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Player pay and transfer portal put college sports in new territory
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio New Year’s Day has long been synonymous with college football bowl games, but it’s also a key week for the future of those teams. Starting Friday, the window opens for players to transfer, part of what some have called a “wild west” in college sports. Lisa Desjardins discussed the reshaping of college sports and what it means for athletes with Stewart Mandel.
How 'Trump accounts' for children work, and who will benefit most
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio You may have heard about new savings and investment accounts for children known as "Trump accounts." They got a big boost from a philanthropic donation that's among the largest ever delivered directly to Americans. The accounts are expected to open next May. The question is, can they deliver the benefits over the long haul that are being promoted? Economics correspondent Paul Solman dug into that.
Why private credit is creating major concerns among economists
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio Investors and economists are warning about a piece of the financial system that could pose a risk that is potentially similar in ways to the housing crash that preceded the financial crisis in 2008. It’s part of what's been called the shadow banking system: the private credit market, an alternative type of lending to companies that doesn't involve traditional banks. Paul Solman explains.
How debt interest is becoming a bigger problem for the U.S. government
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio The national debt has grown to more than $37 trillion. There is mounting concern in some quarters over how soon the ballooning debt will impact the lives of everyday Americans. As economics Paul Solman explains, simply paying the interest on that debt is already swallowing a larger portion of the federal budget.
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What consumers can expect as de minimis exemption ends
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Transcript Audio Americans are no longer able to import cheap foreign goods tariff-free. The Trump administration ended the de minimis exemption, which allowed packages valued under $800 to enter the U.S. with no import tax. Last year, there were nearly four million such packages a day. Amna Nawaz discussed the latest with Clark Packard. He is a trade expert at the libertarian Cato Institute.
How the government’s crackdown on unpaid student loans could impact millions
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio The Trump administration is making significant changes to how it deals with student debt. It has resumed loan collections from past borrowers, and these changes could have a significant impact on weekly paychecks and credit ratings for many people. This month, two million overdue borrowers could be facing those penalties. Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports.
Venezuelan immigrants in Chicago live in fear after loss of temporary legal status
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio The Trump administration announced Friday that starting on Sept. 2, Haitians cannot remain in the U.S. under temporary protected status. It’s part of a broader change by the administration to revoke legal protections for citizens of several countries, including Venezuela. Many Venezuelan migrants ended up in Chicago, where special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports about a community on edge.
What Trump’s tariffs mean for the everyday products we rely on
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio Nearly one out of every three physical products made in the world today comes from China, including many items we use in our daily lives. Economics correspondent Paul Solman invites us into his home for a look at what tariff turbulence means for the products we rely on.
Jobs market defies expectations amid fears tariffs could soon spur economic downturn
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio The U.S. labor market beat expectations last month, adding 177,000 jobs as the unemployment rate held steady at 4.2 percent. But the April jobs number was lower than the March tally and some economists are concerned that cracks in the economy are beginning to show as the effects of President Trump’s tariffs become clearer. Amna Nawaz discussed more with Julia Coronado of MacroPolicy Perspectives.
The benefits and financial toll of rebuilding America’s aluminum industry
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio The central economic focus of President Trump's second term so far has been tariffs. Over the past few months, the president has levied - and also paused - taxes on imports from all over the world. Some have taken effect, including his tariffs on aluminum. Economics correspondent Paul Solman looks at those and what kind of impact they may have on manufacturers, workers and consumers.
How private equity’s increasing role in health care is affecting patients
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio Economics correspondent Paul Solmanan is exploring the impact on communities in Massachusetts after a private equity firm bought struggling hospitals. In his second report, he looks at how private equity's increasing role in health care is affecting patients.
The steps an Ohio county took to reduce infant mortality rates
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio When it comes to infant mortality, the United States ranks 54th in the world. That's about three times that of Japan, Singapore or Slovenia. Within the U.S., Ohio is in the bottom 25 percent of all states. Hamilton County was even worse until it started working on saving newborns a decade ago. Paul Solman went there to find out how they’ve done it. It's part of our coverage of Race Matters.
Purdue program works to revive liberal arts as key part of the college experience
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio Call it “the death of the humanities.” Over the last decade or so, majors in English and history are down by a third and humanities enrollment overall is down by almost a fifth. Now an initiative is working to revive liberal arts as a key part of the college experience. Jeffrey Brown reports from Purdue University for our series, Rethinking College.
Investigation reveals how universities profit off land taken from Indigenous people
There's a new spotlight on some universities and whether they should be helping Native American students more than they are now. It follows a news investigation that found some schools have long profited from land essentially taken from Native American tribes and leased to industries like oil and gas. Stephanie Sy reports on the impact of this legacy on students for our series, Rethinking College. Notice: Transcripts are machine and human generated and lightly edited for accuracy.
