Women’s flag football is coming to a Division I program in Texas. UT Arlington announced Thursday that it will add the sport as a full varsity program in 2027. It makes the Mavericks the fifth NCAA Division I program to publicly declare it will sponsor the sport at the varsity level. The others are Mount St. Mary’s, Alabama State, Long Island and Mercyhurst. UT Arlington is the first Division I program in Texas to add the sport at the varsity level, and also the first member of the Western Athletic Conference to do so. Two other schools in Texas —…
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KJ Muldoon, who was born at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia in August, reaches out to doctors after being treated for a rare genetic disorder using CRISPR technology. CHLOE DAWSON/Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia hide caption toggle caption CHLOE DAWSON/Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia For the first time, doctors have treated a baby born with a rare, life-threatening genetic disorder with a gene-editing therapy scientists tailored to specifically repair his unique mutation. The baby received three infusions containing billions of microscopic gene-editors that homed in on a mutation in his liver and appear to have corrected his defect. Doctors need to follow the…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In the world of fast-growing tech companies, hiring tends to follow a predictable pattern. Leaders look for engineers fluent in the latest frameworks, product managers with impressive resumes, and marketers who know their way around every analytics dashboard. Skills are quantifiable. They are testable. And in high-growth environments where speed is currency, it is tempting to optimize your hiring process around hard qualifications. But here is the trap: A team stacked with talent but lacking ownership will never scale effectively. Over the years, we’ve seen companies across a wide range of industries…
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This post is part of a series sponsored by Expert Insured. If every change in your system requires a support ticket, it’s already slowing you down-and costing you more than you think. At the Target Markets Mid-Year Conference in Dallas, we heard the same frustration over and over: “We want to move fast, but our system won’t let us.”“Every update-no matter how small-requires a support ticket.”“We’re tired of waiting in someone else’s queue.” This isn’t just annoying. It’s dangerous for MGAs trying to stay competitive in a fast-moving market. When Your System Can’t Adapt, Your Business Can’t Either If your…
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File photo of former Sen. Leila de Lima (Senate Public Relations and Information Bureau) MANILA, Philippines — Former Senator Leila de Lima has maintained that the Court of Appeals (CA) decision has not reversed her acquittal from drug-related charges, noting that the appellate court just wanted the Regional Trial Court (RTC) decision to be fixed. De Lima in a statement on Thursday believes the CA just wants clarity on some issues — which she and her lawyers believe may no longer be needed since the Muntinlupa RTC’s decision was clear. Article continues after this advertisement “I just want to clarify…
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Sharing a roundup of meal prep ideas you can make on the cheap. Hi friends! How are you? I hope you’re having a great day so far! I have a morning packed full of appointments and am looking forward to family dinner tonight. Today, I wanted to chat a bit about meal prep, because it’s been savin’ my bacon lately. Meal prepping is one of my favorite ways to stay on track with healthy eating goals but also save money at the same time. When life gets hectic (which it always does), having budget friendly meals ready to go is…
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Image source: Unsplash When it comes to saving money, most people think of massive overhauls—downsizing homes, switching jobs, or completely reworking a budget. But those who’ve mastered the art of frugality know the secret: it’s not about big moves. It’s about consistent, quick fixes. Serial savers aren’t born disciplined. They build routines around simple, repeatable strategies that create daily momentum. They know exactly how to trim the fat off a grocery bill, stretch a paycheck, and even trick themselves into saving without feeling the pinch. That’s why we’re unpacking 15 of the most effective, no-fuss fixes that long-time savers swear…
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Summer has always been one of my favorite seasons. With an abundance of fresh produce at the farmer’s market, veggies in the garden, and summer family activities, it’s nearly perfect… Except for the bugs, poison ivy, and occasional sunburn! Since we moved to the south years ago, I get to enjoy even more warm, summer weather. And with it comes even more mosquitoes. Of course, homemade bug spray helps ward off most of the mosquitoes, and homemade sunscreen helps avoid the sunburn in the first place. Still, it seems that at some point, someone forgets one or the other and…
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When I need the real scoop on marketing tech, I skip glossy vendor decks and ask the people knee‑deep in campaigns, aka G2 super users and icons.
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We now know the full 2025 NFL schedule. Which means it is time to start planning your viewing schedule for Week 1. By the time the first week of games rolls around, you are going to be so excited to see football again that you will probably watch every minute you can. But to turn a phrase from Animal Farm, while all games are good some games on this slate are “more good” than others. Yes that is some rough phrasing but work with me here. If you cannot see every minute of action in Week 1, you’re in luck.…