sent to Congress a history smashing sign on letter calling for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to be fully funded in FY26. The 194 signatory organizations represent patients, doctors, nurses, researchers, hospitals, health systems, insurers, think tanks, universities, and more, all calling in one unanimous voice that Congress must protect and invest in AHRQ. Read our letter here.
Litigating Evidence and Preventative Care: Supreme Court Takes Up Braidwood
The Supreme Court recently announced that it will hear Becerra v. Braidwood Management Inc, a case with enormous stakes for the future of preventative services coverage and the role of expert recommendations in policymaking.
Proposed CMS Data Access Changes May Hamper Health Services Research
For more than 60 years, health services researchers have utilized Medicare and Medicaid data not only to drive advancements in US health care efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness but also to shape the very foundation of health policy and program design.
Microsoft Fabric Blog
See Arun Ulagaratchagan’s blog post to read the full Microsoft Fabric preview announcement. Organizations invest heavily in data lake strategies with the vision of having a central place to store all their data, break down silos, and simplify data blending, analysis, security, governance, and discovery. In reality, the vision is highly illusive.
Thomas Edison Cosmetology Students to Open Fundraising Salon
Students in the cosmetology program at Thomas Edison High School of Technology in Silver Spring will be opening a salon on Thursday as a SkillsUSA fundraiser. The salon will be located at the school that branches off of Wheaton High School and will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The student-run, teacher-supervised salon will offer multiple services, including haircuts, blow drying, hair styling, face makeup, waxing, hot oil manicures, and color hair extensions.
Ex-Damascus Star Bresee Projected to be First Round Pick in NFL Draft
Damascus native Bryan Bresee, a junior defensive tackle at Clemson, is projected by many draft experts to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft Thursday night. ESPN draft analysts Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay project theĀ 6’5″, 290 lb. Bresee to be picked 29th overall by the New Orleans Saints in their most recent combined 3-round mock draft. Kiper ranks Bresee as his third overall defensive tackle prospect.
North Bethesda Resident Finishes in Top 100 of Boston Marathon
Dylan Hernandez, a North Bethesda resident, finished 85th overall out of nearly 30,000 competitors in the 127th Boston Marathon Tuesday. Hernandez finished the race in 2 hours, 26 minutes, and 2 seconds, which was also good enough for 68th among all male competitors, and 65th among males aged 18-39. Representing Pacers/Georgetown Running Cub, Hernandez finished 37 seconds ahead of Salisbury native Tyler Muse, giving him the fastest time of anyone from Maryland.
Snyder Among Billionaires With Montgomery County Ties Ranked in Forbes' 'Richest in 2023' List
Seven people with Montgomery County ties were ranked in the top 1000 of Forbes’ recently updated list of the richest people in the world. Steven Rales, a Walt Whitman High School graduate, ranked the highest, sitting at 305 with a net worth of $7.4 billion. Josh Harris, Annette Lerner and family, and Steven’s younger brother Mitchell Rales all cracked the top 500.
Montgomery County Tops Maryland Health Rankings
The annual Maryland County Health Rankings (CHR) ranked Montgomery County as the healthiest county in the state, according to a press release. This is the ninth straight year that Montgomery County has been ranked as the healthiest county. Howard County, Frederick County, Calvert County, and St. Mary’s County rounded out this year’s top five.
Downtown Silver Spring to Host First-Ever Chalk Fest
Chalk Riot, a D.C.-based pavement art company, and Downtown Silver Spring have teamed up to host the first-ever Downtown Silver Spring Chalk Fest. The event will be held on April 29 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Ellsworth Drive between Fenton Street and Georgia Avenue.
Terps Times 2: Teammates Miller, Meyers Taken in 1st Round of WNBA Draft
It was a very good night for the Terps at the WNBA Draft in New York. Maryland senior Diamond Miller was the second overall pick going to the Minnesota Lynx. Nine picks later, Miller’s teammate and Walt Whitman High School alum Abby Meyers was taken 11th overall by the Dallas Wings.
At one school, sports betting company aims pitch at students
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — PointsBet, a Denver-based sports betting company that is a corporate sponsor of the University of Colorado Boulder’s athletics program, says it is pitching its brand to alums in Colorado and other states where fans are old enough to bet legally. But PointsBet’s association with the university strongly suggests another target: Students.
At one school, sports betting company aims pitch at students
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — PointsBet, a Denver-based sports betting company that is a corporate sponsor of the University of Colorado Boulder’s athletics program, says it is pitching its brand to alums in Colorado and other states where fans are old enough to bet legally. But PointsBet’s association with the university strongly suggests another target: Students.
At one school, sports betting company aims pitch at students
By JOSH CAPLAN and SHANE CONNUCK / Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism and the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism - Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism and the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - PointsBet, a Denver-based sports betting company that is a corporate sponsor of the University of Colorado Boulder's athletics program, says it is pitching its brand to alums in Colorado and other states where fans are old enough to bet legally.
At one school, sports betting company aims pitch at students
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — PointsBet, a Denver-based sports betting company that is a corporate sponsor of the University of Colorado Boulder’s athletics program, says it is pitching its brand to alums in Colorado and other states where fans are old enough to bet legally. But PointsBet’s association with the university strongly suggests another target: Students. kAm&?56C :ED 28C66>6?E H:E9 qF772=@ $A@CED !C@A6CE:6D[ 2 4@>A2?J C6AC6D6?E:?8 r& q@F=56C[ !@:?EDq6E’D D:8?D 42?
At One School, Sports Betting Company Aims Pitch At Students
Josh Caplan and Shane Connuck / Shirley Povich Center For Sports Journalism and The Howard Center For Investigative Journalism - Associated Press - 52 minutes ago Partnership Content The content in this section is supplied by Associated Press for the purposes of distributing press releases on behalf of its clients. Barchart has not reviewed, approved, or endorsed the content, and may receive compensation for placement of the content on this site. BOULDER, Colo.
At one school, sports betting company aims pitch at students
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — PointsBet, a Denver-based sports betting company that is a corporate sponsor of the University of Colorado Boulder’s athletics program, says it is pitching its brand to alums in Colorado and other states where fans are old enough to bet legally. But PointsBet’s association with the university strongly suggests another target: Students. kAm&?56C :ED 28C66>6?E H:E9 qF772=@ $A@CED !C@A6CE:6D[ 2 4@>A2?J C6AC6D6?E:?8 r& q@F=56C[ !@:?EDq6E’D D:8?D 42?
At one school, sports betting company aims pitch at students
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — PointsBet is one of several sports-betting companies that’s striking sponsor deals with college sports programs. At the University of Colorado Boulder, the company’s marketing efforts seem to be targeting young fans. Its agreement specifies that PointsBet can display signs at events attended by students many of whom would be under 21, the legal age to bet in Colorado. That includes CU Boulder’s spring commencement, new student orientation and even football camps.
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