Why some universities are returning to standardized testing in admissions process
Headlines around higher education this year have centered on protests, free speech and student safety. But some important changes on the academic and admissions front have gotten less attention, including some schools turning back to standardized testing after deciding they would no longer require it. Paul Solman reports for our series, Rethinking College. Read the Full Transcript Amna Nawaz: Headlines around higher education this year have centered on protests, free speech and students safety.
Why some universities are returning to standardized testing in admissions process
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Audio Headlines around higher education this year have centered on protests, free speech and student safety. But some important changes on the academic and admissions front have gotten less attention, including some schools turning back to standardized testing after deciding they would no longer require it. Paul Solman reports for our series, Rethinking College.
Top Storylines Headed Into the NCAA Semifinals
Tonight’s semifinals are set and there are some awesome matchups on deck. Before we go weight-by-weight, one interesting tidbit of the quarters is that the magic number was six. We had six straight No. 6-seeded wrestlers make the semis from 133 to 165. Now, to get ready for all the action, here are the top storylines at each weight to watch for in the next round.
27 Can't Miss NCAA Round of 16 Matches
125 This weight class has been on fire the entire year and the entire next round is going to be the same. From top to bottom we have matchups that are can’t-miss. But here’s a six-pack of bouts in this weight class that will be awesome. #1 Braeden Davis (PSU) vs #17 Brett Ungar (Cornell) #2 Luke Stanich (Lehigh) vs #15 Caleb Smith (Nebraska) #3 Drake Ayala (Iowa) vs #14 Nico Provo (Stanford) To see the full article purchase an InterMat Premium membership for $10 per month or $50 per year.
Push for unionizing marks latest challenge to student-athlete model
Amna Nawaz: March Madness is officially under way. But underlying the excitement of brackets and potential upsets is a conversation around athletes' efforts to unionize. Last month, the Dartmouth men's basketball team voted 13-2 to form a union, after the National Labor Relations Board ruled that the players were employees of the private university.
Patrick McKee Interview (3/5/2024)
Photo: Sam Janicki Ryan Holmes • 34 minutes ago Minnesota All-American Pat McKee sits down with Ryan Holmes before his final postseason. McKee reflects on his time with the Minnesota program, his recruitment through his time as a leader for the Golden Gophers. He also discusses the state of the 125 lb weight class, battles with Eric Barnett and much more.
Vision for new affordable city in California meets skepticism from locals
Cities worldwide are becoming overcrowded, overpriced and a source of global warming. That's why a group called "California Forever" is looking to build a livable, affordable, and eco-friendly community near San Francisco. But some local officials and residents are skeptical about the proposal. Paul Solman visited the area to find out if the developers' dreams could come true. Notice: Transcripts are machine and human generated and lightly edited for accuracy. They may contain errors.
#2 Oklahoma State vs #3 Iowa Preview
Oklahoma State vs Iowa Preview: Another Wild Installment of History Set for Sunday Oklahoma State and Iowa are two of the most storied programs in the country. From their Olympic and World Champion head coaches to their amazing history of winning under the biggest and brightest lights, these teams have cemented themselves into the fabric of our sport's history and record books. Now, they are set to face off for the 57th time.
Five B1G Takeaways from the Big Ten (2/14/24)
As if the twists and turns at 125 haven’t been enough craziness, the B1G Ten dual meet season has given us an extra scoop of that good stuff on top. Nebraska Cools Off Red Hot Michigan A week ago at this time, we were all talking about how Michigan defended its home turf against the visiting Hawkeyes on Senior Night as they won 7 of 10 bouts. Flash forward and the Wolverines found themselves on the other end of a beating when they traveled to Lincoln, NE.
#9 Michigan at #4 Nebraska Preview
Michigan is coming off one of the biggest wins of the season and will look to continue that momentum into Lincoln, NE on Friday night when they face the Cornhuskers. For Nebraska, it will be Senior Night and it’s no secret they’d like to send Peyton Robb, Brandyn Van Tassell, and Nash Hutmacher off with a win. But it won’t be easy as the Wolverines have a loaded lineup that just won seven of the 10 bouts against the Hawkeyes last week.
Half of American renters pay more than 30% of income on housing, study shows
Rental prices are unaffordable for a record number of Americans with half of all renters paying more than 30 percent of their income on rent and utilities, according to Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies. Stephanie Sy reached out to renters across the country to hear how these soaring prices are impacting their lives and discussed their issues with Whitney Airgood-Obrycki. Notice: Transcripts are machine and human generated and lightly edited for accuracy. They may contain errors.
