AI:WNBA player Sophie Cunningham is doubling down on her refusal to capitulate to the woke agenda regarding transgender athletes competing in women's sports by reportedly shopping a tell-all book about her experiences. As she faces a wave of coordinated attacks from media agitators for defending common sense and female athletic integrity, Cunningham has gone viral for singing a patriotic classic, further signaling her defiance against those attempting to erode biological reality in professional sports.Open
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. decertified a Kentucky-based organ procurement nonprofit after federal reviewers found serious deficiencies in nearly a third of cases examined, including patients who were still alive when staff tried to harvest their organs. Kennedy announced the decision Wednesday in Lexington, Kentucky, making Network for Hope the first of roughly 55 […] The post Federal government strips Kentucky organ group of certification after investigators find patients showed signs of life appeared first on American Almanac .
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. decertified a Kentucky-based organ procurement nonprofit after federal reviewers found serious deficiencies in nearly a third of cases examined, including patients who were still alive when staff tried to harvest their organs. Kennedy announced the decision Wednesday in Lexington, Kentucky, making Network for Hope the first of roughly 55 federally contracted organ procurement organizations ever shut down by the government. The Health Resources and Services Administration reviewed 351 cases where organ donation had been authorized but never completed at the nonprofit, and what investigators found was grim: 103 of those cases, 29.3 percent, showed what the agency called "concerning features." …Open
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka gave full-throated support to the Women's Tennis Association's new mandatory genetic testing policy, a move that makes the WTA the first professional sports league to screen players for biological sex. Sabalenka, the Belarusian four-time Grand Slam champion, addressed the policy at a press conference during the 2026 National Bank Open, […] The post Top-ranked women's tennis player backs WTA gene testing to protect fair competition appeared first on American Almanac .
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka gave full-throated support to the Women's Tennis Association's new mandatory genetic testing policy, a move that makes the WTA the first professional sports league to screen players for biological sex. Sabalenka, the Belarusian four-time Grand Slam champion, addressed the policy at a press conference during the 2026 National Bank Open, telling reporters she welcomed the testing and urged the tour to hold the line. Her comments landed as international sports bodies from track and field to boxing have moved toward similar eligibility standards, and as the International Olympic Committee prepares its own sex-based screening ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Games. The WTA's policy, which took effect July 21, requires…Open