Big Ten Friday Night Wrestling Preview (2/2/2024)
Friday night is always big in the Big Ten! This week is no exception. The Big Ten Network has a doubleheader that features #7 Ohio State at #1 Penn State, followed by #2 Iowa at #13 Michigan. Additionally, #30 Michigan State is at #26 Illinois, Maryland is at #10 Minnesota, and Northwestern is at #23 Wisconsin. Our Big Ten correspondents, Ryan Holmes and Kevin Claunch, sat down to discuss and preview the action in the conference, primarily the two headline duals.
Minnesota All-American Michael Blockhus Interview
Photo: Sam Janicki Ryan Holmes • 22 minutes ago Ryan Holmes talks to Minnesota All-American Michael Blockhus. Initially, Blockhus intended on turning his attention to an MMA career; however, he returned to Minneapolis for a final season on the mat. Within the last week-plus, Blockhus defeated two top-three opponents and is a serious contender for the 157 lb national title.
Conference Crossover Conversation (1/9/2024)
The Conference Crossover Conversation is back and features our Big Ten correspondents Ryan Holmes and Kevin Claunch, along with ACC rep Robbie Wendell and the EIWA's Austin Sommer. The four discuss some of the notable duals and individual matches from the last week, along with Nash Hutmacher's transition from the football field to the wrestling mats, Daton (and possibly Vito) weighing in light and much more! For the full video: Click Here
Lawsuits challenging real estate commission could shake up housing market
PBS NewsHour The Federal Reserve is projecting as many as three interest rate cuts next year. That could help lower mortgage rates, which have been at a two-decade high this year, and help improve the affordability of buying a home. But a landmark jury decision could also change the costs of buying and selling a home and its overall price tag. Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports from Missouri. Share Include playlist An error occurred while retrieving sharing information.
Conference Crossover Conversation (12/13/2023)
Our correspondent crew, Ryan Holmes and Kevin Claunch (Big Ten) combine with Robbie Wendell (ACC) to talk about Pitt's win over Ohio State, the upcoming Virginia Tech/Stanford dual, the potential of a Spencer Lee vs Nick Suriano match at the US Open and Holmes has a few wishes for what he'd like to see happen this season. For the full video: Click Here
Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Preview Talk
It's one of the best weeks of the collegiate wrestling season. Espeically the regular season. It's Vegas week! Four of our conference correspondents, Kevin Claunch (Big Ten), Ryan Holmes (Big Ten), Austin Sommer (EIWA), and Robbie Wendell (ACC) have joined forces to preview the tournament. The four talk about the respective conference teams at the tournament, favorites and much more. For the full discussion: Click Here
Five B1G Takeaways from Week Three (11/21/2023)
Each week things get more and more intense and this week surely didn’t disappoint. As we get ready for some huge events like the All-Star Classic and Cliff Keen Las Vegas, we take a look at some of the biggest takeaways from last week. Gable Arnold Looks Poised in Carver-Hawkeye Debut In case you didn’t know, true freshman Gable Arnold is pretty good. How good is yet to be determined - at least on the college level - but so far, he’s been a nice spark plug for the Hawkeyes this year.
Big Ten Coaches Talk New Rules
During his preseason conversations with a handful of Big Ten coaches, Ryan Holmes made sure to ask about their thoughts on the new rules, particularly the three-point takedown. Not only do the coaches give their thoughts on the rules, but also if they have spoken with their team about the changes, and anything out of the ordinary with respect to the new rules. As you would expect, the answers vary greatly from coach to coach. For the full interview: Click Here
Braxton Amos On Different Path Coming Off Injury
In Braxton Amos’ first match at the 2023 NCAA Championships his shoulder dislocated and in 1-minute and 38 seconds his run came to an end. But he’s making his way back to the mat with a different goal in mind. During this conversation with Ryan Holmes, Amos discusses what happened in the match, back in the tunnel afterwards, his recovery and what his future plans entail. (Click picture below to watch)
Hayden Hidlay Talks About the Move to North Dakota State
Ryan Holmes and new North Dakota State assistant coach Hayden Hidlay Monday afternoon North Dakota State wrestling's program announced that they've hired five-time All-American Hayden Hidlay as a new assistant coach. Shortly thereafter, Hidlay sat down with our Big 12 correspondent, Ryan Holmes, to discuss why North Dakota State is the right place for him to start his collegiate coaching career.
Ryan Holmes on what a summer job scrubbing pots taught him about being a boss
My summer job: Holmes' boss always made time for him and complimented his work Hootsuite founder Ryan Holmes. Photo by Rachel Pick/Supplied Article content At just 16 years old, Ryan Holmes was already an entrepreneur running his own business…on the weekends, at least. By day, the B.C.-born, future founder of Hootsuite Inc. and bestselling author of The 4 Billion Dollar Tweet had a low-level, minimum-wage gig familiar to so many young people: washing dishes.
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A Giant 3D Cat Billboard That Moves Is Scarring People in Toyko
People love cat videos, but this idea may be a bit much. A high tech billboard in Tokyo is playing the 3D image of a giant cat moving around and meowing for 18 hours a day. The massive billboard is a 1,664-square-foot curved LED screen sitting on top of a building. It shows a high-definition, 3D video of the cat walking around, napping and meowing from 7 a.m. until 1 a.m. each day. The cat is meant to draw attention to the new tech, called Cross Shinjuku Vision.
FloGrappling's Mike & Mikey Show: Featuring UFC Contender Gilbert Burns
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Chris Pratt's wife Katherine Schwarzenegger talks quarantining with the actor: I'm 'learning a lot'
Chris Pratt’s wife Katherine Schwarzenegger talks quarantining with the actor: I’m ‘learning a lot’ Fox NewsView Full Coverage on Google News READ FULL STORY
9-Year-Old 'Hamilton' Megafan Transforms Home Into Theater
Home Entertainment 9-Year-Old ‘Hamilton’ Megafan Transforms Home Into Theater – Inside Edition 9-Year-Old ‘Hamilton’ Megafan Transforms Home Into Theater Inside Edition ‘Hamilton’ delivers 64% download bump for Disney+ Yahoo Finance Scott Rasmussen: What ‘Hamilton’ teaches about life in 2020 Deseret News Disney Plus censored Hamilton lyrics to cut swear words, but at a cost Polygon Lin-Manuel Miranda Reveals His Favorite Hamilton Song Screen Rant View Full Coverage on Google News READ FULL...
These 5 trends will change social media in 2015
To gauge how much you followed changes in social media this past year, here’s a pop quiz: 1) Which new social media network is known as a “virtual bathroom wall” and is already causing concern among Canadian school officials? 2) Which platform recently drew one million signups in just five weeks — eight times as fast as Facebook — with promises to share its ad revenues with users? 3) Which messaging service now allows users to transfer money using just their debit card information, free of charge?
Are We Ready For The Deepfakes Arms Race?
As fake video technology proliferates, can users continue to distinguish truth from fiction? Getty Have you tried the latest app that transforms your selfies in creepy, amazing ways? No, not FaceApp, the short-lived viral hit that “aged” users into wrinkly, balding versions of themselves. I’m talking about the Chinese app Zao, which evidently allows anyone to create a fairly convincing deepfake, in seconds.
The meterioric rise (and fall?) of TikTok
BY RYAN HOLMES 4 MINUTE READ You may have never heard of TikTok, but chances are the kids in your life have. The China-based social network made its U.S. debut in 2017 and now counts 104 million American downloads (1.2 billion worldwide). Since January, it has consistently ranked among the top three most downloaded apps, behind Facebook-owned duo WhatsApp and Messenger. The average user now spends around 45 minutes a day on TikTok, more time than they even spend on Facebook. What’s the appeal?
Former UFC Vet Kenny Florian Learns 10th Planet Submission "The Flytrap"
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Top Turtle MMA Podcast: With Devonte Smith & Cory Sandhagen
UFC 241 might be the most anticipated card of the year. The top of the card is filled with bangers, but the excitement doesn’t stop there. We’ve got you covered on all parts, with breakdowns of those fights you want to talk about so badly and interviews with some of the more interesting fighters a little ways down. First we’ll we talking to Devonte Smith, who is now on his 3rd opponent for this card (note: he was still scheduled to fight Clay Collard at the time of the interview).
Top Turtle MMA Podcast: With Gregor Gillespie & Liz Carmouche
UFC Uruguay is this weekend and we have the goodies for you. Not only are we breaking down the best fights on the card, but we’re talking with title challenger Liz Carmouche about her second bid for the title. She talks about the changes she’s made since her first bid and where her mind is at now. And if that doesn’t hype you up enough, we also have the debut of MMA Over/Under, where Shockwave Dave and “Gumby” give each other statistical over/unders and watch as the other misses terribly.
Is The "Like" An Endangered Species On Social Media?
In early 2011, social media was changing the world ... and back then it was arguably for the better. Just a few years after Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook in his dorm room, protesters turned to the new platform to rally support for the Arab Spring movement. When the Egyptian government blocked direct access to social media, protestors tapped Hootsuite to spread messages of support.
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